Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans.

You can hit me up on Twitter at Corey Evans NFL or follow along at Dynasty Dude Pod.

Before jumping into this week's episode, I'm going to read to five star written reviews that are very kind and generous.

First one was by Carly Ray, no talent at all.

And the title was The Dynasty Dude Pod is very informative.

The post read, Corey Evans is well-spoken and very accurate podcaster.

His analysis on fantasy football, particularly on Dynasty, is spot on.

This guy does his homework and puts in the time.

You can hear it on the pod.

Info is relevant and based on measurable things like stats and game tape and not personal feelings.

If you were into Dynasty Fantasy Football, this is a podcast you need to listen to in the offseason to prepare for your

rookie drafts really appreciate that thank you very much and then we also had another review by

dantonio brownski title was a great show and it's a concise chill good mix of subjective and

objective data this dude knows the stuff i listen to every show he does solo so no chit-chat

but unlike some of the other shows he's not ramblingambling about numbers, and he's easy to listen to.

I've also reached out to him with questions about starting dynasty, etc., and he has been super available and helpful.

Great show, Corey.

I really appreciate both those reviews, and Dynasty Dude and Dudek community.

We are three reviews away from 80 on iTunes, so please continue to send those in, and I'll continue to read them.

Now, for episode 54 of the Dynasty Due podcast, I'm going to be talking about sophomores prime for a breakout.

And I think it's important to note that, yes, I'm going to discuss whether rookies from 2016 that ranked outside of the top 12 and fantasy points scored will breakout or emerge as sophomores in 2017.

But what defines a breakout is I think statistics better than the previous year, not necessarily becoming an elite asset,

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