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NFL Survivor Week 8 Entries !! Oct 24, 2025

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Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera talk all things NFL Survivor contest.

Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera – NFL Week 8 Survivor Talk

Mackenzie and Dan survived Week 7 with the Chiefs and eye Week 8’s board. The Colts, now 14.5-point favorites over the Titans, are their top Survivor pick. Titans fired their coach, briefly rallied, but collapsed; Colts keep rolling with an elite offense. Mackenzie urges optimism with caution—weak early schedule, shaky secondary. Dan agrees: they’ve beaten bad teams, but execution and coaching have turned Daniel Jones into a top-12 QB caliber player. True tests come soon vs. Jags, Texans, Chiefs, Seattle, and San Francisco. Still, Indy looks like the AFC’s second-best team behind Kansas City.

Mackenzie cites non-turnover EPA metrics: Colts’ offense ranks No. 1, defense 21st; Chiefs No. 4 offense, No. 9 defense; Cowboys surprisingly No. 2 offense despite awful defense. Chiefs remain favorites by pedigree more than dominance. Dak Prescott (20-1) could sneak into MVP talks if Dallas stays hot. Balanced teams like Rams (1st defense, 7th offense), Seahawks, and Lions round out the top 10. Mackenzie says the Colts’ scoring power makes them legit contenders if they sustain efficiency.

On Chiefs-Commanders, Dan warns: don’t burn Kansas City now—you’ll need them for Thanksgiving week. Mariota can replicate 85-90% of Daniels’s offense; Chiefs should win, but beware overconfidence. Mackenzie calls it a one-score game—Mariota’s capable, market overreacted to QB switch.

Next tier: Falcons (-7.5) vs. Dolphins—Dan expects Bijan and London to thrive; Dolphins fading fast. Mackenzie agrees: Atlanta safe for parlays, but Colts remain primary. Eagles-Giants? Dan’s cautious; health and effort issues make Philly unpredictable. Bills-Panthers? Both advise a pass—Buffalo’s defense thin, Allen regressing. Patriots-Browns? Another pass; New England solid but inconsistent.

Their Survivor track record: Steelers, Ravens, Bills, Texans, Lions, Packers, Chiefs—strong slate, no major regrets. They plan to ride Colts this week, holding Patriots, Niners, Broncos, Eagles, Bucs, Seahawks, and Rams for later. Bengals-Jets earns debate: Dan sees Cincy improving, Jets lifeless without stars; Mackenzie warns both are bad—avoid betting terrible teams.

Final thoughts: under on combined wins for Raiders, Titans, Jets—about 4.5 total. Mackenzie closes: Colts are the official Survivor pick; strong offense, manageable risk. Promo code SAC20 for $20 off at Pregame.com—better value than sweating the Jets. Week 8 verdict: Colts to survive and advance.

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MLB World Series - Game 1 Preview Oct 23, 2025

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Munaf Manji and Griffin Warner talk MLB World Series Game 1.

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NFL Fantasy Football Week 8 + TNF MINN at LAC Oct 23, 2025

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Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji talk NFL Week 8 fantasy football. The guys also preview TNF Vikings at Chargers.

Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji open their Week 8 fantasy football podcast on Straight Outta Vegas AM reflecting on the season’s midpoint, recent fantasy highs, and successful betting calls from the prior week. They preview Thursday Night Football between the Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Chargers, debating both sides’ quarterback uncertainty—Carson Wentz starting while J.J. McCarthy heals—and the Chargers’ inconsistency under Justin Herbert. Both favor the Chargers at roughly -3, leaning over 44.5 total points, expecting a potentially high-scoring matchup. They analyze fantasy angles: Wentz’s passing volume, Justin Jefferson’s steady yardage but reduced touchdowns, Jordan Addison’s emergence, and Keenan Allen’s revived reliability for Los Angeles. Munaf suggests live-betting Wentz’s passing props and targeting overs on Jefferson and Herbert, while Rod backs Addison’s over 54.5 receiving yards and Allen’s 80.5 as safe plays. Discussion shifts to the Chargers’ struggling backfield amid Hassan Haskins’ injury and Herbert’s reliance on passing; both agree Jordan Mason should remain the Vikings’ RB1 even with Aaron Jones possibly returning. They emphasize benching Quentin Johnston due to target decline and highlight rookie tight end Aranda Gaston Munoz as a strong fantasy pickup after 164 yards and a touchdown, available in most leagues. Transitioning to fantasy flex debates, they recommend DeAndre Swift over Rhamondre Stevenson against Baltimore’s softer rush defense, Hollywood Brown over Marvin Mims thanks to consistent red-zone usage from Mahomes, and Devonta Smith over Rome Odunze given Smith’s rising targets with Hurts airing it out. They pick Deebo Samuel over Sterling Shepard, citing Samuel’s explosiveness versus Shepard’s shallow routes, and suggest Tamir Dyke as a sleeper WR if Calvin Ridley remains sidelined for Tennessee. Munaf projects a pass-heavy Titans game script behind Cam Ward, while Rod turns to running backs, backing Chicago’s Kyle Monangai as a sneaky play over Nick Chubb, who’s losing work to Woody Marks behind Houston’s poor O-line. They close noting San Francisco’s elite run defense and the Texans’ bleak rushing outlook, agreeing Chubb may be droppable. Wrapping up, they highlight Pregame’s NBA “Beat Dave Esler” contest, a $1,000 prize opportunity, and the “Touchdown20” promo for football all-access packages. Both hosts thank listeners, stress the fantasy season’s tightening playoff race, and promise more betting and roster advice in next week’s show, mixing friendly rivalry, humor, and practical fantasy takeaways for Week 8 managers aiming to stay profitable and playoff-bound.

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NFL Contest Pod - Week 8 Picks !! Oct 23, 2025

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Munaf Manji, Mackenzie Rivers and Dave Essler discuss NFL Week 8 contest selections. Munaf Manji hosts the NFL Week 8 Contest Podcast on RJ Bell’s Dream Preview with Mackenzie Rivers and Dave Essler, discussing ATS and Survivor contest picks. Munaf opens by reviewing Week 7 results: 204 Circus Survivor entries were eliminated, leaving 4,214 alive, and the top-five Circa Millions picks went 4-1. Mackenzie opens with his ATS pick, taking the Commanders +12.5 versus the Chiefs, citing overreaction to quarterback changes and favorable historical data for double-digit underdogs after losing as road favorites. Munaf agrees, saying Mariota can manage the game if turnovers are limited, while Dave supports them, noting key receivers’ returns and the Chiefs’ tough schedule ahead. Dave’s pick is the Patriots -7 versus the Browns, backing New England’s home advantage and Drake Maye’s strong play since Week 1; he cites Cleveland’s poor road record and rookie QB Dylan Gabriel’s first hostile start. Munaf expands that the Browns are 1-11 straight up and 2-10 ATS on the road, losing by double digits frequently, while Mackenzie notes past “home-after-road-trip” data is now neutral. Munaf’s pick is the 49ers +1.5 at Houston, calling it a “wrong team favored” game, criticizing the Texans’ O-line, injury issues (notably Nico Collins), and inconsistency. Mackenzie admits concern about San Francisco’s defense post-Bosa but likes their matchup versus Houston’s weak front, and Dave agrees, joining the 49ers side. They promote Pregame.com contests, including Beat Dave Esler NBA and discounts using codes “touchdown20” for football access and “NBA75” for Mackenzie’s NBA package. Transitioning to Survivor strategy, Munaf reviews Week 8’s large favorites: Patriots, Bills, Eagles, Bengals, Falcons, Ravens, Colts (-14), and Chiefs (-12.5). Dave recommends Dallas as a gutsy Survivor pick, citing Denver’s vulnerable defense and Dallas’s offensive weapons, while acknowledging risks. Munaf supports that approach, also suggesting the 49ers and Falcons as alternate Survivor plays, emphasizing the need for strategic diversification instead of burning elite teams early. Mackenzie jokes that he never picks underdogs in Survivor but recalls Fezzik’s accidental underdog win that clinched a contest. He mentions saving the Colts for Week 8, the largest favorite, while Dave argues underdogs can be valuable if used selectively. Munaf concludes that multiple entries allow experimentation with smaller favorites and strategic conservation of power teams for later weeks, reinforcing the depth of Survivor planning discussed in Mack and Dan’s dedicated Survivor Pod. The episode ends with camaraderie among the hosts—Mackenzie, Dave, and Munaf—signing off with humor about dinner and their usual “good luck with your bets” closing.

