nonsense for these players. Not really a free agent. Yeah, I mean, so that means he will be back with Tampa Bay more than likely. So I would keep him just because next year he will be, in my opinion, one of the hot, uh, tight ends on the free agent market. So I'm, I'm going to hold on to Cameron Brate because these other two guys are just never on the field. All right. All right. I think, uh, I think we want to answer some questions from the foot clan. So let's do that right now. Mailbag.
Fantasy Football 2018 - Tier Jumps, Dynasty Keep/Trade/Cut, Jason Moorisms
Fantasy Football 2018 - Tier Jumps, Dynasty Keep/Trade/Cut, Jason Moorisms
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113 passagesIt's rare that your mailbag scream actually hits me in the face, but that one, it grazed. It grazed me a little bit. I could feel it. Visit the website. Click the submit a question button. You can send in your question to the show. We love answering your questions. We love helping you dominate your fantasy league. You can also dial our voicemail hotline. 302464 TFFB. If your name is Tony Kneeballs.
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Bust out my 80s synth? Oh my goodness. You know, every once in a while you see the sitcoms, they have like the themed episode. Oh. Like The Office. There's an episode where they just, you're only watching Michael Scott's home movie for the whole episode. We need one episode of this show. Maybe it's a bonus. But it's done in the dramatic storytelling fashion. Mike is like, Mike's excited. Do I get to make synth music? Yes, you do. You've, you piqued my interest.
You had my curiosity. Yeah, exactly. All right, this one comes in from Tyler in Canada. Oh, bonjour! Bonjour! He says, love the show. I started listening to you guys last year, just won my first championship. Of course you did. Tyler. Going into a Dynasty League this year with a Superflex. Just wondering how a Superflex changes your draft strategy. Have never written a sentence using the word Superflex so often Superflex, he says. Foof.
It changes your draft strategy a lot. And I would say if it's a dynasty superflex, usually in a dynasty league, we get the question all the time, especially since we did that dynasty segment, well, what do you do with quarterbacks? You know, they've got a much longer shelf life. Do you draft them a little bit higher? And usually they do go a little bit higher, but you could still wait on quarterbacks. You can't.
A couple years ago when we did our ballers startup dynasty draft, Mike waited, got great value late with Kirk Cousins and James Winston, you could do it. But I believe in a super flex, which is basically a two-quarterback league, when you're in a dynasty and you have the shelf lives, if you're doing a startup draft, I'm going to go after a quarterback early. I want one quality. What do you define early? First three rounds?
Oh, definitely. I mean... In a super flex, I feel the same way. In a super flex, I'm not waiting to my fourth round to take a quarterback. I'm just not. And I'm willing to... Even in a dynasty, Mike? Yeah. Yeah, because I think there's still those mid-tier quarterbacks that the reason you want them early, Jason, is the reason I want them later is because there are veterans that I think still have a solid enough shelf life that I can get them late. It's very tough.
I'm definitely not taking both early. I just want one young quality. In a dynasty, would you take more total quarterbacks if you're drafting them later? I'm saying because I feel like you're not going to win that dynasty super flex league without one of those quarterbacks performing inside that top 10. And so if you're taking bets on even, you know, I understand you want to recognize players that are going to perform, but your odds of guaranteeing that top 10 performance go down the later you wait. So.
Would you take more and hope for... Yeah, I would be looking to have at least four guys. Okay. Three, you have to have three minimum, but I'm trying to sneak a fourth in there. All right, this question's fun. This is from Evan in Chicago, because we've thrown some of these questions around with Saquan Barkley. In a rookie dynasty draft, would you give up the 105, Mark Ingram, and Adam Thielen?
for the 101 to take Barclay. No way. He says he thinks Barclay could put him over the edge to get that hashtag Foot Clan title. No. What if you're not dependent on Thielen? What if your team is not dependent on Adam Thielen? Your team is better with Thielen, even if you're not dependent on Thielen. Yeah. This isn't even close to me. I would, okay, let's substitute a name. Would you do 105 Mark Ingram and Adam Thielen for Todd Gurley or Lev Bell?
I would not. I probably would not either. Well, then that makes it clear. And that, yeah, that makes it clear. But then you have to recognize right now if you're doing any kind of this trades. You know, I've made an offer for Sequin or for the 101. Sure. Right now in our dynasty league, I think maybe all three of us have. And that's pre-Nefel draft. But you do have to keep in mind there's a solid chance here. The Sequin goes to the Cleveland Browns. And yes, he is.
good enough to be a great running back wherever he goes. But he won't be, he'll be Todd Gurley two years ago when he was on a bad Rams team versus Todd Gurley this last year. You know, he's not going to be the David Johnson 20 touchdowns because the Browns aren't going to score enough. And we're not even putting a name to the 105. Right. The 105, you could get a- Eleanor Roosevelt.
You could definitely get Eleanor Roosevelt at the 105. She probably dropped at the second round, though, and then you'd be wasting your pick. You could pick her up with Fab. Let's be serious. But the 105, let's be serious. I don't know why I said. Yeah, the 105, you can get a great ass out. Yeah, yes. You're going to get a great player at 105. Yes. We heard the same thing. Oh, yes, we did. All right. Let's just close it out with this important question from Greg in Van Patten. Why is Brooks called Paul Giamati?
Oh, that's a great. So here's the real thing. Why is, why is Brooks Paul Giamatti? Why is he actually Paul Giamati? Because he was born from Paul Giamati's mother. Yeah. Yeah, of course. And he is Paul Giamati. Yeah. Yeah, there you go. Is that the answer that they wanted? No, they wanted the real answer.
The real answer is this. I'll say the real answer. Tell the real story. It's March. On one of the footcast. These are the true listeners. Those are our Thursday shows that we do for the listeners of join the foot. The supporters on join the view. Thank you. The question was asked if a celebrity were to play each of us in a movie, who would it be? And we were naming whoever it would be. And Andy just immediately threw out, he goes, well, what would be the worst thing for?
Brooks, Paul Giamatti. And it was. It was the worst thing. And it has stuck. The reason we know it was the worst is because later there was an opportunity for Brooks to make an official nickname changed to Voldemort. And the snake faced. The noseless man. A male monster. And he wanted to. So we had no choice but to keep it. Right. As Paul Giamati. He was happier with.
The demon snake. The man who shall not be named. Right. Right. Yes. Thank you. And so we may or may not have, you know, since that time bought a very high resolution close up pale picture of Giamatti and put it behind him and people. He's an award winning actor. People have sent in a variety of Paul Giamati materials. And look, it's just, it is what it is. That's what Brooks has accepted. Judge Voldemort does not ring the same.
Before you close out the show, we had a quick question from Joe and Darlington who's asking about just a feature of the UDK because we talk about we have rookie rankings. The UDK is released on June 1st, which is too late for a lot of people because of their rookie drafts, just so people know, and they're aware, Joe, thank you for asking this. We release our rookie ranking shortly after the NFL draft takes place. Right. So you go to the UDK page and it'll say coming soon, but.
In the meantime, there will be the rookie rankings you'll have access to there. Before the full UDK is available. That is so true. That is accurate. That's also true. Thanks for listening to the show. Come on back next week. Play some best ball at draft.com slash ballers. It's the place to be. All right. Goodbye. Thank you for listening to another episode of the Fantasy Footballers podcast. Join our fantasy football community on join thefoot.com.
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