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Jason says he picked up a stylus only to hold it, accidentally threw it across the room, and turned the unexplained click-clack into a sample of what live-show attendees might witness. The object is visible in his hand after the throw is recounted.
Asked what else is happening behind the UDK, Brooks says production must record 100 player-profile videos over two weeks and that he will need a sandwich. The hosts call the work a marathon, while Mike says he is not even a walk guy.
After identifying Papa Josh as the community and Discord manager, the hosts admit inventing his supposed phrase 'Bussin Bussin Bussin,' add no cap, and claim he also uses it for Knight Rider. Mike explains yeet and is nominated to run TikTok.
Mike tries to explain why DJ Moore's move may disappoint, but his successful Diggs/Allen, Brown/Hurts, and Hopkins/Murray precedents give the desk a leaf-covered pungy pit full of invisible upside. Mike insists he is pointing at the bait, not setting the trap.
Andy asks Kyle to confirm that Brian Schottenheimer is the least sexy coaching name, and Kyle rates him low on the sex meter. When Kyle cannot immediately place Schottenheimer's Seattle championship timing, the desk reacts as if it is the first thing Kyle has ever failed to know.
Dallas's prior receiving depth is reduced to C.D. Lamb and crackers. Saltines, Ritz, Wheat Thins, Triscuits, Keebler Club, and Townhouse enter the argument, production Slack supplies photographs, and the desk finally states that it is not predominantly a cracker show.
During his Travis Kelce argument, Jason checks the draft currently on his clock, agrees that he is almost always on one, and says the show is getting in the way because the countdown is ticking.
Mike calls Calvin Ridley's Best Ball WR17 price egregious after nearly 700 days away, checks his own ranking, and finds Ridley at exactly WR17. He says he just learned that he is the problem, while Jason confesses to WR16.
A host asks the others to remove turd-colored glasses before viewing Arizona, but the desk decides no special lenses are needed because the team already looks like a turd. Andy then confirms he still bet over 4.5 wins because that number is too low for even a trash team.
The hosts announce that Best Ball Breakdown is back and that its graphic is finally fixed. The published transition verifies the repaired form as a blue 8-bit platform world with host sprites, brick platforms, pipes, clouds, title lettering, and an Underdog Fantasy sign.
The Best Ball segment says Jason's volume is physically impossible without a team of assistants. Near the close, Jason proves the active-clock premise by asking the desk to make his pick, hearing Quentin Johnston and Rashod Bateman recommendations, and choosing Johnston because he already ranks Zay Flowers above Bateman.
Andy, Jason, and Mike are the only live desk hosts. Jason idly picks up a stylus, accidentally throws it across the room, then displays it as the hosts turn the mishap into a reason to attend the Megalashow. Brooks answers from off camera that the crew must record 100 UDK player-profile videos in two weeks and will need a sandwich; the hosts admit the marathon is taxing, and Mike defines himself as not even a walk guy. Papa Josh is named as the Foot Clan community and Discord manager, then fictionalized as a very young Knight Rider fan who calls everything bussin and uses no cap; Mike explains that he finally learned yeet before being told to take over TikTok. Mike's attempt to warn listeners away from DJ Moore accidentally lays a jungle trap: the other hosts hear only the Diggs, Brown, and Hopkins upside precedents beneath the leaves. Andy asks Kyle to rate Brian Schottenheimer's name, and Kyle replies that it is low on the sex meter; moments later, his inability to place Schottenheimer's Seattle tenure is treated as the first thing Kyle has ever failed to know. Dallas's former depth chart becomes C.D. Lamb and crackers, sending the desk and Slack through saltines, Ritz, Wheat Thins, Triscuits, Club, and Townhouse before conceding that this is not predominantly a cracker show. Jason interrupts his Travis Kelce case to note that he is, as usual, on a Best Ball clock and that the show is getting in the way. Kyle supplies the nearly 700-day Calvin Ridley absence, but Mike's warning that Ridley at WR17 is egregious collapses when his own rankings also show WR17; Jason then admits WR16. The Cardinals require turd-colored glasses only until the desk decides ordinary eyesight is enough, while Andy confirms a real over-4.5-wins bet despite still calling the team trash. Best Ball Breakdown then returns with what the hosts call a finally fixed graphic: direct video verifies a blue 8-bit platformer bumper with host sprites, brick platforms, pipes, clouds, a BEST BALL BREAKDOWN title, and an Underdog Fantasy sign. The segment jokes that Jason needs a team of assistants to sustain his draft volume, and Jason ends it by asking the desk to make his live pick before selecting Quentin Johnston.
