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

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

fired dot com and this episode 525 of the Lay-Round Podcast.

So many shows that are part of the Fandall podcast network.

Thanks for tuning in.

Monday's episode is one of my favorites.

You do research and you have a breakthrough and when you're as nerdy as I am about this

stuff it's easy to get excited.

Unfortunately I think that excitement may have gotten in the way of fully communicating

the idea that I was trying to communicate.

If you didn't listen to Monday's show hit pause and go listen to it.

There are a handful of questions today that tie back to the stuff that I talked about

on that episode.

The key thing that I talked about on that show though was how team RB1's in the middle

rounds they tend to hit at a much higher rate when they have teammate running backs also

drafted in those middle rounds.

So for example Chase Edmunds this season versus James Conner.

Both are being drafted in the middle rounds and Edmunds would be the hypothetical player

who hits in this scenario.

On the flip side an RB1 in the middle rounds without a teammate drafted near him doesn't

do as well like Michael Carter this year.

I had like 10 or 15 people hit me up after that show was published asking how we determine

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