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I'm here we go three two one boom and welcome to our first NFL pick-em see week

first NFL I've done jack this all up first First pick him of the year. He tries.

Brought to you by Mitch Hall, Chevrolet, and Haskell, Texas.

I'm Jeff Stanfield with the world famous Andy Shaver. It's finally here. Yep. We brung in the big dog to do the first one. Red Dog is what his team is. We call him Ryan. He won our league last year. He is the man. How many leagues were you in last year?

Last year I was in four leagues.

I mean, in this year.

I'm only in three this year.

How mean you in last year? Last year I was in four leagues.

How many in this year? I'm only in three this year. How mean you win last year? I won three leagues last year. Holy shit. Yeah, and got second another one, right? Yes. I'm telling you, the guy's good. I'm telling you. So what's more important? The draft or waiver wires? WaverWire. WaverWire?

That's where you set yourself apart?

Yep.

You win at the waiver wires, draft, you set yourself up for the season, and then you just got to pay attention to the waiver wires. You think the advantage is, is you being a police officer and you work late nights, and you can scan the when the waiver wire pickups happen? And it takes a lot of dedication, especially of those early morning waiver wires. You got to set the alarm at 4 a.m. You got to get up, get ready, scan the wave wires and get be the first one there. See, at the hunting lodge, it's an advantage in Andy and all them have because they're up. And then when Payne was living on the West Coast and we would do it at midnight or two in the morning our time at midnight he was still up so he

wouldn't go to bed till after waiver wire deals that's a big advantage to the people it really is we're

doing a fab uh budget on the waiver wire in one of our other leagues i'm excited about that see we did

in uh my other money leagues in dallas we do uh actual money so really if you want to pick somebody up with a minimum, $5.

Right.

I think one year I seen, I forgot, I think it was Adrian Peterson's rookie year.

He didn't get drafted.

And someone spent like, I think, $150.

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