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We got a lot to get to and a fun show for you today. Before we get into the trades that

are going on in our dynasty rookie only draft, we're going to talk about some early look

at, I guess early look, where we're may. So it's early. So a look at the NFC average

opposition. Before we get into that, he's giving a quick explanation about what NFC is and

what this average opposition is from.

Yeah, what NFC actually stands for is national fantasy championship. And they run contests

worth lots of dollars to be the best fantasy player on their site. And they have best ball

contests. They have super flex contest. The ADP we're using today is basically all drafts

that they have hosted since the beginning of May that do not include auctions. So it

includes best ball ADP. It includes super flex ADP. And so the important thing to remember

is when we're talking about quarterbacks, it's probably more important where the quarterback

is being drafted amongst the quarterbacks as opposed to where the quarterback is being

drafted in terms of round value.

So Dave, who's your favorite player right now to draft based on the NFC ADP in May?

I love the value that you can get on Chase Claypool where you can draft them well outside

of the top 24 wide receivers. His ADP is right around 70th overall. So that's around

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