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Welcome to the NFL fantasy football show, presented by Draft Kings.

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, MG, Marcus Grant.

Still masking and socially distancing when and where necessary.

And we are one step away from championship week.

I know for a lot of you out there, you have already clinched your matchups and you've

already moved on to the championship.

So to those of you who have done that already, congratulations.

For the rest of you who are still sweating out one more game in week 15, best of luck to

you.

We will break down that week 15 Monday night football contest between the Steelers and Bengals. Kimmy Checks will join me as she always does. We'll also go over some waiver wire picks because, hey, look, it's never too late to try and improve your roster, even if there's just one more game left on the schedule. We'll also sort of start turning the page for those of you who maybe the season is over, but you're still sort of locked in.

And by the way, we appreciate you for that. We'll look ahead at some guys who have finished out 2020 strong and talk about whether or not you can keep it going for 2021.

So we got a busy, busy show for you today. Glad you can be with us on this Monday. And as we always do it this time, we'll bring in our friend Kimmy Checks, who you had to sweat one out yesterday between the Chiefs and, although I just have to ask. I know you are obviously a diehard Chiefs fan, but I know that there is a soft spot in your heart for the Saints. So this was, was this a win-win or was this a lose-lose for you? How did you approach

this game? No. Okay. So I was born outside of New Orleans. That's where my dad's side of the family is, but my mom's from Kansas City. So when I was little, we moved to Kansas City. So I grew up as a Kansas City Chiefs fan. However, my father and my dad's entire side of the family likes the saints. So in situations where the Saints and the

Chiefs do not play each other, I can root for both teams. The Chiefs are obviously Numero Uno. In a situation where they do play each other, the Chiefs are still Numero Uno. I mean, I think I would have been happy either way, obviously a little bit more bummed if the Saints would have won over my chiefs, but regardless, we bought it home. It was a little touch and go there for a moment.

I felt really good. And then in that second half, when the Saints kind of got a little bit more energy and they got a little bit closer to get closer and, you know, hopefully try and tie up the game, that's when I started sweating, but have no fear. Patrick Mahomes was here. And we bought home the dub. Patrick Mahomes is a wizard. That's all I can. That is the only explanation. It's honestly, it's one of those things where it's like you feel bad. Like you feel, like, you feel like you feel bad watching the Kansas City Chiefs. And I think I tweeted it. It was like, it's just not fair how good and versatile they are. It's like you can't stop the run game. You cannot even try to come close to the passing game. Our defense was connecting on all cylinders. Like, it's just, I don't know. Brett Veach and the Hunt family, like, hats off to you. And Andy Reed, like, we are, we are out of control. Well, enjoy it while you're kidding, because most fans of teams will tell you that these kind of moments

get to be... read like we are we are out of control well enjoy it while you can because you know most most

fans of teams will tell you that these kind of moments don't come around all that often

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