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Week 2 Thursday Night Football / Sunday Early Games

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Philadelphia probably wins it 24 to 13, or 24 to 14, with the Eagles doing most of the scoring.

1. Filthy Fantasy Football Show focuses on Week 2 Thursday Night Football and the Sunday early games. 2. King Josh Josh the King and Big Rome host the episode, while Fish is absent because of family stuff. 3. The episode asks which injured players and usage trends actually change start-sit decisions before kickoff. 4. Greg Dulcich missed practice with a hamstring issue, and Davante Adams missed practice with a foot injury. 5. Jerry Jeudy is described as close to playing on Sunday, while Zach Moss returned to practice and pushed Deion Jackson out. 6. Kenny Gainwell will not play Week 2 against the Vikings, which pushes DeAndre Swift and possibly Rashad Penny into larger roles. 7. Christian Watson did not practice, and the hosts complain that Yahoo changed Watson and Travis Kelsey to questionable before waiver moves. 8. Mark Andrews and Aaron Jones also did not practice, adding more uncertainty to already fragile lineups. 9. The Vikings-Eagles game is framed around a 49-point total, Eagles minus six, and a forecast of cloudy weather. 10. Jordan Addison is discussed as a weekly start after four catches, 61 yards, and a touchdown on six targets. 11. James Bradbury's concussion protocol status and Reed Blankenship's rib injury are used to explain why Minnesota passing options look better. 12. The hosts also note Philadelphia's offensive line injuries, including a starting center absence and a questionable Lane Johnson situation. 13. On the Eagles side, the hosts hesitate on DeAndre Swift because he had one carry and two targets in Week 1. 14. Dallas Goedert is still recommended because tight end is thin and he was drafted to be a starter. 15. The Packers-Falcons game is treated as a lower-total matchup with Green Bay favored by one and an over-under of 40.5. 16. Aaron Jones' hamstring is a concern for Green Bay, while Atlanta's run-heavy plan makes Bijan Robinson, Tyler Allgeier, Drake London, and Kyle Pitts relevant. 17. The hosts say Kyle Pitts was visibly open and joke that Taylor Heinicke would suit Atlanta better than Desmond Ridder. 18. The tone is loose, profane, and fast-moving, with constant back-and-forth between injuries, game lines, and lineup calls. 19. Best for fantasy football managers who need quick Week 2 lineup calls. 20. Skip if you want polished analysis without profanity or digressions.

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