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Bank of Utah Championship Preview + Genesis Championship best bet Oct 22, 2025

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Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for week 43 in the world of golf The Bank of Utah Championship and Genesis Championship headline this week’s action. Black Desert in Utah sits about 2–3k feet above sea level, long and tight with unforgiving lava off the fairways. Driving accuracy is key, and most picks this week are elite drivers and bentgrass putters. Maverick McNeely opened 16–1 after a T13 in Napa, strong off the tee and on greens but worth waiting for 20–1. Michael Thorbjornsen (18–1) is outright No.1 after strong iron play and T3 in Japan, same bentgrass surface. Alex Noren (22–1) has two wins in four starts, top-tier driving and putting, solid but better value expected later. Kurt Kitayama (22–1) fades due to poor accuracy and cold putter. Davis Thompson (25–1) is rolling it well lately but approach game off; watchlist only. Jason Day (28–1) returns from two months off, improving under coach Colin Swatton but wait for 40–1. Defending champ Matt McCarty (30–1) has had a strong rookie year with top finishes at Augusta, Canada, and Japan, but 30–1 too short. The matchup play is William Mao over Jesper Svensson (-115). Mao also outright No.3 (55–1) and a bentgrass ace. He’s coming off T18 at Bay Current, gained 2.5 strokes putting, and won the ISCO in July. Despite PGA Tour playoff rule injustices, Mao’s form and comfort in Utah make him a strong play. Picks to place: Aldrich Potgieter top 20 (+250) and Rico Hoey top 10 (+250). Potgieter’s rested, rebuilt swing, and bentgrass confidence set up perfectly. Hoey (also outright No.2 at 25–1) ranks 11th SG: Approach, thrives on bentgrass, and was T4 at Yokohama. Sleeper: Isaiah Salinda top 20 (4–1). After personal hardship and recent engagement, his approach numbers are trending up; strong driver and in-form with irons. DFS lineup: Thorbjornsen (10k), Hoey (9.3k), Mao (8.1k), Meisner (8k), Potgieter (7.3k), Salinda (7.1k). Best bet: Thorbjornsen top 10 (+160). For the Genesis Championship at Woojeong Hills in Korea, Hideki Matsuyama and Si Woo Kim headline, but the lone pre-tournament ticket is Sadom Kaewkanjana top 10 (5–1). The Thai pro enters with four consecutive top 10s across Asian circuits, including a win at this course (67th Korean Open). Expect him to continue hot form on familiar turf. Upcoming: DP World Tour playoffs begin with Abu Dhabi, while the PGA Tour fall wraps up with Diamante, Bermuda, and RSM. Follow @DRMedia59 for updates and picks, and use coupon code EAGLE20 at pregame.com for 20% off this week’s selections.

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SOVam Weekend Rewind - NFL Week 7 + MNF Preview Oct 20, 2025

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SleepyJ and Mackenzie Rivers recap NFL Week 7. The guys also look at some up and downgrades and talk Monday Night Football. In the latest S&B AM Rewind Show, Mackenzie Rivers and Sleepy J break down NFL Week 7 with humor, insight, and betting angles. Mackenzie, pleased with his 49ers’ resilience, discusses their defense’s bounce back despite injuries, while Sleepy upgrades San Francisco and sees Atlanta as stagnant. They review a wild Sunday, including Denver’s massive fourth-quarter comeback over the Giants, the Packers’ late rally, and survivor pool chaos. The hosts debate the market’s treatment of the Giants versus other teams that blow leads, touching on coaching perceptions and expectations around Kyle Shanahan. They preview Green Bay at Pittsburgh, with Sleepy leaning Packers, trusting Aaron Rodgers to deliver against a tough Steelers defense. Their biggest upgrades and downgrades feature the Rams’ London win over Jacksonville and the Jaguars’ lack of discipline and penalties. Mackenzie hails the Rams as potential NFC West leaders while calling the Jaguars frauds. They credit the Bengals’ resurgence under Joe Flacco, criticize the Jets’ offensive futility, and cite the Patriots’ steady play behind Drake Maye. Both downgrade Miami after a turnover-filled loss and note Tennessee’s continued slide. Dallas earns an upgrade for offensive improvement led by Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb, while Washington suffers a downgrade after Jaden Daniels’ injury and an offense in disarray. Mackenzie sees league-wide regression catching up to teams like Jacksonville and Washington. They promote pregame.com’s bulk dollar deals before turning to Monday Night Football, highlighting Lions-Buccaneers and Texans-Seahawks. Both favor Detroit, praising Dan Campbell’s historic ATS record and the Lions’ balance, though Sleepy warns Tampa can’t keep asking Baker Mayfield to be Superman. Mackenzie defends Mayfield’s career and notes his surprising statistical success as Cleveland’s best modern QB. The conversation turns to MVP odds: Mackenzie names Mayfield as current MVP but expects Patrick Mahomes to overtake him; Sleepy agrees, saying Mahomes offers strong betting value as Kansas City regains dominance. They discuss Sam Darnold’s 60-1 longshot odds and spotlight Seahawks rookie Jackson Smith-Njigba as a rising Offensive Player of the Year candidate. Mackenzie recalls recommending Mahomes at 4-1 weeks earlier and still sees him as the safest MVP pick. Sleepy closes with his Monday Night best bets: under 41.5 in Texans-Seahawks and Seattle -3, citing Houston’s limited offense and Seattle’s defensive strength. Mackenzie agrees, offering line-shopping advice for value bettors and closing with thanks to Sleepy for

