By giving you the players two draft in the right draft strategy, now I have Andrew Cooper,

and we are going to go round by round and tell you the worst picks.

All right, we're going to open up with it.

You have the hot take, and by hot take, it's actually not hot because we had a caveat.

But in the first round, there's no one that we just straight up hate.

But if you have to split hairs

you said that justin jefferson is someone you don't find yourself drafting that often yeah and

here's the thing this is why twitter gets you in trouble this is why uh your social media team

gets me in trouble is that they're very good you know what i mean like Like technically I did say Matt Kelly always gets me to say these little things,

but I don't find myself drafting a lot of Justin Jefferson.

And that's because, like you said, you're splitting hairs at the top, right?

A couple of years ago, C.D. Lamb was going at the end of the first round.

He was on the cover of our draft guide that year. And we actually, because I was

drafting him in the front half of the draft, there was a bunch of guys I was getting very little

of because the thing is, if you tweak these rankings by just a little bit, right? Let's say you have

Jamir Gibbs as your RB1. You can take him as the RB1 in every draft you're essentially in. And it means you're getting no Sequin Barclay means you're getting no Bichon, right?

So just by the fact that I have C.D. Lamb ahead of Justin Jefferson. I C.D. Lamb with

Dak Prescott. They scored 400 PPR points the year before last, the third best wide receiver

PPR season all time behind only Cooper Cup and Jerry Rice. You know, it's like because I have that and I'm just a little bit worried about

the JJ McCarthy situation, they have Addison, they have Hawk.

Just that little tweak alone means that I only get Jefferson in drafts where

someone else also has Lamb ranked ahead, which means I do get him because I'm obviously

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