Hello, and welcome back to the Rotovist Best Ball Show.

My name is Collum Kelly, and of course I am joined by my co-host here, Zachary Krueger.

You can follow on Twitter at ZK underscore FFB.

We're going to be talking about some of the players that are going underdrafted and undervalued in bestball in 2022. I'm looking forward to doing it. And these are specifically running backs. And for people who know listening to me and Zach on the podcast, we are usually zero RB guys. So trying to, you know, target these guys in the third, fourth, fifth round is an interesting turn of events.

But I think that the value is just so much and the upside of these players is so great that I thought we had to jump on a show and talk about them.

So we're going to jump straight into it and we're going to look at Brees Hall rookie with the New York Jets drafted in

2022 coming into the league on Underdog at the moment his ADP is around 47 and over at the

FFPC it is actually 13 picks less at 34 the draft pick overall so when we look at it

fourth round ADP on one side, just late second on the other.

But I think looking at Breece Hall heading into this season, there's just so much upside heading.

And I know he's Michael Carter to work with, but I'm all in on Breece Hall. We were talking about

this before the NFL draft, and we were doing our drafts before the draft itself

and how much rookies increase in value as the offseason goes on after the draft,

and then how much their value increases heading into the season.

And I think we're going to see him continue to creep up, probably to that mid-second round

as camp reports and things like that continue to arise.

A little bit surprised at the difference in ADP on both sites.

Obviously, Underdog is 0.5 PPR and then it's full point PPR over at the FFPC.

So a little bit of a gap there in value, but how are you feeling about Bruce Hall heading into

the season?

So for Bruce Hall, I mean, he's definitely a guy who, you know, you said you're all in on him. I was all in and on him, too, coming into the draft. And then he got the draft capital that we expected him to see. We knew he probably wasn't going to go in the first round, but we thought that a very early second round pick was more than likely for, you know, a player of his caliber, what he brings to the

table. And then he got that capital when he went to the Jets. So everything that we thought about

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