It is time to talk tragedy.

I'm always going to say that because of Bugs Bunny on today's edition of the

Audible C.

And between us, don't make me do math, like 60 years of fantasy playing experience.

Not our age, Bloom, but just I've been playing since 1993.

You've been playing since the mid 90s as well, probably about the same time.

We've seen a lot.

We've seen a lot of strategies change.

There's some that are tried and true, and then there's some that are kind of the recent trend.

We're going to talk about both, but before we jump into the actual strategies, I think it is roughly 60 years between

the two of us in terms of fantasy football experience. Yeah, and what playing fantasy paying

too much attention. I love your line sees. You have a life we don't. That's how we ended up here

football guys. You more than anything, learn there is

no one right strategy. There is no one, there's not just one right answer. There are multiple

right answers. And it's always, you never step in the same river twice. The other thing is

there's two elements of

fantasy football draft strategy as what we're specifically talking about today draft strategies

there's your player evaluation your team evaluation how you feel about the players but you have to

also know how to other people that's what ADP is good for just knowing what other people the people drafting against, what they think, and that's how you start to put together a strategy, knowing there are certain players you can wait on that you have valued higher or lower than the crowd. And then the other thing is, the crowd is always reacting to what happened last year. So that is going to skew people's perception of players, just the recency bias and the

classic Wayne Gretzky skate to where the puck's going to be, not to where it's been.

So let's try to figure out where the puck's going to be this year.

Yeah, where's it going to be?

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