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

and this episode 380 of the late round podcast when many shows that are part of the Fandall

podcast network.

Thanks for tuning in.

For those of you who have listened to this show for a while, you know my approach at

the Titan position is to either spend up or don't spend it all.

And generally I'm going to go with more of a late round Titan approach because of the

opportunity cost involved in getting a Titan early.

But I recognize the benefits of an early round Titan.

The positional edge is there.

It's not as easy to stream Titan as it is at quarterback let's say.

Partially because the position isn't as predictable.

There are real mathematical reasons that support going with a Titan early.

There are mathematical reasons to go with one late though too.

Like the lack of opportunity cost, the fact that we see late round Titans emerge pretty

frequently, and the overall supply and demand of the position.

You're only starting one of them in your fantasy football lineup each week.

To that last point, the question I keep getting relates to that point.

It relates to supply and demand.

I'm going to read an email that I got this week to kick off the show because I think

it's important for fantasy purposes.

It's certainly not important for real life purposes because fantasy football is pretty

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