How to find value in fantasy drafts. That's what we're talking about this week on Stealing

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We had a good conversation about how to find value in our drafts in the previous episode,

and we have a lot of... We've been having fun with our dynasty draft. We had a good conversation about how to find value in our drafts in the previous episode,

and we have a lot of main event drafts coming up, then where we're going to need to execute

some of these lessons that we hope work for us.

Today we're going to talk about players who some of them we believe are values.

Some of them we believe are not values, but maybe at a certain point in drafts,

it would become values. How do you navigate that? And we're going to go with some specific

names. Let's just get it off to a fast start here. And then I want to ask you you are there players you want exposure to but feel

they're overvalued who are they and where are you targeting them yeah and you have a nice

list here in our notes i'm going to rely on on some of your player takes a little bit but the first

name that came to mind on this was DeAndre Hopkins for me,

who I don't know if even overvalued is the right word because he's sort of hard to knock,

but there are these little things that are a concern for me. It's similar to a player that you have

on your list, which is George Kittle, which I think is really interesting, where we know the guy's very productive, but maybe he's

just going a little bit higher than he should based on a situation. For me, with Hopkins,

you know, I understand the idea that like liking some of the other young receivers that go behind

him is sort of akin to that family guy meme where it's like you could have a new boat or you could have this unknown box it could be

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