Dart Goes Down, Power Ranking the Best Fantasy Buy-Low Trade Targets, Fantasy Court, and Laxative Max
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Why are the hosts so upset about Jaxson Dart’s injury?
On today's episode of the Ringer Fantasy Football Show, I'm super depressed about Jackson Dart, who might be out for the entire season. We were doing bilos in fantasy football, people to potentially pack panic trade target. We have fantasy court. We have Ringer Fantasy Football League update where someone here is in first place, maybe multiple people here in first place.
And no one here is in last.
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Welcome to the Ringer Fantasy Football Show. My name is Danny Heifetz. I'm joined by Danny Kelly and Craig Worlbeck and Jackson Dart might be out for the season. Football's dumb. Uh, why do we do
this to ourselves?
I don't know. I Hiffitz, are you upset that Jackson Dart, Malik neighbors, and Cam Scadaboo have been on the field together for only three and a half percent of the Giants' total offensive plays in the last two seasons?
That th three
and a half percent.
The number I saw was 70 snaps. Three and a half percent's even worse because that now it's like 96.5%. I mean, that yeah, no, it sucks. I I I could, you know, we're gonna go over like, you know, fantasy trade candidates, bylos, all that stuff. We'll do fantasy court. But yeah, the Giants got rocked by the Rams on Monday Night Football. I don't take that personally. The Giants weirdly could have won the game, but like that's it doesn't matter. Like Jackson Dark got hurt in the first drive. And I we we could talk all about it, but I the fact that the snip-snap emotional toll roller coaster of, oh, I think he's his leg is dead, to he's fine, he's back on the field. He wanted to come back into the game. Two, it's an MCL sprain.
Lip readers are saying 46 weeks. I hate those people. They're like, actually, it might be two to four weeks. Then it's like, JK may be out for the season. No one will tell me what it is. But it's really bad, guys. And I'm like, you know what? Uh I don't know whether to be like distraught and miserable. Or I think my real takeaway from all this is I am in retrospect incredibly grateful for Eli Manning, who became the starting quarterback for the Giants when I was in fourth grade, and then did not miss another game until I was like a staff writer at the ringer. At twenty-four. That's wild. And uh I now, after seven years of Daniel Jones and two seasons of Jackson Dart, really miss the whole never missed a football game for 16 years thing.
Are you advocating for the pocket passer coming back? Is it the reckless young quarterback that you're bemoaning? It's
no, don't blame the reckless thing. Stop. It was look, it was a seven-step track, drop, and shotgun. Maybe the whole play was bad. I will say. Ironically, so Jackson, people have probably seen the play by now. He gets hit, he gets his leg whipped, whatever. Both the defensive ends get there at the same spot, right? And it's the the tackles kind of did their job. He was in shotgun and took a seven-step trap drop from shotgun. He should have stepped up. The problem is, you know who's there? Freaking Aaron Donald and Kobe Turner beat both these guards one on one. And I love Francis Marineau. I hope he's great, but got absolutely rocked by Kobe Turner. Aaron Donald's bear crawling toward Jackson Dart. So he's running back.
Like Aaron Donald's coming at him like a sea monster. Yeah. And um I now this like the season's over. Like and I Jameis will play better going forward. Maybe the Giants scratch out a wild card spot and then like get rocked in the absolute best case scenario.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
Why are the hosts so upset about Jaxson Dart’s injury?
0:06–10:50
2
When do the hosts shift from the injury talk to the ‘buy‑low’ fantasy trade candidates?
10:50–26:41
3
How is the new Power‑Hour format introduced and explained?
26:41–40:35
4
Which players do the hosts compare for the rest of the Power‑Hour (e.g., Drake London vs. Rasheed Rice, George Pickens, Jameson Williams)?
40:35–48:54
5
Why do the hosts argue that Jameson Williams’ speed is overrated for fantasy value?
48:54–55:04
6
What trade scenarios are being debated for Drake May and how do they affect a buy‑low strategy?
55:04–1:02:08
7
How does the Fantasy Court handle the controversial Jameer Gibbs trade and what punishment is proposed?
1:02:08–1:08:41
8
What is Max’s prescription‑strength laxative story and how does it lead into the show’s closing credits?
1:08:41–1:31:14
Speakers
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