Listing all top sleepers and sits at every position. Notable sits: L Jackson coming in against a really good Pitt defense. D Johnson against Baltimore defense, held to 1 catch for 6 yards last outing. Notable sleepers: Tua playing the jets, Gallman vs. the Bengals.

Top performers at every position.

Ranking the teams that could beat the chiefs and why. Talking AFC and NFC separately. AFC has 9 really good teams and two will be sitting at home, come play off time. Who do you think they will be? Are the rams really the biggest threat to the chiefs in the NFC? Sean’s rankings after the chiefs. AFC: 1. Tennessee 2. Buffalo 3. Indy 4. PITT 5. LV 6. Cleveland 7. Baltimore 8. Miami. NFC: 1. LAR 2. New Orleans 3. GB 4. TB 5. AZ 6. Seattle 7. Minnesota. Listen to Sean’s radio show @ Kazual Sports Radio Network or @ksrnaz.com

1. Kansas City,: has become more balanced to protect hits on Mahomes but can obviously still sling it when needed. Skill players for days, arguably best qb tight end combo ever (Gronk and Brady). Best offensive coaching. Hard to argue. 2. Arizona: currently leading nfl in offensive stats. Have a top 5 qb, have a bunch of really good role players and a top 5-10 running back combo. Weak spot, below average offensive line. Coaching is suspect at times. 3. Saints: solid all around, top 3 running back, top 5-10 o line. Qb is limited but still slings it. Offensive coaching is superb, probably second behind Andy Reid. 4. Buccaneers: have the Goat at qb, have a top 10 o line, have a solid offensive coach, elite #1 receiver and a bunch of #2 best players on any team. 5. Packers: top 3 qb, top WR/QB combo, top 10-12 o line, top 5 running back tandem. 6. Seahawks: top 3 QB, above average o line, play calling is top 10, yardage is top 5, running backs are suspect, top 3 WR tandem. 7. Bills: probably a top 5 QB, brown and diggs are in my opinion too 3 WR tandem, coaching is superb. 8. Titans: solid all around, note: Luwan goes out and they are 1-3 since. Offensive line top 10, top 10 QB, top 2 RB, play calling is suspect at times. 9. Minnesota: top RB, manageable QB 19/40 probably, o line is improving, play calling below average, receivers and tight end A-. 10. Pittsburgh: Big Ben top 15 QB, 3 wide receivers might be the best in the league. O line top 5, coachingA+.

Updates on top performers and top sleepers and sits going into week 11. Identifying struggles of the Seattle defense. Identifying that Ronald Jones big day on the ground against Carolina might of been an anomaly. Keep an eye on players like Hines from Indianapolis and Kirk from Arizona to have good weeks!

Top sits and sleepers going into week 10. Look for Richie James for San Francisco to cool off die to other receivers returning and crowding targets, sit Jackson for LAC and keep an eye on any defense playing: Arizona, Green Bay, Kansas City, Seattle and Minnesota.

Buffalo has looked like an average football team over the past few weeks and have beaten a couple bad teams close. Look for Miami to push for the division but also potentially be setting themselves up for a potential qb with a top 5 pick they have from Houston in next years draft. To see what they have with Tua. Pats and jets are bad and the jets may only have a chance to beat the patriots with who is left on their schedule. It looks quite bleak.

Reviewing this weeks top performers. Then giving up to date stats and big time sleepers and sits and why going into week 9. Discussion with Creason Jones holding a fantasy 25-7 record.

Talking the most comical division in the NFL. And have a lot to say about the playoffs and who we think is going to get in, in the NFC. And who will smash the eagles in the first round😂. We do think the Greenbay packers are good but won’t get to a Super Bowl. Saints could beat out Tampa for the division and get a top 3 seed. While the loser will play and beat the eagles. Have fun!

Talking sleepers and fantasy philosophy with fantasy owner Creason Jones. Owns four teams with a 22-6 record. How do you find success with uncertainty and what should you be looking for? Especially in unpredictable fantasy numbers