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This weeks War Council covers quarterback rankings, contract negotiations, and fantasy football strategy. It delves into the assessment of top quarterbacks, the impact of contract negotiations on player performance, and the strategic considerations for fantasy football. Each chapter explores these themes in detail, providing valuable insights for football enthusiasts and fantasy football players. The conversation delves into the impact of injuries on player performance and the importance of team chemistry and dynamics in shaping player outcomes. It also highlights the significance of player health and the influence of team composition on individual player success. The conversation delves into a detailed analysis of fantasy football quarterback rankings, exploring the factors influencing the placement of various players. It also includes a broader discussion on fantasy football rankings and the approach to evaluating player performance.TakeawaysQuarterback rankingsContract negotiationsFantasy football strategy Injury Concerns for PlayersImpact of Team Chemistry on Player Performance Fantasy football rankings discussionQuarterback rankings analysisChapters00:00 Quarterback Rankings11:56 Impact of Injuries on Player Performance34:55 Quarterback Rankings Analysis51:31 Fantasy Football Rankings Discussion

The group comes up with a plan of action to present to the War Council. Athena shows Río a memory of Lancelot and competes in her first tournament games. The War Council is concluded.

Stephen is out on vocal rest this week, so Michael is bringing in the big guns—literally. Special guest host Brenda joins the show for her very first Statham experience as we peel back the layers of the "Underworld Onion" in the blue-collar action thriller, Levon's Trade (aka Working Man). We're breaking down why Jason Statham is the ultimate "Ghost" in a construction vest and celebrating the real MVP of the movie: the scrappy, bite-happy Jenny Garcia. From "Andy Warhol" lookalike assassins and "Penguin" villains to the legendary "Ma dresses you funny" tracksuit burn, we're covering every explosive entrance and tactical takedown. Plus, we debut our brand-new rating system: The M14 Scale. Does the "Working Man" earn a perfect 10, or does the corrupt "War Council" ruin the vibe? We're saving the final scores for the air—tune in to find out if this mission was a "Debt of Honor" worth paying! Support the show: Make sure to visit our affiliate sponsor Live Bearded. Grab some premium beard care and support the pod by using our link! https://livebearded.com/2GEEKS.

Explore what General Washington conducted come October 3,1775 from a meeting standpoint involving Doctor Church. Discover what else got uncovered per Dr. Church's ciphered letter. Learn how Dr. Church appeared before General Washington as well as other high ranking officers on October 4. Determine if in fact Dr. Church himself confessed to being the author of the ciphered letter brought before him. Find out whether Church himself went as far as providing an excuse for actions taken. Agree if Washington conferred with all other war council members behind Dr. Church's egregious conduct. Go behind the scenes and learn fundamental significance into Articles of War that were enacted by Congress come June 30,1775. Agree if Articles 28 & 51 are closely linked to the actions committed by Dr. Church. Discover when Washington's report to Congress regarding Dr. Church's actions reached Philadelphia. Get an idea behind how delegates from Continental Congress reacted once having learned about Doctor Church's improper conduct. Learn how Massachusetts Delegates in cousins John & Samuel Adams first initially reacted to the secret letter written by Doctor Church. Agree if both cousins at first chose not to rush to any quick judgment, but yet demanded concrete physical proof. Discover if one of Washington's officers got tasked with having to write a letter to John Adams about Dr. Church's egregious conduct. Learn if Congress went about finding a replacement right away for Dr. Church. Discover firsthand if the news behind confirming Dr. Church being a spy heavily disturbed John Adams. Learn how John's correspondence via letters to wife Abigail made him very suspicious in general about sending letters going forward. Discover what information Abigail inquired about regarding husband John's relationship to the disgraced Dr. Church. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You'll remember Washington's War Council rejected a plan to attaack Boston in mid-February, instead telling Washington to put cannons up on Dorchester Heights. This is a contingency attack plan written by those same generals, should the British attack Dorchester Heights. They didn't feel great about its potential for success, and luckily, things turn out differently on the high ground around Boston later in March. Stay tuned! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

At a meeting of his war councilF eb, 16, 1776,, George Washingon suggests a complex, amphibious assault on Boston on frozen waterways, but the council says "nope." What they decide instead will change the course of the war and the fight for America's freedom. https://founders.archives.gov/documents/Washington/03-03-02-0229 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SHIGENORI TOGO AND THE JAPANESE WAR COUNCIL Colleague Evan Thomas. Thomas profiles Shigenori Togo, the Japanese Foreign Minister and the only civilian on the Supreme War Council advocating for surrender. Togonavigated a dangerous political landscape defined by the "stomach game" of indirect communication and the threat of assassination by military extremists. The discussion explores the Japanese military's adherence to the "47 Ronin" code of honor through death and their preparation for a "final battle" involving 28 million civilians. While the military hoped to bleed the Americans to gain better terms, Togo attempted a desperate and ultimately failed diplomatic outreach to the Soviet Union. NUMBER 3 1945 OKINAWA

