Happy Draft Season, Fantasy Coaches and welcome to the Fantasy Pros Football Podcast.

I'm your host Bobby Sylvester. On today's show I'll be joining one of the most respected experts in the

industry and one of the top five most accurate since we started keeping track of it in 2010.

It's Jamie Eisenberg of cbsports.com. Jamie can be found on Twitter at Jamie Eisenberg.

And he's going to give us some insight on why he's high in certain places here on which ones he's low on.

So make sure to take some notes. Later in the week we're going to have James Co. of NFL.com on for

another show. And we're going to be doing the listener mail back segment. So be sure to get your

questions in to bobbyatfinityproes.com or tweet me at bobbyfinitypro. Also we're giving away a draft

wizard Hall of Fame package, which is the top tier package for draft wizard. If you want to enter

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drawing from the entries where the feedback's negative or positive. We just want to know what you

like and where we can improve. All right, let's jump in his football.

We've now got Jamie with us. Hi, Jamie. Thanks for coming on the show.

Oh, my pleasure. Thanks for having me. Jamie, so I was reading earlier today about an IDP draft

that you participated in with Jake Sealey from Roto experts. He was on the show with us last week.

Do you think more leagues ought to use IDP players? Yeah, I certainly think if you're trying to

increase the level of fun that you can have, I think like the dedicated fantasy user, the expert

that has been playing for many years, they're always looking for something different. It started

probably from going standard leagues to PPR and maybe two-quarter back leagues. I don't know if you

need to go to the extreme like what we do with our IDP league where it's a full defensive lineup,

but I always think it's fun to maybe add like three guys, one defensive line and one line back or

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