Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Do Podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. Thank you all so much for tuning in to this week's show, episode 288, title preseason week two. Just like last week, I have quite a few players, scenarios, and or situations to analyze from preseason action, usage, utilization across the board.

A lot of insight that is often brushed over, but allows us to either identify diamonds

in the rough or at least be prepared for the regular season come week one. Before I get to that,

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DM portion of the app. It's only a minimum of $1 per show, $4 to $5 per month. Can't beat if

you're a fan of me and my content. And then lastly, I want to bring up privately podcast episodes

and Zoom calls. Zoom calls I will do throughout the entire regular season and off season. So if you want

to get on my calendar for that, there's plenty of time to do so whenever it is needed essentially.

But privately podcasts, it's closing soon, basically three weeks and some change until the regular

season begins. And then I won't be able to do them because they are simply for analyzing leagues

during the off season.

So if you're on the fence or if you want to get on my calendar, do so quickly.

Hit me up and I'll get it to you as soon as I can, as promise, before the regular

season kicks off.

First player I want to talk about is Joanne Johnson. He could threaten

Adam Troutman's role as a starting tight end for New Orleans. Johnson is 25 in September,

a 2020 UDFA out of Oregon who has converted from a live receiver to a tight end for the Saints,

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