Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I am your host, Corey Evans. You find me online at Corey Evans NFL at DynastyDod on Twitter or even on Facebook and especially Patreon when I release a bonus show per week. This past weekend show was my bold predictions for 2020,

one of my absolute favorite episodes of the off-season process.

Before we get to this week's content,

there were three five-star written reviews left for the podcast this past week.

First was by H-D-B-D-HF,

and it was titled Great Quick Dynasty Updates, a great change of pace podcast at

usually under 30 minutes. My biggest downside is that it's never longer. However, with Patreon

starting at only $1, it's an easy, cheap way to support more and get more. Much appreciated

for the review and the shout-out to Patreon. Next was by Taylor Ripka.

Great easy listen. Started listening today and these are so simple to listen to but with actual

facts rather than just gut calls on who they like. Highly recommend. Then last but not least by

Stephen Scholes. It read outstanding content, very informative, shortened to the

point, no filler. Much appreciated Stephen. We are only about 12 five-star reviews away on the Apple

podcast app from reaching that 500 review milestone. So if you could please keep those coming,

it would be awesome if we reach that before the 2020 campaign begins. Episode 233 is titled Players with the

safest fantasy floors. Sometimes in fantasy football, whether it be redraft or dynasty, we become so

enamored with the idea of drafting those high-upside lottery tickets that are going to win you a

week or a league. But at the end of the day, what matters most sometimes is a safe floor to counterbalance those high upside players. And by this, I mean

individuals that you put in your lineup and you're not too worried about them putting up a zero

or a lacklust of performance. More often than not, they're going to give you double-edged

output of PPR or simply be a safe

commodity with very little room to bust comparison to their peers at cost.

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