0:00It is a great day to break down all the beyond the box score goodness that you may or may not have caught from week
0:05three. I've grinded the film and gone through all the play-by-play data to help find things like touchdowns that were called back by penalty, drop
0:12touchdowns, players who were tackle at the one yard line and did not score a touchdown on the same drive, interceptions that maybe weren't the
0:18quarterback's fault, all that, much more. So, I do think this gives you guys as fantasy managers a better chance to see what actually went down with some of
0:25the more disappointing performances. And if you're kind of into betting streets like myself and like to really just tilt over how close you were to getting some
0:31anytime touchdowns, this is also a good show for you. So with that, guys, let's get things started with touchdowns that were called back by penalty. I've been
0:39doing this exercise for probably a good decade now, and I'm not sure I remember a week that had this many big plays
0:45called back by penalties. So yes, a lot of times we did see the penalty actually cause the big play to happen in the
0:51first place. But yes, I will be adding that context along the way. Starting off with though, Jaylen Warren, guys, he had
0:56an 87 yard run that got brought all the way back because of a DK Metaf hold that I don't know, looked pretty ticky tack
1:04to me. There's holding on every single play. You'd like to see the defender in question getting held actually kind of find try to find fight through the hold,
1:12find some room for themselves. Didn't exactly see that out there. So, this wasn't the end of it, though. Again, Warren 87 yards wiped out. Later on the
1:20same drive, he gets another big hole and he's about to go score a 32-y touchdown.
1:25However, none other than the turf monster went ahead and grabbed Warren and held back to score. Warren got asked about it after the game. He said he was
1:32not tired, but his body was tired. So, Jaylen Warren very, very shy day at the box office. Chris Goblin, guys, had an
1:3985 yard touchdown catch. Unfortunately, nullified by a holding penalty. Now, I didn't have an issue with this one. The only reason Baker Mayfield was able to
1:47step up in the pocket and get this ball off in the first place was because of a hole that occurred. So again, was good
1:53to see Baker have an incredible throw down the seam to find Goblin in the first place. And Goblin also scoring 85
1:58yards. Someone who's again been ridiculed for not having any speed at this point in his career. Good connection between the two guys, but
2:04yeah, unfortunately didn't count and for good reason. Bill Crosky, Merritt, guys, 48 yard touchdown run nullified on an illegal formation penalty. And these are
2:12the ones that really do get my attention because all that happened here was with the Washington Commanders shifted their formation before the snap and Antonio
2:19Williams who was literally on the other side of the formation. He should have stepped up and then made himself be on
2:24the line of scrimmage. Okay, that was all that was why there was a flag on this. All right, it wasn't anything that
2:29had anything to do with the play. It was rookie Antonio Williams not stepping up and getting them to be in an eligible
2:34formation. So, yeah, great run by the artist known as Bill. It sounds like Rashad White has a shoulder injury now that could be keeping him out of action.
2:41Just trying to read between the lines with them signing Austin Eckler. Good good start here from Jakori Krosky Merritt. Brock Pury had a 45 yard
2:48touchdown run. Guys, that got help called back by a hold on George KD that seemed a little bit iffy downfield. I
2:54don't know. It's just tight end versus a quarterback. I thought it seemed appropriate. But regardless, not that big of a deal because even though we
3:00didn't get the full point total for Brock Pury, he did go ahead and throw a touchdown to George KD shortly thereafter. Also know Ty Johnson had a
3:0743 yard touchdown on a very nice play by Josh Allen on a fourth down. This guy called back on a Dawson Knox hold
3:13downfield but Josh Allen fantasy managers you should actually be happy it did. He wound up getting six points on a short rushing touchdown two plays after.
3:20Drake May had a 21 yard touchdown run call back on a holding penalty that's similar to the Buccaneers example very much did allow the play to happen in the
3:27first place. So good to see Drake May still showing off the eluseness in the open field, but yeah, likely would have
3:32been taken down inside of five yards without the holding penalty in question.
