Week 9 Sharp Football Show – 10/30/18
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Every Monday Night at 7:30pm ET on Twitter, Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) of SharpFootballAnalysis.com and Evan Silva (@Evan Silva) of Rotoworld.com produce a live show via Periscope breaking down the analytics behind the wins and losses on Sunday and turning the page to next weekend's games. Additionally, Evan takes your fantasy football questions. Catch the replay on this pod or watch the video on the YouTube channel to see comments from viewers (and don't forget to subscribe to Youtube)!
Be sure to check out sharpfootballstats.com (on your desktop) for the advanced, visualized Strength of Schedule, the Sharp Box Score and other FREE data tools.
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