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 my co-host, David P. Woods, a man who apparently spent his teen

years in a backyard wrestling federation. I'm bringing this up for two reasons. One, our guest

today is Jake Celia, the Athletic, and I think Jake's going

to get a kick out of this. Second is that this is another item that came directly from your

wife. She suggested that it get brought up on the podcast. She said that you even sold tapes

of matches online, and some people actually bought them, apparently. Woods, this can't be true. Come on. It's true.

You're really digging deep into the embarrassing stories archive here. We like jumped off ladders

and through tables and stuff like that and we filmed it all and edited it together and we sold

some of them and it's all on YouTube, but I'm not going to tell you what to search for to find

and I don't think anyone will ever find it hopefully. I don't even know what to say about that one. The more I find out about you, the stranger your story becomes. On today's episode, I'm going to run through a couple of the updates that you're going to see in my rankings on Thursday. Then we're going to preview week five with, as I mentioned, our guest, Jake Sealy. And then we're going to go over some players that we think are going to lead you to a fantasy title in the second half of the season. So make sure you stick around for that. But first, my updated rankings are going to be available on the score on Thursday. Let's take a first look 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 paninis.

The first is Aaron Jones. Surprise, surprise. We love them here. We've talked about them so much.

I'm moving Mr. Jones up seven spots to

RB22. The Lions defense has been destroyed on the ground. They've given up 300-yard rushing

games at four weeks, and they just allowed 240 yards from scrimmage to Ezekiel Elliott. Jones's

workload isn't totally secure yet, but we're starting to see him come on.

Technically, he's still part of that three-man committee, but I trust him more than the other

guys that I've moved him over, Lamar Miller, Alex Collins.

Jones is actually playing against another back in my rankings that I'm moving down.

I'm sending Carry-on Johnson in the opposite direction.

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