I have no concern that this offensive shift is going to hurt C.D. Lamb. And the other part is they were playing with the lead so often last year, the third highest in the NFL. That's not something that necessarily replicates in a tough division. I think we all agree the Giants are pretty good. The Eagles are pretty good. You will be forced to abandon your philosophy at times if you are losing in a football game. And all of those opportunities are going to go to Lamb. So that's, I'm just worried that if. You know, if you want to adjust them a little bit because you like somebody else's situation, a tad more, cool. I get it. It's the Schottenheimer fear. But I don't think it's going to impact CD-Land very much, and I'm going to scoop up the value. Yeah, I've still got him as a top 10 wide receiver because he's so talented. He's a clear number one for this team. Dak is a good quarterback. I do have fears, even though efficiency might go up. If volume comes down, you've got a healthy Michael Gallup, you have, you know, an additional Brandon Cooks because they're, they're.
depth chart last year was like cd lamb and and crackers um to you know it was just a bunch of nothing out there and so i i feel like his target market share will come down i was thinking like saltines like something that's gonna dry your mouth ritz are buttery ritz are ritz cookies no are they that good they're not that good too salty too salty too salty i mean i've had like caramel salty cookies that are like real good. Yeah, but there's still the sweet. There is no sweet in a ritz. There's no sweet compliment. Wait, if you put a little bit of like Nutella on a Ritz. Now you're talking. I don't know if it's a cookie, but I'm in. What's like the third cracker? You're saying saltines and writs own the joint? It's got to be the wheat dins. Yeah, wheat dents is what comes to mind. That's a cracker? See, those are kind of like poser crackers. Those are awesome. Hold on that. I'm pulling the room. That's a cracker?
Wheat thins are a cracker. Wheat thins are definitely in the cracker aisle. What else would it be? A thin? I mean, it is a wheat thin, but wheat thins are crackers. Triscuits have to get their name. They're still holding on to there. Yeah, that's not a cracker. Triscuits are somewhere in the most well known. It's somewhere between a biscuit and a tricycle. Yes, Mike. That's why they named it a trisket. Yes, that is. And now our Slack channel is getting various pictures of you got those Keebler club crackers. Oh, yeah. Those are very good. You've got the townhouse originals. We're not predominantly a cracker show. I just dug in a little bit. To my point, I do think that the options that deck has to throw the ball to are better this season than they were last season. If he throws the ball, you know, significantly fewer times, and then there are other good options to throw the ball to. I don't think C.D. Lamb is going to have a bad year. He's too good. But I do worry, you know, last year was the wide receiver six.
I've got him moving down a few spots this season. All right, which might just be reaction versus overreaction and burying him. Let's take a quick break and back with three more overreactions for 2023. All right, we are back and Jason has another overreaction. I don't know where you're going to go here. I'm afraid that I'll want to push back. So this is one that I think people are going to hate. And by people... Well, is it wrong? No, it's correct. Oh, okay. Just making sure. What I'm going to say is correct, and I don't think a lot of people are going to like it. And I'm really curious if either one of you are going to like it or completely disagree. So here's what I think the overreaction. What I'm seeing as overreactions, I'm looking at like these underdog bestball drafts and seeing how people are really drafting. When they're putting their money on the line, who are they going after, where are they going after them?
And I think people are overreacting to the top of the tight ends from what happened last year. It's one of those situations where Travis Kelsey, I mean, I've seen him go number four overall in round one. He doesn't ever get past seven in the first round. He is a middle of the first round pick. And let me tell you something. If what happens last year happens this year, he is worth every ounce. Take him with the 101. And so people are right to say, hey, I'm going to spend my 105 on Travis Kelsey if he is the same, not just him, but the tight end position is the same this year as it was last year. Sep, here's thing. It's not. And it's not going to be the same. It's not going to be close to the same. The tight ends? The tight end situation is not going to be close to the same. We have recency bias because.
