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

As always, you find me on Twitter at Dynasty Corey, and you can follow along with

the pod at Dynasty Dude Pod.

Got a pretty exciting episode today.

There's no guests, but we have some cool content to discuss.

I've had a lot of questions, a lot of people reach out to me recently about startup

dynasty drafts and different rules, strategies, or suggestions that I would have as to how to structure it.

So with that idea in mind, I'm actually going to go over some structure ideas, including some rules or suggestions that I either have learned through experience or just have to offer based on my dynasty background.

And then I'm also going to go over some news and notes around the NFL, some different

signings that might have impacted fantasy players from a dynasty perspective, and then we'll

round out the episode.

Next week, I do expect to have a guest on, so definitely stay tuned for that.

But let's get right into it.

So if I were to start a dynasty draft today, a startup draft, I first off

would highly recommend using my fantasy league. It's intuitive, it's easy, and there's practically

an infinite number of options to use from a dynasty standpoint. It's very user-friendly, and it's

so detailed that there's no other site I could even offer or recommend slash endorse for a dynasty league.

It's simply the best service available for your needs.

Let's move right along.

For a startup draft, I would recommend going at least 25 to 30 rounds, especially which my next point is.

If you have 10 to 12 teams, for me, that's a base.

You need to have at least 10.

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