Denver Robs LA, Drake Maye-Day, Dallas Disaster, Purdy is a PROBLEM, and the Undefeated Raiders
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What do the hosts say in the opening intro and ad read?
Would you would you give me Kyler for Drake?
I have Kyler and Jaden Daniels. Yes, I would give you Would you give me Jaden Daniels? No, because he's coming back. What
the fuck? He has dislocated his elbow. You won't give me him for Drake May? How many years?
Kurt Warner played with a fucking elbow. On today's episode of the Ringer Fantasy Football Show, disaster of Dallas, Drake May melts down, the Raiders are undefeated, and all the other games. Plus, Craig's camera cuts out at the end. Also, emails trivia questions for the waivers episode, and please email us fantasy court cases for power hour episodes. We will settle what's going on in your group chat. Email ringerfantasyfootball at gmail.com. Okay. Sunday recap coming up after the break. This episode is presented by Verizon. Let me tell you all about. Verizon's new simplicity plan. You get one plan, one price, just $30 a line per month, even for a single line. So while everyone is running four trade analyzers before offering a backup tight end, Verizon said, one plan, one price.
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Welcome to the Ringer Fantasy Football Show. My name is Danny Hyper, today I'm joined by Danny, Kaylee and Craig World Deck, and we're going over all the games from week three of Sunday of week three of the NFL season. And we're gonna start with Rams Broncos, the Sunday night football game that just concluded. I think the Rams were robbed. That was really weird because the Rams total totally intercepted a pass at the end of the Broncos game-winning drive. And then they called it a foul on the Rams defense. defensive back who intercepted a pass, even though it was clearly, clearly a foul on the Broncos. And so on one hand, I think the Rams were robbed. Like n unambiguously.
Mm-hmm.
I would agree with that. The receiver, was it Pat Bryant? Who was it? Troy Franklin? Yeah, Pat Bryant. It was Pat Bryant. Incredible acting job. Yeah. He did a great job. It was successful, but that was a remarkable interception by the Rams. And it when you bring in Terry Terry's like, Yeah, I don't uh
I don't know. I don't see anything. I don't see anything that would indicate that was a foul by the defender. I uh
I don't aga again, it bears repeating. We haven't talked about it yet in twenty twenty six. When they bring in the ref specialist, And he's like, My job is to clear things up and let you know what me as an expert thinks. And he's like, that was a pick. It's ridiculous that we can't change the call to what the specialist tells milli twenty-five million Americans is the correct call. And yet it's not allowed. I don't care. Terry
McCauley should just be in charge of the process. Like they should just let him make the decision. It would be clear to everybody. I will say this. I don't want to complain about this too much because the reality is, and DK, I'm curious what you think. This was a ball don't lie, whether it's cosmic. I don't think it's intentional or a conspiracy, but this is ball don't lie for the 2018 NFC Championship game, which is the worst uh uh foul call in my lifetime in any sport, which is when the Saints. Right. Right. Defensive pass interference that was not called, and literally the Rams went to the Super Bowl instead of the Saints because of the the worst call I've ever seen. That was Sean Payton versus Sean McVeigh and the Rams, and it was Bill Vinovich was the same ref.
Now it wasn't the same like lower level ref that made the mistake, but it was Bill Vinovich, Sean Payton, Sean McVay, everyone like same people. So I'm like, yeah, the Rams kind of went to a Super Bowl because of this. So who cares? But it was the the the whole everything at the end of this game was weird. Including the the Broncos clock management at the goal line. Frankly, they were lucky. I I don't know why they let the Rams even have so much clock at the end. Everything about it was weird.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What do the hosts say in the opening intro and ad read?
0:06–4:40
2
How do the hosts break down the Broncos vs. Rams Sunday Night Football game?
4:40–14:41
3
Why do the hosts criticize the Broncos' clock‑management and coaching decisions?
14:41–58:00
4
Why are Jameer Gibbs and Bijan Robinson compared as fantasy running backs?
58:00–1:07:42
5
How is the Vikings defense dominating fantasy points and why does it matter for match‑ups?
1:07:42–1:17:31
6
What intrusive thoughts and controversial celebrations did the hosts discuss?
1:17:31–1:25:38
7
Why is Drake May considered the season’s biggest fantasy disappointment?
1:25:38–1:53:47
Speakers
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