We look at what just happened, and we say, well, that's what's going to happen. We just happened five straight years. No, no, no, no, no, we did not. Five straight years for Kelsey. Did not come close to happening the last five years. I'm glad you brought that up because that's the data I have. What's the difference between 105 and 1411 and 110 and 1312. Here's the difference. What the difference is is the tight end two. The tight in three. The tight end four, the tight end five, the rest of the position. Last year, Travis Kelsey lapped them. Last year was, well, first of all, Travis Kelsey scored more fantasy points last year than anyone since Jimmy Graham in 2011. So you're talking a decade performance here. Fantastic. Even if he does it again, we need the rest of the tight ends to collapse. Kelsey scored 5.2 fantasy points and half points scoring.
more per game than the next best, then Titan 2, 120 more fantasy points. That was out. I think I'm getting confused. Outlandish. So you said that Kelsey, so Kelsey can do it again, but what is your point about the other tight ends? My point is that his value. If you did it again, it'd be worth him at four. No, if what happens to tight ends. last year happens again where he's scoring 5.2 fantasy points more than the second best tight-in. Then it's worth it? Then it would be worth it. But it's not going to happen. It just, it never happens like that. Kelsey outscored the number two by 88.9 fantasy points. Over the last five years, the largest gap from number one and number two was only 35 fantasy points. And on average, the tight-in one scores 1.3 fantasy point more than the...
tight end two. But what happened last year was Andrews got injured and Waller got injured and Kittal or Pitts got injured. Hawkinson was only good the second half of the year because after the trade now he was, I believe he finished as the tight end too. All the tight ends sucked. I mean, drastically. They were horrific. I looked at the top five over the last decade and basically four, two through five. were just abysmal this last year compared to every other year that fantasy football has been played. So this year, Andrews is healthy. They've got a passing coordinator. Waller is healthy. He could be the number one option now. He wasn't going to be with Devante Adams last year. Hawkinson is on the new team that values his passing role. Kyle Pitts could still have a breakout. I'm in on Kyle Pitts this year. And my point is that if Travis Kelsey scores.
The same as the average has been, 1.2, fantasy points more than the next best tight-in and a few fantasy points more per game than the fifth best tight-in. It's not going to be worth giving up the player that you are sacrificing at number five, number six. This is the highest the tight-in is gone in as long as I've been playing fantasy football. And that's to make nothing of, to say nothing of the fact that he's an elder statesman. You know, I... I know we've talked about the immortal years being Zeus and that he's, you know, still in his prime. Obviously he was awesome last year. Coming off of that love the last year. Right. So my whole point is what happened to tight ends last year was a true outlier, just statistically, historically, historically over the last decade. It hasn't happened like what happened last year. I think that is pushing him to this elite status that is probably an overreaction. Okay.
My only logical pushback there would be there's a difference between the historical average happening and you getting the ones right that did it. That's where I was going to go. And so Kelsey specifically, you know what you're getting with Kelsey because he has the long history. Just because other tight ends in the past have performed close to him, it's still been difficult to predict which ones will do it in the past. It's like Andrews. But last year was very anomalous in the amount of injuries. and non-secondary options that were viable. If you waited and you didn't go in on Kelsey, you just were burnt and had somebody much more inferior. Yeah, I mean, two years ago, Kelsey wasn't even the Titan one. It was Mark Andrews. Sure. I think Mark Andrews is pretty much a lock to be the tight end two. I think that's part of the discussion to me is it's Kelsey at one or Andrews. It's those two guys. And Andrews.
carries risk, I think. I do too. My projection for that team is they're going to pass a bunch more, and Andrews will be the top target. But again, like, Zay Flowers, a healthy Rashad Bateman, if O'Dell Beckham is anything, like these are variables that could take target share away from Mark Andrews, where Travis Kelsey is locked. And Travis Kelsey isn't just the best tight end. Travis Kelsey is a player who can... win you a week. He's not just going to accumulate the numbers that by the end, oh, he's the number one guy. No, he gave me three weeks out of the year where he caught three touchdowns. He caught four touchdowns in a week this past year. So that's where I'm okay going in on Kelsey that early. And he just, he keeps getting it done over and over and over where even the rest of the players in the first round carry.
more risk than he does, even at his age. Are you moving away? Have you taken him in any of your, in your drafts? I've taken him if he's dropped to the back of the first. I mean, I'm looking at a draft I'm in. I'm looking at a draft I'm in right now is just the one that I'm on the clock. You can always do that, Jason. I can. I'm pretty much always on the clock. Right now I'm looking at that draft. Kelsey went number. This show gets in the way. It does. I need to wrap this up. My clock is ticking. Kelsey went five. He went ahead of Tyree Kill.
