Ladies and gentlemen, fellas, fellas, what's going on? I hope you're enjoying the start to your day right now. Salveccher here and I am going to be discussing a Superflex Dynasty League strategy. But within this strategy itself, if you don't have the combination of those two things, we'll be talking about Dynasty Strategy in here. We'll be talking about the Superflex strategy in here. If you're not familiar with either of those, I think you should be. I think they're the two most fun, if that's even a word, the funest of fantasy football leagues. And now you're mashing them together because the levels of strategy goes way deeper than your standard league PPRs. Standard league PBRs are

nice, right? Not every single person in your league is going to be ready to take that leap into a to a dynasty or Superflex or, God forbid, both of them at once, but I want to just give you, for the people who are watching this, who are in either of those types of leagues, or who are

interested, and I think you should be interested in these leagues, because I think Dynasty

is where really all fantasy football is going. I want to give you an idea of what the strategy

should be and kind of discuss my mindset behind Superflex, behind Dynasty dynasty and especially when you combine the two together because there's not a lot of information out there when it comes to what are the rankings what is the strategy what type of

early round strategy should i be taking in these types of formats so over my shoulder is a draft

that i'm currently in as you can see it's not done we're only in the eighth round it's a slow draft

meaning that we have eight hours i believe for each one our picks. It's a league that I'm in on Osmo. I do shows on Osmo.com. It's a daily fantasy sports platform,

as well as just covering fantasy sports. So I do some shows for contract work there. So a lot of

people in the industry that you might be familiar with are going to be in this draft, a good

amount of them. There's 14 total people. So that's another caveat, not just 12. It is, I believe, a PPR format. And we have that

super flex option, which if you're not familiar, super flex just means that you get to roster a

quarterback. And then one of your flex spots can actually also roster another quarterback. So

technically, it could be a two quarterback league in that flex spot for you. So it does make

quarterbacks a little bit more of a priority. And the fact that there's also the dynasty aspect of it. It makes it even more of a priority to target younger, higher,

upside quarterbacks. And we'll discuss that you can see that happening in this draft in a second.

And what is the dynasty format for those of you that are not 100% familiar? Dynasty just means

if you're in a standard league, you just draft players every single year and you get a brand new team. That's a standard league. Maybe it's a PPR. Maybe you have individual defensive players. But Dynasty pretty much just means you get to bring

back the entire band of characters the next year in your draft. You do the first year startup draft,

which is this one. It's very similar to a redraft. You just take a bunch of players. And then after that

every single year, you have a rookie draft. After all the the draftees are taken to their teams, usually that week or two

after, a couple weeks after even the NFL draft is when you start to draft your rookies at that

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