Andy Holloway

Michael Carter was fine.

He was 11 for 65, ran for 5.9 a carry, and against the Bengals' defense, I think I would lean the Michael Carter direction.

I think so, too.

What are some other names at the running back position that you would – I think Blake Corum is – he's still available in about 40% of leagues, and he is a guy that you can start right off the bat.

I mean, you look at the last month, and he's scored 14 points, 25 points, 13 points, and 13 points.

It's like this is a player that you can put in there.

And then you do have – I know it would be lucky, crazy, happening mid-game, but you also have the opportunity when you're starting any player like that

Should something happen mid-game to Kyron, all of a sudden, it's a monstrous... The opportunity here against Atlanta, you are over-touchdown favorites at home.

He's scored a touchdown or more in the last four games straight.

I think Blake Corham is someone that's...

It's taken me a while to be like, yeah, you can start him while Kyron is still great in his own right.

Yeah, he's interesting, and the matchup against Indianapolis is very good.

We saw that this week with Brock Purdy.

It's tough because this last week, yeah, this was a Parker Washington week, but that came at the expense of Brian Thomas Jr.

did nothing.

The new money man over there did nothing.

So Parker could be the guy that's last man out.

Honestly, I think probably a better pickup.

It's hard to say a better pickup.

Mack Hollins is kind of, you need the, booty has to stay concussed, essentially, for Mack Hollins to be worthy to throw into a championship roster.