3:35Another touchdown that very much so occurred even just independent of the flag. Malik Washington, guys, the Dolphins wide receiver won it and maybe
3:43just the engine of their offense now with Devon Han out of the picture. He actually caught a 14-y touchdown, made a
3:48guy miss afterwards, dragged another dude in the end zone, even though Malik weighs what, a buck 90 soaking wet. So great play by Malik Washington to find
3:55his way into the end zone. It just got nullified because of an illegal shift penalty. I believe it was Chris Bell
4:00didn't come fully set by the time they got the snap off. Maybe it was on Malik Willis were getting the snap off before
4:05they were set in the first place. Either way, again, formational issue had nothing to do with Malik Washington being a dog and going ahead and scoring
4:11a touchdown. And finally, another one that doesn't really matter, but we'll list it anyway because it was a great play. Parker Washington made a very nice
4:18catch in the back of the end zone for a sevenyard score. It got wiped off by an illegal use of hands penalty that
4:23happened elsewhere on the field, but who cares? Parker Washington is a stud and he went out there on the very next play
4:28and made an even tougher touchdown catch fighting through defensive pass interference at the catch point anyway.
4:33So great stuff from Parker and good seeing Trevor Lawrence go back to him man. Four straight end zone targets in a
4:39row from Tall to P Wash Chop would carry water kids. Also plenty of other big plays I recall back by penalty. I list
4:46them all in an article over at rotoire.com which is very much free. The biggest ones though were a Wondale Robinson 28-yard catch overturned by
4:52OPI. Jonathan Taylor had 24 yard run called back by holding. Denzel Boston also had 23 yard catch called back by holding. George Pickkins also had
5:0120-yard catch called back by holding.
5:03Very nice one as well. Pickkins man, one of these days he is just going to blow up. Very much a matter of when, not if
5:09for me. Now guys, a list of players who were tackled down at the oneyd line and did not score a touchdown on the same
5:16drive. Tends to be kind of a Bills and Eagles RB special. And for the record, I am recording this on Monday. So,
5:21anything that does happen in Monday Night Football game, I will not be talking about today. But with that said, guys, Omari and Hampton really leading
5:27off this leaderboard, not once, but twice on separate drives. He got stopped at the one yard line and failed to punch
5:33the ball across. Didn't even get additional opportunities. They gave Katon Mitchell a pop pass and I believe the other drive got held to a field
5:40goal. So, could have, should have, would have been a much bigger day at the office for Hampton. Other players who did again get stopped just short of the
5:46goal line did not score a touchdown on the same drive. Derrick Henry, James Cook, Javvante Williams, Kalin Black, George Helani, CJ Donaldson, Chris Ave,
5:55Keon Coleman, Trey McBride, and yes, Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence, but it was in the name of friendship. All right, this one made no sense. He did the Todd
6:04Gurley, Brian Westbrook, if you're old enough to remember that one. The move where you unselfishly go down at the one yard line to try to run more clock. But
6:11the difference was Lawrence did this up three touchdowns or whatever it was at that point. Might have even been more with eight minutes remaining on the
6:18clock. Should have been a walk-in score and getting six more fantasy points. But he stopped down at the one yard line.
6:23They asked him after the game about it.
6:24And he actually admitted he probably should have scored it, but then quickly just redirected and said he wanted to get Bashaw Tuton a touchdown for his
6:31faithful fantasy manager. So anyone that had Bashaw Toot in your lineups, make sure you give Trevor Lawrence a big thank you. Anyone that had Trevor
6:37Lawrence, that sucks, man. Also note, Jacobe Brassette got stopped just short, did throw a touchdown right after. And for anyone who started Seahawks fullback
6:45Brady Russell, he also was a mere three feet away from scoring a touchdown in his own right. Additionally, didn't quite fit clean into any category, but
6:52Patriots wide receiver Kyle Williams guy should have had a 50-yard touchdown walk-in. Unfortunately, couldn't quite stay in bounds. And watching it live for
7:01a second, because you know, I'm trying to watch four games at once. We got Red Zone on another TV. You'll you tend to
7:06kind of miss some things here and there.
7:07I thought maybe the defenders were forcing him a little bit towards the sideline. It was kind of unfortunate he stepped out of bounds, but just
7:13something that happens sometimes when you're getting chased by finely tuned athletic machines. Not really, man. It really was just almost there dudes
7:21trying to get him for sure, but very much had time to catch the ball, get recentered. His momentum was no longer
7:26leading him out of bounds and he just accidentally stepped out of bounds anyway. So, wound up being a 36yd gain, I believe. could have, should have,
7:33would have been a 50-yard touchdown if Kyle Williams knew how to stay in bounds.
