Hello, everybody. Welcome to a good football show. I am Patrick Dardy, joined today by Denny Carter.

We're going to take a spin through the league's latest news before welcoming in our newest

team-mate, Mr. Lawrence Jackson, to discuss his favorite rookie running backs and take a look at

some veterans. He believes a poise to bounce back in 2022 at first. Denny, I believe you have an

earth-shaking announcement to make about your 2022 fantasy drafting strategy and you might

be changing up the kind of players that you target when assembling your teams.

It's a it's a big idea and I'm going to try to distill it here for the listeners.

I've committed in bestball drafting this year to playing the best plays, to drafting the best

players, no matter, no matter position. I'm done thinking is what I'm saying. I'm finished with

thinking. I've done enough thinking. Last year I found myself looking at week 16 and 17 schedules

to determine who I would pick in the later rounds. This is the theater of the absurd. It's

enough. Enough thinking. We're drafting based on pure god. I said on Twitter, I will be like a

lion with a slab of meat. I will have no gods and no masters in bestball this year.

So what you're saying is that spending 60 to 70% of your summer gaming out, which number three

running backs might average 8.3 ppr points after November 10th maybe hasn't been the best use of

your professional and personal time. Man, you said it well. Some would say that you couldn't

have said it better. And yeah, I mean enough is enough. If you look at the teams that win the big

bestball stuff, they're just ordinary looking teams. It's not like some insane strategy worked out

where in my case it's not like the winners of these tournaments don't take running backs until

the 15th round or it's not like they start with with eight running backs off the off the start.

So it's just I'm tired of it. I'm tired of overthinking. I will still probably overthink a little

bit, but I'm trying to ratchet down the actual thought that I put into these drafts. But Denny,

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