Breaking down playoff fantasy football contest. That's what we're going to talk about today.

On stealing bananas, I'm Ben Gretchen. You can find my Twitter at Yards Per Gretsch.

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With me, as always, is Sean Siegel.

You can find all of his work at RotoViz.

And Sean, we're going to definitely be getting into offseason stuff soon.

I know there's a ton of dynasty stuff you want to talk about. We have so much to break down from the season. But this week, it's really fun to look at the playoffs, to break down what we would think might happen. Even for people who aren't playing playoffs fantasy football, we're just going to talk matchups. We're going to talk about the bracket. We're going're going to talk teams high level stuff um there's a lot of different types of playoff fantasy contests for anyone who is considering playing um definitely a fun thing to do it's it's really high variance there's

a lot of game theory and things involved because you have to project how far the teams are going to go

but it's a it's a really fun cap to the season.

I always think fun thing to make the playoffs a little more entertaining.

And so, yeah, we're going to use today's show to kind of talk through the playoffs,

talk through what we think might happen, right?

We are.

And I'm looking forward to this.

It should be kind of crazy. I'm excited to get your

takes on some of these matchups. Many readers and listeners know that Ben also, in addition to stealing

signals, right, some excellent betting content has been very good with that the last couple of years.

And so even if you weren't involved in that, I'd be very excited to get your takes on some of these games, but I know you have a lot of experience in looking through and trying to figure out, you know, what are some exploitable types of opportunities looking at these game lines and what that might mean for us? And just, I'm interested in your contrarian takes for who you just think might be better, might be ready to spring and upset.

So we have, you know, five or six potential hours of content.

We'll see how it kind of boils down to 45 minutes or so here.

That's every one of our shows, Sean.

That's a typical stealing video in this episode where we have to try to pull ourselves away from talking for two hours, three hours, four hours.

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