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Hello, everybody. Welcome into the Fantasy Pro's football podcast. I'm Ryan warmly joined by Andrew Erickson. We are talking league winners. We're supposed to have a guest on the show. He is feeling under the weather. So we are rolling with a two-man show here today, Erickson, which is kind of a preview for what the in-season show is going to be on Tuesdays this year. Our trade show is just going to be a worm and Erickson happy hour every single week. So we get an early preview of that here on our league winners episode. What we're going to do is we're just going to run through a bunch of league winners that you have provided here. I will agree or disagree. We are also going to throw out some league winners that the listeners shared with us on social media and we'll kind of react to them, see what we think. I might throw in a few of mine as well. But this is really one of the most fun and really one of the most important episodes of the year. Because you look at the course of the season and getting value on draft day feels good and it's something you can brag about and it's something that's

important but league winners like the guys who literally do reshape the fantasy season are what it

is about at the end of the day and that's really where we're trying to own in on in this episode yeah

i think too it goes hand in hand with league winners it really does depend where you draft them. They're not

necessarily always the players in the first couple rounds because those players are being drafted

that highly for a reason. Everybody kind of agrees that these are the top players that you should be

taking. And it's really this guy versus this guy. I like both of them. Whereas it's the players

that drastically beat their ADP that are the big league winners.

And just thinking about last year, Chase Brown, right?

He was a massive hit because he was a guy going in the double digit rounds,

ended up being an RB1 down the stretch.

And really, when it mattered most, that's when Chase Brown really broke out.

Same thing with Brian Thomas Jr.

Again, a rookie wide receiver that was drafted way after a lot of the other guys that were selected in round one.

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