Hey, everyone. Welcome to a good football show. I am Matt Straup. And this is part two of your

week six fantasy preview show. If you missed part one, that was a Thursday night game, plus

charges Ravens Vikings Panthers, Dolphins Jacks Packers Bears, and Raiders Broncos. So check that out.

If you missed that part of it today, we're going to be hitting the remaining eight games. And the glory

of bi weeks has set in guys. I'm not sure if you talked about this on Wednesday, but I mean, just be

clear, no one wants less football. Far be it for me to say we would want less games. But what a

glorious thing these bi weeks are, fellas. When you said eight games, I was quite excited. Just a

little little extra off the back. A little bit goes a long way, especially with so much happening

between injuries, COVID list and other shakeouts so far through the year. No one besides everyone

wants less football. Like Dago said, just just take a little off. You know what I mean? I don't

need the whole gigantic stake. I don't need the 48-ounce stake. Give me the 40-ounce stake. We can

dive a little deeper. We can save her a little more. You know what I mean? We can throw away the

stake. That's what that's what I want. You guys get it, right? All right. We're going to start

this one up with the Bengals who are headed to Detroit, favored by just three over the own five

lines, a total of 47 and a half. Let's start with some injury news because Joe Mixin, we saw him play

28% of the snaps in week five. He did score, kind of save his fantasy day through that ankle injury.

However, Dago, the news you mentioned right before he came on here, he was downgraded to a DNP

on Thursday. What is that? And P-Rine, we think, is going to miss this game, right? What is

going to happen in this backfield? It's a lot of backfills, actually. For starters, in this one,

Mixin not only downgraded, which is ominous towards his availability on Sunday, but remember,

Summage P-Rine is still on the COVID list as well. So right now, it would be Chris Evans, the

starter, and to a lesser extent, Travignon Williams behind him. And so Chris Evans would obviously be

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