The So, you're going to do you. Are you people not informed?

People not entertained? Are you people not informed? At what point is enough enough from the podfather wake up every morning with two goals entertain and inform the underworld.

That's it and And in the process, providing more takes on more players in

more formats than any other fantasy analyst in the history of fantasy football.

It's all out there on Twitter, on YouTube, on iTunes.

Why to stash a player in Dynasty, when to pick him up in seasonal leagues? How to play him in DFS?

But according to the buzzards on Twitter, all I do, I'm addicted to reminding everyone when I'm right and never mentioning when I'm wrong.

Yeah, because I was very right about Darwin Thompson being irrelevant as his ADP soared into the single digit rounds in seasonal leagues this summer.

I remember and thinking about Darwin Thompson's rise and fall is instructive.

I posted a screenshot of my take on Darwin Thompson from YouTube.

The hook was as follows.

Natural selection will eliminate fantasy gamers who drafted to Darwin Thompson.

Get it?

Get it? That was a hell of a take. It was so true on so many levels. You burned a ninth or tenth round pick on Darwin Thompson, a pick that could have been Austin Echler or Christian Kirk or Austin Hooper and if you were one of those

Super exuberant Darwin Thompson enthusiasts then you were doing everything wrong

You were listening to the wrong analysts, the film grinders, focusing on Darwin Thompson's running style at Utah State, his ability to hurdle third string defenders in pre-season.

So you were focused on all the wrong sorts of details and listening to all the wrong analysts

that led you down a path to massively overdrafting Darwin Thompson and odds are your

fantasy team has a losing record this season. So looking back on Darwin

Thompson in retrospect is incredibly instructive and when I posted that

tweet it was not self congratulatory it was meant to inform and entertain.

Darwin Thompson,

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