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The Old Guys Podcast | NFL DFS Week 17

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Lamar Jackson is playing so well that Baltimore now looks like the AFC's top team.
1. The Old Guys Podcast focuses on NFL DFS Week 17, the Chiefs' slide, and the playoff picture in both conferences. 2. Holden, Uncle T, Richie Smalls, Jason, and Schneider appear as the main voices, with Schneider joining the quarterback and running back breakdowns. 3. The episode asks which teams and players matter most for Week 17 DFS and for the AFC and NFC playoff races. 4. Kansas City's loss to Las Vegas and the comments about a 9-6 record lead into a long discussion of Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and Richie Rice. 5. The hosts say the Chiefs' offense looks out of sync because Kelce is hurt, Mahomes is frustrated, and the receiving room beyond Rice is thin. 6. Baltimore gets framed as the AFC's top team after its performance against San Francisco and its run of strong play with Lamar Jackson. 7. Joe Flacco's recent stretch for Cleveland is mentioned as a major surprise, especially because he was described as selling groceries a few weeks earlier. 8. Jacksonville is singled out as the AFC's most disappointing team over the last month, with Trevor Lawrence's shoulder injury cited as part of the problem. 9. The AFC wildcard race is described as messy, with the Colts, Texans, Steelers, Bengals, Bills, and Dolphins all still in play. 10. On the NFC side, the Rams, Seahawks, Vikings, Falcons, and Packers are all described as being squeezed into a narrow race for the final spots. 11. Lamar Jackson is praised as more than a passer, with the hosts pointing to his legs, the RPO, and the way Baltimore plays downhill. 12. Richie Smalls mentions a profitable weekend built around Joe Flacco and Amari Cooper, including a lineup that won 3K. 13. Schneider says Amari Cooper keeps drawing targets from Flacco and notes that Cooper and David Njoku are the only Browns players he trusts. 14. The discussion of Brock Purdy turns positive for a moment, but the hosts still point to Baltimore's defense and the Ravens' physical style as the reason San Francisco struggled. 15. The hosts say the NFC is wide open if San Francisco's offensive line is compromised, and they mention Trent Williams' absence as a major issue. 16. In DFS quarterback talk, Josh Allen, CJ Stroud, Baker Mayfield, Jalen Hurts, Kyler Murray, and Derek Carr all come up as specific salary and matchup plays. 17. The tone is conversational and argumentative, with the hosts moving from holiday small talk into betting, fantasy, and playoff debate. 18. The format is a multi-person panel with quick interruptions, opinions traded back and forth, and a late guest appearance from Schneider. 19. Listeners who follow NFL DFS, playoff races, and quarterback usage will get the most out of this episode. 20. Listeners who want polished analysis or a tight single-topic show may skip it.
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