What is up? It's the rant. My name is Jeff Radcliffe, but it is Friday, October 1st, week 4.

Already starting with an injury, man. That's thanks for DJ Chark, but good on you if you had

LaVisca. We'll talk about that on Tuesday, though, because I want to talk about this weekend's

remaining games. I'm going to dive right into it. No mints and words today. Washington at

Atlanta. It is rubber meets the road time for Atlanta, Calvin Ridley and Kyle Pits. I'm

willing to give him the benefit of the doubt, and especially against the Washington defense

that has been very friendly to opposing passing games so far, 315 net passing yards, 70%

completion rate. They should be able to get their hands on a ball early and often in this

one. So it's a, if it doesn't happen this week, we'll push the panic button, but a

lot of people are too panicky over Kyle Pits right now. Otherwise, you know, the other

issue here is Mike Davis. Of course, he's backsliding into flex territory. Cordy Earl Patterson

is not a running back, but he's getting touches out of the backfield. So he's just not a

natural running back, but he has a good weapon. So he could be flexed out RB 35 for him.

Antonio Gibson, I know some people are worried about him. I don't see any issue who he went

limited today in practice. He should be good to go. But Taylor Heinecke is the guy who

I'm looking at as a possible streamer here. He's been pretty solid. Number 14 fantasy

quarterback over the last two weeks. And the Falcons are the number two match up here

for quarterbacks Houston and Buffalo. I'm not certain anybody on Houston except Brandon

Cooks do think he could possibly be a back end wide receiver to just based on volume.

And I think we know the main guys who were starting in Buffalo. So let's talk about

the backfield. Zach Moss, Devon Singletari. I mean, so far this season, there's no consistency.

I do think it's Moss, but I'm not willing to use him as anything more than a flex. I

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