Hello and welcome to PFF Fancy Football Podcast. I'm your host Ian Hart. It's happy Tuesday.

Everybody, we got some news to break down by we, I mean myself, none other than PFF's

finest, none other than Joanne, the rock, McFarlane, Joanne, what's up, man? Non-team preview

edition. We're done with them. We're done. Yeah, man, we have plenty to catch up on. Obviously,

obviously Scott Fishball in full season. So that's always fun. It's the juices flowing

on kind of a redraft format. Plus just crazy rules where ADP is completely out the window.

So I think that's one of the things I love the most besides the fact, you know, the mission

behind Scott Fishball, like what a great dude. I love Scott Fish. He knows that. I love

Scott Fishball. What are kickers doing in the flex? Who started this God forsaken movement?

Like I just don't, who actually enjoys this? Like who's like, oh, man, just what I wanted

to do today is pick between this wide receiver and this kicker. Like I, I just don't think

it makes FFF more fun. Joanne, isn't that what we're trying to do ultimately with fantasy

football? We're trying to have fun. Kickers in the flex is objectively not fun. Am I wrong

here? No, it makes it more fun because then some people actually want to draft kickers

in the flex, which is the wrong move. And then that means Ian, you get more shots at guys

that are not kickers and they are now on your roster and they give you a better chance

to win later in the season. So yeah, I'm in favor of these rules because it baits people

into going for it. We are going to have one, not even a full podcast on kickers, but we

will talk about them at some point in the off season for you poor souls that continue

to play in leagues with those half breeds. But enough of that negative nonsense, Joanne,

you are correct in that we have plenty of news to catch up on over the past six weeks

or so. Let's get after it. Starting off with the Baker Mayfield trade wasn't Cleveland.

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