Welcome everyone to the Rotor World football show Recap show. I am not Patrick D'Arty as you

make here. I am actually Denny Carter. We're not sure where Pat went. Actually we're looking

very strongly into his whereabouts. Apparently he has T Higgins on every team and is in

shambles right now. But we are going to get started here with a recap of everything you need to

know really. It might not want to know it, but you need to know it about the week six fantasy

fallout of all the games on Sunday. We're going to start out with my buddy Kyle DeVorchek. Kyle,

how you doing? Oh, doing fine. My games were interesting. Good certainly wouldn't be a way to

describe a 17-point loss point of the Colts and then this Seahawks bangles game where it was a close

game and that's always part of what makes a game interesting. It's less exciting when both

quarterbacks frankly don't play their best. I mean really far from their best especially

Gino Smith who had a terrible game and Joe Burrow who this season has not looked himself

finally got right last week and I don't want to say we were back to the old Joe Burrow but definitely

could have been a better day for him. Right. Yeah, let's start on the bangles side of the ball. So

it seemed to me just sort of casually tracking my DFS teams and whatnot that Jamar Chase was off

to a good start. He was accumulating stats early on and then at some point Kyle, it seemed to just

stop. What happened there with Jamar Chase and the bangles offense in general because it looked

like he was the defense that really bailed out Cincinnati today. Yeah, it wasn't just Chase. After

the second touchdown drive which I believe they opened with back-to-back touchdown drives,

something close like 150 yards on those two drives. They looked perfect. The bangles did

and then after that second touchdown drive they did not have a drive that earned more than 20 yards.

It was three in a ounce cloud of dust for Joe Mixon. No deep passing working and a lot of

dink and dunk offense which wasn't really moving the ball and like you said it was just fortunate

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