THE EMPEROR INTERVENES Colleague Evan Thomas. Following the bombing of Hiroshima, Emperor Hirohitobroke with tradition to support Foreign Minister Togo, urging the deadlocked War Council to "bear the unbearable" and surrender. War Minister Anami, however, continued to romanticize national suicide, suggesting it would be beautiful for the nation to perish like a flower. Negotiations stalled over the status of the Emperor, as the US insisted he remain subject to the Allied commander. Ultimately, the fear of continued atomic destruction and future war crimes trials forced the Japanese leadership to accept the Potsdam Declaration. NUMBER 6 1945 OKINAWA 

Foreign Minister Togo and the Japanese Supreme War Council: Colleague Evan Thomas highlights Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo as the sole civilian in Japan's "Big Six" council advocating surrender against military leaders demanding a "final battle," noting that facing assassination risks, Togo maneuvered the complex "stomach game" of Japanese politics, hoping unsuccessfully that the Soviet Union would mediate a peace settlement. 1933 TOKYO

On this weeks War Council we have a special guest Ali, we talk the week 14 battles, the week 15 PLAYOFFS and NFL News that helps/hurts your teams

On this weeks War Council we talk the week 13 battles! we have the week 14 Pick em, with some NFL News that may help/hurt your fantasy team. Write in to the show for help FFWC23@gmail.com

On this weeks War Council we review the Week 12 battles, the week 13 pick em and some NFL News that may affect your Fantasy Teams

This week on the War Council we talk the week 11 battles, the week 12 pick em and some NFL News

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we ALL Won again! the curse is broken!!!  we talk the week 10 battles and who we crushed! we also go over the week 11 pick em.

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we talk about the week 9 battles, the week 10 pick em and the relevant NFL fantasy news.  Write in to the show for help FFWC23@gmail.com

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we talk the week 8 winners and losers,  how the curse continues and only 1 host can win each week.  Then we talk the week 9 pick em

(00:00:00) Ramza the Heretic | Final Fantasy Tactics Analysis (Ep. 157) (00:05:20) War Council and Meeting Orran (00:12:00) Pleading with Zalbaag (00:18:08) More Killing God (00:23:46) To the Monastery (00:32:31) Judas (00:39:06) To Riovanes (00:49:39) Marach and Rapha (00:58:33) Folmarv Ain't Foolin' (01:02:42) Wiegraf Ruins My Life (01:15:32) Rapha Ruins My Life (01:23:23) End of Chapter 3 Please consider supporting the show on Patreon!You can also join our free Discord server, or connect with us on Bluesky, Instagram, and TikTok!"I will burn down this kingdom, and from its ashes build for you a new one - a kingdom worthy of you."The Final Fantasy Tactics analysis continues! Rick, Nomad (The Retro Wildlands) and Chris (Consoles and Stuff) charge into Chapter 3, which sees the game veer into a more traditional JRPG territory. Traditional isn't bad, though...although a few fights in this stretch of the game certainly are. More Lucavi, more Delita, more bad guys—this chapter has it all. Hope you love the show today. Please enjoy!Developer Interview on the RemakeSchmuplations 1997 InterviewComposer CommentaryThank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council, we talk the current NFL News.  The weeks 7 battles and those winners and losers, also the week 8 Pick EM. 

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we talk the week 6 battles, with those winners and losers.   we also make our week 7 Pick em and talk News all while i have NO voice! im sooo sorry Mortals.

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we talk current NFL News, the week 5 battles! also the week 6 pick em.

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we have some amazing battles to review! the week 4 battles were OFF! also the week 5 pick em and the current fantasy football News!

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we discuss the week 3 battles with those winners and losers.  We also talk the week 4 pick em with the current NFL Fantasy news.

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we discuss the week 2 battles and those winners and loser.  Dont forget the News and the Pick Em.

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we discuss the week 1 winners and losers, the current news, hand some awards to those deserving and finally our Pick Em.  

