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Here's here to add on the week four waiver wire.

Next on Fantasy Football today in five.

Welcome to FFTN5. I'm Chris Towers and I'm here flying solo on a Monday night to recap Monday night football and take a look at the week four waiver wire options.

Obviously make sure you listen to the full episode of fantasy football today on Tuesday morning for the full breakdown of the top

Waverwire options. But first, let's do three big takeaways from the Monday night double

header. And we'll start with this. Joe Burrow stayed healthy. He didn't look great and he didn't

look particularly mobile. He was throwing off his back foot. He wasn't planting. He wasn't throwing accurately down the field pretty much at all. But he stayed healthy. I didn't think he should have been playing. I thought the risks way outweighed the rewards. I thought it was way too early for the Bengals to be playing like they're desperate and playing Joe Burrow. But hey, he made it through the game.

And that's really all that matters. And all things considered, he wasn't, it wasn't a great

game for fantasy. You should have benched him anyway. I started Matthew Stafford over him.

I'm happy with that, even though Stafford wasn't great. But look, we finally got you Mark

Chase going. T. Higgins had a lot of opportunities

to do more in this game and just had a couple of really bad drops which was very disappointing

also left this game briefly with uh cramping but it looks like he'll be fine but yeah i think

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