Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Doe podcast.

I'm your host Coriabbs.

You find me online at the DynastyDu.com on Twitter at CoriEb's NFL or even at DynastyDupod.

There were two five-star reviews for the show this week.

Both were not written from what I can see via the Apple podcast app.

But whoever did leave those reviews, much appreciated were a mere seven away from 300.

Please keep submitting those.

Episode 146 of the show is titled Week 15, this year's most polarizing players.

I'm going to discuss five players who are difficult to value in dynasty because

of superb production, inconsistent production, and somewhere between throughout pretty much the

entire fantasy campaign in 2018. Leading it off comes as no surprise given his output over the past

two weeks. That's Derek Henry. He's 24 years old.

His 2018 stats, he ranks as the PPR RB18 with a 178, 882, 11 rushing line.

He's also added 13 receptions for 78 yards through the year on 16th target.

So he's a one-dimensional north-south runner.

And he was the same way in Alabama where he won the Hysman in college.

But his last two games, Derek Henry has carried his fantasy owners to probably the championship,

if not close to it, with rushing lines of 17 for 238 and 4 and 33 for 170 and 2 scores.

Unbelievable output.

He's the RB1 overall on its span, unsurprisingly. And if we look at that and compare it to what he was through weeks 1 to 13, that's the RB 39 overall.

So as I said, polarizing RB1 over the past two weeks, but the RB 39 barely on the flex radar

for almost the entire fantasy football season, pretty much the entire

...