You went ahead of Austin Eccler, Diggs, A.J. Brown, Devante Adams, Sequin Barclay, Bejohn Robinson. I think that's okay. And everybody does. This is what I'm calling, I'm trying to say, I think people are overreacting here. I think that's too far. But that is. It would have been, I think the offseason the chiefs had at wide receiver is also, it was like there's nothing to dissuade you from him. That was part of it. You know, right now, oh, boy, no McCole Hardman and no juju. And they added. James and Rashi Rice and you're just like, well, here we go again. But yeah, I mean, there's, last year was very, very difficult to find somebody anywhere that could compete with Travis Kelsey on a week to week basis, whether or not you got it right or wrong. You just didn't have the option. Waller's been deleted for a while. Yeah. And this year, there are some names. I mean, I love Goddard this year.
So obviously, if you go in on Kelsey in the first round, you don't get to try to shoot your shot on a Goddard or, you know, you have, like you said, a Pitts breakout. I like in Joku with Deshaun Watson after him getting an off season. I mean, there are, there are some names out there that are more interesting and you, you 100% no matter what you believe about Kelsey, you remove that flexibility from your roster if you're committed to tight end early. If tight end two through five ends up being. more what it's been over the last several years versus what it was last year, then the advantage he provides you just isn't going to be the same. And it's also the the scarcity of the position. And like when you're in the first round and you miss out on like, oh, I didn't get Tyree kill. I didn't get Stefan Diggs. I didn't get this player. Oh, but I got Jamar Chase. Or I got Devante Adams. If you, if you don't take Kelsey, your emergency parachute.
that you feel good about is Mark Andrews and that's it like where so you're I mean that that round is going to be going through quick and you're going to be like oh crap if my entire plan is to go in on I'm not going to take Kelsey here because I want Andrews and then he goes before your your slot I mean then your your entire strategy there is blown up I am I give me an overreaction another one all right so this one is it honestly this one is not heavy in statistics it's just let's point out a situation and a person's ADP and go what's going on here because I just made a case against DJ Moore who is the wide receiver 21 well right now I'm looking at underdog in best ball this person is the wide receiver 17 wide receiver 17 you go
Well, when's the last time he played football? Well, what if I told you in week one? It will have been almost 700 days since he played football. Is that right? It better be right, because that's what Kyle is telling me. It's Calvin Ridley, who he got, he had an entire year where he was suspended because of, uh, he put a bet down on a football game. Before that, we only saw four weeks of him in the, uh, the, what was that, the 20? When did he last play? Goodness. 2012. 1881. October 24th, 2021. Quill pens were still the thing. Yes. So he appeared back in 2021, he appeared in five games. And look, we don't know exactly what was going on with Calvin Ridley because he left the game to go take care of mental health issues. Was that affecting him on the field? Probably. But looking at the numbers that he put up on the field in those five games.
where he was finally the guy. Julio Jones was gone. It was Calvin Ridley was going to be the number one wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons, and he was used that way. We're talking in those five games, an average of a 27% target share. 27% and he finished inside of the top 24 one time. It was 700 days ago, but I remember it like it was yesterday. It was painful. And again, not to... try and take anything away from what the man was dealing with. But the last time we saw him play football, when we didn't know can he really be the number one guy because he had always played with Julio Jones. And it's the same like, it's the juju situation of juju's putting up incredible years. Like, yeah, well, he's playing with Antonio Brown. Of course Juju Smith-Schuster can be the number one guy. No, he can't. He's like, no, that's not what he does on the football field. And now he goes, he gets traded to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
which that's a fine team situation to be in. You're like pass friendly, Trevor Lawrence, except Krisha Kirk just had a fantastic season after getting the bag, and Krisha Kirk is being drafted as the wide receiver 27. Zay Jones, the spot starter, who had himself a fine year, wide receiver 57. So the market is saying we are so super confident that Calvin Ridley, who hasn't played football, In 700 days is the number one that we are taking him as the wide receiver 17. And I think that that is not just a mistake. I think that is an egregious mistake. Where do you have him? I'm ashamed to tell you. Oh, I'm excited to tell you. I had built up multiple bullet points of agreement with my. Oh, no. In my head. And then I pulled up my stats.
