On today's episode of the Ringer Fantasy football show, we go through the week 15 playoff mailbag where we talk about the underrated Ryan Tannahill, the possibly now overrated Jalen Hertz, and which rookie running backs can you trust for the playoffs?

Also, a lot of people are terrible at best man speeches. We go through that too. Stick around.

Welcome to the Ringer Fantasy football show. My name is Danny Heifetz and I am joined by Danny Kelly and Craig Coralbeck. Are you guys ready for a fun back?

Yes. Yeah. Okay, this is from Nick. Nick. When lightning strikes, it flows from the cloud to the ground, but the part that we see is actually the charge going from the ground back up into the cloud.

I knew that. Really? Whoa. Yes. I don't know when I must have learned that in school, but yeah, I always knew that the lightning we saw was it going back up.

Well, this blew my mind. Decade. Did this blow your mind? I've heard this before, but I still don't understand it. I don't get how it works.

Glad you asked because I have NOAA.gov and up the National Severe Storms Lab. And it says the cloud to ground lightning comes from the sky down, but the part you see comes from the ground up.

A typical cloud to ground flash lowers a path of negative electricity that we cannot see. I don't know what that means towards the ground in a series of spurts.

I love the word spurts on a government website. Objects on the ground generally have a positive charge under a typical thunderstorm and basically it just shoots up because opposite the track. I don't really know what that means, but that blew my doors off.

Interesting. So it's not, you know, lightning in the first half. Nothing great. Half comes alive on the way back. They had us in the first half. They had us in the first half.

Have you guys seen that? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Well, oh, great. We have a thunderous mailbag episode for you today. Oh boy. All right.

I'm going to catch light in your bottle. I was wondering how you can. It's not exactly your main to the mailbag, but it is an adjective that connects.

It wasn't my finest. Before we get into the sit starts and everything about our mailbag, can we just talk about the Lamar Jackson poop incident?

Yeah. Do you guys think that he pooped his pants or like he was going to poop his pants or that he was cramping?

I will. I actually believe he was cramping. Yeah. I think it's funny or the idea that he went in to take a dump, though.

Oh, it's great. It's great for. I was daring to vote. It's terrible for the country. Great for.

But if you guys have played high school sports, college sports, whatever, I mean, it is rare that you have to take a number two in the middle of playing sports.

Like your body usually just doesn't allow it. Like something really got to be good. Well, it's rare, but it's not like imposter flight thing takes over.

Yeah. No, that's true. You get all stopped up. That's like evolution at work. Right. Yeah. Like you don't have to go.

Like if you have to go to bathroom and then a burglar breaks into your house, like you don't have to go to the bathroom anymore.

I feel like though, like the pregame, the nerves, though, can have.

Sure. Yeah. It can make things happen in your body. Yeah. The pregame number twos are abundant.

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