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Week 2 Pinks & Stinks / Week 3 Waiver Pick Ups

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King Josh, Josh the King, and Big Rome carry the episode while Fish sits out because of family stuff and a messy work schedule. The opening stays loose, filthy, and right in the show’s lane before the talk settles into fantasy football takes and player evaluations. They kick around Aaron Rodgers as a bad fantasy anchor, then joke through the pain of being stuck with Jimmy Garoppolo or Derek Carr. Tampa Bay ends up as the first real bright spot. They argue that Baker Mayfield is making plays and finally giving Mike Evans the kind of weekly runway fantasy players wanted. Evans is treated like a monster, not just a nice story, and the hosts also like that the offense has more than one credible receiver to worry about. That leads into Nico Collins, who gets a bonus pink from one of the hosts after a strong two-week start. The numbers they cite are hard to ignore: nine targets, seven for 146 and a touchdown, then 11 targets and six for 80. That is enough for them to talk like he could be a weekly start moving forward if he stays healthy. Amari Cooper comes up too, mostly because the start/sit call was wrapped in injury uncertainty. The hosts talk through how a doubtful tag can make a good-looking decision feel dumb by kickoff. The episode closes with the usual ask: keep listening, tell your friends, follow the show, and send in emails while the season chaos keeps moving.

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Rowdy fantasy talk with useful Tampa Bay and Nico Collins takeaways under the noise.

The show stays in its fantasy-advice lane, and it does not try to sound polished about it. With Fish out, King Josh, Josh the King, and Big Rome keep the conversation moving, drifting from crude jokes into usable player talk.

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Need filthy, blunt fantasy advice from a loud crew that still lands useful calls?

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