I mean, there were going to be things like, hey, look, this team is kind of agnostic. They target who's open and Zay Jones is actually very good. And Christian Kirk is a viable, he was a free agent signing for tons of money. He's going to get his and then Evan Ingram. And then I scroll over to my rankings and Calvin Ridley is my wide receiver 17. It's exactly. You, sir, are the problem. I'm the problem. I just learned. It's me. I just learned that I'm the problem apparently. Now, what I'm worried about is the look Jason's given me. Because are you part of the problem with me? I am part of the, we'll call it a problem here. But I think it's a solution. Look, I was anti Calvin Ridley. I didn't draft him prior to doing the stats.
prior to looking into this, I think you make very compelling arguments, Mike. The risk, the risk that I've thrown out the window because I, Jason hasn't ranked at. Let me, let me, I got him at 16. I'll counter with this. I don't care. Yeah. So as you said, I, he's correct. I've got, I've got him with, um, a very high risk number because I, you're, you're taking a lot of projection and a lot of hope and you're mixing it together. and saying, man, this would be great if it comes out on top. That being said, there is a world where Calvin Ridley, who, when he was, you know, an NFL player, was one of the best wide receivers in the game. In 2019. He has shown very good ability. He has been working with this team for a while now. He was allowed back with the team before he was able to play. He's not too old.
for the position. And if he comes out and gives Trevor Lawrence a true one, and Trevor Lawrence takes a step forward. Calvin Ridley, to me, could be a, you know, you talk about the guys who could be a wide receiver one this year. I think he could be. I'm not projecting them there, but at wide receiver 16, I've taken a handful of Calvin Ridley in my recent drafts. There are risks involved with Calvin Ridley. No question about it. You know, if you go and read his story about what has transpired over the last 700 days, it includes a lot of information about the work ethic of this player prior to the disruption and, you know, with his time with Julio, the kind of effort he puts in. The two things that stand out to me about Calvin Ridley, historically speaking, I understand there's narratives about playing on the other side of Julio Jones.
But it's the yards per catch, the ability to pile up yardage, and the ability to be a touchdown guy in multiple seasons, 10, 7, and 9. That was playing with some other wide receivers that were very talented and the touchdown totals. So that's why he's at the, he's at the tippy top of the upside of this wide receiver room to me, despite the fact he has that risk. I'm really disappointed, Andy. I just went into Mike's stat doc, and I was just so hoping. that you would have discovered. It was like, oh, Mike, you've got him at 18. But you do have Calvin Ridley and Christian Kirk back to back in 27, 28. Which is more of an even distribution projection for that team, which is like, it's very possible. I have Kirk with the higher target share, but Calvin Ridley is a big play guy. And my, this rant, this rant here is not, I think it's impossible for Calvin Ridley. It's cool your jets a little bit. It's just if in basketball right now.
The wide receiver 17 versus, I mean, like, it's not as, I'm twisting the situation. Because I was thinking of like Gabe Davis last year, where it was, he's the, the, looks like the number two for the team. And you're just, you've taken just a small sample and you're projecting this huge leap forward. And it still would be a huge leap forward for Calvin really to go for the last time we saw him be actively good, which was 2020, as the wide receiver two for his team. now be the number one on this team with a brand new system all around him and pay off the wide receiver 1780P. I definitely don't believe that Doug Peterson and Trevor Lawrence and company are going to approach the season as Calvin Ridley is supposed to be our alpha. I think there's a zero percent chance of that. He is coming into this room after 700 days with an opportunity that Jacksonville gave them. But.
