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Why are the Jets Starting Joe Flacco? Plus, Another Bad Knicks Loss and Week 11 NFL Picks With Joe Benigno.

JJ also checks in with Jason Katz for fantasy football advice and talks weekend NFL odds with handicapper Art DiCesare

By John Jastremski
Buffalo Bills v New York Jets Photo by Elsa/Getty Images


JJ opens with a theory as to why Joe Flacco is starting for the Jets this Sunday (00:00), plus Julius Randle struggles in another bad Knicks loss (00:00) and the Patriots look like the real deal (00:00). Next, JJ reacts to a bunch of listener voicemails (00:00) before Old School vs. New School Week 11 NFL picks with Joe Benigno (00:00). And finally, he closes it out with some more Week 11 NFL plays with handicapper Art DiCesare (00:00) and gets some fantasy advice from Jason Katz (00:00). We always want to hear from you! Leave JJ a message on the Listener Line at 917-382-1151. Follow JJ on Spotify Greenroom!

Host: John Jastremski
Guests: Joe Benigno, Art DiCesare, and Jason Katz
Producer: Steve Ceruti and Stefan Anderson

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