7:38Next up, I got the unrealized airs leaderboard. Unrealized air yards is a way that we can quantify the total distance of a player's incomplete
7:46targets. So, if we're looking at someone like Juan Dale Robinson and I just threw him back to back, horrible passes. He
7:52was five yards downfield on each of them. They both felt incomplete. That would be 10 total unrealized area yards.
7:57However, if I launched a freaking bomb, the Carnell tape 50 yards downfield, but he dropped it because I can throw a
8:03perfect ball, but you know, my receivers can't help me out. That would be 50 unrealized area yards. Okay, so not always a sign of a bad quarterback or
8:11receiver. It can be a combination of both. And we'll cover, you know, the holes in between and the gaps and the
8:15context and all that coming up. But again, measuring the total incomplete distance on those targets is the goal here. And with that, we had 10 players
8:22have at least 90 unrealized area yards in week three, guys. led by Packers wide receiver Matthew Golden with 154. I should add I'm also looking at plays
8:31that did have a penalty attached to it.
8:34So with Golden racking up one DPI after another this season that was influencing this as well. Rams wide receiver Dvonte Adams had 135 to be in second place.
8:43Dolphins wide receiver Kevin Coleman and Ravens wide receiver Dvontes Walker also up there at 106 and 102. and Josh DS guys the best separator in the NFL per
8:52our friends over at Fantasy Points in the triple digits as well. Ted Hurst, Michael Wilson, Roman Wilson, Jordan, and DJ Moore also had quite a few
9:01opportunities to make big plays downfield, but for one reason or another, couldn't quite make it happen.
9:06I mentioned Matthew Golden and the defensive pass interference penalty. So, let's get into defensive pass interference tracker. We actually had a
9:13handful of players either get a DPI for at least 15 yards or in the end zone.
9:17This was let off by Devontes Walker for the Ravens having a 49yd DPI down inside the 5yd line against the Cowboys.
9:23Matthew Golden had his 34 yarder. Zay Flowers had two of them for a combined 24 yards. CD Lamb got one in the end
9:30zone for 20 yards, but if you guys did catch that replay, certainly seemed like a pretty iffy call in the first place.
9:35Trey McBride also got a 19 yard in the end zone. Jerry Judy, Garrett Wilson, Troy Franklin, Jared Bruce Wayne, and Jackson Smith, Njigba, other guys who
9:43again ripped off a bit of a chunk DPI andor got it in the end zone. For JSN specifically, he did score two plays
9:49later, so he didn't actually lose any meaningful fantasy points out there on the field. But yeah, guys, through three weeks, Matthew Golden 95 yards on DPIs
9:58were lost. That easily leads the NFL in second place right now. It's Trey Harris at just 54. And across the entire 2025
10:05season, Matthew Golden's 95 defensive pass interference yards would have ranked six. So very much balling out, putting up big fantasy numbers, and
10:13there's still meat on the bone. He is someone who's going to be inside my top 24 here in week four, and I don't really
10:18see him going anywhere anytime soon.
10:21Next up, we got the interception doctor.
10:23Okay, I am not a doctor, contrary to popular belief, but I have watched football for a long time. And I do
10:27believe that by going through the all 22, doing my best, looking at all different angles, we can often tell what interceptions were truly a quarterback's
10:35fault and which ones weren't. All right?
10:37Whether it was a drop that then got tipped around and then got intercepted.
10:39Maybe the quarterback got hit as he threw. Maybe he got tipped at the line.
10:42Maybe there was 30 seconds left and it was third and 20 and he just had to try to make a play and it got picked off.
10:48These are sort of things I'm looking for to again just try to give them a little bit of a break instead of saying, "Yeah,
10:52he threw three picks. Look, it's right there. Three interceptions. How could that be a good day? We're adding the additional context behind it with that
10:59guys. Quite a few this week. Okay. Sam Darnold had the bad pick six. His other interception though was very much tipped
11:05at the line. So I'm giving him one of these interceptions was his fault, one was not. Similar sentiment with Matthew Stafford. Yes, the interception, the
11:13pick six very much his fault. However, last second throw at the end of the game had to get the ball in the end zone.
11:19That being intercepted isn't exactly something I'm going to be holding against him. Bryce Young, similar sentiment. 16 seconds left in that game.
11:26He got hit while throwing for his lone interception of the day. Tripper Lawrence, PFF, I appreciate PFF. I really do.
