Hello everybody. Welcome to a good football show. I am your host Patrick Dirty. Here today

as always, I'm Mr. John Dagle, Kyle DeVorchick, and Patrick Harein, where we'll be previewing

Thursday night football on some of week 7's biggest games, including the Chiefs at the Titans,

the football team at the Packers, the Jets at the Patriots, but we don't have to really

talk about that yet. We can get to that at the end of the show. It's a big week. Six teams

on by, that means fantasy chaos on top of the other fantasy chaos of everyone being

hurt already. So this point, this is how I started the show, is the point where everyone

has hurt already. Is this arriving early, late, or just as normal? To me, it honestly feels

kind of like just normal, like week six or seven. That's what we're kind of settling

into. All right, no good players left in fantasy football. Dearness Johnson, clearly my

RB1. What did you guys take on this moment? Is this the right time in the calendar for

no one left to be healthy? It's Mozart. It's a crescendo of everything happening at once,

a tidal wave. That's why it feels more impactful. The by-weeks, if it was just like the Falcons

and a couple other teams going away, who cares? We wouldn't hurt us, but the fact that it's

the bills, cowboys, Vikings, chargers, the Steelers have an RB1, the Jaguars even have produced

James Robinson. That's why it hurts so much, because it's not only in the injuries, it's

good players going away. That's why if you look at the running back ranks, Pat, for instance,

that you'll have out this week on the site. It's not really even about ranking. It's about

asking yourself, can you survive this week? Everyone's in play because everyone's an RB2,

essentially. It's just all happening at once, which is why it hurts. Yeah, we usually rank 50

to 55 running backs. I don't really want to disappoint the listeners, but I have nine running

backs ranked this week. There are nine startable running backs. Three of them are jet players.

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