Winning and losing with your projections. That's what we're talking about this week.

I'm stealing bananas. I'm fengretchen from my news letter at fenggretchenatslubstack.com.

With me as always is Sean Siegel. You can find out of his work

or whatever is. We talked in the intro to the last show that we're going to have an interesting

cadence here in the next little bit. On the last show, Sean, we started talking about the

chargers, which we both had thought were a really interesting team to discuss. We talked about them for a very long time. We also spent some time on the Bengals and on the Rams, talking through chasing cup at the top of drafts, talking through a lot of really important elements, but only hit on a few different teams. This episode, I think we're going to try to hit on a few more topics, but they were very fun and thorough conversations, certainly, and we have a lot more on our list.

That's why we have to try to hit on more.

We do.

And one of the things we wanted to start with was to look a little bit at the tight ends.

We talk so much about elite tight end,

but I think listeners, you know, certainly readers of our various content,

and just for ourselves, we want to make sure we have

worked through exactly what that means and how it's likely to manifest during the course of

the season who really has the upside and there are a couple of interesting points here

sort of starting out, I think.

One thing you will hear and is very relevant, especially in 2022,

is that you have some hybrid quarterbacks who do a lot of either designed runs or scrambling

that's going to take away from the total play

volume for the rest of their players. And there are some very sharp fantasy analysts who have

voiced concern about the price of some of their receiving targets relative to ADP. And obviously,

it doesn't really matter how good somebody is

if they can't actually outscore what you're paying for them,

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