Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host, Corey Evans.

Thank you for listening to this week's episode.

It is show number 358, title Week 15, late season, value surprises.

I want to discuss five names that are relatively unexpected when it comes to their recent contribution in redraft

or dynasty with the lens on their future long-term stock. Before I get to that, we had two

five-star written reviews on the Apple podcast app. Each of them deserve a shout-out. First was by

Grant G97 titled Favorite New Dynasty Podcast. It read. I started listening a couple of months ago and have come to love this pod. He does a great job of giving you useful information in a precise manner. He doesn't waste time going on rants about non-football related things, yet it is also not so analytical that it's boring. He brings a great balance and I enjoy it.

Really appreciate that review grant. Thank you so much. The other review was left by the mayor 94.

It was titled Short, Sweet, and To the Point, it read, this is hands down my favorite dynasty podcast.

It's not even close. Episodes are short, sweet, and full of unique, useful, player information that most

podcasts won't mention. You can listen to four episodes and learn a ton of information in the

same amount of time it takes to listen to one episode of any other show. You want

Dynasty Pearls and don't want to have to listen to 50 minutes of fluff, ads, and

repetitive junk to do it. This is the podcast for you. Wow, thank you so much for that kind review and feedback as well.

Both of you are entered into my December monthly giveaway, which is last time I'll

describe in detail.

Two 30-minute Google Meet roster consultations that I will randomly draw from one side

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