Rap back where you at?

Yeah, what's up?

This is the rant.

I'm Jeff.

It's Thursday, July 24th.

Oh, boy. When the players get on the practice field, the injuries can potentially happen. And yes, Justin Fields. I'll talk about that in a minute. Exhale, much ado about nothing, but a friendly reminder that these things can take place. But obviously, as you see from the title of today's podcast,

I want to break down the running back landscape, team by team here, to really give you a profile of each of these guys, very sure profile. I'm not talking about the players themselves. I'm talking about what type of player are they? Are they top shelf? They're not in Sequin, Barclay and Bejan andinson, you already know that, but do you know the deeper names at the

list, right? Do you know the difference between the upside high-ceiling guys and the low-ceiling,

high-floor guys that are probably never going to break out? Where this comes from is last year,

a lot of people missed the idea of, we should be drafting the Chase Brown types, not the Zach Moss

types. And a lot of people ended up stuck with Zach Moss. And I want to do a better job of trying

to convey that information this year because, you know, I always say go after ceiling,

not after floor, but it seemed to get lost in the shuffle. Maybe I have to say it in a different way, or I don't know, trying to work through this, but I don't want people getting stuck this year. So that's what we're going to do on the podcast today. In the meantime, of course, head on over to Ftn Fantasy.com. Today, tight end tears went up. Tears week is officially complete, so all four positioned tiers are up there for you.

Go take a look.

It's still early in the process.

Obviously, things are going to change over the next month, but it is a good starting spot.

And I do really like the idea of tears.

You know, tears will show you where separation occurs, will show you where guys are

similar, and then I like to subdivide my tiers as well to really show you the player profiles

because that's what it's all about for me. It's all about finding buckets of players that fit the

profile that I'm trying to use for my particular build. Tears are certainly one of the key component parts of that entire process. Those are free, though. They are free articles. Of course, we have some great stuff behind the paywall. If you want tiers in a cheat sheet format, people ask for that. And guess what? I finally said, you know what? You're right. And I delivered. There is a tier cheat sheet. It's one of the 16 different cheat sheets you have access to as an FtN fantasy subscriber.

I recommend the pro subscription NFL pro for the serious fantasy player.

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