We're talking Elijah Moore and I'm on Raw, St. Brown on RotoViz Radio. Welcome into the RotoViz Fantasy Football Show.

I'm Dave Kaben, one of the owners here at RotoViz.

I will be doing this pod solo as Curtis is fully entrenched in working on the RotoViz

rookie guide right now.

And we did not want to disturb that flow as we really are putting an effort into

releasing this document as soon as we possibly can.

As I said on yesterday's episode, we met Curtis I, Sean Blair, and Travis May on Monday night did a full ranking summit.

We did a ton of drafts in different formats, rotating where everybody was able to pick in

those drafts to kind of almost build like a Rhodoviz analyst ADP of where we see the

rookies falling out right now was a very informative exercise my quick takeaway on the way that

this class shapes up is that there are very few players almost if any really that you can look at here and say, I feel extremely confident

saying that this player is going to be a fantasy superstar.

Now, that could change as we have more time to really dig in, see how athletic testing

might shape some of these scenarios, see what some of

these scouts on the teams think or the information that comes out of what teams think of these

players, is that might change the draft capital for some of these guys, which we know is super

important. But as I see it now, and I'm not saying that there aren't going to be guys

that do emerge as superstars, because that always is in play with classes. It's always hard

to know how many you're going to get from each class, and there generally are always guys that

emerge that become substantial fantasy contributors. The thing is, you don't always know who

those players are going to be, and at this point this year, I think it's a very challenging class for identifying who those players are going to be, which is why I think it's going to be really important for dynasty managers this year to narrow down that list of the guys that they do think are going to be the most likely to be

those superstars and then the most likely to be contributors. And I think that a lot of that this

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