Hello, everybody. Welcome to a special edition of the World Football Show. I am Patrick Dardy.

I of course was joined all of Super Bowl Week by Mr. Dinny Carter, and in turn, we were

joined by a bevy of special guests.

That includes late round fantasies, JJ Zacharison.

This is football's Kevin Clark, the ringers, Sheel Capaddea, and they shared a lot of great

stuff with us.

JJ talks about what he calls the death of the wide receiver two in fantasy football.

Kevin checks in on the state of Cam Ward.

Sheel helps us break down the recently completed head coaching carousel.

There's really good stuff for some really special guests.

If you missed it the first time around, now's a perfect time to check it out.

Thank you so much for

listening. We'll talk to you again all this week, all this winter. This idea of the wide receiver

two and the slot receiver sort of going away in fantasy football because of an increased usage in

tight ends. You know, two tight end and even three tight end sets are much more common as you, as you

discussed and researched. And this has reduced, you know, snaps, slots, and targets

for guys who used to be reliable slot receiver options. So tell us a little bit about your

findings and, you know, what it might mean for next season as far as drafting goes.

Yeah, so I did some research. And, you know, I think anyone that does fantasy rankings

each week realize that wide receiver, you're like, oh, this player is good. And then you get

to, like, wide receiver nine, like that early, right? And you're like, every wide out from, like,

wide receiver 10 to wide receiver 35 is the same right it's like the same

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