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Welcome to the Fantasy Football Report, A Road of Israel, new show brought to you bytuckett, I'm Asan Rahim. Unfortunately, Blair Andrews cannot join me today, but that's fine because joining me is Stefan Lecco. Stefan is a contributor to Rodeviz, where he writes both the streaming kickers column and the Do Not Cut List. He's also the co-host of the Rodeviz College Football Podcast and the Rodeviz Baseball podcast. Both of them, I highly recommend that you listen to. You can follow him on Twitter at Stefan Lacko. Stefan, thanks for joining us. How's it going? I am doing well. It was kind of a bonkers day of football, but I'm recovering.

I'm looking forward to chat with you and then, you know,

jumping on HBO and watching a little bit of The Watchman before we say it all,

before we get into next week and all the prep and all the different articles we have to write

and all that kind of stuff, it'll be a nice way to unwind.

Yeah, I've heard that the Watchman's pretty solid. But I, you know, that's solid like the two articles that you write. Do you mind giving us a quick rundown of the two that you have been writing so far? Yeah. So this year, I'm kind of looking into waiver wire acquisitions a little bit differently. So everyone has a take on who you should pick up. And a lot of

times it's fairly obvious. But what can be a lot more difficult is knowing which players to drop,

or in this case, which players to hold on to in those instances where like, do you want to drop a Ronald

Jones or early in the year, it was a Kenyon Drake that was getting dropped all over the place,

or do you want to hold on to them because of the value? And so I just kind of dig into what to expect looking forward. I use a lot of the Rodeviz apps to kind of determine which guys are likely to break out if just one or two things change instead of, you know, chasing every waiver wire guy. The other column I do is streaming kickers column, and this one's actually super beneficial.

I was doing all this research and homework for myself anyway because I'm a strong believer in

kicker streaming.

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