Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score,

and today's episode is

presented by head and shoulders.

Offense for great hair, defense against flakes.

On today's show, we're previewing week 11, just six weeks left in the fantasy season, and

we got an old friend joining us for this one, Patrick Dardy of Roto World.

You might know him as Roto Pat, one of our

favorite guests every year. And I don't want to waste any time off the top here. We're bringing

them right in. Pat, welcome back to the show. And congrats again, I mean, I congratulated you on

Twitter, but congrats again on having a baby a couple months ago in one of the strangest years that

you could possibly do that. Yeah, you know, bringing a child into the world in 2020 was a very interesting experience for sure. But yeah, we talked about doing the podcast earlier in the season. It was right when my baby was born, but, you know, now it's been over two months and I've just mastered having three children. Like, so I've already beat, I've already beaten the game. game and so yeah now you know I just have all the time in the world to do podcast and stuff again. So it's great. But no, yeah, thank you for the congrats. And yeah, 2020, yeah, having the kid. It was, yeah, you know, quite an experience. Well, and some would say not just bad timing on the year, but bad timing having a child at the beginning of the NFL season, man. Come on, what are you doing there? A lot of people have made that comment to me. And my retort is the first two were two perfectly timed. I had one, my first, my daughter in late May, and then my son in early July. And so, in the first two, you know, I hit the bullseye. And I was just too good at the first two. And the third, yeah, was born quite literally days before week one. So it was a challenging beginning to the season. All right. Well, let's use the timing thing as a segue here. Because some people might think that it's bad timing for Drew Brees to get hurt. How about that segue? So we're heading into the final stretch of the regular season here.

Breeze is now going to be out.

We don't really know, right?

Like some of the reports said two weeks.

Some of the reports said that he might not be back until the playoffs.

So that makes it sound like it's going to be way more than two weeks.

But the Saints have been prepared for this.

They were prepared for it last year. They signed Teddy Bridgewater. And people forget, but Teddy was a low-end QB-1 during those five games that Breeze missed. And I know a lot of it was one big game, but still, he put up some okay fantasy numbers during that time, and it helped him get that big contract in the offseason with the Panthers.

And then when he left, the Saints Inc. Taysam Hill to decent backup money.

And they talked him up as the potential successor to Breeze.

But then when James Winston couldn't find any suitors on the free agent market, man,

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