Close your eyes with what's not there. Spay Fade.

Doesn't pay.

Doesn't pay.

It doesn't pay to fade players in fantasy football that would be my advice to any new analysts getting in this business just how everybody it's not worth it to be realistic about players. It's just not. It buys you nothing.

Go to the YouTube channel for Roto Underworld Radio. Go to YouTube, type in Roto Underworld Radio,

and go to any video where I attempt to temper expectations and read those comments.

Just homorism, run rampant across sports media consumption just stop it

stop being such an irrational obtuse Homer stop giving my videos a thumbs down when I'm just being realistic man and look at my

track record especially with running backs oh yes it's been exceptional avoid

Doug Martin, avoid C.J. Anderson,

avoid Jay Ajay, avoid Jordan Howard.

And those were just the high profile guys, right?

Avoid Isaiah Croel, I mean, it just goes on and on and on and on down the list.

If you want to fade a guy, fade into me.

Want to know why? Because most players underperform expectations. Yeah, that's the great

secret. If you want to be right, you should take the under on any given players total fantasy points for the season.

If you care about being right, but being right doesn't matter.

Being right when a player exceeds expectations is all that ever shows up on the scoreboard on

YouTube. Those videos have the 50 to 1 thumbs up to thumbs down ratio. Those are the videos to get queued to play over and over and over and over and over again

on our YouTube page. So the whole system is rigged against criticizing players, which makes the

Roto Underworld correct criticism of so many players all the more impressive. I mean, just look at the wide receiver position.

The top 36 wide receivers average 226 PPR fantasy points in 2016.

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