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Week 14 Thursday Night Football / Introducing Sean O' Mac

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The 2-10 Patriots face the 7-5 Steelers with an over-under of 30 and Pittsburgh at minus 6.

1. Filthy Fantasy Football Show centers on Week 14 Thursday Night Football between the 2-10 Patriots and the 7-5 Steelers. 2. Josh Shasha King hosts with Sean O'Mac, who is introduced as the show's sports betting expert and a fantasy football player in several leagues. 3. The episode asks whether a 30-point total and Steelers -6 line can be trusted when Bailey Zappe and Mitch Trubisky are involved. 4. Josh says the Patriots have no Ramondre Stevenson, Bailey Zappe is starting, and Ezekiel Elliott, Devante Parker, JuJu, and Hunter Henry are all hard to trust. 5. Sean and Josh say the Patriots have been moving the ball better than recent opponents but still failing to score. 6. On Pittsburgh, they discuss Najee Harris, Jalen Warren, Deontay Johnson, Pat Freiermuth, and George Pickens as the main fantasy decisions. 7. Josh says Mitch Trubisky threw only 17 passes against the Cardinals and turned that into 11 completions for 117 yards and a garbage-time touchdown to Deontay Johnson. 8. Josh recommends starting Steelers DST because the Patriots offense looks limited and the game total sits at 30. 9. The hosts compare Najee Harris and Jalen Warren to the Melvin Gordon and Austin Ekeler pairing. 10. Josh advises putting Thursday-night players in a wide receiver slot instead of a flex slot for lineup flexibility later in the week. 11. Sean says his biggest wins this year have included Navy games and the Navy-Air Force game. 12. Josh says he now bets against the Chargers and uses that approach to offset how bad the team has been. 13. They describe live betting as useful but dangerous, especially when a game like Green Bay-Kansas City or Jacksonville-Cincinnati changes early. 14. Josh says he paused sports betting for two or three weeks after losing money and being frustrated by betting on teams he did not know. 15. The conversation mentions a second bank account, significant other issues, and the idea that betting should stay within money you can lose. 16. Josh says playing too many fantasy leagues makes it hard to remember his own roster and forces him to choose between players like Deontay Johnson, Nico Collins, Chris Olave, Christian Watson, and T. Higgins. 17. The tone is casual, profanity-heavy, and focused on lineup choices, betting angles, and jokes about tech problems. 18. The format mixes show introduction, betting advice, fantasy start-sit advice, and a short live read for emails and social media. 19. Fantasy managers wanting Thursday-night start/sit guidance and betting context. 20. Listeners wanting polished production or serious analytics elsewhere.

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