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EPISODE · Aug 30, 2024 · 46 MIN

Who would you pick? |Can you trust rookie QB's this year? | More fantasy advice before you draft.

from I'm Just Saying Sports Podcast · host Host Daval Henry| Co-Host Dalton | Co- Host Damien

Takeaways Research and gut decisions are important in fantasy football drafting. The choice between running backs in the second round can be tough, but it ultimately comes down to personal preference. Tank Bigsby and Zay Flowers are both explosive wide receivers, but the decision between them depends on team needs and quarterback situations. Rookie quarterbacks can be a gamble, but some, like Bo Nix, have the potential to surprise. Advancements in technology have made rookie quarterbacks more prepared for the NFL. Team chemistry is an important factor in fantasy football success. Rookie quarterbacks like Jaden Daniels and Caleb Williams can be good picks, but it depends on their offensive weapons. Streaming quarterbacks is a viable strategy in 1QB leagues. The last pick in the draft can be a game changer in fantasy football. Subscribing to their YouTube channel provides access to bonus content and in-depth fantasy analysis.

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