Camp Buzz shaking up expectations for the new look Los Angeles Chargers.

That's what we're going to talk about on today's episode of Stealing Banana Shorts. I'm Ben Gretsch. You can find my newsletter at bengretsch.substack.com with me, as always, is Sean Siegel. You can find a ton of fantastic work from him as he's writing every day right now over at Road of Viz. Let's jump into the discussion of the Chargers. One of the fun things that happens right away when all these teams report, we get these first practices, and we get a bunch of information about who's running with

the ones, who's running what the second team, the third team, surprising sort of usage stuff.

And, you know, we are often talking, Sean, about fantasy football on the terms of basically,

you'd almost be forgiven for thinking that we might think that none of that matters,

because things can evolve in a million different ways.

We think that once, you know, between now and week one, a lot can change from week one to

week 17, a lot can change.

Once we get the pads on and we start playing the actual games, but, you know,

sometimes the cream is going to rise.

Some of the later picks are going to bubble up and, and actually get playing time because

the guys in front of them are just not good enough.

It's not just about projecting who's starting

week one, which is what a lot of the conversation does happen to be about right now.

And yet, having said that, there is a lot of interesting news. And so it begs the question

of, you know, how do we respond to it? I'm doing a ton of slow drafts right now. You're doing

a ton of drafting as well.

We are obviously seeing the news. We're obviously thinking through the news. I released my full

projections the other day. And in the post where I released those, I mentioned that some of the

early camp news had caused me to adjust some of my projections before I, you know, I release the

full thing on a couple key players. of my projections before I, you know, I release the full thing

on a couple key players. It's not like I don't think it's relevant. And, and I would assume

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