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Welcome, bike, to the channel.

Welcome bike to the headquarters.

And we've been ripping off the premier rookie content out there right now.

We're doing the best of it.

I don't think there's anyone topping what we're doing right now.

We're going to continue rolling with a very quick video.

I'm not going to go too far into it.

I'm not going to invest a lot of time into it because NFL teams didn't invest a lot into these players. Thus, they are not getting drafted in rookie drafts. In your dynasty, fantasy,

draft, your rookie draft, something happens after the draft. Typically, you need to load up what we

call your taxi squad. Taxi squad, for those of y'all that are unfamiliar, is this little

section of your roster that doesn't even count against your active roster where you can put players onto it for a specific amount of time, typically either one year or two years depending on your league settings, and you let them sit there, all right?

You can't take them off.

If you take them off, you're not allowed to put them back on.

The point is, typically the way my leagues are set up for Dynasty is it's either 26, 28, or 30 man

rosters. And that's the active roster. Then you have a taxi squad of either, you know,

two, three, four, four, five players, depending on, again, what your league settings are. I,

I like to have four taxi squad spots in my leagues, along with like 28 active roster spots. Now you could put

any rookie on a taxi squad and he can sit there for us up to two years. So technically you could

be a sophomore on the taxi squad, but that's only if you did not take them off. So basically

you're investing into either young players or undeveloped players or dudes that you think are going to take, you know, a year

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