Do you want to talk real quick about what really ticked you off from last night's Chiefs game?

I noticed a trend two years ago that when McCombs plays after hurting his ankle or foot or having a leg injury, like he's had sprained ankles in the past and stuff.

Two years ago, I noticed that in a couple of those times, the game after his injury, when he comes back, he gets a rushing touchdown.

And I almost made that call on the fantasy feast.

Like I was brought up and I was talking about my home was the pond.

I almost, I almost said it and I didn't.

And then he got a rushing touchdown.

But Evan Engram seemed real.

Anyway, number four on your list of week one waiver adds.

I went with a guy who may just end up being his team's wide receiver one, uh, especially early in the season.

I don't know how much I, I love him.

Uh, like, uh, coming out, I thought he'd have explosive plays here and there, here, you know, every once in a while.

It's Trey Tucker for the, uh, [chuckles] Raiders.

Uh, he-- it seems like he's clearly won the one role.

Uh, Jalen Naylor has been pretty disappointing there.

Oh, okay

Uh, but for the chunk of the audience, there's gonna be a, a big chunk of the audience that knows what the Fish Bowl is and, and some of them who of course have played in the, the Fish Bowl, but for those that, that aren't aware of what the Fish Bowl is, just give us a little quick, uh, CliffNotes, SparkNotes version of the Fish Bowl, the genesis of it, where it has come, where it's, where it is now.

Sure.

This is a, this is year 16 of a fantasy charity tournament that I've been running.

Uh, it started out as a reader/listener, listener league for the site I ran many, many years ago.

But after a few years, I realized it could be something big.

I was getting fans to play with analysts, to play with celebrities and former athletes.

And, uh, in, uh, in about five years into trying to make this thing happen, I had a heart attack, and I realized I want everything I do to have purpose now.

Tell us about the event that's happening tomorrow.

But for those that aren't aware of what the fishbowl is, just give us a little quick Cliff Notes, Spark Notes version of the fishbowl, the genesis of it, where it has come, where it is now.

sure this is a this is year 16 of a fantasy charity tournament that i've been running uh it started out as a reader slash listener listener league for the site i ran many many years ago but after a few years i realized it could be something big i was getting fans to play with analysts to play with celebrities and former athletes and uh in uh and about five years into trying to make this thing happen i had a heart attack and i realized I want everything I do to have purpose.

Now I want to include charitable giving and whatnot into everything I do.

So I started going on shows and tagging at the end with, you can find me here, but also if you're in a fantasy league, consider donating one entry fee to charity.

And if the hundreds of thousands of fantasy leagues all did that, we can do a ton of good.

And that's kind of where Scott Fishbowl has sparked and why it's snowballed.

It's, uh, People get behind the cause.

Tell us about the event that's happening tomorrow.

Good job.

Tha- thank you, man.

I, I really appreciate that.

But really, this is about Jamie, the most deserving of the bunch.

He's, uh [laughs] of, at least of us two.

Uh, I share a birthday with him too, which is pretty awesome.

Um, yeah.

That's amazing

Can you tell me how this, and I, I know the answer, but can you tell everybody else how this came into being?

Yeah.

Uh, in 2010, I was running a website and we wanted to put together this reader league, listener league thing.

But instead of just your basic 12 team league, we wanted to get analysts from other sites.

We got like, uh, I believe you and, uh, Mike Clay from eh- Pro Football Focus at the time, and, and a bunch of analysts to come play with our readers and listeners.

And we made this 96 team league, which was giant at the time.

And then each year we just kept growing it.

Mm-hmm.