Fantasy Time Machine + Credit, Blame, and Brown Spots - Fantasy Football Podcast for 8/21

But it opens up things for an opportunity cost later on in your draft. If I draft Travis Kelsey, I'm drafting one backup tight end. You've got to fill up this roster with a whole bunch of players. I'm taking by Blake Jarwin. I'm taking Chris Herndon. You're saying you're basically by investing in an elite advantage at tight end, you're buying a roster spot. Yes, I am buying a draft pick later on that I can take a chance on.

another running back sleep or another wide receiver sleep. Jerry Judy. Instead of, yeah, Jerry Judy, perfect. Instead of having to spend three of my draft picks on tight ends who I'm hoping one of them comes through, I think that it is pretty wise to invest early a draft pick on.

Travis Kelsey or one of those top four guys. I love grabbing one of those four guys. The one thing I will say that is in addition is that let's say someone falls in value and you do see a third tight end you want. One of the nice things that's different than a redraft league because you're never going to take this tight end that has maybe a low probability of scoring. So you're never going to take them and plug them in your flex.

But if these guys hit, they also can go into your flex spot. Sure. So you're, you know, you're drafting a tight end and or a flex when you invest early. Whereas in a redraft league, you're not really doing that even though your flex spot allows you to play a tiny. And you're not going to do it because you would never know when. You don't have to know win in best ball. I love grabbing a stud tight end. All right. And like Mike said, go sign up underdog fantasy.com. You can search for Underdog Fantasy in the app store, be a part of the $1 million in prizes.

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