FAN MAIL--We would love YOUR feedback--Send us a Text MessageThe darkest moments of history often involve impossible choices between terrible options. Such was the case in August 1945, when President Harry Truman authorized the use of atomic weapons to end World War II. In this compelling episode, we examine Richard B. Frank's definitive account "Downfall: The End of the Imperial Japanese Empire" to understand why those bombs, despite their horrific toll, likely saved millions of lives.What makes this historical moment so powerful is the stark mathematics behind the decision. By summer 1945, Japan's strategic situation was hopeless, yet their commitment to fight remained absolute. American intelligence revealed 4 million Japanese troops still under arms, with 900,000 defenders fortifying Kyushu exactly where Americans planned to land. Their "Operation Ketsu-Go" included 540 midget submarines, 3,000 suicide boats, 4,000 underwater frogmen, and waves of kamikazes – all designed to inflict such devastating American casualties that the U.S. would accept a negotiated peace rather than unconditional surrender.The alternatives to atomic weapons were grim. Conventional bombing had already killed 300,000 Japanese civilians and destroyed 66 cities without prompting surrender. A naval blockade would cause millions to starve slowly. The planned invasion, Operation Downfall, projected 500,000 to 4 million American casualties and 5-10 million Japanese deaths. Even after Hiroshima and Nagasaki, which together killed approximately 214,000 people, Japan's War Council remained deadlocked until Emperor Hirohito personally intervened.This episode challenges us to consider how we judge difficult historical decisions without knowing all the facts. As Frank concludes: "American goals were simply not victory but peace... Had American leaders in 1945 been assured that Japan and the United States would pass two generations in tranquility... they would have believed their hard choices had been vindicated, and so should we." Join us as we explore this pivotal moment that reminds us why understanding history's hardest choices matters for our world today.Key Points from the Episode:• After David's father's accident and recovery, the podcast is returning to its previous format• The "patriotic orthodoxy" that emerged after WWII holds that atomic bombs not only caused Japanese surrender but prevented horrific invasion casualties• Critics argue Japan was already defeated and seeking surrender, or that alternatives like a demonstration bombing would have sufficed• American intelligence revealed 4 million Japanese troops under arms, with 900,000 defenders on Kyushu and 12,000 aircraft converted for kamikaze attacks• Japan's "Operation Ketsu-Go" strategy focused on inflicting maximum American casualties to force a negotiated peace• Conventional bombing had already killed 300,000 Japanese civilians and destroyed 66 cities without prompting surrender• Atomic bombs killed approximately 214,000 people by December 1945 – a tragedy, but far fewer than the 5-10 million Japanese casualties projected from invasion• The Japanese Supreme War Council remained deadlocked even after both bombs, requiring Emperor Hirohito's personal intervention• History shows Truman faced only bad options, and chose the one that would end the war with the fewest deathsOther resources: Want to leave a review? Click here, and if we earned a five-star review from you **high five and knuckle bumps**, we appreciate it greatly, thank you so much!

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council, we talk lots of news! an 2 listeners write in for help!!! so write in FFWC23@gmail.com.  also we talk keep/trade/cut gods of war style in praise/sacrifice/Banish

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this War Council we go back to Fantasy Court in front of the Honorable God Jonathan (myself) and deliberate before the two gods making the case weather i draft a guy or not!  join us in court But first the NEWS! FFWC23@gmail.com for your questions and help on any fantasy news!! 

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we are running a Game Show! the Fantasy Gaunlet!!! step right up and see if you can beat. the host! 

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we talk news and a new segment. things we think mat transprire but dont or wont take on our own teams.

Write in @ FFWC23@gmail.com we need those questions!On this weeks War Council we talk NFL News and then our BOLD Predictions of the season! got some Hot takes for you.  Write in FFWC23@gmail.com

In this episode, the hosts delve into the complexities of the Malazan series, focusing on the character of Silver Fox and her multifaceted identity. They explore themes of motherhood, sacrifice, and the implications of resurrection, particularly through the lens of Kalor's tyranny and the influence of the Elder Gods. The discussion also covers the Deck of Dragons and the Azath Houses, emphasizing their roles in structuring the chaotic elements of the narrative. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of characters and the series' challenge to traditional notions of morality. In this conversation, the participants delve into the intricate themes and character dynamics of the Malazan series, particularly focusing on the concepts of order and chaos, the significance of the hounds, and the mysteries surrounding the gates. They discuss the importance of rereading the series to uncover deeper connections and insights, as well as the implications of the War Council and the emerging threat of the Panyin Domain. The conversation also highlights the internal struggles of characters like Paran and the enigmatic nature of Burn, exploring how memories and past experiences shape their identities.Send us a messageSupport the showFilm Chewing Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2235582/followLens Chewing on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lenschewingSpeculative Speculations: https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/speculative-speculationsSupport the podcast: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/7EQ7XWFUP6K9EJoin Riverside.fm: https://riverside.fm/?via=steve-l

What an age to be alive and willing to dance the narrative with strangers. in this episode of Dungeonetics the Agents reassure the known empire in Lindbury that things are under good hands. We dotted most of our eyes as we have seen them in the past, yet...   A funny dream has come to Drago, in reference to these unaccounted service tunnels that can greatly effect the outcome of the war. Do we brush it aside like yesterdays tape tack, or string it high for all to see. Find out in this episode 67 of Dungeonetics.   Again thank you to Kellen Games Brown and Virus of Ideals for their contributions. Feel free to support them on Bandcamp or check out Warm on 6/6/25 with a new CD release. It's beautiful to have honest folk in your life and when you can support them, you should.   Also be sure to check out the other fine products on the Geekonomics Network, such as Geekonomics.   anyway strap up those wintery boots and let us teleport you to a magical adventure.

