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Week 4 Pinks & Stinks / Week 5 Waiver Pick Ups

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Justin Fields threw for 335 yards and four touchdowns, his first 300-yard passing game.
The episode opens in full Filthy Fantasy mode. King Josh, Josh the King, and Big Rome come in hot with crude joking before anything useful gets said, which is pretty much where this show lives. The banter goes all over the place. They riff on pubic hair, body-image nonsense, and the kind of dumb league-chat question that only works when everybody is already a little gone. Eventually, football takes over. The conversation settles on Alvin Kamara and why his workload matters so much to fantasy managers trying to hang on. The number that matters is ugly and beautiful at the same time. Kamara's 14 targets get treated like a giant neon sign, especially with Jamal Williams on injured reserve and the Saints backfield looking like it belongs to Kamara. They lean into that. The crew argues that if you can get a running back or receiver seeing that kind of passing-game volume, you take it and move on. The checkdown angle matters too. They point out that the targets came with Jameis checking down, which makes the usage feel real and not like empty garbage time noise. Olave takes the hit. Chris Olave gets dragged through the mud a bit because the Kamara bump came at his expense, and the show does not try to soften that. Then the tone shifts. The crew moves from the good side of the slate into the stinks segment and whatever fantasy cleanup is still ahead, using that familiar Filthy logic that every gain has a matching pile of mess. The show stays loose even there. That looseness is part of the appeal, because the conversation never gets sterile even when it is making a pretty simple fantasy point. The ending stays in the house. They wrap with the usual sign-off energy, social handles, and a reminder that the season is still alive even if your roster is already wobbling.

As heard by us

Loose banter up front, then a blunt Kamara-driven fantasy read that gets where it is going.

The segment starts in full locker-room mode, then settles into the Saints backfield, Alvin Kamara's workload, and the fantasy case that follows a 14-target game.

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For when you want filthy banter and a Kamara update with no velvet gloves.

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