Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

Appreciate you hanging out with me today for what's kind of a bonus episode.

Normally we've only done two shows per week in August.

Then we go to three per week during the regular season in September.

But when I was writing my biggest takeaways article for week one of the preseason yesterday,

I figured, why not jump on the pod, do a quick episode this morning, go through some of that

stuff, just help everybody stay on top of things that we're learning from these games, right?

So that's what we're going to do today.

Before we get to that, though, this is the time of year when we could really use those ratings

and reviews over an Apple podcast.

I saw the latest one the other day from Radio Teacher.

It was five stars.

It was a long review, so I won't read the whole thing. But sounds like we helped them win a couple fantasy titles last year, which is awesome to hear. So thank you for that. And thank you in advance to anyone else who jumps in there and puts a rating and reviewed down. I'll also direct people towards the score fantasy football draft kit, which I am completely immersed in right now.

Over the weekend, I updated depth charts.

I updated offensive line rankings just to reflect the Jets signing Dwayne Brown to replace

Mackay Beckton, the Brown's losing their starting center for the year, Nick Harris,

the Packers getting some guys off the pub list, plus a couple other little things in there as well.

So we had some movement in the rankings, some new write-ups as well. That has its own section in the draft kit. I also did a mid-month update to the dynasty trade value charts, which I normally don't do. But since we've gotten so much out of training camp and the early preseason games, I felt like they needed a refresher. So you can see those in the draft kit as well. Okay, let's jump into my thoughts from week one of the preseason, and I know it's tough. A lot of teams don't play their starters. Some of the exhibition games are pretty boring, since there's not a lot on the line for these games. The scores don't matter. I always laugh when people are like,

the Ravens haven't lost a playoff game in this many years. Who cares? I guess it shows they're

well prepared. Maybe that they have a deep roster year over year, but really, preseason games are

all about player evaluation. So let's start with a player who everybody is trying to figure out

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