Breaking down early 202380P using great tools over at Rodeviz.

That's what we're going to talk about today on stealing bananas.

Gretsch, my newsletter at Ben Gretsch.comstack.com with me, as always, is Sean Siegel.

You can find all of his great work over at RodeViz.

We obviously talk a lot about the awesome tools at RodeViz, and Sean, you've pulled some early

ADP data from the FFPC, I think.

You'll have to correct me if I'm wrong.

I think you said it was about 10 drafts.

And so we have this first look at what 2023 drafts might be like.

You mentioned on the last show, but I had written an article for the newsletter for Stealing Signals, I guess last

Saturday, that sort of went through the same concept.

I looked at one specific draft that I saw on the Twitter timeline.

You were mentioned that to me a little bit before the show.

And it's a fun thing to do like i had some

some thoughts in that right up i'm really interested to hear your thoughts it's very early and one of the

things that is definitely true is if you go look at the really early drafts from january early

february 2020 it looked nothing like what we saw in August. This will look nothing like what we saw

or will see in August of 2023. There will be movement. It might be the case that some of the things

that we talk about here are things that other people will argue as well over time and we'll be

able to identify some of the movement. That would be one of the sort of advantages of doing this. If people are drafting early is to try to find guys that might be risers later in the offseason, might be fallers, or good of voids in the early part of the off season for the, you know, winter and spring drafts. But we do have to keep in mind, obviously, that none of this is set in stone. It's very preliminary.

And yet it is fun to just sort of see where things landed, right, as we come out of 2022,

which was a year that was obviously pretty interesting in fantasy football.

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