What is up? It's the rant. My name is Jeff Rackle. It is Monday, October 4th, week 4,

almost in the books. Of course, we have Monday night football tonight, but I want to recap.

I think we saw yesterday, I don't want to tell you goofy stories about stuff you don't

care about. Yes, that's right. We're diving right into it. Let's start with Washington

and Atlanta. A very interesting game. A rubber meets the road kind of game for a few different

players, but let's talk on the Washington side first. Unfortunately, it looks like Logan

Thomas is going to miss some time, banged up, barely played in this one. That's unfortunate,

but it happens in football, as we know, all too well. But there were a lot of good things

to take away from this contest. First and foremost, Terry McClaren, getting it done to touchdowns

for him. Taylor Heinecke, man, Taylor Heinecke. I don't know what happens when Fitsy comes

back, but number five quarterback for the week here. So far for Taylor Heinecke, not

worried about JD McKissick's usage. He's going to be using the passing game a little bit.

Antonio Gibson is just fine. He scored a rushing touchdown. He's a top 20 fantasy option.

So no major worries there. No, we shouldn't just forget about all the steps to get into

the Hall of Fame. We can't put Cordero Patterson in just yet. And honestly, this is not sustainable

production for Cordero Patterson. He played 23 snaps. That's it. 51 for Mike Davis. So

while he may be the number one fantasy running back for the week, just be careful. This is

like a prime sell high opportunity. Calvin Ridley, seven for 80, but 13 targets. I love

that volume. And Kyle Pits. I know people are going to lose their minds over this, but

dude had nine targets and Matt Ryan kind of started getting it going a little bit. I mean,

it was mostly to Patterson, but that's at least encouraging there. Let's move on to the

next contest. Of course, Houston and Buffalo on the Houston side. Do we really have to?

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