This is the Late Round Podcast with your host, JJ Zacharyse.

What's up everyone, it's JJ Zacharyse and the editor-in-chief at FandallnetNumberFire.com

and this is episode 259 of the Late Round Podcast, one of the many shows that are part

of the Number Fire Podcast Network.

Thanks for tuning in.

Last month I did a show on one of my favorite topics in fantasy football and that's quarterback

streaming.

I talked through why streaming that position is effective, I gave proof of streaming

actually working, and all that sort of came together to help explain the value of quarterbacks

and single quarterback leagues.

For those of you who don't totally understand what streaming is all about, it's the art

of playing different waiver wire players in spots in your fantasy football lineup based

on matchup.

And since you're only starting one quarterback, one tyden and one defense in your standard

lineup, streaming those positions is far easier than streaming a running back or a wide receiver.

They're in less demand.

There's less of a need to be rostering a ton of quarterbacks, tyden's and defenses.

So there's more usefulness sitting on the waiver wire each week as a result.

By this point, most people are drafting their quarterbacks late because of the depth of

the position, the demand the position brings in fantasy football, and the fact that you

can effectively stream in most leagues.

But tyden average draft position data doesn't look the same as it does at quarterback.

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