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Welcome everyone to the PFF Fantasy Podcast, ID'm your host John Macri, and today is part four of our special dynasty rankings edition of the podcast, the final entry in this rankings quartet, where we wrap up things with a greatly important

IEP position here, especially when they're split out on their own, in own in the league settings it's the defensive

tackles so we've now gone over the top 20 linebackers top 20 edges top 20 defensive

backs so you can go back and listen to those as well if you want.

They're in the feed and the YouTube however you want to find them if you haven't already.

But yeah on top of the rankings themselves I've loaded those episodes up with detailed data and information about the positions themselves and how they relate to IDP which is going to be probably even more valuable than the actual rankings.

But I'm going to continue that today with these interior defensive linemen as well as the

rankings of course. So let's get it. Oh, All right, let's talk some IDP defensive tackles, which comes with a bit of a loss this season as Aaron Donald officially retired as the goat defensive player in my opinion.

But he leaves the position better off than how he found it, you know, inspiring the NFL and its players to find or be the next

Aaron Donald and giving us a lot more pass rushing upside from these defensive tackles that we didn't quite get in the past as the

NFL becomes more open to taking shots and giving opportunities to these undersized three techs that don't have to be amazing run stuffers and offer that ability to get after the quarterback.

So now with that the position is arguably as deep as it's ever been for I.

You know, however, I say deep, but I'm only talking deep relative to past defensive tackle classes

relative to all IDP positions, it's still the most shallow position there is. So again, just kind of again talking about the position itself and some hopefully helpful information here.

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