11:35Very, very kind with not calling drops this week. All right, so we'll get that we'll get to that with the drop
11:40touchdowns here in a bit as well. But to me, and maybe if you had the slow-mo replay from the right angle, I thought
11:46Trevor Lawrence hit Brettton Strange in the hands and then it got tipped around and intercepted. They said it was a PBU,
11:52what have you. looked like a good throw to me to Bretton Strange that got tipped around then picked off, but that's just
11:56my unofficial opinion. Also with Patrick Mahomes, similar sentiment. He hit Rashi Rice in the hands. It was not a perfect throw. I thought the Trevor Lawrence one
12:05that Brettton Strange was a better real life throw than what Mahomes did to Rasheed Rice. Rice kind of had to slide
12:09down onto his back to get the ball.
12:11Looked like it might have been thrown behind him, but it did hit Rashi Rice in the hands and then it went off his hands
12:16and wound up being intercepted. So, Mahomes and Tall, I wouldn't exactly hold their interceptions very much against them. also wouldn't be holding
12:23Malik Willis against him. All right, guys. This while they was a fourth and one situation late in the game. That pass was tipped at the line. Aaron
12:29Rogers for the second straight week did have a pass intercepted that directly hit his man in the hands. Last week, it
12:34was Jeremy Bernard. This week it was Roman Wilson. Kyler Murray's interception was tipped at the line of scrimmage. Baker Mayfield's interception
12:40was on a fourth and 13 with just a minute 54 left in the game. Jaylen Daniels, the new quarterback in Tampa
12:46Bay, his interception was on a last second Hail Mary attempt. And then Tyler Shuck and Bo Nick Knicks, both of their
12:50interceptions feature them being hit while they were throwing.
12:55Guys, again, a lot of shishy stuff going around and we still do have some better ball touchdowns and drop touchdowns to
13:00get to. First up though, I want to give a shout out to our friends over at Franchise Fantasy because hey, listen,
13:06real GMs, they don't get bored by week four. They're scheming how to win now and how to build a winning franchise for
13:12years to come. And hey, that could be you with franchise league football second chance promo. FL has player contracts, salary cap, and the
13:19industry's first automatic injury substitution. Seriously, very, very cool concept. I've always loved reddraft fantasy, but also Dynasty, and this is such a fun blend for me. And hey, Second
13:30Chance is free to play, and FOF is even giving away $50 a week to the highscoring GMs. Visit franchiseleague.com or download the app to check out this
13:39new fantasy football game with features you will not find anywhere else. Truly a lot of smart people backing up this entire organization. very much a fan
13:46right here. So again, visit franchiseleague football today. That's franchiseleague.com or download the app to check out a new and I would even
13:53argue improved way of playing fantasy football.
13:57All right, guys. Last main category here and then I'll break down kind of the three biggest she MVPs of the week. But
14:02basically, I want to go through some of the drop touchdowns, then some of the better ball touchdowns. Okay, so first with the drops, I mentioned it very iffy
14:10from PFF this week. Maybe there truly weren't any drops that could have been touchdowns, but I don't know. Couple big plays for me I certainly thought hit the
14:17criteria and yeah regardless. So I'll let you know where they were officially ruled as drops and where I just kind of
14:22thought that my eye in the sky maybe had a little bit better view of things going on. But Cowboys wide receiver Ryan
14:28Florenoy, Commander wide receiver Antonio Williams, and Falcons wide receiver Jan Dawson all had 30 plus yard gains go off their fingertips. Only
14:36Datson's was officially ruled as a drop.
14:38Also know Cardinals wide receiver Michael Wilson had a great day. could have actually had an an additional second touchdown. Caught it from 12
14:45yards out. Had room in the end zone to actually get that second foot down.
14:49Unfortunately, was not able to do so.
14:51And then finally, Lions tight end Sam Laora in the back of the end zone. Sure looked like he had every opportunity to
14:56catch the ball. Unfortunately, he did not. He dropped it, but again, this was of the unofficial variety. And then finally, really big category here, but
15:03for my YouTube homies, I appreciate you hanging out. We will have these all listed on the screen, but basically these were better better ball
15:10touchdowns. This is the most subjective thing I'm going to go through, but basically, just so you guys know my process on Monday, I go through, well,
15:17first of all, on Sunday, I watch four games at a time with Red Zone going on.
