• Risers and Fallers Week 5

  • Oct 15 2024
  • Length: 4 mins
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Risers and Fallers Week 5

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  • Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network

    Show Name: Pigskin Predictions

    Episode Title: Episode 2 Part 2

    You are listening to The Pigskin Predictions Podcast with your hosts Tomas, Kevin, Liam, and Ben.

    In this episode of Pigskins Predictions, we discuss Matchups for the week and our predictions.

    Segment 1: Risers

    Bucky Irving - Kevin

    Overtaking Rachaad White, showing better efficiency in running and passing games.

    Jayden Reed: 27.1 points 139 yards, 1 TD, 7 Rec

    Dandre Swift- 1 rushing TD, 93 rushing and 72 receiving

    Chuba Hubbard rushing yards of 104 1 TD and 17 receiving.

    Kenneth Walker: 33.6 points, 80 yards rushing, 3 TDs, Plus, his 28% evasion rate and his breakaway rate of 15% both rank top-three among backs. It’s tough to bet against Kenneth Walker right now, especially after his RB2 overall performance this Monday in a losing effort against the Lions.

    Segment 2: Fallers

    Rhamondre Stevenson - Kevin

    Fumbling issues may be replaced by Antonio Gibson, per HC Jerod Mayo

    Rashee Rice- 0.0 yards got hurt

    Kyle Pitts - 0 points no yards and no receptions

    Devon Achane - 15 yards 5.9 points

    Music Credits: List the artist and song name

    • Big 10: By Track Vibe
    • Good Energy: By Dyalla

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