Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Do Podcast. I am your host, Corey Evans. You can find me on Twitter at Corey Evans NFL or at DynastyDupod. Football is back. The regular season is here, and I'm here to review week one, give you my, analysis, et cetera, on this week's show.

Before I do, quick reminder that any five-star written review left for the podcast gets a shout out on the following week's program.

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per show. You're charged whatever amount you do end up pledging. Best way to reach out to me with

any questions. That's the only platform I will respond to in season because there's just so

much information coming my way on Twitter, Facebook, etc. Also, if you want to discuss your team,

what way to move forward, would it be trades, starting line up questions, hit me up for a Zoom

session. We can schedule that as well. Episode 239 is title week one. Football is back. A lot to discuss. I only bring up the

highlights, what I think is the most important feedback to dive deeper into. Of course,

there's so many things that happen and you can get that information from Redraft Podcasts,

but I like to bring a different edge to you fantasy football enthusiasts, especially with

Dynasty being top of mind. We're not going to overreact from one week of NFL action. We're

playing for the long haul here. And sure, there are things that may be important to bring up

and some outliers here and there. But for the most part, I'm going to stay water in terms of letting the full

13 week regular season play out for fantasy football purposes and the entire 16 game slate as well

in 2020. But first, how about we talk about some extensions that happen? And that's very important

for dynasty purposes, that longevity for any player that signs a new deal.

Joe Mixon, a four-year, $48 million extension.

He is 24 years old.

That brings him to his 28-H campaign.

In week one, he was a bit underwhelming, 19 rushes, 69 yards, only average 3.6 yards

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