Ghost pepper

Mike Gesicki kind of stepping up as the de facto wide receiver three kind of for Cincinnati after Andre Lochevas has been hurt is another key point.

All right, we're going to ghost pepper.

We're getting to the nitty-gritty of the list.

And this is Rams-Eagles.

And, you know, can he break some big plays? Can he score some touchdowns? Good Lord.

You know, Jalen Hurts still stealing some goal line stuff.

So second one, Barkley, can he get out of this three-game funk to start the season? Next ghost pepper game.

Patriots-Bills.

And, uh, you know, again, the Saints, uh, a very gettable NFC South division that, uh, you know, every win could matter because somewhere in the radius of five hundred might be what secures this division.

All right, let's go to the ghost pepper.

We are down to the final games here.

Ghost pepper division and tier this week.

Starting off, Ravens and Cowboys.

Uh, this is the featured game of the week over on FanDuel.

And yeah, I, I think the result interest of, uh, the Ravens letting one slip in week two, Dallas looking a little bit lost in week one.

How are they gonna handle Derrick Henry now in week three after getting a win under their belt? So again, a lot, uh, to discuss here.

In fact, the Reaper is over 12 times hotter than Da Bomb, okay? So 12 times hotter than the hottest sauce on Hot Ones.

And it's twice as hot as double the heat of the Ghost Pepper, okay? I've had a Ghost Pepper, so I know what that feels like.

Rico, I almost died.

We ate it in the car.

That's more of a known quantity than it is Mike Gasicki week over week being a trustworthy fantasy option.

All right, it is ghost pepper time and That means we are getting up to the upper echelon here.

Let's go to Detroit and Buffalo.

This is all one tier.

So fantasy matchups, your Detroit guys, your Buffalo guys, we're pretty much going to be all in on this matchup.

And Vegas says expect fireworks.

Continuing on in Ghost Pepper Zone, Giants and Rams.

So this is a feature primetime matchup there to close out Week 2.

So here's what we have.

Ghost pepper, very concerned.

Very concerned.

If you're a ghost pepper, oh, boy.

You're not hot.

You're like on fire, all right? Tabasco.

pepper.

There's music that goes along with this.

Always have to make it look difficult because that's the Kevin Connell way.

Ghost Pepper, five bucks.

If Murray's healthy week two, does Wentz or Murray start? I highly doubt that Murray's going to clear concussion protocol by then.

It may be a multi-week thing that did not look good because obviously not a brain doctor.

Tier two, which is my still very hot, might need to sign a waiver.

And that is ghost pepper.

And this is a little spicy here, but a lot of people can handle it.

Habanero.

So again, that's the Jalapeno division here where we have Cardinals, Chargers, Buccaneers, Bengals, and then Saints and Lions.

So we're a little more than halfway through week one and the slate here.

Let's go up to Ghost Pepper, Jalapeno.

Ghost Pepper.

Each episode, we welcome musicians, actors, comedians, authors, visual artists, filmmakers, anyone who creates art to talk about how and why we make stuff.

This is episode 220 and our guests are Kevin Meehan and Amrita Ghosh of the band Ghost Peppers.

Amrita and Kevin met as professors at the University of Central Florida right here in Orlando where I live.

The working relationship blossomed into a one-of-a-kind creative partnership, though, and Ghost Peppers exists to bridge cultural divides and spread light.

Their writing draws from multiple musical traditions and languages to create a potent cocktail that examines the human condition.

Their full-length record, No Borders, was released in February of 2026.

My pleasure.

Thanks.