Fires down field to Chimorh Chase.

He's got it live.

And takes it all the way.

DJ Moore has a path to the end zone.

Jonathan Taylor, touchdown.

Pass is hot.

Dix.

Touchdown.

Hello, everyone.

Welcome back to Road of his Overtime on Road of his Radio, brought to you by Blue Wire. My name is Colin Kelly. You can follow me on Twitter at Overtime, and I am joined by Sean Siegel, my co-hosts here on Road of Bus Overtime, also the co-host of the fantastic Steeding Bananas podcast. Sean, today we are going to have a fun show as we look into. Some people talk draft slots which is the best which is the worst

we have talked a little bit i think you know maybe the five six could be the the nice spot

sometimes in these drafts if you don't get one of those top picks but i do think when you get into

seven eight it can be a little bit of a challenge as you miss out on that top tier of wide receivers

and running backs but today we are going to talk about the bad draft slot that might be a gift and the

aggressive plan to overcome it and dominate tournaments.

And often when we talk about zero RB as well, we talk about the opportunity at the back

end of the draft to try and differentiate, to try and build that positional advantage.

So we're going to talk to it today as well and we're going to see, and it is going to be based off your recent Apex Experts League,

where you did draft from the 111.

So obviously a challenging group that you're drafting with there in a very challenging

format.

Yeah, so Mike Brody does the Apex Leagues, a really fun format.

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