What is up? It's the rant. My name is Jeff Rackliffe and it is Friday November 19th.

We got a full slate ahead of us this weekend, so I am going to dive right into things here.

We'll kick things off with the Indianapolis Colts facing the Buffalo Bills.

Carson Wentz coming off of a down week after six straight games with the least two passing scores.

He faces a very tough Buffalo defense. There's no doubt about it.

This is brutal for Wentz not using him. Really the only players using with any confidence here.

Obviously, John Nathan Taylor and Hayden matchup is brutal for him, but you know what he's been freaking awesome.

23.6 PPR points per game since week three. That's number one among running backs and Michael Pittman.

I talked about the matchup yesterday. I don't love it, but I'm going to still use him as a wide receiver, too.

On the other side, I think, you know, it's pretty straightforward with Josh Allen's fond digs.

Many Sanders has a wide receiver, three, but the back field is a bit of a mess. We're not using that.

And last week, the snaps broke down 28 for Moss, 22 for Singletary.

I can't trust either as anything more than a flex play this week. Baltimore and Chicago news breaking.

Only a few minutes ago before I hit record here, Alan Robinson listed as doubtful.

So he's not going to play. So that means Darnell Mooney, the opportunity is all yours, brother.

And this is actually a really good matchup for Justin Fields. 298.6 net passing yards per game is what the Ravens are allowing fields as a streamer,

but not having Robinson does hurt the cause of the stings, especially coming out a by week.

You wouldn't expect that, but them's the brakes Montgomery slides back in as a front end RB, too.

And you know, I just I don't think we're quite there to use fields as a streamer, but I do want this guy on benches.

On the other side, you have Marquis Brown and Lamar Jackson missing practice throughout the week, but I think they'll be okay.

I don't have news on that one here. If anything breaks during the course of this show, I will go over to it.

But Rashad Bateman still a wide receiver three. If somehow Marquis Brown didn't go, Bateman's a wide receiver two.

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