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NFL Survivor Podcast - Week 7 Entries Oct 18, 2025

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Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera talk NFL Survivor entries for week 7. Mackenzie Rivers and Dan Rivera survived NFL Week 6 and move on to Week 7, glad they used the Steelers in Week 1. Dan explains 9% of the pool took the Steelers and are out, giving them equity, and he’s eyeing the Bengals led by Joe Flacco. Mackenzie jokes about the Steelers’ mediocrity and pivots to Shohei Ohtani’s brilliance before discussing Survivor strategy: saving the Chiefs for Thanksgiving but noting the huge gap between them as 12-point favorites and other teams at seven. He leans Chiefs, disliking the Patriots’ third road game, the Broncos’ London return, and the Packers’ inconsistency. Dan warns Circa players to save the Chiefs for holiday games but agrees Kansas City likely wins unless disaster strikes. Mackenzie cites EPA metrics showing the Raiders’ offense near the bottom and backs Kansas City as the safe Survivor pick. They debate alternatives: Broncos-Giants (high variance, avoid Denver), Patriots-Titans (dead-cat bounce risk), and Packers-Cardinals (Kyler Murray uncertainty, Jordan Love’s flaws). Mackenzie thinks the Chiefs are best; Dan agrees but cautions they’ll be locked into the Eagles later. They briefly consider sharp alternatives like Seattle over Chicago, preferring Seattle’s defense. Mackenzie notes Mike McDonald’s strong road record but says New England’s reliability makes them worth saving. Both settle on the Chiefs for Week 7. Dan adds that if forced among Panthers-Jets and Dolphins-Browns, he’d lean Carolina despite low confidence. Mackenzie surprisingly picks the Dolphins, citing Cleveland’s weak offense, Joe Flacco’s departure, and Miami’s lingering effort. Both mock the Jets’ offensive line after nine sacks and joke about Madden-like stats. They close agreeing the Chiefs are the play and preview Week 8, where Dan expects to favor the Colts versus the Texans. Mackenzie notes future uncertainty with the Eagles on Thanksgiving and hopes for better Survivor paths ahead. The show ends with plugs for @DanRivera228 and @MacenRivers, promising to keep surviving through Week 7.

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NBA Season Preview + Best Bets !! Oct 17, 2025

