that he did last year with rugs and Edwards. I mean, they added a lot of guys. So I don't, yeah, I don't hate it. He finished the last two weeks as the number six. Each week he was the number six wide receiver in week 16 and 17. But your point's well taken. I mean, there's just so many options for Derek Carr. Yes. Hopefully, you know, Josh Jacobs is one of them. Hopefully. All right, a Facebook question from Brian in a startup dynasty league.
Late Round Gold + Playing the Hits, Fantasy Q&A - Fantasy Football Podcast
Late Round Gold + Playing the Hits, Fantasy Q&A - Fantasy Football Podcast
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105 passagesWhen would you take Clyde Edwards Allaire? So, Mike, Startup Dynasty. You're going to have to take Edwards Aller probably in the top seven, maybe top eight, but at least if you're going to grab him, it has to be in the top seven. I don't like taking running backs that high in Dynasty startups. They are much easier to find in your rookie drafts. Meanwhile,
Elite wide receivers are much harder to get in your rookie dress. So I prefer to load up on them. But if you want him, you're going to have to. Come and claim him. You're going to have to go and get him. He's our consensus running back four in Dynasty startups. Basically got the big three, Christian McCaffrey, Sequin, and Zeke. He is our consensus number four. Mike and I's number four, number six for Andy. But yeah, he's going to be taken on the top 10 picks. And I agree with Mike.
He's worth it. He's worth that. But I like building my dynasty rosters with young stud long-term wide receivers. Champchamp has some good wide receivers. I'm going to put it that way. That's Jason. All right. Final question. Ryan wants to know what characteristics make up a good fantasy football team name and a good league name. I have two great answers for this. Please share. You have the floor. What do you want printed on the trophy?
All right. Okay. You'll be proud to have that on the trophy. And number two, don't name it after a player that you end up wanting to trade later on. I know that player team names are really fun. I mean, they're very, yeah. I mean, they're great. But you might want to trade that player like week one, and then you got to change your team name again. I'm a dynasty guy. Or you keep your team name and you don't even have the player? I was asked about that, my official stance on if you have a player pun team name.
Does said player have to be on your team? And I said, yes, of course. Like, you know, Josh Jacobs, Jingleheimer Schmidt. Yeah. If you're a little red four net, that's, he better be on your roster. I mean, that doesn't make sense if he's not on your roster. I agree. That's why it's, it's fun. I've never done one of the player names for any league I've ever been in. I don't think I've ever done it either. And I love reading them because they're always funny and catchy and funny. There is, I mean.
It's possible to get away with it if you've got a legend. You can go a legend name because it doesn't matter. Someone that's retired. Yeah, someone that's retiring. Yeah, I mean, if, you know, Kurt Warner's your favorite NFL player of all time. If you've got a great pun name with him, then you could keep that. But I do agree. I like keeping a team name year after year after year in a league that you're going to be with mostly the same people. That way the franchise has meaning, you know? Right. Yeah.
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