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Hey, I'm Liz Loza and this is Facts versus Feelings, the amuse boost to your fantasy focus main course.

We're bringing more fantasy, more facts, more

feelings, and of course, more fun. And now that I have your attention, today's fact is that

growth is knowing when to stay and when to walk away. And we've got producer Presley here this week. Thanks so much for joining us because what is Fax versus

feelings without a little Mancunian grit from the control room? Nice to see you, Dave. Oh, it's good to see

you, Liz. Thanks for having me back. Big shout out to Q for covering for me last week. I know he's a

listener favorite. Let's get it. Week 10, my fantasy lineups, the decimated

playoff push. I know. That's not good. I need your advice, Liz. I'm in desperate need of your advice. All right. Well, we're going to, we're going to build everything back up. Everything's going to be fine. We're going to coast you all the way to the playoffs and hopefully our viewers as well. And if they are enjoying it, we'd appreciate it if they like and subscribe to the video. Maybe if they are having problems like you, Dave, they can also call the voicemail line. What's that number? Because, you know. Yeah, I mean, therapy. I'm in need of it. 914-348-1893. I think that's the number. That was off the top of the dome, so hopefully it's right.

Wow.

We check them on Mondays. Any problems you might have life problems, football problems, lineup problems,

give us a shout. We got your answers. Or Liz has your answers. I'm not a qualified therapist.

I love Dave taking control, and now I just need him to hit the disclaimer. Fantasy football is a game of inches, luck, and irrational confidence. Proceed with caution, trust your gut, and remember. Side effects of listening to this podcast may include spontaneous victory dances, mal-trash-talking, and I believe that your sleeper pick is better than everyone else's. Take the facts of fantasy football seriously, but consult your feelings before making any lineup changes. Because I'm done. What do you mean you're done? I'm done. I did say all my teams were bad list, but there is one shining star throughout, and that is Jalen Warren, running back of the Steelers. Sometimes you've got to know when to hold him and no one to fold him. I'm holding Jalen for the rest of the season. What do you think? I think that's a great idea because Warren has emerged as a really steady Eddie.

He's not particularly flashy. And listen, he is never going to be a high volume primary ball carrier in Arthur Smith's offense. But he is definitely the RB1 for the Steelers. He's managed

13 or more fantasy points in five of his last seven games.

And when you look at Kenny Gainwell's contributions, they have not been nearly as significant.

Warren is managing a snapshot of 57% to Gainwell's 39% additionally.

Warren received all three of the running back carries inside the five last week in week nine.

Also, we love to see a running back that's involved as a pass catcher,

and Warren has managed at least two receptions in every single outing this season.

I like his matchup this week against the Chargers, a defense that's allowing 4.9 yards per carry,

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