Their loyalty is obviously to Christy Kirk and the rest of this room as well, not just Calvin Ridley. So I don't think he's coming in as the alpha, but I think he's good enough to potentially earn it through the year if he still has the skill. The final overreaction I want to get to here requires you to remove your turd colored glasses. Hmm. Okay. Hold on. Which have been the only glasses you could have worn to glance in the direction of Phoenix, Arizona. And the Arizona Cardinals this off season. You don't need glasses for that, my man. The turd. You just look. You just look. You're looking at a turd. Yeah. The glasses are perfectly normal. Look, it's garbage vibes in Arizona this off season. We've got a new head coach, a new general manager. Just the process. We have an ACL injured, now recovering Kyler Murray. We have, uh,
essentially made the best players on our team mad at us, which has included, you know, Buda Baker and now DeAndre Hopkins, the vibes all off season long. This is just a kind of, this was inspired in part by seeing where, how high he was in Jason's rankings. Remember how good DeAndre Hopkins. is and was win healthy and what he's capable of. I think he is getting buried. I have seen him in best ball and NFL drafts just ignored. And it's not something you should be doing with a talent as good as DeAndre Hopkins. He is not done in this league. Before the injury, Kyler was averaging over 20 fancy points a game.
The quarterback's six. He should be back early in the year. And Hopkins right now, he has not departed. He had a 29% target share. He was averaging almost 11 targets a game, 75 receiving yards a game. That is what he's capable of. And this was the wide receiver. You know, he's playing alongside Hollywood Brown, who is very, very good, who I think is very, very good heading into his contract year. But if Hopkins drops far enough. I think you take the chance. I think you take the opportunity. Last year, we couldn't say that because he was going into the season. And this might be why I think the overreaction will happen to. But he wasn't there. Yeah. You had six weeks where you didn't get to have any DeAndre Hopkins. And the investment you made was on a suspended player that was going to take a spot on your bench, not go on your IR. And so he's ignored by the time he comes back because your first six weeks, they are an imprint on you as a fantasy player. But.
DeAndre Hopkins is still one of the best pure receivers in football. Well, when he comes back, he's the wide receiver 10, the wide receiver 2, everything is great. He's on fire, and then Kyler gets injured. And Kyler misses a couple of games. And so you're going, well, yeah, but what if Kyler's missing? Well, the two games that Kyler missed there. He was the wide receiver 15 and the wide receiver 15 on 14 targets and 12 targets, 10 receptions, nine receptions, respectively, 98 yards, 91 yards. This is without Kyler in those games. Those are the Colt McCoy games. Yeah, yeah, those are the Colt McCoy games. And then later in the season when Kyler got injured, Injured, Hopkins missed that time. So I would agree with you, obviously. My rankings have him.
pretty high, but he's, he is still an NFL alpha. He's like one of the best wide receivers in the league. And so whoever comes in is going to target him heavily and he's going to do good things with it. There have been, like if you don't like the injury concerns, I mean, he's gotten himself banged up quite often. But there are, I mean, you know, Mike Williams, Christian Watson. The alpha mentioned Calvin Ridley, D.J. Moore, these are all players going ahead of DeAndre Hopkins right now. And so. I know it's not easy to look at that situation in Arizona, but I think that there are some opportunities there. So, you know, I know you thought about putting a bet on that 4.5 win total in Arizona. I did. You did put a bet on it. I did put a bit. Yeah. And not saying that you believe they're playoff bound. No, no, I think they're going to be a trash team. But four and a half wins is too low. And the Kyler Health is a question mark that right now you can capitalize on because
The assumption, obviously, with, you know, the actual win totals here for the Cardinals on the season and the assumption for Hopkins and Kyler's, you look at where Kyler's being drafted, it's like he is guaranteed to miss half the season at least. And there still exists a world where he is ready week one or misses two weeks and comes in week three. And if that happens, then all these values. They're not going to be, you know, the Cardinals aren't going to the playoffs, but it's mispriced right now. Yeah, I agree. So guess what? It's back. Bestball Breakdown, presented by Underdog Fantasy. Not only is it back, but we have finally fixed the graphic. It looked pretty nice. Yes. Look, every single week we're going to have a best ball segment leading up into the season.
The segment will not simply be watching Jason draft in bestball every two seconds. It's just pure silence and some grimaces. I have just started like I definitely don't play as much as much bestball as maybe Kyle and Jason do because no one does. Because it's impossible physically without the team of assistance. Jason has surrounded himself with to draft. But we're doing a weekly bestball segment. I have just started. ironically a best ball mania for uh draft i am a handful of picks in we're going to talk about a little a little overview of bestball and a little overview of maybe some things that we have seen change on the platform change in the draft uh tendencies between 2022 and 2023 um i noticed right out of the gate in my first best ball draft this off season and i wondered how dumb i was