Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host Corey Evans.

You find me online at the Dynasty Dude.com or on Twitter at Corey Evans NFL or at Dynasty

Dude Pod.

There were no five starboard reviews for the show this week, so we'll get right to business.

Last week, I discussed MVP candidates for the fantasy football regular season.

This week, I'm going to discuss LVP candidates or least valuable player candidates at each

skill position for the 2017 fantasy football regular season.

Folks, we are entering week 13, the final week for most leagues of the regular season.

So just like last week, going to go by quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and tight

end, and describe those players that have been the least valuable to fantasy teams,

given their respective prices, this offseason, expectations, things of that nature.

To lead things off with the quarterback position, we have Derek Carr.

He is 26 years old, his 2017 passing line, 2,44 yards passing, and a 16-8 touchdown

interception ratio.

On paper, it doesn't look horrible, but Carr has been abysmal in 2017, at least compared

to his off-season expectations, and it's ascending Oakland offense.

Right now, Derek Carr is the quarterback 20 overall in fantasy, so a back-end QB2, high-end QB3

depending on how many teams in your league.

And his LVP criteria why he has been one of the least valuable players at his respective

skill position.

To begin, Oakland's entire offense has been a complete disappointment in 2017 and Carr is a

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