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Oh, they're dropping like flies now. There were plenty of injuries to discuss from the NFL's Week 2 action. From Tony Romo & Drew Brees to Jason Witten and Jordan Cameron, nobody is safe from injury this year. Some will tough it out and return this week, some are done for a long time. On this weeks' show, we talked about all the injuries from Week 2, the waiver pickups for Week 3 and we talked about a few under and over performing guys to keep an eye on. Make sure to check out our breakdown of the Week 2 injury situation.

(Listen to the Fantasy Football Podcast: 9/22/15, Week 3 Preview)

This week we enjoyed a fine beer from Revolution's Hero series. We've always been a fan of Anti-Hero IPA and have enjoyed the Jukebox Hero and Crystal Hero on past shows, but tonight we had the Mosaic Hero, a fine IPA with mosaic hops, a variety I've never had before. We wholeheartedly recommend this, and the rest of the beers that Revolution Brewing puts out.

If you need more info about waiver wires, make sure to check out Dave's guys to pick up for Week 3. As always, make sure to check who the rest of the league is dropping - they just might have run out of patience right when someone is about to blow up.

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JuKebox Hero is a new Black India Pale Ale from Revolution Brewing out of Chicago. You can only get it in bombers, but that's ok, it's the perfect size to settle down with and enjoy a podcast. This week, Dave and I split one during our show.

This is one of the better Black IPA's I've had the pleasure of drinking lately. In looking at reviews online, it didn't seem to blow people's socks off like it did mine. It's not as thick as other Black IPA's, and it's generally more hoppy, which I really like. Maybe this isn't a to the book version of this type of beer, but it's a great mixture of some heavy, delicious malts against the strong fruity hops.

Check this out if you see it in the store and you are a hop head of any kind. It's 7.5% and not too heavy, so it's a great session beer to go along with a sixer of A Little Crazy, their Belgian-style Pale Ale.