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Patrick Daugherty (0:22)

Hello, everybody. Welcome to the Rotoworld Football Show Tuesday, October 13th, 2026 I am Patrick Daugherty, joined by Denny Carter. This is somehow already week six, Denny. But before we get on to week six, we have to put a bow on week five, really crazy one to end the week. 71 total points between the Bills and Rams, a whole lot of fantasy points, a whole lot of questionable decisions, a lot of tilting. We'll break down Rams, Bills from every angle. We'll tackle some of the week's biggest news items, including Marvin Harrison Jr's slow motion trade to the Houston Texans, if it's Woody Marks season, also in Houston. Travion Henderson, Fantasy here unfortunately out in multiple weeks with an ankle injury, the struggles in Philly, the struggles in LA with the Chargers. Then we'll preview Seahawks, Broncos Thursday night matchup when we come right back after this.

Denny, we're back. It was an exciting week five. We were talking about before we came on the air, a lot of jawing this week. So much. Mike Evans, one of the best to ever do it on the jawing front. You may remember him, he was basically like, who is Muhammad Ali's biggest rivalry with?

Was it with George Foreman? With Foreman, yeah. Yeah, it was like him and Marshawn Latimore.

Denny Carter (1:33)

Sonny Liston is one of them.

Patrick Daugherty (1:34)

Sonny Liston.

Him and Marshawn Latimore were like, Muhammad Ali, Sonny Liston, George Foreman, like six or seven different title bouts between those two, Marshawn Latimore, of course, is gone. But Mike Evans, he's keeping it going. Yeah, you thought it was a jawing master class for Mike Evans on Sunday in Seattle.

Denny Carter (1:51)

I mean, he was, sometimes veterans, especially guys who have been around forever like Mike Evans, they're more into certain games than others. And you can tell, and that's fair. That's fair, man. I get it. I'd be the same way, right? But he was into this Seahawks game, right? And so like you posted on Sunday, Mike Evans out there, like a young man, he's not a young man anymore as far as receiver goes.

Like a young man, just absolutely dogging on every member of the Seahawks secondary on every catch. It didn't even matter if it was like a long catch or a touch. It was just every catch.

Patrick Daugherty (2:32)

Or like what happened after the catch?

Denny Carter (2:34)

Yeah.

Patrick Daugherty (2:35)

Like I said, after every catch, he was doing the get off me, bro.

Denny Carter (2:38)

Get off me.

Patrick Daugherty (2:39)

And quite frequently, they weren't even on him.

Denny Carter (2:42)

No, I know that's the thing.

I do. I do. I don't love that every time a guy is tackled now, they do the get off me where they like fling the defender off and then it starts a fight. And then we have to wait five minutes for the next play. Like, I mean, sometimes the defender, you got to give the defender like two seconds to just get off, you know, like literally like, I know, get off me. I know that's the phrase sometimes you don't get the items.

Patrick Daugherty (3:07)

They don't get off me.

Denny Carter (3:08)

They well, true, true. But they need you need to give them at least a beat to get off you. And if they don't, then you do. They get off anyway. Mike Evans losing his mind in a good way against the Seahawks and even did the thing where he turned around a Seattle defender.

Patrick Daugherty (3:23)

You said it was Trayvon Diggs, Trayvon Diggs, Cowboys, great Trayvon Diggs.

Denny Carter (3:28)

And turned him around to basically say, who are you?

Patrick Daugherty (3:31)

Yeah, it was honestly one of the funniest things I've ever seen. And that was brutal.

Denny Carter (3:36)

I feel like Trayvon Diggs needs to maybe like call it quits.

Patrick Daugherty (3:39)

Yeah, that's like witness protection level stuff. And after the game, he's still like pretending like he he was trying to put forward that he genuinely didn't know.

He said sometimes it's going to be hard to tell who people are under the helmet, he claimed.

Denny Carter (3:53)

That's funny. That's funny. Maybe that's true.

You know, DK Metcalf tried to do that with Sauce Gardner, one of the only defensive backs in the league that is known by his first name, right? And so everybody knows who he is. And they asked him, the reporters asked him, hey, what are you going to do in your matchup with Sauce Gardner? And Metcalf gave him the hoot.

Patrick Daugherty (4:16)