What do you get when you put a bunch of fantasy-crazed MIT grads together with neuroscientists and Rodev's alum Renee Miller?

A brand new, smarter game that puts you firmly in control of a fantasy football franchise.

When you sign up and fill your league, you'll be buying a season fantasy roster of 14 players, all with realistic contracts, some good, some terrible.

You'll decide who to keep, who to drop, who to extend, and who to maybe trade before your

preseason auction, where you'll fill out your starting roster. Stay under the $100 million

salary cap while building what could be a lasting dynasty. This is Franchise League football, and it's built

for people who want a more strategic, more realistic fantasy experience. In addition to player

contracts and salary cap, FLF is creating features you can't find anywhere else, the ability to stash

a current college player, in-game injury relief, and round-robin playoffs, for example. Check us out

at Franchiseleaguefootball.com

where you can find all the details and

links to download the iOS and Android

apps, and be sure to sign up using the code

RV50 to save $5

off the $10 buy-in.

Now is the time to step up your fantasy

game with FLF.

Sleepers that could be league winners in 2025.

That is what we're diving into today with Davis Maddox.

We're looking forward to having a conversation, picking up some gems here that are going to go straight into your fantasy draft pool to help you win championships this season. My name is Column Kelly, and as I mentioned, joined here by the one, the only Davis Maddoch. When we look at some of the players and the profiles that are going to fit in here, is there anything in particular that you're looking for with a sleeper profile? Are we talking for, you know, round nine and

beyond? Are we talking about rookies that obviously haven't played in the NFL yet? Are we talking

about some post-hype guys? What do you look for? Or is it just a combination of the profile,

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