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We Have a Problem (Vikings & Bills)

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10 min
Duration
Estimated from transcript
Nov 10, 2026
Published
Tue, November 10, 2026
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Topics
Aaron JonesD.J. MooreDalton KincaidDawson KnoxJames CookJordan MasonJustin JeffersonT.J. Hockenson
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Aaron Jones

NegativeRole7:48

Aaron Jones is explicitly deemed not fantasy relevant due to backfield committee split with Jordan Mason in one of the worst offenses in the league. The host states: "no running back startable. They're splitting the backfield in a garbage offense. Jordan Mason, Aaron Jones, they're not good enough to be fantasy relevant in a running back by committee in one of the worst offenses in the league." The combination of committee work and offensive dysfunction makes Jones unplayable.

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D.J. Moore

NegativeUsage0:39

Moore had a bad game with only 5 targets against the elite Vikings defense (second-worst WR matchup in NFL). Despite the poor outing and spread target share, the host still recommends starting him in flex every week, treating the performance as matchup-driven rather than a role concern. The host states: "DJ Moore has himself a bad game. The targets are spread out where DJ Moore only has five targets. I still think DJ Moore is a wide receiver that you start in your flex every week."

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Dalton Kincaid

PositiveUsage0:08

Kincaid received only 3 targets against the Minnesota Vikings, the worst tight end matchup in the NFL, and is being moved down in rankings due to target share concerns. The host expresses frustration with Kincaid's role being unclear amid similar-looking tight ends (Knox with 5 targets, Hauss) on the roster, though acknowledges the elite defense context. The host states: "I started Dalton Kincaid and honestly I'm over it. I have to move Kincaid down my rankings... I'm going to keep starting him and pray to God we get a garbage time touchdown." Despite the low target volume, Kincaid remains a start due to lack of alternatives.

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Dawson Knox

PositiveUsage0:12

Knox received 5 targets and 4 receptions for 37 yards against the Vikings, outproducing Kincaid (3 targets) in the same game. The host notes confusion between Knox, Kincaid, and Hauss due to similar physical appearance and jersey numbers (85, 86, 88), making it difficult to track which tight end is receiving targets. Knox's 5-target share suggests he may be gaining role clarity in the Bills offense.

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James Cook

PositiveProjection0:09

Cook is positioned as a set-and-forget RB1 with potential to lead the NFL in rushing yards. Despite facing the elite Vikings defense (second-worst RB matchup in NFL), he can score 16+ fantasy points in any game via rushing touchdown upside. The host states: "James Cook is still a crusher... James Cook could very easily lead the NFL in rushing... James Cook is set and forget it running back one every single week." Primary concerns are limited receiving volume (first/second-down back only) and goal-line work potentially going to Josh Allen.

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Jordan Mason

NegativeRole7:48

Jordan Mason is explicitly deemed not fantasy relevant due to backfield committee split with Aaron Jones in one of the worst offenses in the league. The host states: "no running back startable. They're splitting the backfield in a garbage offense. Jordan Mason, Aaron Jones, they're not good enough to be fantasy relevant in a running back by committee in one of the worst offenses in the league." The combination of committee work and offensive dysfunction makes Mason unplayable.

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Justin Jefferson

NegativeProjection5:02

Jefferson is being downgraded from high-end WR2 to low-end WR2 due to the Vikings QB situation. Despite receiving 11 targets, poor QB play from Carson Wentz (8/25, 81 yards, 2 INTs, 0 TDs) severely limits upside. The host states: "If the Vikings do not trade for a quarterback... I'm probably going to have to nuke Justin Jefferson down my ranks. He's not a low-end wide receiver one, high-end wide receiver two. He's a low-end wide receiver two you start every week and you hope you get a big play." The host notes being 6-3 with Jefferson but feels he should be 2-7 or 3-6 given the production, indicating Jefferson's current output is significantly underperforming expectations. However, Jefferson remains a must-start every week despite the QB limitations.

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T.J. Hockenson

NegativeRole8:03

TJ Hockenson is mentioned as a possible fantasy consideration for Vikings TE, but the host ultimately does not recommend him. The host states: "TJ Hockenson, maybe you can look at, but I would really say the only player in the Minnesota Vikings offense you would start for fantasy purposes, it would be Justin Jefferson." This positions Hockenson as a non-starter in the Vikings offense due to the QB situation and overall offensive dysfunction.

