This is the late round podcast with your host, JJ Zacharisa.

What's up, everyone? It's JJ Zacharisen.

In this episode 980 of the late round fantasy football podcast, thanks for tuning in.

We're in the middle of NFL draft season.

You're reading prospect profiles. You're listening to me talk about my model. For some of you,

it might be a little overwhelming. There are a lot of things to remember. Well, we're going to talk about a brand new topic today just to fill your brain up with more information.

But hopefully it'll actually alleviate some of the cramming that you're doing pre-draft.

Now you often hear myself and others talk about day one, day two, and day three picks in

the draft.

Day one being the first round or night one of the draft.

Day two is round two and three. And then day three is the

remaining part of the draft. Every pick is unique and it holds its own individual value. Let's

first get that out of the way. When I'm generalizing and I'm saying this guy's going to be a day two

pick, I don't mean that a player getting drafted 35th overall is the same as a player getting

drafted 80th overall.

Both of those guys are day two selections, but the 35th overall player has much better draft

capital.

When we get to day three, though, things generally do shift.

The picks that we're talking about hold less value.

Teams are going to be more willing to swing for the fences or do things that they otherwise

wouldn't do.

They're not as afraid of missing on those picks because the value of those picks aren't as high.

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