Week 3 Recap Plus Waiver Pickups

An episode of the The Fantasy Fam podcast, hosted by The Fantasy Fam, titled "Week 3 Recap Plus Waiver Pickups" was published on September 24, 2019 and runs 61 minutes.

September 24, 2019 ·61m · The Fantasy Fam

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Week 3 in the books! Studs, busts, injuries...we saw it all. The Fam breaks each game in depth. Is Daniel Jones the next best thing since sliced bread in East Rutherford? Are the Vikings a run first team now that Dalvin is healthy? Who will replace Saquon and is his direct backup a guy you should be targeting? Just a few of the many questions you are asking yourself after another insane week of NFL100 football. Subscribe so that you do not miss our detailed recap PLUS waiver pickups for this week. As always, follow us on twitter @thefantasyfam

Episode Description

Week 3 in the books! Studs, busts, injuries…we saw it all. The Fam breaks each game in depth. Is Daniel Jones the next best thing since sliced bread in East Rutherford? Are the Vikings a run first team now that Dalvin is healthy? Who will replace Saquon and is his direct backup a guy you should be targeting? Just a few of the many questions you are asking yourself after another insane week of NFL100 football. Subscribe so that you do not miss our detailed recap PLUS waiver pickups for this week.

As always, follow us on twitter @thefantasyfam

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