How week two change the fantasy landscape and how we're playing it the rest of the season.

That's what we're talking about today.

On Stealing Bananas, I'm Ben Gretsch.

You can find Stealing Signals, my newsletter over at Ben Gretsch.com. with me as always is Sean Siegel. And you can find all of his great workover at Rotoaviz. I don't know why I'm doing this voice. Sean, week two was fun. Week one, we had 12 unders hit. Week two, we had 13 overs hit. That's more the way I like it.

Yeah.

That's the way I like it. Scoring.

And I mean, it's interesting.

You look at a lot of the data and I mentioned this on some team high value touch

data I was looking at and stealing signals.

It feels like a lot of it is inconsistent from week one to week two where a lot of the

teams kind of got pulled back to the middle in some respects they have like a good game and a

bad game or a bad game and a good game which happens when you have two two pieces of data it's a

fun reminder that you can look a lot into you know week one too much every year and then week two comes around you're like oh there's these other ways that things can look a lot into, you know, week one too much every year.

And then week two comes around, you're like, oh, there's these other ways that things can play out.

It's also a fun reminder for the things that have been the same for two weeks.

Week three could play out very differently.

We do have two weeks, though, which is, you know, a lot different than one.

Then I hated week one, and my teams almost went undefeated.

I loved week two, and they almost went winless.

That's not usually the way that it works.

Yeah, no, that's not usually how it works.

It's funny, you know, building teams a certain way to benefit from, you know, certain chaotic events, maybe we want weird things to happen.

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