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Yo, what's up?

It's Friday, September 12th.

I'm Jeff.

This is the rant.

I don't know why I said it that way. I'm excited to be here after a really impressive performance from the Green Bay Packers. That team's for real. Not a knock on the

commanders whatsoever. The commanders are a good team, but the Packers are a great team. Wow. That team is something else. Now,

two key injuries coming out of the game I want to talk about first on the show. Then we're

going to get into some common names that are coming up in StartSit questions across the

interwebs. Now, I can't tell you whether or not you should start these players, but I can at least

give you insight on why I have them where I do, and then you can use that information if you're facing

some of these start-sit debates as well. Let's get into the information from last night's game,

though. I'm not going to unpack what I saw necessarily. I will do that, of course, in the

first read article that comes out on Mondays over at FtnFantasy.com. That's a free article, right? So you can go check that out. I give you big takeaways from each of the games, some of the numbers you need to know all that fun stuff. But the two injuries. First and foremost, Austin Echler, as of right now, I don't have final word. I'll just check the newsfeed

as I'm talking here just in case, but it is feared to be a torn Achilles, which would obviously

not only be season ending, but I think it could be career ending as well. That is really, really

rough news because he was actually playing pretty well during the course of the

game. The Packers are just a lead against the run. That's the challenge. And we're going to run into

this. No pun intended, week in and week out against that defense, which was wow, very, very

impressive last night. So with Eckler out, I know the focus is going to go to Jacori Kroski Merritt,

but let's be clear. Echler was the clear lead back, and they were essentially splitting

duties before he was out of that game between Kroski Merritt and Jeremy McNichols. So we have

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