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Week 13 Thursday Night Game / Sunday Early Games

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Dallas' defense has a player with more touchdowns than DK Metcalf and Tony Pollard.
1. Filthy Fantasy Football Show covers Week 13 Thursday Night Game and Sunday early games. 2. The hosts are the unnamed Filthy Fantasy Football Show duo, who trade jokes and fantasy advice while reacting to their sponsor reads and travel schedules. 3. The episode asks which players to start for Week 13 while mixing betting lines, injury notes, and blunt roster opinions. 4. Philip Rivers comes up because the hosts say he has 10 kids, then compare that to a quarterback's workload. 5. The cruise story centers on Virgin Voyages, an adults-only ship, and the hosts saying they ate so much food they kept needing showers. 6. The host describes taking about 18 showers on the ship, missing a bidet, and getting stung by baby jellyfish during snorkeling. 7. Dallas is framed as a fantasy-friendly offense because the Cowboys are scoring 31.5 points per game and Dak Prescott has been productive for six straight weeks. 8. Tony Pollard gets criticized for having only four touchdowns despite nearly 700 rushing yards and a strong offensive line. 9. Brandon Cooks is discussed as a deep-league wide receiver because he has scored in three of his last five games. 10. Seattle is portrayed as shaky because Kenneth Walker is hurt, Geno Smith was injured by Aaron Donald, and the Seahawks have scored 16 and 13 points in the last two games. 11. The hosts say Dallas' defense is the standout fantasy play because one defender has more touchdowns than DK Metcalf and Tony Pollard. 12. Denver is described as resurgent after five straight wins, which changes the conversation around Russell Wilson, Courtland Sutton, and Jerry Jeudy. 13. Russell Wilson's line of 20 touchdowns and four interceptions is used to argue that he can be started in fantasy. 14. Houston gets strong praise because C.J. Stroud has over 3,000 passing yards, 19 passing touchdowns, five interceptions, and three rushing touchdowns. 15. Tank Dell draws special attention because he has scored in five straight games and has become a fantasy darling. 16. The Chargers-Patriots game is treated as ugly, with Herbert, Ekeler, and Keenan Allen as the only clear plays and Rhamondre Stevenson as the main New England option. 17. Detroit is described as bouncing back from a narrow Green Bay loss, with Jared Goff, Jahmyr Gibbs, David Montgomery, Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Sam LaPorta all getting starts. 18. The tone stays loose, profane, and conversational, with sponsor reads for Trophy Smack and W Energy woven into the football talk. 19. Listeners who want blunt Week 13 fantasy start-sit advice and side jokes will like this episode. 20. Listeners who want polished analysis or a serious tone will probably skip it.
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