Ryan McDowell is a dynasty writer, commissioner, and podcaster who co-owns Dynasty League football.

He's the architect of the productive struggle strategy and dynasty.

He's a longtime teacher.

He's a dad.

And he loves the University of Kentucky.

These are his late-round perspectives. Are you of the belief that the off season is better than than in season as a fantasy analyst?

Yeah, I think so.

I think so.

I mean, you get the, you get the fun stuff, right? You get the free agency and the draft, but you also just get to relax a little

bit more than the, uh, the end season grind. So yeah, for dynasty guys, I think the all season is

where it's at. It's not as monotonous at least, you know, like, I mean,

this is my first, this is my first Perspectives episode of the, of the off season. So I haven't

done a perspective episode for a while now. And, of course, got to bring on my, my Dynasty 101 here

and Ryan McDowell. But, uh, yeah, man, it's, uh, it's just, it's such a monotonous, you know,

grind in season. I'm not complaining about it. I don't think anyone's complaining about it,

but, uh, it's nice to get a little creative and do stuff that you don't get to do all

the time. We have this like two to three month period where we're not only like fixing our dynasty rosters and stuff, which is fun, but also,

uh, you know, the scouting stuff, the prospecting stuff's a lot of fun too.

Yeah, for sure. Uh, my wife says, you know, really when we have a busy schedule, my wife says,

every day has a name, right? Like, and, and that's what it's like in the regular season. Every

day has a name. It's, you know, you're watching games or, and that's what it's like in the regular season. Every day has a name.

It's, you know, you're watching games or it's waiver day or it's, uh, you know, it's podcast day or

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