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Hello, everybody.

Welcome into the Fantasy Pros football podcast.

I'm Ryan Warmly joined as I am every Tuesday morning.

Although it's bordering on Tuesday afternoon,

we are recording this a little later in the day than usual.

Thanks for the flexibility there, Erickson.

It is Andrew Erickson.

How you doing here?

Six weeks into the fantasy season already.

Doing absolute fantastic. My New England Patriots, four and two are atop. The AFC East.

I was talking to, I think it was Peralt in one of the betting shows earlier today, but all is right in the world.

The AFC East, once again, the Patriots are on top. Jets, dolphins on the bottom. They're both terrible.

So feeling, feeling very, very good heading into week seven. Yeah, well, we are going to talk about some Monday night football reaction here. We had another double header. By the way, there's yet another double header next week, Erickson. I can't believe it. I'm so tired of these. I don't like them at all. But we're going to do a recap there in lieu of our kind of macro level trade strategy advice just because it gets to be too overcrowded in these episodes where we have multiple Monday night games. The reason the Patriots are in first place is because in the first of these Monday night games, the bills lost, and they lost in pretty convincing

fashion. Honestly, the Falcons won 24 to 14. It didn't even really feel all that close

watching the game. Falcons really kind of panced the bills. This game was in Atlanta,

but it continues a trend for Buffalo where it took a fourth quarter miracle to beat the Ravens in week one. They didn't look that dominant against the Saints. They obviously have now lost two in a row against the Patriots and the Falcons. I don't know who the best team in football or the AFC is. It's probably the Chiefs, which is annoying because I felt like this was a chance to finally bury them. And of course, Burroughs

hurt. Lamar is hurt. So is the Ravens defense. The bills are underperforming. We're just leaving another wide open runway for the Chiefs. I digress. Let's talk about this Bill's Falcons game. On the Falcons side, like, I don't even really know what you say. Bejan Robinson, insane, great game. Drake London, insane, monster, great game. I mean, those two had, I don't know what the exact number is, but it must have been 85% of the yards in this game for the Falcons. It was just all Bejohn and all London. Kyle Pitts just three catches for 18 yards. Al Jazeera did get a touchout. Alger just looks good. Like, if he had the opportunity,

I mean, I only had 3.2 yards per carry,

but just watching him, like, if Bijan wasn't in this backfield, I'd be so excited about Alger. But, yeah, this is the Bijan and London show. Penix, I thought, looked better than he has at times earlier in the season. And then on the bill's side, James Cook does not get in the end zone. 17 attempts, 87 yards.

Ray Davis does catch a long, not long, but a catch-and-run 16-yard touchdown pass at one point. So theoretically, that could have gone to Cook. It did not. Khalil Shakir, just three for 33. I mean, Josh Allen had two interceptions just threw for 180 yards. He did have two touchdowns to Davis and Knox, but Allen was pretty bad in this in this game, Erickson. I assume you would agree with me that there's really not much to take away long term here. It was kind of like the stars showed out outside of Allen and we don't really have long term concern about Allen. Yeah, You know, the Falcons players that you were starting got it done.

And it was a reminder of why I wanted to draft.

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