And What's up everybody Raymond Summerlin of Rotor World. Com here your host for this edition of the

Rotorworld Football Podcast and I will be joined today as I am every

single Thursday by Richard Reebar to talk about the Thursday night game as well as the most

important data points from his weekly worksheet column as well as Nick Minzio who has all the most important data points from his weekly worksheet column, as well as Nick Minzio, who has all the most

important starts and sits for week two of the fantasy football season.

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hope you keep it up. With that out of the way, let's let's do this. What's up

Rich? Ray, what's happening? We got one week in the books and it was a it was a

fun week one. You know a lot of points were

scored a lot of really high fantasy scores I mean you were someone that was

out there letting everyone know and you know let everyone know about the passing game recoil along with others and we saw it week one we had

Why receiver smash quarterback scoring was up almost five points per game and it was for week one. We had 18 more offensive touchdown,

so we did a week one last year.

It was just a final week one to get a start.

As it turns out, when you have quarterbacks,

I think that can pass the football, then all that stuff still works.

Although, do we still have quarterbacks that can pass the football?

What's going on with Aaron Rogers?

What's going on with Marcus Marietta?

So I guess we'll have to see.

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