Week 14 Start/Sit: George Kittle, Travis Etienne and others + CeeDee Lamb on drafting himself

Fantasy Football Happy Hour with Matthew Berry

NBC Sports, Matthew Berry

Fantasy Sports, Sports, Football

4.3 • 710 Ratings

🗓️ 7 December 2022

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Matthew (@MatthewBerryTMR), Jay Croucher (@croucherJD) and Lawrence Jackson (@LordDontLose) discuss Baker Mayfield landing with the Rams and expectations for Tyler Huntley in top headlines before breaking down whether to start or sit multiple players this week – including Amari Cooper and Jamaal Williams. CeeDee Lamb also joins the program to discuss his conversations with fans about fantasy football, drafting himself and more.

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0:00.0	He's not about to let Jordan Love start against the Bears because you know he'll do good.
0:06.1	Right.
0:06.9	So you saw what Mike White did.
0:08.8	Wait, wait, hang on for a second.
0:10.6	You think Karen Rogers is legit worried about Jordan Love?
0:13.3	Not like that, though.
0:14.9	It'll be like the court of public opinion.
0:17.5	Yeah.
0:17.7	Because he'll go.
0:18.3	Because look, I mean, look, Zach Wilson, we're in remembrance of him because Mike
0:23.3	White went out there.
0:24.7	You get that on the discount, right?
0:26.1	Yeah.
0:26.3	You get that on the discount, right?
0:27.4	Yeah.
0:27.4	You know, $2.
0:28.0	Like his jersey number.
0:28.9	Oh, my God.
0:34.7	Fantasy football happy hour with Matthew Berry, served by Applebee's.
0:39.9	All right, welcome to the fantasy football happy hour with Matthew Barry.
0:43.5	To my left, I'm Jay Croucher.
0:45.4	Lawrence Bam Jackson.
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