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Full transcript

Episode Transcript

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0:00That was the worst game of football I've
0:01maybe have ever seen. I was literally on
0:04the verge of tears for two half hours. I
0:08had Justin Jefferson and Dalton Kincaid.
0:11And I needed 12 and a half points.
0:13Legit, just 12 and a half points to win
0:16my matchup.
0:18Thank God we ended up getting it. Like
0:20it took the very last second
0:24for us to get that catch
0:26from Jefferson, from Max Brosmer, for us
0:29to be able to pull out the win and move
0:30to six and three. Like
0:33that it was horrible. Like we'll get to
0:35the Minnesota Vikings in one second what
0:37we have to explain with Jefferson. But
0:40first let's start in Buffalo. So
0:43not a good showing from Josh Allen
0:45fantasy wise, not a good showing from
0:48this Bills offense fantasy wise. But
0:51I think it's very very easy to explain
0:53away.
0:54The Minnesota Vikings have an elite
0:57defense.
0:58They either have the best or the second
1:01best defense in the NFL.
1:03I mean if you use the let me pull this
1:05up. I'm sure y'all know this on
1:06flockfantasy.com blah blah blah. If you
1:08go over to the research tab on
1:10flockfantasy.com you hit the schedule
1:13you'll be able to go through and you'll
1:14be able to see the
1:16best matchups, worst matchups, rest of
1:18season yada yada yada.
1:20But if you look at the Minnesota Vikings
1:23the Minnesota Vikings schedule adjusted
1:26allow
1:27minus 7.9 fantasy points to opposing
1:32quarterbacks on average in comparison to
1:34what they normally score.
1:36This is the worst matchup that a
1:37quarterback can go up against and at the
1:40same time this is the
1:43second worst wide receiver a wide
1:45receiver can go up against. The only
1:46worst one is the Seattle Seahawks and
1:49this is the worst matchup that a running
1:51back can go up against as well. Or I
1:53apologize the second worst matchup a
1:55running back can go up against besides
1:57the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. So this a
2:00really really tough game environment for
2:02Buffalo. Josh Allen is still the
2:04quarterback one in fantasy. Nothing
2:06changes from that perspective. James
2:09Cook is still a crusher. You know there
2:11are a couple problems with him. One,
2:14he's not going to get the ball thrown to
2:15him very often at all. He's essentially
2:18going to be a first and second down
2:19running back that you need the rushing
2:20touchdown. And also the other problem is
2:22if it's like first and goal on the one,
2:25it's going to Josh Allen not James Cook.
2:27But James Cook could very easily lead
2:29the NFL in rushing.
2:31He can
2:32go out there and score a touchdown any
2:33game like this, drop 16 fantasy points
2:35even in a really tough matchup. So,
2:36James Cook is set and forget it running
2:37back one every single week. We already
2:38know that.
2:39Going to the receivers, DJ Moore has
2:42himself a bad game. The targets are
2:44spread out where DJ Moore only has five
2:46targets. I still think DJ Moore is a
2:49wide receiver that you start in your
2:50flex every week. If you have them, I
2:51wouldn't stress too much. Again, it's a
2:53really tough matchup.
2:54I started Dalton Kincaid and honestly
2:57I'm over it. I I I have to move Kincaid
2:59down my rankings. Now, very similar to
3:01what we just talked about with the other
3:02positions, it is also like the worst
3:04matchup you can have for opposing tight
3:05ends going up against the Minnesota
3:07Vikings. Literally the worst.
3:09But at the same time, we had, I don't
3:12know, Dawson Knox with five targets,
3:14four receptions, 37 receiving yards.
3:17Dalton Kincaid only has three targets in
3:19this game.
3:20And it's the most frustrating thing ever
3:23because Dawson Knox, Dalton Kincaid, and
3:26then also Jackson Hauss, they're
3:28numbered 85, 86, 88. They're all white
3:32dudes that are like the same exact size.
3:35You It's impossible to know who's who.
3:38Half the time Dawson Knox is getting the
3:39throwing the ball, I'm jumping up and
3:41down with joy thinking it's Dalton
3:42Kincaid.
3:44It sucks.
3:46I'm I am done with it. Like
3:48it's just so frustrating that all three
3:51of these tight ends are treated like
3:52they're the same guy essentially.
3:54The beginning of the year it looked like
3:55Kincaid was
3:58finally taking a step forward, finally
4:00turning into a legit option.
4:06It's so damn frustrating where again, as
4:10somebody like myself who has Kincaid,
4:13I'm going to go to the waiver wire. I'll
4:14be honest, there's probably not going to
4:16be anything there that's better than
4:17Kincaid, so I'm going to keep starting
4:19him and pray to God we get a garbage
4:21time touchdown like we had last week.
4:24But
4:25I got Kincaid is just
4:28absolutely brutal. I don't want to
4:28overreact too too too much though to
4:31anything that happened in Buffalo in
