Welcome, everyone to the score fantasy football podcast presented by Subway.

I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at The Score.

Joining me today is the score is David B. Woods, a man who lost to my team in an epic game of

Worley Ball. If you aren't familiar with Worley Ball, don't worry about it because we weren't

at the time either. It's sort of a combination of bumper cars, scoop ball, and basketball. I think that's probably the simplest way. I mean, lacrosse, like you score by throwing the ball with like some sort of lacrosse stick or something. It's a very weird. You're driving around in a backward. It's a very strange game. My team was out of five on four disadvantage and yet we still pulled out the win against woods's

team i can't believe you remember that this was a game with the scores whole NFL staff and uh if

i remember correctly there was some very suspect officiating in that matchup from our from about a

15 year old referee um anyway it was really fun i don't know why that we haven't gone back and done that

again actually we were all like very impressed at how fun that was. But on today's show, I'm going to give a quick glimpse at some updates that you're going to see in my rankings that are coming out on Thursday. Then we're going to go over week three, and we're going to preview it with our guest today, Pat Dardy, also known as Roto Pat from Roto World, and we're going to pick his brain

about the biggest questions that are facing fantasy owners entering this third game of the

season. Before we get to all that, though, if you like what you're hearing, make sure that

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So like I mentioned, my latest rankings will be available on the score on Thursday.

Let's take a look first at some of the notable risers and fallers that you're going to see in our next level update segment,

which is presented by our friends at Subway, who up the taste ante with their new next level

pininis. I'm moving Kirk Cousins up a couple spots, and the matchup is just so good. He's

at home against the bills. They've allowed six passing touchdowns through the first two games,

three each by Joe Flacco and

Philip Rivers. The only fear I have here is that the Vikings are going to be up big in that game

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