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

What's up everyone, it's JJ Zacharyse and the editor-in-chief at Fandall and at number

fire dot com and this episode 516 of the Lay-Round Podcasts with many shows that are part

of the Fandall Podcast Network.

Thanks for tuning in.

This is a fantasy analyst including yours truly, we do studies all the time the focus

on average draft position trends.

Just last week I did an episode on the running back dead zone.

That really is just a deeper examination of historical average draft position.

Also can I just say ADP from now on during this episode, I think 99.9% of you know that

ADP stands for average draft position.

So I'm going with ADP.

Anyway, I love studying ADP trends because ADP is essentially a fantasy manager's behavior.

We don't always have easy ways to measure that behavior.

It tells us how fantasy managers think year in and year out.

And while players change and positions get deeper or shallower, there really are consistent

things that we see every single season when it comes to ADP.

That's sort of what the running back dead zone episode was all about.

On today's episode I'm going to do some more ADP analysis.

This time I plan to dig into what happens to team offences when the fantasy football market

seems to be into players in those offences.

In other words, if there are a lot of players from one team getting drafted early, what

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