This is the Lay-Round Podcast with your host, Jay-Jay Zacharyson.

What's up everyone, it's Jay-Jay Zacharyson, the editor-in-chief over at numberfire.com,

and this is episode 149 of the Lay-Round Podcast, one of the many shows that are part of

the numberfire podcast network.

Thanks for tuning in.

If you were to completely simplify the argument for drafting a quarterback late in Fantasy

Football, it would be that each team in your league only needs to start one when they

need to start two or three running backs and wider sievers.

As a result, unlike real football, quarterback just aren't needed all that much in fake

football.

So if that's the quick argument against early round quarterback drafting, what about

tight ends?

Because as we know, most league formats start just one tight end, so wouldn't the strategy

look identical?

Sort of, but not exactly.

I often get a lot of similar questions from readers and listeners, and one of those

frequent questions is about my tight end strategy.

By now, most of you know my stance on quarterbacks in both single quarterback and superflex

leagues.

If you don't, feel free to hit pause and go back and listen to episode 139.

That'll provide some detail.

But given the question surrounding my tight end strategy, I figured that I'd give the

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