<>LISTENER MAIL
<>NEWS & NOTES
1. Zay Jones suspended.
2. CeeDee Lamb contract.
3. Nick Chubb on PUP.
4. TJ Hockenson on PUP.
5. Jonathan Brooks on PUP.
6. AJ Dillon DONE for the season.
7. Kendre Miller on PUP.
8. Elijah Mitchell DONE for the season.
9. Mike Williams back at practice.
10. Samaje Perine signs with KC.
11. Rashee Rice available for the full season.
12. Ricky Pearsall shot in Frisco.
13. The WORST holdout ever?
14. James Conner RB1 in Arizona.
15. Kelce/Swift was a scam all along?
<>WEEK 1 MUST START/DON’T BOTHERS
<>WEEK 1 SPORTS INVESTING
<>FANTASY GIRL OF THE WEEK (Kimberly Garner)
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