15:21Any more than that, I just don't trust myself to be able to consistently track the playby-play nature. I do that on the
15:27early slate. I do that in the late afternoon slate. Obviously, prime time games I'm, you know, zeroed in on, so I'm not too worried about that. When
15:32Monday comes around, I watch every single incompletion that was thrown 10 plus yards downfield regardless of where it was. Okay. So, I think this week it
15:40was something like 190 plays. We got through those. We tracked all the instances where I thought a player was open enough to receive a catchable
15:48target that would likely go for a big gain or a touchdown. I marked those down and I also went back and I looked at
15:53passes that were thrown inside the 10 yard line or into the end zone that were under 10 yards of depth down the field.
15:59That also to again see what could have been a touchdown and what could have not been. So, with that in mind, guys, a lot
16:05of big plays left on the field out here.
16:07First of all, Saints wide receiver Bryce Lance got free down the sideline. Tyler Shuck overthrew him on what could have been an 81 yard touchdown. Vikings wide
16:14receiver Jordan Addison. Nice game with Kyler Murray. Could have, should have, would have been even bigger. Guys had a potential 74 yard touchdown. Badly
16:22underthrown. Should have at least been a 50 plus yard gain. For the record, this was a play that PFF felt like assigning
16:28an official drop tag to. So, I don't know. It did come back and hit his hands, but when he so badly underthrew
16:33the dude in the first place to make it a contested opportunity, I don't know. I'm not really holding that one against Mr.
16:38Addison. Also know Panthers wide receiver Jaylen Coker. He had a step behind the secondary on what could have been a potential 73 yard touchdown.
16:46Bryce Young like crow hopped into this ball and barely got it 50 yards. Man, Bryce throws a great deep ball, but this
16:51was not one of them. Would have been nice to hit that one. Also know Texans wide receiver Jaylen Noel potential 66-yard touchdown was overthrown and
16:58wide. Not a great game from CJ Stout.
17:00Going back and seeing this, guys. We got a couple more Texans that made this list here in a minute. Steelers tight end Pat
17:05Fryman had a potential 59 yard touchdown. At least should have been a 30 plus yard gain. Aaron Rogers overthrew that one. Also missed DK
17:12Mechaf later. More on that shortly.
17:13Devonte Adams guys cooking Pat Certan out there on Sunday Night Football. I actually posted some highlights on Twitter and all these Broncos fans were
17:21getting all defensive about PS2 and I get it. He's an incredible corner, but I don't know. Adams has number over the
17:28years. That's just the way it is. Did a much better job in the second half. I get it. But hey, man, could have, should
17:33have, would have been an even bigger day at the office for Devonte Adams. He had a potential 46-yd touchdown overthrown on a double move that had not only
17:40Certan, but also the referee slipping to the ground. So, you know, a little bit wet field conditions after it got done
17:46raining. It wasn't the easiest circumstance, but yeah, Adams was wide open. Stafford couldn't put it on him.
17:50And then later in the game, I don't think this would have been a touchdown.
17:53All right. Collinssworth said it would have been on the uh you know live as it was going. These announcers tend to
17:58exaggerate a little bit with that, but at least should have been 40 yards. It was another nice double move. He got
18:03past her tan. Safety was over the top coming you know soon. So I don't think again it was going to be this long house
18:08call. Should have at least been 40 yards though. So we're talking a potential guys. Realistic 80 plus yards and another score for Devonte Adams. The
18:1533-year-old vet is cooking dude still in the year 2026.
18:20Dolphins wide receiver Malik Washington.
18:22I mentioned him earlier having a touchdown actively nullified. He also got behind the defense later for a potential 43 yard score. Unfortunately,
18:28that was overthrown. Mentioned Steelers wide receiver DK Mechaf on a bit of a scramble drill. He got open for a potential 33 yard score. Again, a aram
18:36was too long. Patriots wide receiver Deio Douglas potential 33 yard touchdown. That was overthrown. Dolphins wide receiver Chris Bell open for a
18:44potential 32 yard score. Honestly would have liked to see him maybe lay out for it. Was barely off the fingertips. I am
18:51a Chris Bell, you know, apologist. So, I'm gonna go ahead and put this one on Malik Willis, but wasn't the most
18:55egregious miss. And I will say, guys, if you tuned in to my Sunday night show with Joy McFarland, first of all, thank
19:00you. I don't know how I got it twisted up in my mind, but I think I double counted Malik Washington miss also with
19:07Chris Bell. So, it was one miss for Chris Bell on a potential 30 plus yard touchdown, not two, as I incorrectly,
19:13like a freaking idiot, said on Sunday night. So, apologies. I will watch the film and get better. Josh DS high potential 30 plus yard gain underthrown.
