Did we win our FFPC division titles and everything that we saw in week 14?

That's what we're going to talk about today.

On stealing bananas, I'm Ben Gretsch.

You can find my newsletter at fenggretsch.substack.com. With me, as always, is Sean Siegel. We can find all of his great work at Rodeviz. A lot of happenings around the NFL today, Sean, a lot of injuries, a lot of low scores we were just talking about. Not Kyle Pitts. Kyle Pitt scored a touchdown. Just want to get that on the record.

We've talked about Cal Pitts a lot on the show.

Not recently because unfortunately he's like not even that relevant anymore.

But it was fun to see him down the field, catching a pass, scoring a TD.

It's something that I had wanted to see for a couple of years. But it seems like that in the

big Drake London game led to the loss. You're always criticizing them for trying to play close

games and win. They throw it successfully. It leads to a loss. I don't, I'm not sure if the takeaway

here is positive for the Falcons.

Then I have Desmond Ritter on a bunch of bestball teams where the other quarterback was either

hurt or on the buy this week and he saved his one performance for the entire year that could

go into the starting lineup.

I say that, but Connor and I have a team that is just Desmond Ritter because Aaron Rogers got hurt, and it is right on the edge there. So we have managed to survive with Desmond Ritter as the one QB. It seems to me like Desmond Ritter is the story. Is that not the case? I mean, he had a good game.

I was just going to say the leaden stuff was all when they were trailing in the fourth quarter.

He had a bunch of big plays.

He had a 45-yard catch with six minutes left.

He had a 16-yard catch with 25 seconds left, and then a 28-yard catch down to the

three with four seconds left that didn't quite get there

It was all just like tacked on very it wasn't they didn't they didn't lose because they threw

I think you what you just said I'm rejecting that hypothesis I don't know

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