Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host Corey Evans.

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Episode 98 of the show was titled Players to Trade for a Profit, and I'm going to discuss

players to flip for a profit this offseason in Dynasty that is trade, as well as fade or

avoid for redraft purposes at their current cost and valuation.

Number one on the list is Kenyon Drake was receiving a ton of buzz largely apart due to his

output after J.I. He was traded from Miami Dolphins to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Now, Drake is 23 years old. He had 133 carries for 644 yards and three scores for his rushing line in 2017.

It's a 4.8 yard per carry average, very efficient in that regard.

He caught 32 balls for 239 yards and one score in Miami's aerial attack for on 48 targets.

He finished as the PPR RB 32.

Even though that's impressive output across the board, here are the reasons I believe you should trade Kenyon Drake away in your dynasty team if you own him. Workload and

usage rate concerns are at the forefront of this discussion. Consider that across his

four years at Alabama, he never registered Kenying Drake more than 92 Russian attempts in a single

season. Alabama rides its running backs as workhorses.

Think Mark Angram, think Trent Richardson, think even Damian Harris and Bull Scarborough right

now.

That was not the case for Kenyon Drake.

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