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

What's up, everyone? It's J.J. Zacharisen. In this episode 990 of the late round fantasy football

podcast, thanks for tuning in.

Every once in a while, I do episodes like this one where I kind of just go.

I don't have the clearest goal in mind when I put together my little show sheet, but

I know there's a general message that I'm trying to get across.

And today's message is the following.

We need to get away from this black and white thinking that's rampant in fantasy football.

Maybe it's hot take culture taking over.

Maybe it's the fact that clicks are more important than more genuine content.

Whatever the reason, the fantasy football world seems to be losing the gray area,

when that's the opposite of what actually should be happening.

As we mature with this game, as this game becomes more and more popular and we become more and

more interested in it, you would think there'd be more recognition to the fact that variance is

everywhere within it.

Like, I've been around for a while now.

I've been doing this as my job for 12 years at this point.

I sort of grew up in the fantasy football space starting when I was in my early 20s, childless living in an apartment

with my girlfriend who's now my wife, thinking I had the answers when I had none. And trust

me, I know that 12 years from now, I'll be looking back at this exact moment, probably saying

the exact same thing. But as I've be looking back at this exact moment, probably saying the exact

same thing. But as I've watched the fantasy football space grow into the awesome community

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