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Week 3 Pinks & Stinks / Week 4 Waiver Pick Ups

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Mike Williams tore his ACL after a 7-for-121, one-touchdown game.

1. Filthy Fantasy Football Show centers this episode on Week 3 Pinks & Stinks and Week 4 waiver pickups. 2. Josh and Big Rome trade fantasy advice as the hosts, and they also reference Director Ross, Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce, Mike Williams, Derek Carr, Anthony Richardson, Justin Jefferson, Davante Adams, De'Von Achane, Raheem Mostert, Tank Dell, Adam Thielen, DJ Chark, Jordan Love, and CJ Stroud. 3. The episode asks which Week 3 performances actually matter for fantasy and which Week 4 pickups can still swing rosters. 4. Mike Williams' ACL tear is the first major injury note, and the hosts say his 7 catches for 121 yards and a touchdown came right before he went down. 5. Derek Carr's sprained AC joint pushes New Orleans back to Jameis Winston, and the hosts connect that change to Chris Olave, Michael Thomas, and Rashid Shaheed. 6. Anthony Richardson staying in concussion protocol leads to a broader warning about running quarterbacks and the hits they absorb. 7. Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift dating becomes a fantasy side topic, with the hosts joking about how the relationship might affect his season and public attention. 8. Justin Jefferson's line of 7 catches on 13 targets for 149 yards and a touchdown is framed as exactly what a number one overall pick should produce. 9. Davante Adams' 13 catches for 172 yards and 2 touchdowns gets similar praise, and the hosts point to 20 targets as the proof of volume. 10. De'Von Achane and Raheem Mostert are discussed together after Miami's huge day against Denver, and the hosts emphasize that the touches were split almost evenly. 11. The hosts call that Dolphins game a possible trap for waiver managers because the scoring output was unusually extreme. 12. Jordan Love's fantasy value rises because he added 39 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown to a passing line of 259 yards, 1 touchdown, and 1 interception. 13. Derek Henry is labeled a stink after 11 carries for 20 yards against Cleveland, and the hosts point to Tennessee's offense as part of the problem. 14. Joe Burrow is also labeled a stink, with the hosts saying his fantasy production is so low that Andy Dalton, Zach Wilson, and Desmond Ritter have more points. 15. Tank Dell gets a strong waiver endorsement because CJ Stroud and Dell have a clear connection and Dell is the wide receiver 8 in fantasy. 16. Joshua Palmer and Quentin Johnston are framed as the Mike Williams replacements in the Chargers passing game, with Palmer posting 4 catches for 66 yards and a touchdown. 17. The show's tone is casual, profane, and heavily opinionated, with the hosts bouncing from injury news to fantasy rankings and then into waiver strategy. 18. The format mixes rapid-fire banter, stat lines, and personal roster decisions, including references to a dynasty league and a veteran charity league. 19. Managers in redraft leagues who want injury updates and waiver names would like this episode. 20. Dynasty players who want polished analysis without profanity would probably skip it.

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