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Speaker 1: Woo.

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Speaker 2: Waiver claims.

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Speaker 3: Have to be made, and I've got trade proposals for

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lying my way. My first round pig turned out to

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be a big flop. I don't know which wide receiver

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I need to drive. Doctor Roto give me the news.

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I really don't know what I should do. My quarterback

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keeps getting sacked. I've got a bad case of fair

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deceive Blue.

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Speaker 2: It is the fastest thirty minutes in major market sports radio.

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We present to you on Friday, get together of all

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things that is known as Doctor Roto. Here on Sports

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Talk seven. I needy Doctor Roto, joining us from Southwest Florida, Rhoda.

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Are you a Pro Football Focus subscriber?

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Speaker 1: I am. I mean it's changed over the years, if

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I can say this, I mean I was there when

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I started, when my friend Mike Clay worked there and

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Jeff Radcliffe. I think the people there are good. It's

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not as good as side as it used to see,

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but you know, still has a good stats.

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Speaker 2: I was going to look for the offensive line rankings

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of the Texans according to PFF, and they wanted to

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charge me. I'm like, screw that. I Am don't weren't

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worrying about that right now, and I can just tell

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you they suck generally.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's usually an easy way to look at it.

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You say who's let up the most sacks? And when

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you see it's your team, you know it's not good.

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Speaker 2: Hey, uh, I got a serious problem when we're gonna

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have this coming in next Thursday's game with Buffalo in Houston. Look,

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i'm Drake May yesterday and I wasn't expecting Drake May

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to score you know, four touchdowns and three undred yards

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every single week. But are you I just feel like

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I'm noticing my my Thursday players and I'm you U

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are not performing as well? Short week obvious, But is

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it scare you off sometimes of picking a guy because

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they're playing on the short week in your mind? Or

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do you say, if you're still a good player, he's

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always going to be a good player, don't worry about

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the day of the week.

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Speaker 1: The answer that question is yes to both things. So

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I hate playing Thursday night guys. I absolutely despise it.

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But are you going to say Drake May against the Jets,

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no problem? Was he was good? He wasn't great. I mean,

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would he put up to you fourteen about eighteen points? Yeah?

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Speaker 2: Not enough that he usually it's a twenty one to

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Speaker 1: Because we get spoiled right when you guys do that. So,

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you know, do we think Pavalent Henderson was going to

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have all those touchdowns? No? I would call May's game good,

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not great. You're going to need the rest of your

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team to play well. But I agree with you those

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Thursday games are rough. Sometimes they're high scoring and then

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sometimes like I mean, we saw that horrible game the

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other week, you know, with Denver and the Raiders, So

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you just have to be very careful. I use my

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guys very judiciously.

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Speaker 2: All right, let's get to some of the interesting games,

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and I'm going to put him in terms of if

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the Texans win this game, which were supposed to against Tennessee,

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they're terrible. That puts them at five and five, you

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got to start rooting for some other folks to lose.

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Let's start with how we feel about the Jacksonville, LA

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Chargers game. Going across the country is one thing. Chargers

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are good on national stages, not so hot in non

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national stages. And then what is luve for the Jaguars

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after the humiliating loss they had last Sunday, here in Houston.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, what a disaster that was. I think that if

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you're the Chargers, this is a game that you need

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to win, right if you want any chance of being

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in the AFC playoffs. You've got to go on the road.

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You got to fly across the country. You got to

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play their early game, which we know that West Coast

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teams hate doing. And you've got to win this one. Now.

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Should they be able to win this game? I think so.

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I think you're looking at a team. Gatston is fine.

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but he's back. You've got Quentin Johnson, You've got Lad McConkie,

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you've got Keenan Allen. All you have to do is

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keep the Jaguars deferens sacking Dustin Herbert. Here's the good news.

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one team that the teams that could beat the Chargers

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right now are the teams that could sack Herbert. I

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think Herbert will have time to pick them apart. And

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if you give Herbert time, they should come out with

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Speaker 2: All right, Let's go Tampa Bay in Buffalo. I don't

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know the what is gonna be like in northeastern New York.

