Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host Cori Eves. You find me on Twitter at Cori Ems NFL at DynastyDupod or even on my website at the dynasty do.com. We had one five-star review for the show this past week, which was by Boomer Bear, titled Five Stars.

It read My Secret Weapon, Shorten to the Point. I really enjoy the show. Don't move again. I can't

afford you to take another weekend off. Thank you so much for that kind review. Always

appreciate it. We'll get right to business. Episode 131 of the Dynasty to You podcast is titled

Five Tips for Super Flex League. So I'm taking a break

from once again all the analysis and in-depth stat-driven episodes and giving you all, I believe

what should be a sound overview of Superflex leagues in general, dynasty oriented, of course,

not redraft. But the good news is, even if you are not participating in a Superflex league at the

moment, these five tips are general for Dynasty. And I know I had a few weeks ago with 10

tips and tricks episode for Dynasty Leagues overall. And this is just more focused on Superflexes

because I keep getting more and more questions about the format on a week-to-week basis. And I do believe

that is the future of dynasty fantasy football,

that being super flex because it gives us the owners a chance to become more flexible for lack of a

better word and creative in the sense that we can construct and build a lineup any way we want

that being focused around quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, or tight ends.

And that's really what fantasy football is all

about, using different strategies, all your research, all your time, and building the best

possible roster and being different than your opponents. So without further ado, this is an article

actually wrote for the fancy footballers. So it's going to be more of a scripted episode in the

sense of me reading the article I wrote. But nonetheless, I'll go off in a few tangents and explain why I think these tips are so helpful.

All right, so here we go.

Whether being a season long or dynasty structure, the complexity of a superflex league cannot

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