Welcome, everyone, to the PFF Fantasy podcast. I'm your host, John Macri, fantasy analyst

here at PFF. And I am once again joined on this waver wire Tuesday by PFF's lead fantasy

analyst, the one and only Nathan Yaki. Nate, how are you today?

Doing well. We had a fun Monday night football game last night. I am in a guillotine league where I

was very, very close to getting eliminated. And I just barely survived. I had Austin Eckler,

the person who got eliminated had Tony Pollard. I was sitting just fine until Pollard caught his

60 yard pass. And then I was sweating it out with a point difference between us hoping that Eckler

would gain a couple yards here and there. He lost a couple yards immediately after that run.

So I'm like, my lead is cut in half after he lost a four yards on a carry. But I survived.

I will make it. And I'll try to add Pollard to my team now that he's going to be available.

Nice. Yeah, I had a similar Austin Eckler sweat last night. What I did was I kind of hedged my

bets. I needed him to get me a few points last night to get the win. But I also bet his under on

his rushing prop, which was at like 50 and a half. So actually ended up winning both, which was nice.

So it was turned into a positive night. But it was a fun Monday night football game. We got

basically the new the world's new most popular fan showing up on Monday, the Chargers fan, the

lady that was going through all of the emotions over there on the sideline before the Chargers

ultimately let her down Herbert with that interception on third down with like 90 seconds left

or whatever it was. But we got some good stuff in here. Obviously Austin Eckler returning wasn't

like his most productive game. Obviously going against a very good Dallas defense. But

maybe we should start with with Eckler's return. Was he limited at all? Did you notice from

from the snap shares or anything like that or how did his usage look in his first week back?

He seemed a little bit limited to start the game. But by the end of the game, he seemed just fine.

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