Hello my good man. Welcome everyone.

It's time for On the Couch with Sickle Blue. A lot of crazy favorite things.

Looking at fantasy football from a deeper place. This is going to be a changing day in your life.

And now here's your host, Sickle Blue. I want to my mother.

Gardner Mention you off of the Eagles bench into our line-ups. That more of this week on The Couch.

A great day to be talking to Ian Harditz. Ian, it's fun, but are we getting in trouble for mixing fun

with fantasy football playoffs with Gardner Mention this week?

Well, first of all, it's great to be back on The Couch with you. My man always a pleasure.

And I don't think so, man. We have a pretty decent sample size that tells us that Gardner Mention is

a perfectly average, if not better fantasy quarterback than real life. Going back to those

seasons where he got the full-time starting job in Jacksonville for an extended stretch.

So we've seen more guys, the Malik Willis' Tyler Huntlies of the World where I think we've had

a smaller sample size and maybe had to buy more into their theoretical ability with more

snaps and everything versus someone like Gardner who, again, not great. 33rd and P.F.

of passing grade among 57 guys over the time period, 33rd and years per attempt.

20th and passer rating. He's an average to above average quarterback.

But here's the difference, Sick, between Gardner Mention with the Jaguars and now.

The Seagulls offense, quarterback non-cludin. I'm not trying to slander Jalen Hertz here because

obviously you saw how that points bread boom when he got taken out of the equation.

No Jalen Hertz slander tolerated. But I don't think there's a better offense in the NFO if you

look at the running backs, wide receivers, tight ends, now at Dallas, Dallas, Gardner's back as well.

And offense is a lot involved than the Eagles. So if we're able to drop, again, a perfectly

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