Hello everybody, welcome to the Roto World football show, I'm Patrick Darty, you got your

Pat Carain, you got your Danny Carter, you got your Kyle DeVort chick, you got your week

11 slate, we're going to talk about the whole thing except for Thursday night football.

You're listening to this after Thursday football, there's some big games as we big fantasy

games, bears at the Falcons is somehow one of the big fantasy games, Browns at the bills

is the game that they could end up playing in Detroit, Michigan, because it's going to snow 42

feet lake effect snow and Buffalo and Ontario, so on and so forth. But speaking of snow, I mean,

when you think of snow, you think of line play Kyle DeVort chick, we were just talking about

before the show, you're kind of our line play expert kind of going against type and being a real

big time line expert, just what's like the line update around the NFL right now?

They're all pretty big, you know, I'm only watching them from my TV, but even on a 40-some-inch

television, they all look larger than me, I'd imagine if I ever got to do like sideline reporting,

I'd be like, hey guys, Kyle back here, in the trenches talking to a six, seven, three hundred feet

pound guard to each breed is bigger than me. I got some nuggets, Christian Darisaw left

tackle, number one, PFF grade, concussed, I don't think he's going to play. Eagles building up a

lot of bulk on the interior, adding most recently in Don Consu, he's very good, so that's the

segment of me talking about guys who weigh at least twice, sometimes three times as much as I do.

Well, I just want to jump in and give you the stat of the week here, which is very much related

to this, which is when divided by physical mass, Kyle DeVort chick knows the most about offensive

line in the entire industry. Pound for pound. Pound for pound? No, he knows more than anybody on

earth about line play, and we respect him for it. By the way, the Eagles seem to have said, okay,

we just got humiliated by the commanders on Monday night, and they're very, I'm going to say it,

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