4:32this game because again,
4:34this is the toughest matchup you can go
4:36up against. You're going up against the
4:37toughest defense in the NFL.
4:39Now, going to the Minnesota Vikings,
4:43this is where it was
4:46so beyond frustrating.
4:49Carson Wentz
4:51just played the worst game of
4:53quarterback that I think we've seen
4:55since Nathan Peterman.
4:58Literally by halftime, if y'all were
5:00watching the Flock League live stream,
5:02y'all saw me screaming to put Max
5:06Prosper in.
5:08I don't know how Carson Wentz lasted
5:10this long.
5:12He immediately threw two picks. One of
5:14the interceptions was the worst
5:15interception I saw in my entire life.
5:18Lost the fumble.
5:20He had eight completions
5:23off of 25 pass attempts
5:27for 81 passing yards and two
5:29interceptions, zero touchdowns.
5:32And it was just as ugly as the box
5:34score. It was unbelievable.
5:39Now, the trade deadline's tomorrow.
5:41And I I'm putting this out here, okay,
5:44as a Justin Jefferson fantasy owner,
5:48right? I think it's fair to assume that
5:50Justin Jefferson would agree that I can
5:52represent him publicly, in business
5:55meetings,
5:56everything. I mean, I went out there, I
5:58put you on my fantasy team, I gave you
6:00all my faith. Justin Jefferson, give me
6:02your faith for 1 second. Here's my
6:04message to Minnesota Vikings.
6:06You have two options.
6:08One, you trade my client, Justin
6:10Jefferson, to another team.
6:13Two, you trade for a different
6:15quarterback.
6:17Now, I don't think they do anything
6:19crazy.
6:20I don't think they're getting Justin
6:22Herbert.
6:23I don't think they're getting Dak
6:25Prescott. I don't think they're getting
6:26Matthew Stafford with the Rams taking
6:28about I I don't think any of that's
6:29happening.
6:30But can you send a second round pick for
6:33Mac Jones?
6:37Do something.
6:41Because at this point, I am begging
6:43Kyler Murray to get healthy and come
6:44back.
6:46If the Vikings do not trade for a
6:48quarterback, cuz they're not trading
6:50away Justin Jefferson, obviously.
6:52If they don't trade for a quarterback
6:56tomorrow,
6:58I'm probably going to have to nuke
7:00Justin Jefferson down my ranks.
7:02He's not a low-end wide receiver one,
7:04high-end wide receiver two.
7:06He's a low-end wide receiver two you
7:09start every week and you hope you get a
7:10big play.
7:14Like unbelievably brutal. He had 11
7:17targets, right? Could have had a big
7:19play that kind of got dropped. It was a
7:21little bit off.
7:23But
7:25you're obviously still starting
7:27Jefferson every single week. It just
7:29absolutely sucks to see this type of
7:32production. Like I'm now six and three
7:34with my fantasy team.
7:36I can't believe I'm six and three with
7:38Justin Jefferson.
7:40Like I I feel like with Jefferson, I
7:43belong to be two and six, or I'm sorry,
7:45two and seven, three and six.
7:48Then with the running backs, no running
7:50back startable. They're splitting the
7:51backfield in a garbage offense. Jordan
7:54Mason, Aaron Jones, they're not good
7:55enough
7:56to be fantasy relevant in a running back
7:59by committee in one of the worst
8:00offenses in the league.
8:03TJ Hockenson, maybe you can look at,
8:06but
8:07I would really say the only player in
8:09the Minnesota Vikings
8:12offense you would start for fantasy
8:14purposes,
8:16it would be Justin Jefferson. And again,
8:18with much lowered expectations in
8:21comparison to where they were now.
8:24I'm going to end this live stream.
8:25Obviously, I'm sure y'all know this by
8:27now, but I live stream every single
8:30prime time NFL game on the Flock League
8:33channel with all the other guys in the
8:36Flock League.
8:37We react to every game, right? I was
8:40again crying my eyes out for 90% of this
8:43until that last Justin Jefferson catch.
8:47So, my voice is shot. I don't know if
8:49y'all can tell, but I will be live for
8:52the next prime time game we're going to
8:53have
8:54is going to be the Thursday night game
8:57between the Commanders and Giants.
9:01It looks like this one's going to be a
9:03stinker as well.
9:06Right now, the Giants have a 55% chance
9:08of winning this game on the Poly Market
9:11app. Spreads about a point and a half.
9:14And yeah, it's going to be a low scoring
9:16game. Over under 42 and a half.
9:19So, this game tonight sucked. The game
9:21on Thursday probably going to suck as
9:23well. Obviously, if you want to check
9:24out any of these early markets for it,
9:26this is Poly Market US. Find the link in
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9:31chat. If you sign up with promo code
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9:38Available in every state outside of
9:40Nevada.
9:43But, yeah. I think that's all I got for
9:44y'all.
9:45I really appreciate you. Minnesota,
9:49please trade for a better quarterback
9:52because what I just had to go through
9:54was literal hell.

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