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Top 10 Things to Remember for 2023, Quarterblechs! - Fantasy Football Podcast for 3/2

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Top 10 Things to Remember for 2023, Quarterblechs! | Fantasy Football 2023 - Ep. 1382

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The annual Things to Remember episode adds a birthday, tiny-hand cup comedy and a century of accumulated strategy lessons.

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I looked from Travis Kelsey. Before you get into this, do we need to put this behind a paywall or anything? How valuable is this information? You should be making dynasty trades because of this. Okay, go on. I looked at Travis Kelsey. I looked at guys like Kobe Fleener. Oh, love Kobe Fleener. I'm buying him a shirt right now. I won't say that both of those guys were my guys. But I looked at names like Crockett Gilmore. Oh, my. I mean, these are guys at the very beginning of the career that had a good career. And here's what I found. Tidens that average over two yards per route run in their first two years. If one of those first two years, they hit it, they end up being elite. Let me give you a list of these names. You tell me. How many yards per round? Two, two yards per route run. So I'll give you a list of players. Mark Andrews. Check. George Kittle. Check. Travis Kelsey. Check. O.J. Howard. Again, I mean, the dude tore is Achilles, so. Uncheck.

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Yeah, but unchecked. Jordan Reed. It burned bright, but that was a big check. Oh, Rule 86 for life. Hunter Henry. Yeah, he's been. Yeah. Okay. He's got like a little circle in the check box. He's being drafted. Yeah. I mean, that's saying something for a tight end. Mark Andrews hit this list twice. And then Kyle Pitts was on the way. TBD. TBD. And then there's one more name we have to add to this list. He actually led all tight ends and yards per outrun last year. And it's Chig Akonquo. Oh, buddy. Baby. Yeah, Chig passing the vibe check. Chig had receptions down the field. He actually had three plays of over 40 yards, which is a big deal. And George Kittle did the same. So I think what we need to realize is for tight ends, we're looking at draft capital, but we're mostly asking ourselves, can they have really big plays? And over time, will that grow? So your advice here is basically try to get Chig Akonkwo and Kyle Pitts. Those are the two players.

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that meet this criteria. They're future superstars, you guarantee it. Kyle with the lock right here on the show. He said before entering the studio, guys, I have the lock of the century. I can't be wrong. Make sure the Foot Clan knows this and make sure it's Kyle Borgenioni. It's, uh, yeah, Chego Concoe, locked and loaded. Kyle Pitts, superstar. Kyle Pitts definitely going to be good. I mean, I, I like it. I love the boldness, Kyle. I love the confidence in declaring your guarantees. Yeah, that's why we gave him the number one spot. We wouldn't have given him the number one spot if it wasn't a lock. Right. If it wasn't a guarantee. We don't want, like we give information. You use it how you will. Kyle gives locks. Yeah. Things that you can look back on in the future and see how right he was. Set your clock by it. Yeah. It's probably that your clock by the lock. Problem is is I believe in those two players.

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You know I do. Well, honestly, if I thought he was given bad advice, I wouldn't joke about this because people would actually go, no, I think this is a good advice. Yeah. And he thinks it's a guarantee. And there are players that when you watch them, I mean, I think we've all watched Kyle Pitts. And while we are frustrated with the results, we see the skill set. And we see the ability. And we know the age. So we say at some point, barring injury, you should see that come to fruition. I think Chig was the real surprise. But the athleticism was on display immediately. And ironically, it was on display directly next to Austin Hooper. So there were like the contrast in physical athletic ability, becoming a go-to target, the absence on the team. I think it's a good, good tip. Do you like Dalton Kincaid coming in? I do. I do too.

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Yeah, I think who is older, Dalton Kincaid or Kyle Pitts. Oh, Kyle Pitts is still doesn't have a driver's license. Yeah. So that's true. That's true. Don't Kincaid's older than Kyle Pitt. Yeah. So if Kyle Pitts was coming in as a rookie this year, he'd be younger king. Wow. Do you like Michael, Michael John Mayer? If next year, if next year Dalton Kincaid and Kyle Pitts came in, Kyle Pitts would be the younger rookie. Same five years from now. Impressive. I think we did it. I think we're, I think we're that's 10 things. Brooks is nodding at me like we completed a good show episode. Did you enjoy yourself, Brooks? It's a great show. Oh, man. What did it really add to the episode the way that the, the Jason brought in the number nine? That was good, but I don't think we get enough cup talk though. No, Jason's cup. Hey, you've been drinking? I have to peeve so bad. Okay. I've been sweating over here. On that note.

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We're done, but we'll be back with another episode next week. Tuesday, free agent landing spots. Talk to you then. Goodbye. Kobe Fleener! Thank you for listening to another episode of the Fantasy Footballers podcast. Join our fantasy football community on join thefoot.com. And follow us on Twitter at the FF ballers.