Send us a texton this weeks War Council, we are talking the NFL Draft and where players went and who WON and LOST.  then we talk ALOT about our dynasty draft that is currently taking place....because we have issues!  FFWC23@gmail.com

As tensions rise and the shadow of war looms, our heroes prepare for the fight of their lives. An ominous star appears overhead, alliances are forged, and a few unexpected gifts might just tip the balance. Will it be enough to face what's coming?

Send us a texton this weeks War Council we talk the upcoming NFL Draft on Thursday the 24th of April at 5-pm Pacific time.  we talk lots of news and were we predict some players may land! 

Send us a texton this weeks War Council we talk lots of News, the upcoming free agency!

Tyler is back from the dead and so is J3B! We return with a long anticipated meeting of The Thandor War Council to discuss the visions our heroes had and prepare what to do next.   Visit our website WanderfulPod.com  We have merchandise, such as T-Shirts, Hoodies, and Stickers.  Here you can also find all the info you may need about the show.   Want to introduce someone to the show but don't know where to start. Send them this link https://www.wanderfulpod.com/where-to-start  Here you'll find a curated list of episodes and descriptions that are great places to start!   You can find us on Facebook and Instagram: @WanderfulPod   Have an interesting, fun, or wacky idea for an item for me to sell to the characters on the show? Whether its a weapon, a piece of armor, an accessory, or whatever, email it to us at wanderfulpod@gmail.com.   If you like the show, don't forget to tell your friends about us!   Music by Landon Grey: Instagram: @cre8_lag.   Thumbnail Art by Tyler DeSoto: Instagram: @deseauxteaux Art Instagram: @ScentOfAGoblin   Cover Art by Jayla Jones: Instagram: @jaylamaejones Portfolio: jaylajones.squarespace.com

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Send us a textOn this weeks War Council we talk LOTS of News, and some combine stuff.

Send us a texton this weeks War Council we talk the results of the Superbowl.   Then we chat NEWS and upcoming fantasy relevant stuff! 

Send us a texton this weeks War Council we talk the upcoming SUPERBOWL! and lots of NFL News and Coaching highers.

Send us a textOn this weeks War Council we discuss all the NFL News and the fantasy impacts of that.  we talk the winner of he give away finally, and lots of bears and lions stuff.  

Send us a textOn this weeks War Council we hand out our end of year awards! we talk current NFL News and the future of the Gods Of War League.  

Send us a textOn this weeks War Council we talk the Championship week matchups! and lots of NFL NEWS and the Giveaway! for our justin tucker jersey! 

Send us a textOn this weeks War Council we talk the week 15 battles and those winner and losers. Then we talk the week 16 battles and who will make the Chip, and who will be the golden princess.  

Send us a textOn this weeks War Council we talk the week 14 Battles! those outcomes with their winners and losers! then week 15 Battles to come, with their Pick ems! PLAYOFFS are here for fantasy! we are here to help! also a Give away! 

Send us a textOn this weeks War Council we talk the week 13 battles with those winners and losers.   The Week 14 Pickem and the current NFL News.

Send us a textOn this weeks War Council we talk Week 13 NFL News, the Week 12 battles with those winners and losers and the week 13 pick em! 

This Creepypasta scary story is from the creepypasta website, written by Woundlicker, and is a spinoff of the hells invasion series i did, which you can see here: https://youtu.be/UO24OmOlXr8 Check out the original post here: I attended the Devil's War Council https://www.creepypasta.com/i-attended-the-devils-war-council/ Special thanks to  @RomNex   @DusklightRadio  Reph and Erika Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's weekly check-in with Haviv Rettig Gur from the Times of Israel, we discuss intensifying debates within Israel over the leadership of the government, how to reconcile seemingly irreconcilable war aims as Israel transitions to a new phase in the war, is there an actual disagreement on concrete policy objectives between different members of the War Council, and what to make of the growing protest movement. If you are in London on Monday, January 22, Haviv and Dan will be in conversation at 7:30 pm at JW3. Details here: https://www.jw3.org.uk/genius-israel#