This is the late round podcast with your host, J.J. Zacharre

reason.

What's up everyone, it's J.J. Zachary, and in this episode 891 of the

late-round fantasy football podcast sponsored by Underdog Fantasy. Thanks for

tuning in. The fantasy Football content space is filled with snake draft

content. It's filled with the standard 12 team you pick a guy, then I pick a guy,

then our leaguemate picks a guy, that type of content.

And that's because the vast majority of fantasy leagues use snake drafts.

As a content creator myself, I'm going to want to make stuff that people want to listen to.

I'll definitely dig into more niche topics,

but I'm trying to help as many people as I can win in fantasy football.

Snake drafts rule fantasy football still.

But as we know, a lot of people play in auction drafts too.

In those drafts, a team nominates a player to be bid on, like an auction, and league managers bid that player up until no one wants

to bid them up anymore and the highest bid then gets that player. That means that if you

don't want a top 10 running back or a top 10 wide receiver on your fantasy team you don't have to you

don't need one of those players if you want to get multiple top five wide receivers you

can do that if you really want to. There's a little bit more flexibility with

auction drafts. That's something that a lot of people enjoy, myself included. Now I've

gotten questions about auction drafts for years. I get them every single summer.

And the main one that I get these days is, is there auction draft information in your draft guide

as well? And the answer to that is no, there isn't, at least not directly.

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