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Guaranteed Human.

What is up?

Welcome to another edition of the NFL fantasy football show.

It's me, your man, M.G.

Marcus, Grant, fully vaccinated.

Rona, variance, Neo Matrix.

Yeah, all that.

But the important part is one more sleep until the NFL season officially begins for 2021, 2021,

so we are here to talk about it, joined as always by producer Justin and Michael F. Florio.

And you were saying it just before we started this thing.

Like after eight months of just speculation, it's nice.

We'll have real football that actually counts for something after Thursday night.

It's going to be nice.

Yeah, I'm very excited for it.

And last night, Marcus, me, Nicolette, we were walking Cali, and halfway during the walk, I just stopped and I was like, wait, kickoff is tomorrow. And then I realized I was like, oh, wait, no, I have to wait a whole other, like I just randomly got super excited for it. So I'm ready, man. Thursday night can't get here soon enough. Yeah, it's going to be nice. I mean, we have spent so much time basically just speculating and creating scenarios in our own heads. And so now we get to see it play out for real to see how wrong or generally, actually generally how wrong. I say, I'll see how right or generally how wrong we are about these things. And then we can readjust. Don't worry about the wrong. Which is the thing. Week one is always funny. And we'll probably do something about this next Monday. But, you know, it's like we see things that happen on Sunday and then we wildly overreact to them. And then week two happens. And I think we wildly overcorrect. And it's like week three or four when I think we finally center on something that seems close to okay. So yeah, but it's going to be fun to do that. I've got plenty to talk about. We will give you some big questions for week one. We'll also have a DFS lineup for those who observe and then a few sleepers too in the show for week one that you may want to have in your

lineup, or if they're on the waiver wire, maybe you go pick them up as well. But first,

let's start with some of the news headlines. One of the big ones that came a couple days ago,

the last time that we did this show, Justice Hill running back for the Baltimore Ravens,

suffered a torn Achilles. He is out for the season.

So now that's two running backs that Baltimore has lost for the duration after losing J.K. Dobbins earlier in the preseason.

For you, I mean, Gus Edwards is already at the top of the heap after the Dobbins injury.

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