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good they've been, have struggled going say, north of Atlanta.

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the road this so far this.

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Speaker 1: Year, You're absolutely right. Now, here's the thing. Bucky Irving

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is out, Chris Godwin is out. How do you beat

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the Bills? You run the football on the Bills. So

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unless Sean Tucker is doing it, I think they're in trouble. Right.

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would have had a better shot here. Now, how do

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you beat Tampa? While you beat Tampa by throwing the

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football because you can't run on Tampa. But shak but

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King Caid is out. So I think you have two

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teams that are good, but who could help them be

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great or both out? So I think this comes down

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to can Josh Allen find his receivers? Can James Cook

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break off a big player two? I think that has

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a better chance of happening. Also to I think Buffalo

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is going to lose a game to Tampa after losing

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to Miami. It doesn't feel that way. Give me buffalo

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Speaker 2: This game with Kansas City and Denver, I think Rodo

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is super important for standings. Denver wants to be a

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legitimate AMC title contender. Kansas City has had a tough schedule.

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They're barely above fine hundred. They lose this and there

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Flirt was staying on the south side of the playoff line.

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Speaker 1: Well, you're right, So this game has a lot of

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variables to it. First of all, I don't think JK.

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Dobbins plays if he's out. R J. Harvey is going

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to be their starting running back, So if you have him,

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it's not the greatest start in the world because the

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Chiefs are good defense. But he's definitely start a ball.

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had a full practice so he's been playing. That really helps.

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ball so much. They're gonna have to throw it. We

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don't really see the Denver Broncos want to do that.

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team that needs to pass against a Kansas City team

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that knows it's coming right on the other side of

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the football, Kansas City can't run, Pachecko likely is out again,

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and Denver's pass defense has been good. So I think

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you've got the makings of a really good football game.

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we see a ton of guys go off in this one.

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Speaker 2: Detroit plays at Philadelphia in a national game for the Eagles.

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most boring Monday night games you'll see in quite some time. Now. Look,

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defense wins games but doesn't make an exciting for us

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fantasy owners. Are we worried about the Eagles defense curtilling

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what Detroit's been not being able to put out this year?

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Speaker 1: Maybe slightly, but not enough. I mean, look, they finally

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got Jamison Williams evolved. We've been waiting for that all

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season long. But I love Alma Ross, Saint Brown, you

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gotta love Gibbs, and you got to play golf. And

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I think with Sam Laporten not at one hundred percent,

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Jamison Williams might be in play. I think the guy

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that people are sleeping on in this game is AJ Brown.

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When AJ Brown starts complaining, they feed him the football.

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It happens all the time, and Detroit plays a lot

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of man coverage. You don't want to play man coverage

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against AJ Brown. This is going to be one of

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those AJ Brown one hundred and twenty yard two touchdown games.

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I don't think people are expecting it, but it's going

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to happen. Whenever he complains, they feed him.

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Speaker 2: All right, doctor roto with us again into the bottom

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of the arre. Your questions are coming up for the

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next segment at seven one three, two, one two five

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seven enemy. Is everything all well now in Baltimore? Now

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Speaker 1: Think things are as good as they're going to be.

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I mean, look, they got to have a very winnable

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game this week. They just have to keep Miles Garrett

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going to be able to run for a ton of yards,

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but he should be effective enough. But you guys, say Flowers,

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you have Mark Andrews. You've got a defense that's playing

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a whole lot better, which I think that was the

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biggest problem. Marlon Humphrey is out, but you know you've

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got a woozy a and you got Wiggins at the cornerbacks.

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it keeps them in games. The problem here for Cleveland

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is that they just don't have enough offensively. I mean,

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Dylan Gabriel is not good enough. Sure, I like Quinn

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Shawn Judkins, but you know, Cedric Tillman not healthy, Harold

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They just don't have enough. Baltimore should pull this one out.

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I really like Mark Andrews to score.

