Good morning, friends and enemies.

It is Monday, noon, 12.30, Eastern time, as always, we will be going game by game,

recapping everything that happened in yesterday's fantasy football slate, starting on Thursday

night football with the Ravens and the Dolphins in these videos.

We talk about everything fantasy relevant from the weekend, but also looking forward.

We talk about injuries and snap

counts and routes run and all the shit that you never want to do the research on. Uncle

Nicholas is here to make sure that you just don't, right? Because that's my job. And that's why

they pay me the big bucks to be wrong about a lot of things. What I wasn't wrong on this year was that Tua stinks.

28 to 6, Baltimore Ravens in favor. Biggest storyline for each team for Baltimore. They got Lamar

Jackson back, looked as good as ever, 18 for 23, four touchdowns through the air to Mark Andrews.

No one really got it going because no one

had to get it going derrick henry 120 on the ground somehow did not score a touchdown sorry if you

hear sirens in the background now that it is kind of winter they don't allow us in my apartment

building to turn air conditioning on it's only heat and i'm someone that kind of runs hot so I like to put

the air conditioning on. And now because I can't, I have to open the windows. And now when I open

the windows, you guys hear sounds from the outside. So just, just push through it. Just fight

through it like Lamar Jackson did with his hamstring strain. Great to have him back. All right.

On the flip side, not much to

talk about for Miami. The firing of the GM, Chris Greer, happened over the last few days. I'm going to

be honest. I don't really know what that means. If you ask any Miami fan, they're ecstatic about it. But like,

anytime a team is bad, it just feels like any change gets the fan base really, really excited, right? Like if Tua was benched or if Mike McDaniel was fired or if the GM was fired, the president was fired, the owner sold the team. It's like, oh, that's the guy we had to blame. The office coordinator, that's the guy we have to blame. It's like, unless you're really behind the scenes, you never actually know. listen, I'll take the Dolphins fans' words for it. They seem to hate that man and are really excited that he is no longer the GM. So positive, I guess. I don't know what that means for the actual team before the trade deadline. Now, tomorrow is the trade deadline for the NFL. I believe it's 4 p.m. Eastern time. Everything will be locked up. The Dolphins already made a move sending Jalen Phillips over to the Eagles for a third round pick, which does obviously indicate that they are sellers. They're two and seven. They're not really competing for anything this year. I would be amazingly shocked if A. Chan or Jalen Waddle got moved and those are the only real players that we care about

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