I made mistakes on and I need to get better. One was romance. My romantic life with Greg Olson was not good. Weight loss is the second. So you guys see right through me. Weight loss is a genre now? It is today. No, but the two areas. One was injuries. I feel like I got it wrong on Jamal Charles. I thought he was going to be able to come back. I got it wrong on Jimmy Graham. So I want to remember the injured guys now and be more astute with that. But the other is...
Fantasy Football Podcast 2017 - 10 Things to Remember from 2016
Fantasy Football Podcast 2017 - 10 Things to Remember from 2016
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108 passagesthe playoff schedules. I mean, who was not, who was worried about Aaron Rogers midway through the year? Well, I think all three of us might raise our hands, but definitely me, because you looked at that playoff schedule and it was nasty and he wasn't that great the first half. Yeah, the things did. So, so, Devante Adams. For the line of thinking. For Devante Adams and Jordy and Aaron Rogers, who were hot fire in the playoffs.
that a lot of people got rid of. And then on the flip side, you're Doug Martins and the guys that you need to trade for because they've got a good class schedule. Evans, Winston. Think about the previous year as well when people were off of Julio Jones because they played, you know. The Panthers, yeah. The Panthers twice. And it was fine in the playoffs. We've got to remember for next year that we can't overreact. And I think we always remember that in the draft season. Like in draft season, we discount playoff schedule. We don't care at all.
But midway through next year, I feel like we're going to care just as me too much. So hopefully we can remember. That's good. Number 10. Number 10, this one comes from all of us here. This is number 10. Remember what was wrong? That's not helpful. No, no. I'm going to take this one. This one's mine. Remember what was wrong with your league and fix it now. Fix it now. Fix it now. This is the time of year.
Whether it's bad rules, bad league mates, bad settings, you know, maybe where you're playing or how you're playing. Playing waiver priority instead of fab? Or bad communication. You don't have something set up that allows your league to communicate, announce trades, trade talk, rumors, those type of things. So if you have something wrong with your league.
now is the time to get things in line whether it is spelling out some of the rules that people argued about and didn't understand last year whether it's figuring out a better trade deadline switching your waiver priority to fab getting off of week 17 championships fixing your schedule stop it kicking out people that didn't play or ruined your league's integrity because they did not adjust thing can we get rid of mike
Right. Integrity-wise. Yeah, not he played, but his integrity is terrible. Oh, don't say that. Don't say that. Well, I could see it. I do. Well, now that you bring it up, I do remember this trade that happened with Calvin Johnson two years ago. This was like four years ago. This was like two years ago. You'll never let it die. Where I've spent literally half my day trying to trade for Calvin Johnson.
I decided to go to Mike for some advice and tell him not to do anything. And he goes home immediately in. No, no, no, no, no. Oh, you swooped in. To me fair, it was not, not immediately. We almost lost the friendship. It was at least a couple hours. Yeah, it was a couple hours. I'll tell you what, that evening we played in a flag football game together. And I didn't want to be near you to because it was like, ooh, there's some tension. Yeah, it was Calvin tension. Yeah. There was some C. All right, Mike, you're gone. Anyways.
This is a good time to remember to address those things with your league, as well as maybe you're in a league, you're not running it, right? And this is presuming you're running the league. If you're not running a league and it's not a healthy league, you can find a healthy league. Don't believe that, okay, so I've got, you know, two bozo friends that are running the league and everybody's inactive. Check out join thefoot.com. I've been telling people, I went on to join the foot this morning. We have footclanleagues.com. If you're a supporter of the show, you get access to that forum.
Right. And that forum every single day, people are posting both local and online leagues. There was a Keeper League that someone posted. They're starting up yesterday, and it already had like 18, 19 people that wanted to get in. So these are listeners in the show. These are educated players that are active. We care about having fun. Yeah, we had a ton of these leagues last year where people just, whether it was local or online, they got together, and then they had a good time playing in a league where people actually want to play. I still want to actually want to trade.
I still want the first marriage. I want it. Wait, you want a marriage? I want a marriage from one of these local weeks. Oh, that would be amazing. I want. If you get married because of that, you can come on the show. Yeah. We'll interview. And you better invite us to your wedding. Oh, yeah. I'll go. So the most important thing here, remember, get married to somebody who loves fantasy football. Yeah. That's the lesson. Before we leave, we want to tell you a shout out to another podcast that is out there that's doing some cool stuff. Brandon? Yeah. It's called playing with science.
I know, Mike, you're a big fan of Neil DeGrasse Tyson. Love Neil. Love him. Right? The StarTalk podcast. First name basis. Well, I wish. Neil, look me up. Yeah, so this is the same guys that made that podcast. They're doing a sports one. It's very much like a sports science podcast. Pretty cool. I think the first episode, they're two hosts, one of which is a host from StarTalk. They're going to be going through the Super Bowl. They're going to have OCU Minora on.
San Antonio Holmes. Oh, so you'll have to forgive that part of the segment. Arizona fans. Neil DeGrasse Tyson's actually going to be on there. So they'll check out all sorts of things like, you know, Steph Curry's shot. And it's going to be pretty cool. So that's playing with science podcast if you want to check it out. Science!
Check it out. Check it out. All right. That is it for today's show. Stay tuned for the show after the show. And remember, check us out on Twitch. If you're into games, Twitch.tv.tv.com. And fantasy jocks.com to get your trophies. The codest footballers. See you on Tuesday. Goodbye. Go Patriots. Thank you for listening to another episode of the fantasy footballers podcast. Join our fantasy football community on join the foot.com. And follow us on Twitter at the FF ballers.
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