A lot of people when drafting in fantasy football get over infatuated with what happened last year or fancy names and things that aren't repeatable.

Okay.

And the problem with going too heavy into what happened last year is that you take this sample size of 16 games, 17 games, and you think that that is the norm for all of these players.

When a lot of the times you have two similar players, statistically, athletically,

and more importantly, in similar situations, but something just didn't break right for one

player and it broke right for the other player, meaning this guy finished as the RB7, this guy finished as

the RB 27, whereas this upcoming year, everything is the same, except we want to factor in luck.

We want to factor in all this nonsense, okay?

So what I'm here to talk to you all about today is some, I really don't like the word arbitrage.

It's so overplay and overused, but that's kind of what we're doing today.

I'm talking about maybe POV plays, point of view, right?

We're going to POV a player that looks like one player but is actually another player.

That's what we're going to call it.

The POV plays today.

So if you're thinking about drafting one of these specific running backs in fantasy football at their current ADP, I'm going to give you a prototype player

extremely similar situations going much later in drafts. All right, sound good, sound Gucci.

Y'all know what to do next. Let's tuck our shirts in.

Let's stop yelling. Let's see. Let's stop yelling.

Let's eat.

So first up on this list, I hinted at this swap in the mock draft that I did on Sunday. Now, if you want a mock draft

with me, the easiest way is to jump in our Discord is completely free. And the link is right in the

description. Come in. Talk fantasy football with us. Talk about draft strategy. Talk about margaritas.

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