Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Do podcast. I am your host, Corey Evans. Thank you all so much for listening to this week's show. Before we get right to the details, I had a five-star written review left by Chris Hammersmith, titled Worth a Shot. This is a great find. If you play Dynasty football, then you have to listen to this podcast. No if,

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written, you get that shout out on the following week's program. Episode 249 is titled Week 11,

regular season over or underachievers.

Five names to discuss during this week's show. Before I get to it, quick reminder to check me out on Patreon. It's where you get access to a bonus episode per week in addition to the ability

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First player that I want to break down this week is Justin Herbert as an overachiever.

Sixth overall pick out of Oregon was not expected to start

as a rookie, at least from the get-go, but was forced into action week two after Tyrod Taylor was

administered a pain injection that accidentally pierced his lung. Crazy story, and really it

was essentially the end of the Tyrod Taylor era in Los Angeles

and the beginning of one for Herbert. Herbert has since run away with a quarterback job for the

Chargers, and he's been spectacular in real life and for fantasy football purposes. How about

five, 300 plus yard passing games to the tune of 311, 330,, 347, 326, and 366. Not to mention

seven games with two or more passing touchdowns. 3, 4, 3, 3, 3, 2, 2, and 3. He's been

incredibly reliable week over week with a spectacular ceiling that very few quarterbacks

offer in the fantasy

landscape today.

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