RosterWatch Podcast Episode 193 - Trashman's Fantasy Fallout Heading Into Week 11 - November 12, 2019

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Sports, Fantasy Sports, Football

4.9 • 710 Ratings

🗓️ 12 November 2019

⏱️ 20 minutes

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The Trashman discusses the fantasy football fallout from Week 10 as we turn our attention to Week 11. Get 20% off + FREE SHIPPING at Manscaped.com by using promo code ROSTERWATCH at checkout! Your balls will thank you! SPECIAL to our listeners: Get up to $1000 as a deposit bonus at MyBookie.ag by using the Promo Code: ROSTER. My Bookie. Bet. Win. Get Paid. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/rosterwatch-podcast/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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0:22.8	manscaped.com and use code roster watch. Welcome back, Ross Rods Nation.
0:55.3	This is your friendly neighborhood trash man.
0:57.7	And this is the fantasy fallout going into week 11 of the NFL season.
1:02.1	Let's go ahead and get started.
1:03.9	With the first game Thursday night, Chargers at Raiders, Chargers losses on 24 to 26.
1:11.6	Austin Eccler was out-touched 23 to 8 by Melvin Gordon on Thursday, managing to save his
1:17.5	fantasy day by catching a six-year-ard score. This scheme is trending more towards what it used to be
1:23.6	when Gordon was king for the Chargers. The Chargers have Kansas City this week, but I might try
1:29.2	trading I collaborate for the deadline. I'm not optimistic about his rest of the season.
1:34.8	Outlook. Before fantasy trade deadlines, that is. I would also try to trade for Keenan Allen.
1:42.7	He's still not blowing up on the field, but he did have 11 targets this game,
1:46.9	and that kind of action should continue moving forward.
1:51.4	And then just looking at the Pox score, it would be difficult to tell the Raiders won,
1:56.0	as no player had more than 45 yards receiving,
1:58.7	and Josh Jacobs had only 71 yards on the ground.
2:02.0	That was because the defense won the game for the Raiders.
2:05.6	Philip Rivers shot put the ball into the Raiders' defenders' hands on three separate
2:10.1	occasions with 115 yards worth of returns.
2:14.6	On to the next game, Lions at Bears.
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