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2023 Risers and Fallers

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Scott Fish Bowl draft strategy comes down to choosing between Travis Kelce and a quarterback.

The show opens in reunion mode. King Josh, Shasha King, Big Rome, and the Fantasy Fish trade greetings, joke about being back together, and work through the usual mess of charity contests and missed sign-ups. Scott Fishbowl and Warrior Bowl come up, and Rome gets the expected ribbing for not getting in on time. The Fantasy Football Expo is next. Fish says he got a VIP ticket through the Get Right crew, handled his own flight and hotel, and plans to show up with some merch to hand out. The room shouts out the Get Right Fantasy Network and keeps the energy loose. Then the conversation shifts to running backs. Dalvin Cook's possible move to Miami gets framed as a speed-and-space play, with the panel liking the idea if Tua is healthy and the Dolphins are hucking it downfield. They wonder whether Miami could push Cook into RB1 territory if the team actually gives him the workload instead of splitting it up. Seattle gets the longest, scrappiest debate. Kenneth Walker is treated as the home-run hitter who can still rip off long touchdowns, but the panel keeps circling back to the fear that Zach Charbonnet will steal enough work to drag him down. Charbonnet is described as the thicker, more powerful back who could own the red zone. That creates a nasty fantasy squeeze. The group argues that Walker could finish somewhere in the mid-20s and Charbonnet in the high-20s to mid-30s if the split is real. They also say Walker would be much higher if Seattle had not drafted Charbonnet. The discussion stays practical even when it gets blunt. Nobody pretends the committee would be good news for fantasy managers. The episode closes the way this show likes to close. They circle back to scheduling, thank Eddie for listening, and keep the gratitude rolling without losing the trash-talk rhythm. Social handles and contact info get tossed out for listeners who want more of the same. The final note is loose, profane, and friendly, which fits the whole show.

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A loose preseason fantasy hangout that still lands practical backfield reads.

Filthy Fantasy Football Show stays in preseason fantasy mode, opening with charity contests and Fantasy Football Expo plans before shifting to Dalvin Cook, Kenneth Walker, and Zach Charbonnet.

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If you want raw backfield talk, this one goes straight at the fantasy mess.

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