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Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers talk NBA action to get you ready for season tip-off. Munaf Manji and Mackenzie Rivers tip off the final preseason Dream Preview pod before the 2025-26 NBA season, reviewing win-total moves, roster news, and championship outlooks. They note minor market shifts after injuries: VanVleet’s torn ACL drops Houston slightly, LeBron’s sciatica lowers the Lakers from 48.5 to 46.5 wins, and Westbrook joins Sacramento on a one-year deal while Keegan Murray nurses an injury. Their power rankings open with Denver, Golden State, Houston, and Minnesota in a near tie, joined by the Cavs, Clippers, and Thunder. Munaf edges Denver over Golden State for balance and depth, while Mackenzie touts the Clippers’ underrated strength versus market skepticism. Both put Oklahoma City and Cleveland atop the league, debating whether Giannis’s future or trades could reshape the field. They agree Minnesota’s Anthony Edwards is elite yet not proven as a true championship alpha; he scores big but lacks sustained playoff efficiency. The Rockets intrigue with Kevin Durant’s arrival but lose VanVleet’s stabilizing playmaking; Amen Thompson’s defense and Reed Sheppard’s shooting are swing factors. Mackenzie fears spacing issues; Munaf sees potential if Sheppard hits threes. They finalize top fives: Thunder, Cavs, Clippers, Nuggets, Warriors for Mack; Thunder, Cavs, Denver, Warriors, Knicks for Munaf. Title odds show Thunder +245, Nuggets 6-1, Cavs 7.5-1, Knicks 8.5-1, Rockets 11-1. Mack picks Thunder over Cavs; Munaf predicts Knicks emerge from the East, citing depth, health, and Brunson’s leadership, while both name Golden State the best non-Thunder Western threat. They expect Knicks-Thunder Finals (12-1 exact) with Knicks as a value play at 30-1. In division futures, they call the Cavs locks in the Central, Magic favorites in the Southeast, Bulls as a win-total over sleeper, and Thunder runaway winners in the Northwest. Spurs, led by Wembanyama’s ascendance, are their pick to challenge Houston in the Southwest; Dallas could surprise if Cooper Flagg and Anthony Davis mesh. They project the Pacific race between Warriors (+185) and Clippers (+175), favoring Golden State’s health and chemistry. Discussion closes on Jonathan Kuminga’s two-year $48 M deal—potential trade chip more than core piece. Best bets: Mackenzie likes Milwaukee under 43.5 wins due to defensive decline and Giannis uncertainty; Munaf backs Memphis under 41.5 given injuries to Bane, Clark, and weak defense. They also praise Orlando’s continuity, fade Atlanta overhype, and recommend Thunder futures as the smart chalk. Closing plugs remind listeners to grab Mackenzie’s season package and enter Pregame’s Beat Dave Esler contest for $500 prizes. Both hosts sign off energized for tip-off and weekly NBA coverage ahead.

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NFL Contest Pod - Week 7 Picks !! Oct 16, 2025

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Munaf Manji, Mackenzie Rivers and Dave Essler talk NFL contests for Week 7. Munaf Manji (0:08–1:17) Munaf kicks off the Week 7 discussion noting recent contest success and previewing Survivor and ATS picks from the Westgate Super Contest. He sets expectations for stats, strategy, and a coupon for Pregame.com, introducing Mackenzie Rivers and Dave Essler to break down a “tricky week.” Mackenzie Rivers (1:18–1:30) Mackenzie jokes about focusing on NBA preseason but says it’s good to switch gears to “the second biggest sport in the world,” bringing humor and energy to start. Dave Essler (1:58–2:36) Dave returns from a week off, admitting Week 7 feels unpredictable—“I could flip a coin right now.” He expects several tough calls and values hearing multiple viewpoints. Munaf Manji (2:37–6:16) He reviews contest standings: in Circa Survivor, 4,418 entries remain, each worth $4,237. In the “Grandissimo,” 15 entries survive at $460K value. Munaf observes that fading the top five most-picked teams has been profitable, with Super Contest entries 11-18-1 and Circa Millions 9-21. He previews notable storylines—Vrabel vs his old team, Wentz starting against Philadelphia, and Kansas City’s double-digit spread vs Las Vegas—then hands it to Mackenzie for his pick. Mackenzie Rivers (6:17–8:35) Mackenzie cites historical data on “dead-cat-bounce” games: after a coach firing, overs hit 28 of 46 times (≈61%). He compares interim coaches to substitute teachers—“things loosen up a little.” He favors Over 42 Patriots-Titans, predicting offensive freedom under interim Mike McCoy and a tired New England defense on its third straight road game. Munaf Manji (8:35–10:34) Munaf disagrees, seeing a mismatch. He expects the Patriots to win big—“by double digits”—and calls -7 a fair line, citing better coaching and talent. He praises New England’s receiver depth and labels Tennessee’s offense inconsistent. Dave Essler (10:35–12:30) Dave counters that Tennessee’s defense “held the Raiders to 226 yards.” He warns against overvaluing New England’s wins over weak opponents and leans Titans +7, noting Cam Ward’s poor metrics but potential upside. Dave Essler (13:23–14:57) For his main pick, Dave takes Carolina Panthers over Jets, highlighting New York’s “less than 100 yards of offense” last week and Carolina’s superior third-down defense. He expects Carolina to reach 4-3 and officially end the Jets’ quarterback experiment. Munaf Manji (14:58–18:45) Munaf supports the logic, adding Bryce Young’s 10 TDs (tied 9th NFL) and possible Jets injury to Garrett Wilson. He then picks Giants +7 at Denver, citing rest from a Thursday game, momentum with Jackson Dart, and Denver’s fatigue after travel. Mackenzie Rivers (18:45–20:29) Mackenzie calls both New York bets risky, warning that bettors are “buying high” on the Giants and “selling low” on the Jets. He notes the Jets’ 3-3 ATS record and predicts Dart will regress versus Denver’s defense. Dave Essler (20:58–23:01) Dave sides mildly with Munaf, liking the Giants’ confidence and Denver’s offensive limits: “How do you hold a team to 90 yards and win by two?” He also favors the under 40.5 total. Dave Essler (32:42–34:42) Later, he picks Cleveland Browns over Dolphins for Survivor, citing Miami’s poor defense—only once allowing under 27 points—and Cleveland’s rest advantage after weeks on the road. He predicts Cleveland will hold Miami’s offense in check. Munaf Manji (34:43–37:04) Munaf agrees, saying the Dolphins “feel lost,” expecting big production from Corson Jenkins and noting trade rumors around Jalen Waddle. He lists other Survivor options—Chiefs, Packers, Steelers—but calls Cleveland the best value. Mackenzie Rivers (37:04–37:43) Mackenzie teases the Survivor Pod, admitting a dilemma: saving the Chiefs for Thanksgiving or using them now. He may pivot to Patriots or Broncos depending on risk tolerance.

