Hello. Hello, welcome back. I'm Andy Barron's joined as usual by multi-sport fantasy legend. Scott Pianowski. Welcome to the

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I got to say the thing satisfying me most right now is that I did

at least a cursory sweep of the fantasy portfolio and found that I am actually not facing

Dalvin Cook in very many leagues, only a couple that I have identified so far. I have, like,

I have my core leagues that I really care about and then I have my other leagues that I maintain, but I don't necessarily look at the matchup each week.

Like I'm losing to Dalvin Cook on a on a Pete Shanky team, our mutual friend Pete Shanky.

And who minds losing to Pete?

That's not so bad.

So it could be worse is what I'm saying.

There's a 48 point week work lurking out there and I don't have too

much exposure to it. How are you, Scott? Good. I was also able to avoid the cook avalanche.

Isn't that what Mike Zimmer wants, right? You know, just run the ball like 70 or 80% of the time and

14 pass attempts for his quarterback. We saw a lot of that. I rewatched the Raiders and Browns game because some of the Browns Twitter was thinking

I was too hard on Baker Mayfield.

And I thought, well, okay, I'm going to give this a fair go.

And I watched the game.

It's like a 1975 football game.

Nobody wanted to throw down the field.

And these drives were taking for like eight minute, nine minute drives where most of the

plays were just power runs.

And the one touchdown in the game felt like an overt, something that no other team could overcome.

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