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. Football is back.

Hope you all to great week one, if not. Time to reevaluate and look forward to week two. Episode 291 is titled Week 1 Managing Season Long Expectations. We now have a one-week sample size of

2021 data to look at and determine if it's legitimate or perhaps an outlier for the rest of

the duration of this calendar year. Don't forget now a 17-week regular season, which changes

things from NFL coaching standpoint in terms of usage or even

week to week roles on specific team. Before I get to the actual content, I want to thank

Seeley 51863 for dropping a five-star review on the Apple podcast app. It was titled, Listen,

it read, I've been meaning to review this pod for a while. No nonsense. No waste of time. No, dag jokes. No, remember how I predicted this bragging. Just straight up solid dynasty advice. Thanks, Corey. Thank you, Ceeley 518.63 for dropping that review. You want to learn the drill. If you do the same, I'll give you a shout out on the next week's program. Also want to give a shout out to Kevin for joining Patreon this past week.

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discussing the amount of players from my perspective as other name brand shows like ESPN or larger

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