What's up everyone it's JJ Zacharyson the editor-in-chief at Fandallnetnumberfire.com

and this is episode 263 of the Late Round Podcast

one of the many shows that are part of the Fandall podcast network

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People who play an analyzed fantasy football they seem to dismiss a lot of things this time of year

I agree that a lot of what we read and see is absolute garbage this time of year

A lot of it is completely subjective

But there are still some takeaways you can grab and maybe help you understand how a team views a player a little bit more

How you personally evaluate talent not only can that just be wrong but it also has to align with how teams think

Because in the end teams are choosing which players find the field and in turn which players will be fantasy relevant

Talent is part of the equation but let's not pretend like we have all the answers sitting at home on our couches

We don't so we need to utilize as much information as we possibly can

The same goes for schedule analysis

We look back on an NFL season every year and we say man who could have predicted this

But it's not so unpredictable that you can't correctly foresee anything happening

Like I think it's kind of hypocritical for someone to project a video

I think it's kind of hypocritical for someone to project what's going to happen with individual players and fantasy football

But then say that we can't project what a schedule looks like that seems like backwards logic

And not only that but a lot of the man who could have predicted this stuff usually ignores the things we actually predicted correctly

There are still things that are pretty easily predictable in the NFL especially when you look at the stable pieces like quarterback play

And then most of all with all of this it's important to remember that no one is living and dying by this type of analysis

You shouldn't be fading a certain player completely because the schedule just looks brutal

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