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Welcome to another edition of the NFL fantasy football show presented by Draft Kings.

It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus

Grant. Still masking and socially distancing when and where necessary. And an interesting week

five Sunday, a lot of surprising results on the field, a major injury that is going to shake up

both the NFL and the fantasy football world as well. So we'll talk about that with

Kimmy Checks. We'll talk about some waiver wire pickups that you might be needing to make for the

week. Also looking at some guys who have not been performing lately and whether or not it's time

to either put them on the bench or maybe move them even to the waiver wire. But before we get

into any of that, a big note coming up for this past week.

We thought there was going to be a Broncos Patriots game played this week. In fact, it was

originally supposed to be played today on Monday, but that game has been rescheduled to week six.

So we played on Sunday as part of the week six slates, a 1 p.m. Eastern kickoff that game you can see

on CBS. All right, before we get into the meat of the show, to talk to our favorite producer, senior Edward L. Murphy, Esquire, and Murph, I know it was a rough weekend. The Yankees lost, the Giants lost. But I know, but you're a Notre Dame guy. And at least Chase Claypool had a big day. So that was something I guess to look forward to, right?

Marcus, I do appreciate you bringing up the one you're a Notre Dame guy and at least Chase Claypool had a big day. So that was something I guess to look forward to, right?

Marcus, I do appreciate you bringing up the one bright spot of Notre Dame football who beat Florida State.

And then, yeah, Chase Claypool, who I've always loved. And Notre Dame's had a good stable of receivers throughout the years that I've been watching.

And Claypool is just a freak of nature, a tight-end build in a receiver athleticism body. It's, I mean, it's just, he's insane, four touchdowns. The Irish win on Saturday, which is the bright spot. And I'm trying to push the disgustingness of the Yankees and the Giants just out of my brain. I'm tired of being the disgruntled fan, so I got to find the silver

lining.

Hey, Lee, wherever you can. I will say this about Chase Claypool. I didn't quite know how he would fit, because you mentioned he was sort of a tight-end wide receiver hybrid, and I didn't know how the Steelers would use him. But I'll tell you that, I mean, obviously the huge game yesterday, but they seem to figure out how to use them. I'm impressed with what I've seen so far.

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