5. Darren Waller (TE14) v. NO
Waller might be one of my favorite TE ranking values this week. He just exploded for 8/10 rec | 90 yd | 1 TD against Denver. More importantly, he led Carolina in targets, receptions and receiving yards.
Now he gets a New Orleans defense that has been vulnerable to opposing tight ends, allowing seven touchdowns to the position through eight games and the 6th-most fantasy points this season. If Waller continues commanding this type of target volume, another top-10 (or higher) TE finish is absolutely within reach.
TWO TIER JUSTICE:
Mike Amesbury MP walks free after his 10-week prison sentence for beating up a man in the street is suspended.
Meanwhile, Lucy Connolly languishes in prison for 2 years and 7 months for a social media post that was up for just 2 hours.
UK judges are repugnant.
British man in Gaza, working for humanitarian org destroys the fake news, Hamas fuelled narratives that all the gullible lefties are using to march on our streets every week.
It’s all lies. There’s no genocide, there’s no 10’s of thousands of kids dead. There’s no starvation.
I started work in 1979 and paid NI without interruption for 43 years before retiring early at 61.
My State Pension won't start until I'm 66 years and 10 months old.
It will be reduced by £13.88 a week because I will have missed 5 years' NI payments.
I'm sure that when I started work, I was told that 40 years' NI contributions 'bought' the maximum State Pension.
When did they change the rules?
The Government really are thieving b*stards!
NI should be scrapped and incorporated into general taxation. It entitles you to nothing.
Andy Burnham was the only G7 leader to attend the COP31 climate summit. He clocked a 4,000-mile taxpayer-funded round trip to Turkey so he could deliver a six-minute “climate is a national security issue” speech to a half-empty hall. Leading from the front on net zero by personally burning more aviation fuel than most households will in a year.
Many people in Britain won't be able to afford a holiday in 2027 thanks to Ed Miliband's obsession with net zero.
Energy prices are forecast to rise by another 25% in January, following the policies he championed from 2024 to mid 2026.
The fact he's now living it up in the Caribbean, snorkelling in Antigua, while millions of Britons struggle to make ends meet back home is an absolutely dreadful look.
He enjoys the Caribbean sunshine while British families worry about keeping the lights on this winter.