What's up everyone it's JJ Zacharyson, the editor-in-chief over at numberfire.com and

this is episode 84 of the Late Round Podcast, one of the many shows that are part of the

Number Fire Podcast Network.

Thanks for tuning in.

A huge component to the Late Round quarterback strategy and fantasy football's replaceability.

As the supply of usable quarterbacks and fantasy football is great and the demand is not,

you get an excess and worthwhile passers that you can play each week.

This, along with the overall predictability of the position, is why streaming is a viable

strategy.

Sometimes just saying these things doesn't do it for readers and listeners though.

I can talk about how quarterbacks are predictable and show numbers as to why, and I can explain

that the supply of quarterbacks is massive, but sometimes without examples people don't

fully come on board.

They don't fully understand.

So let me give you a perfect example.

Russell Wilson in week 14, 2017.

Wilson has dominated fantasy football this year.

Over the last 10 weeks he's ranked as a top 10 weekly quarterback in all but one game.

Imagine having a running back with that kind of consistency and saying to yourself, he's

got a bad matchup.

Should I bench him?

You don't say those things because you can't say those things because running backs and

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