John Hesterman

Getting to watch a little footy before turning on Redzone is a happy little place.

Drake London has been ruled OUT for this contest.

Fields also has mobility and rushing to add to point total. Flacco will add up passing, creating more of safe floor type of play. Where as Fields is more of a lower floor, higher ceiling option because of his legs.

Fields is always a “range of outcomes” fantasy option.

This is one of the games I’d roll him out against that defense and he knows his leash has shortened. He’s playing a bad defense and playing to keep his role as a starter.

Drake London popped up on the injury report yesterday with a hip injury. The Falcons will be checking him pre game to see if he’s good to go.

Per Adam Schefter and other sources.

Something to keep an eye on.

Once he figured out to get behind Alt, he was gashing that defense.

Oronde Gadsden showed that last week was not a fluke. The rookie playmaker caught five passes for 77 yards, 15.4 yards per reception, and a touchdown.

He has a role in this offense.

Kimani Vidal posted 5.1 yards per carry on 23 carries, totaling 117 rushing yards and a score.

I’ve been of the opinion that this whole scenario was partially the ankle injury and partially a “soft benching” of sorts.

The Chargers defense have pressured Carson Wentz on 40.6% of his drop backs, resulting in five sacks in this game.

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Jahmyr Gibbs is at 78 scrimmage yards with 1:59 in the first quarter.

Not including tonights pair of games, Oronde Gadsen II (LAC) led all tight ends in receiving yards (164 on 9 targets) for week seven.

His role is one to be monitored as that kind of production and target share cannot be expected on a week to week basis.

Kendre Miller tore his ACL on Sunday and will miss the remainder of the season, per sources.

Dak Prescott, a draft day value, has now thrown at least three touchdowns in four straight games. To add some icing to this cake, he has not thrown an interception in that same stretch.

Doug Martin, the Muscle Hamster has passed away, at only 36 years old.

No other details have currently been released.

Javonte Williams is proving to be one of the better ADP values this season.

That Theo Johnson touchdown was something else.

Jayden Daniels is headed to the blue tent.

As a rookie QB, Achane *could* see a bump in short yardage passes, which he excels with.

I will be rewatching this game this week to get a feel for sample.

Looks like Tua benched for the remainder of the game. Coaching staff making a statement.

Quinn Ewers in at QB for MIA.

Saquon slow to get up after that spin move run.

Andy Dalton replacing Bryce Young with an apparent ankle injury.

Maxx Crosby is doubtful to return

Travis Hunter with his first NFL touchdown. A 33-yard strike for six in London.

Influx of new followers, welcome. Keep expectations low between my weird sense of humor and a lot of football takes, I’ll try to be insightful and entertaining.

It didn’t get caught, but dang, Aaron Rodgers still has a live arm.

Game was way better than anticipated.

Two QB’s in their 40’s square off tonight for Thursday Night Football. We’ll call it the Metamucil Bowl, because that’s the only runs they can hope to have.