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Speaker 2: Everybody wearing a Carolina skill position player and lug ric

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o'donald has been largely a huge surprise for how good

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he's been because of the split running back situation. But

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have we been Are there any sneaky Carolina players that

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still might be available, especially for some guys that may

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Speaker 1: Not really, honestly, without without McMillan getting injured, And if

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McMillan was injured, I tell you, I like Jalen Kolker,

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but if McMillan's not injured, you literally have Rico dowdle

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on to Troy McMillan, and that's it. You don't have

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anybody else that they're even thinking of starting now. Atlanta,

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though very interesting to me, Bjeon Robinson is going to

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have a better week. Carolina's run defense has been both

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hot and cold. I think it's going to be very

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cold this week. Drake London is in a prime spot

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and Kyle Pitts is in a great spot. All three

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of those guys are in great spots. The big problem

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is Michael Pennix Junior, who has been supremely inaccurate over

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the last few games. If he can figure it out,

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the Falcon should roll in this one.

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Speaker 2: Minnesota needs this one in the worst way if they

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want to get back in the NFC race. The only

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and because I think maybe those teams in the West

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may scoop up all the wild cards. But can Minnesota

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with McCarthy back now a couple of weeks go up

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with the Chicago offensive, which is really played well the

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last month or so.

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Speaker 1: The surprising answer is yes. Now, last week McCarthy was

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throwing what I call hospital balls, he was putting guys

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in positions that they were going to get whacked, and

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you never want that. Felt like Justin Jefferson gave up

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sometime in the second half because he was tired of

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getting hit. McCarthy is a work in progress. This is

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really his first season. He's going to have ups and

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he's going to have downs. Here's the thing, Chicago doesn't

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put a ton of pressure on the quarterback. If McCarthy

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has time to sit there, he will be able to

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pick apart this defense that allows big plays. I think

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Jefferson does have a bigger week. I think Jalen Naylor

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is a sneaky guy. I mean, McCarthy seems super comfortable

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with him, and I think we're finally going to see TJ. Hockinson.

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in play. On the other side, look, it's really really

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hard to trust Caleb Williams. He's just a mess. But

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I think we start DeAndre Swift for sure. Romadunze, you know,

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not a great stylistic matchup here. I think if More

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great against thlought receivers all right.

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we know for a fact that CJ is not playing

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this week. It sounds very doubtful for the Buffalo game.

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In Mills, we trust against very few opponents. One of

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them would be the worst team in the NFL a

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Tennessee Titans.

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Speaker 1: Look, here is what Texans need to do. You need

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to play Woody Marx. Okay, they did it last week,

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but it was almost like they did it by accident.

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You can't do it by accident. You have to do

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it by design. Davis Mills did a credible job last week.

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But you have Woody Marx and you have Nico Collins.

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You've got to feature your best players. If you don't

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even a bad team like Tennessee, if you keep it

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close enough, strange things happen in the NFL MT and

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we don't need that to happen here. We need the

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Texans to play fantastic defense, which we know that they do,

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and we need them to feature Woody Marx and get

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him more involved. Why have we not seen Woody Marx

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more involved in the passing game. This guy was one

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of the best receiving running backs in all of college

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football last year and basically he got two receptions. I mean,

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you've got to do better than that. So, yeah, the

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Texans should win this game. But if they really want

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to make a push to go deep in the playoffs

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or you make the playoffs, got to out Chubb faizing

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Woody Marks.

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Speaker 2: This sounds personal. You got you on team Woody Marks.

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You guy must have like three teams with Woody Marks

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on it.

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Speaker 1: Well, a little bit, but I'm also you know what

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it looked like personally. I hate when general managers and

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coaches screw things up. It's like Traydon Henderson, Brabel didn't

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want to play this guy. For how many weeks they

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were playing Steven Sam when he was fumbling all over

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the place. They finally played this guy. Look how good

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he's been the last two weeks. It's like, ooh, Henderson

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was good. Of course he was good. They just didn't

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play him, didn't heat it up empty