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NFL Fantasy Football Week 7 + TNF Pitt at Cinn Oct 15, 2025

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Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji get you ready for NFL Week 7 fantasy football. The guys also preview TNF Rod Villagomez and Munaf Manji deliver a tightly packed Week 7 Fantasy Football preview, focusing on Thursday Night Football between the 4-1 Steelers and 2-4 Bengals. They discuss Pittsburgh’s surprising start and Cincinnati’s quarterback shake-up, as Joe Flacco replaces the injured Joe Burrow and instantly revitalizes Jamar Chase and Tee Higgins. Both hosts like the Bengals to cover +5.5 and suggest Joe Flacco over 237.5 passing yards as a prop bet, arguing that his composure and passing volume could exploit the Steelers’ shaky secondary. They note that while Pittsburgh ranks near the bottom in yards per game, they still score efficiently—making this matchup ripe for an upset. Fantasy-wise, with Calvin Austin out, Darnell Washington becomes a sneaky flex play against a Bengals defense surrendering around 66 yards and five TDs to tight ends, with his yardage prop at 23.5 and TD odds of +320. On the Bengals side, Noah Fant benefits from injuries to Mike Gesicki and Tanner Hudson, making him Flacco’s likely safety valve. Beyond Thursday, they highlight Tyler Higbee as a top tight end fill-in after Puka Nacua’s injury, preferring him over Noah Fant for volume upside. They debate DJ Moore versus David Montgomery, with Rod siding with Moore’s consistent target share and Munaf trusting Montgomery’s touchdown reliability. With injuries piling up, they suggest deeper flex options like Tampa Bay’s Tayz or Cameron Johnson stepping up amid receiver absences, while warning against chasing points from backs like Zach Charbonnet against the Texans’ stingy run defense. They also recommend Harold Fannin Jr. as a high-upside tight end streamer. Wrapping up, they plug Pregame.com’s NBA contest and promo codes, then discuss late-week matchups like Garrett Wilson’s injury impact, favoring Mason Taylor over Isaiah Davis for the Jets’ passing volume, and promoting Raiders tight end Michael Mayer as a prime pickup while Brock Bowers is out. The hosts close by encouraging listeners to engage with the show’s new format—mixing betting lines, fantasy insights, and early-week roster strategy—and promise even earlier content heading into Week 8.

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