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Here's your host, Marcus Grant.

What is up?

Welcome to another edition of the NFL fantasy football show

presented by Draft Kings.

It's me, your man, M.G. Marcus Grant,

still masking and socially distancing when and where necessary.

And we have made it through another Sunday of NFL

and fantasy football.

So we are here to sort of look at the aftermath of that on this Monday. We got plenty to talk about. We'll dig through some of the top waiver wire picks for the coming week. And we'll look at some guys who have sort of been up and down and we'll figure out what we know about them, whether we know it, whether we think we know it, or whether we have no idea what some of these guys are going to do. Some of your highs and some of your lows from fantasy as well. Kimmy Checks will join us as she always does on a Monday and plenty, plenty more to talk about. But before we do any of that, we'll talk to our faithful producer senior Edward L. Murphy Esquire. And Murph, I know the Giants don't make you happy. But they do play tonight. and what are your expectations for them and what is a pretty tough matchup?

I'm glad you asked. I could give you know the Giants don't make you happy, but they do play tonight. And what are your expectations for them in what is a pretty tough matchup?

I'm glad you asked. I could give you the exact format of what will happen tonight, so you guys don't even have to watch the game because it's just going to happen. The Giants are going to stay close. They're going to be with this team. We're going to see a lot of graphics about how the Giants have, you know, beating Brady twice in the Super Bowl, this, that, the other thing.

It'll be close in the third quarter, fourth quarter, and then you will see the Daniel Jones turnover probably caused by Evan Engram somehow because he seems to be the one, you know, throwing interceptions up in the air for the defense to get or something like that. So, and then they'll lose the game by one score. I believe the Giants have like eight losses by, and most lost this year have been by eight points or less.

So they're going to lose again, a game they could have won, and they will be a one-win team going forward and say, hey, you know what, the Giants game, their best effort, but the bucks are a little bit better. And that's just been the story of the season. So spoiler alert for everybody. Just just know what's coming. I would think that at least in some perverse way, there's less pressure as a fan to watch when you sort of feel like you know what's going to happen now.

Totally. I mean, you look for progress. Obviously, I want to see Andrew Thomas play better. Obviously, I want to see Daniel and Jones not turn the ball over. Obviously, I want to see Dary Slade maybe become a true number one.

And just some defensive pieces as well.

Davlin Thomas is playing really well this year.

So you want to see some guys do well.

But overall, you just kind of like lost the drive,

lost the energy towards the team.

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