Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host Corey Evans. Thank you all so much for listening to this week's show. It is episode 271 titled Don't Sleepers. I did this show in 2020 and it was a big hit. I figured I might as well turn the page and do it once again.

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I'm available 24-7 and get back to you as soon as I can. The first player I think that is a sleeper

that should not be slept on is Tua,

Tagavaloa with the Miami Dolphins, 23 years old, fifth overall pick in 2020 out of Alabama,

did not have the most consistent or impressive rookie campaign, but it's far too early to write him

off as a franchise caliber quarterback in the NFL. He had 1,814 yards passing 11 touchdowns to 5

interceptions, 64.1 completion percent rate. That was in 10 games played. In addition, a 36-109

3 rushing log. College pedigree does not translate to automatic success at the pro level. Even so,

I revisited some of Tua's Alabama

tape and feel confident that he will improve as a sophomore with Miami. Remember that he was

widely considered a better quarterback prospect in college than Joe Burrow or even Justin Herbert

in the pre-draft process before Joe Burrow exploded onto the scene during his final year at LSU and ultimately

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