19:21Lab mcconi potential 27 yard touchdown overthrown. Denzel Boston 14 yard touchdown overthrown. Texans tight end Foster Maro potential 11yard touchdown thrown behind him. Bills wide receiver
19:32had a potential 10 yard touchdown. DJ Moore, I think I left that name out.
19:36Stupid potential 10- yard touchdown overthrown. Kenneth Gabriel from the Bucks, same thing. Titans wide receiver Carell Tape. Of all these, this was
19:43maybe the most egregious [clears throat] one. Wide open in the end zone for seven yards, guys. badly overthrown and wide.
19:50Not not liking the Cam Ward experience through three weeks of this year, man.
19:53Last year, a lot of fun. 2026, not so much. And then finally, Ravens wide receiver, Rashad Bamin, had a potential two-y score overthrown out the back of
20:01the end zone. Went through a lot there, guys. So, I want to take a moment to highlight, in my opinion, the three
20:07players who were most severely impacted by all this shei stuff in week three.
20:11Starting off with Dolphins wide receiver Malik Washington, guys. again 14yd touchdown nullified on an illegal shift penalty. So it had nothing to do with
20:19the play and then for him to be open enough downfield with a catchable ball to potentially have another touchdown.
20:24This one of the 43 yard variety again already had a good day at the office.
20:28Malik's been playing well this year.
20:29They've even used him at running back quite a bit over the past two weeks. A handful of snaps or I shouldn't say
20:34quite a bit. But with no Devon Cham, this offense might actively start going through Malik Washington. So when everyone's going to be rushing to Olly
20:41Gordon and Jaylen Ry on the waiverwire, just saying particularly if you need help at wide receiver, man, I do not hate the idea of going after Malik
20:47Washington, letting everyone else worry about those running backs. Also will note Rams wide receiver Devonte Adams again should have actively had another
20:5546-y touchdown on his plate. He beats Certan. There was nobody else even near him. Collinssworth did bring it up on the uh just yeah he made a good point I
21:03would say on the uh you know announcing the football game. What am I trying to say? Basically, it's a little bit
21:08tougher for quarterbacks and wide receivers to get the timing right on those double moves. They're so used to simply throwing go routes and they know
21:14exactly where they're going to be. And you know, this is coming from a former NFL wide receiver. Obviously, Collinssworth knows so much about the
21:20game of football. It was a good point and something I didn't really think of usually over the years when you look at
21:24miss opportunities on double moves. So, with that said, should have had the 46 yard touchdown, then should have had an additional 40 plus yard game. Amazing
21:32game. Awesome seeing him again have so much success against Tertan. Was he playing off for a good bit of the game?
21:37Sure. Yeah. But it's a good example that when we do have a stud pass catcher in a position to get a ton of volume. Yeah.
21:44We don't love those tough matchups, but a lot of times I way much prefer to use those as a tiebreaker as opposed to a
21:50rule of thumb to bench the guy or something like that. And then finally, Steelers running back Jaylen Warren.
21:55Again, 87 yard run nullified, but what my opinion really wasn't that bad of a holding penalty. And then for the turf
22:00monster to get him a afterwards, man, really was rough. He also had another 11 yard run nullified on another hold by DK
22:07Mechav. So we're actively talking about 98 yards taken off the box score purely from a hold by the same guy. And then
22:14the turf monster almost should have been a 32 yard score. I think I speak for all of us when I say sheesh. But anyway
22:20guys, that's going to do it for me here.
22:21If you like the video, please like the video. Hitting that subscribe button always does help as well. As always, please do not tell anyone about fantasy
22:28football with Ian Hardis. The first rule of fantasy football with Ian Hardes, you do not talk about fantasy football with Ian Harditis. Want to keep this to us,
22:35not your league mates. All right, so want to make that clear. But in all seriousness, I appreciate you guys.
22:40Three weeks down, many, many more to go.
22:42Going to be back with quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight end rankings and tears. And then also our injury report on Friday to get you
22:48guys ready to go ahead of the weekend.
22:50So appreciate you as always. Best of luck in week four. Until next time, take care everybody.
