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Here's your host, Marcus Grant.

What is up? Welcome to another edition of the NFL Fantasy Football Show presented by

Draft Kings. It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant. Still masking and socially distancing when

and where necessary. And we are almost to week 12. One more game left in week 11, which means we're getting closer to the end of the fantasy regular season, which means all these games get a lot bigger. I know for a lot of folks, this really is crunch time trying to make sure you make that last push to get into the playoffs. I know for some folks, it's, you're on easy street right now. You are already locked in to the postseason and it's just about getting your roster ready. But whatever, we're here to sort of recap what happened over the weekend. And we're going to give you some waiver wire options on what is frankly not a great waiver wire week, but we'll try to certainly help you out with that. And of course, we will preview the Monday night game really interesting one one between the Rams and the Buccaneers. Kimmy Checks will be here to help us do all of that and more. But before we get into it, let's talk to our faithful producer senior Edward L. Murphy Esquire. And Murph, was it sort of relaxing this week to not necessarily have to fret about the Giants over the weekend?

Oh, absolutely. I mean, it's a great week for them, too. They're coming back. Healthy. Eagles got a

big L, which really helps us out. It's sad to see what happened to Joe Burrow, though, because

the Giants are playing the Bengals next week. But they're getting back Xavier McKinney,

their second round pick, who is supposed to be an impact safety for them. So I'm pretty ecstatic about the Giants. I did not like to see that Dallas win. But if you're, you know, I think the smart move here is to predict the Giants are going to win the NFCE. So I feel pretty good right now. Look, I think it's, look, they've got as good a chance as anybody. You have four teams all with three wins. You know the weird part, though, Eddie, is that, you know, the best thing that could have happened to the Eagles right now is a tie. I mean, that tie could end up being the thing that helps them win the division, which is a word, a phrase I never thought I would say in my life. Yeah. And man, that Evan Ingham drop a few weeks back, like hitting his fingertips is still haunting my brain. But it's strange what's going on with those eagles. I mean, to see Carson Wendz play the way he is, like I don't I don't understand this division whatsoever. Like I thought the Cowboys, they were my pick to win the whole division.

I did think the Eagles would be in the mix.

And now to see the Giants, after looking miserable early on, being, you know, being a part of this thing, it's like, it really makes no sense.

Like there has to be like an ESPN 30 for 30 on like the 2020 NFCs.

They really should.

But it is a four-team race to the finish with just a handful of weeks left.

So if nothing else, it's going to be entertaining in its own special way to watch how

this thing shakes out.

So I'm certain we will, this is not the last.

We will talk about the NFC East before the season it's over.

However, we will turn our attention to the one and only Kimmy Checks, who I'm certainly will, this is not the last we will talk about the NFC East before the season it's over. However, we will turn our attention to the one and only Kimmy Checks, who I'm sure had her own bit of stress last night watching her Kansas City Chiefs have to fight tooth and nail against a good Raiders team. I mean, they had beat the Chiefs once, very nearly did it again last night. I would imagine your stress levels were through the roof, Kimmy. I was the Derek Carr meme in the fourth quarter because we kept getting all those penalties on defense. And I literally was sitting on my couch like this. I was livid. But then, of course, we ended up and pulled it off. Patrick Mahomes, all he needed was, what was it, a minute and 43 seconds to go down the field and get that amazing touchdown to Travis Kelsey.

So I'm living large this morning, a little bit of stress, but I'm in much better of a mood than that Derek Carpine now.

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