An early look how we're playing the quarterback position.

That's what we're going to talk about today on stealing bananas.

I'm Ben Gretchen from my newsletter at Bengrish.com.

With me as always is Sean Siegel.

You can find all of his great work at Wordavis.com. Sean, we have talked a ton about Dynasty over the last month all through

May. We promised we'd start to get into some redraft stuff. I'm just starting some of my more

extensive redraft research. I think something that is really important that I've learned over the years

is a willingness to be sort of flexible.

It can be tough to adjust to late news and information that we're getting out of camp,

which is very important.

I think the big, it doesn't mean we would take that news at face value over what we know or, you know,

what we have from our research, what we think about these players, but certainly we know that

this entire exercise is a range of outcomes-based thing. And so a lot of that research,

the way I've started to look at it is I want to think

through what the pro case looks like, what the con case looks like, and then still be

flexible to information and indications that maybe were headed towards the pro or towards

the con case and not necessarily anchored in and and

weighted down by you know really firm opinions from early in the off season but having said all that

we want to certainly start somewhere right and we've done drafts this off season and all those

things but ADP is starting to, you know, settle in.

Rosters are pretty well known now for over a month since the draft. We have a pretty good idea of what these teams are.

We've talked a lot about how this is going to be one of the most interesting off seasons that we can remember because of how many key players shifted teams, quarterbacks and

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