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Welcome into the Fantasy Pros Football Podcast.

I'm Ryan warmly joined by Andrew Erickson.

We are talking week 11 wide receiver buys and sells.

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We talk some running backs,

buys and sells, and answered some audience questions. We've got more listener questions at the

end of this episode. Those came from Twitter slash X. So I appreciate everybody sending those in.

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All right, let's go to the wide receivers to so you don't miss your chance to claim this championship belt and flex on your entire league.

All right, let's go to the wide receivers to buy Erickson, who was number one on your list.

Dan Campbell's favorite wide receiver.

Jameson Williams, wide receiver with the Detroit Lions.

We saw this past week, Dan Campbell, take a bigger role in terms of play calling for the

Lions.

He wasn't necessarily loving what John Morton had been doing, or he thought that he could

prove upon it at his own wrinkle to the offense.

And I think that resulted in Jameson Williams having one of his best games of the season.

Six of seven targets for 119 yards and a touchdown with the majority of stuff coming in the second half. So in the first half of the game, the Lions could basically do whatever they wanted. It was a lot of Ammaris St. Brown. It was a lot of Sam LaPorteur, obviously Jamir Gibbs. And in the second half, when they were already kind of in cruise control, it was bombs away. Like, let's get James some numbers here. So in a game script that usually

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