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, this week, immediately following a road win against the defending Super Bowl champs.Of all the questions/comments/screeds that rolled in related to Gibbs, this gentleman probably had the most reasonable take:
Falcons coach Arthur Smith, told that Drake London had one fewer reception than Desmond Ridder in today's win: "Let the fantasy guys worry about that. We've got to clean some things up ... We don't care. Drake London doesn't care. All we care about is 1-0."Falcons skill players had 41 total offensive touches on Sunday and 34 of them belonged to the backfield tandem of Bijan Robinson and Tyler Allgeier.
Tough scene, Akers drafters. This is bad. At least he gave you a touchdown on the last day you were willing to trust him.The Bengals offenseListen, if Joe Burrow and the Bengals offense are your biggest fantasy concerns after opening week, consider yourself outrageously lucky. Send him my way, in fact.
If you're griping about the goose egg from Tee Higgins, tell it to someone with Drake London on their roster. At least your guy saw eight targets. We all know he's gonna be fine. If you can buy low on Higgins in a league full of inexperienced and impatient managers, you should obviously do it.September 11, 2023
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