Hello, welcome to the Yahoo Fantasy Football Forecast.

It's the very special Monday Pickups Edition.

This is an all-ages show.

I'm Andy Barron's in your ears here.

I am joined, of course, by Fantasy Legend, Scott Pianowski.

It was a wild and a messy and a glorious week in the NFL.

Scott, what is up? How much did you enjoy that Sunday night game? And in particular, the ending of

the Sunday night game, where finally a head coach declined to just give the ball back to a Hall

of Fame quarterback with 30 or 40 seconds remaining in a game.

Right. Yeah. There's no friendliest loss in John Harbaugh's playbook. I loved it. I loved giving agency to the quarterback.

Of course, you know, the Kumar's going to say go for it. What quarterback would say punt? Any quarterback who says we should punt, you should immediately boot off your team. But, you know, to me, the funny thing about week two is that there's a lot of sluggishness

in the early games. And then when you got that second wave, it's like, oh, okay, here's

Kyle and Murray ready to make his MVP run. You know, is this the year he does what Mahomes did

and what, and what Jackson did and what Josh Allen did is he this year's guy who was already good,

plenty good, but maybe he's ready to take a step forward.

And Brady's like, hey, I want to be the oldest guy to win an MVP.

And Russell Wilson and Tyler Lockett were doing their thing.

And then Kansas City and Baltimore had a game.

I know that you want to try not to have recency bias and be prisoners of the moment. But I got to figure when they're figuring out, when they're going over games of the year at the end of the season, that might have been the

best game of the year. And it's going to be one of the three or four very best. Just two teams with

a history, trading haymakers back and forth, lead changes. I think that nothing makes sports

more exciting than lean changes when you don't know who's going to win when there's intrigue strategically there's some heroes there's maybe a goat thrown in it's just a wonderful second wave of

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