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Hey, it's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant, still fully vaccinated, still dodging variants

like Neo in the Matrix. Joined, as always, by producer Justin and the specialists on the other side of the glass. I think they had a Friendsgiving yesterday, which makes me wonder if I'm their friend, because I don't think anybody told me about it, but that's cool. That's cool. don't worry about me

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by Michael F. Florio, who I know you are trying to plan your Thanksgiving day around your

bills playing in the evening. Oh, man, I didn't realize that, because originally I was just going to stay home on Thanksgiving and watch football, but then I got invited to Nicolette's families, and we agreed. And then I realized the bills play at 520, and I was like, all right, I could kind of swing it. And then they were like, oh, we're going to do a late afternoon dinner. And now I am frantically trying to get out of getting home early because it's suddenly a big game for the bills. Yeah, absolutely it is. I mean, they're kind of scuffling a little bit. They're looking up with the Patriots and, you know, they got a, they have to keep winning, basically, because, you know, the Patriots are playing some good football right now. So we got plenty to talk about, though, today. Because we're going to have a whole slate of games to go through.

We know there are three Thanksgiving Day games. There's a whole bunch of games on Sunday. So we will dive into that. We also have some Thanksgiving-themed questions for week 12. And we're going to have some sleeper picks for you as well. So with all that in the rearview mirror now, let's look ahead and dive into some

fantasy headlines for the day. The first one coming out of New York, that loud cheer you heard

was Giants fans rejoicing because they have a new offensive coordinator. They released

Jason Garrett from his coaching obligations after an abysmal loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Monday night.

And Freddie Kitchens is the man on deck now to call plays for Big Blue.

But the question is, does this mean we're back in on the Giants Pass catchers?

We know Sequan's going to get his touches.

But guys like Kimi Ghalade, Cadarious Tony, sort of inconsistent. Do we feel better because there's a new play caller there now? Not yet. I have to see it before I can fully trust these guys again. Like, I'll continue to roster Cadarious Tony. Saw a big volume this past week. Didn't do a whole lot with it, but the opportunity is what I care about. Kenny Goladay, I think you could drop this guy at this point right now, two targets last week. Freddie Kitchens, maybe he could save the day, but there's no way I could trust him until I see it. Because remember, the last time we saw Freddie Kitchens, his offense didn't look too great either. That's sort of the thing, right? We flash back to what he was doing with the Cleveland Browns, it was inconsistent at best.

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