This is Rashi Rice. You're listening to the Player Profiler podcast.

Well, this feels good, doesn't it?

Opening up the Mida Mansion program with a monologue, it's how I did it for 10 years.

And I'm going to continue to open this show with a monologue at least once a month. Because I have a lot to talk about. I just haven't had a lot of time. But slowly, surely, I am recapturing my love for fantasy football. It is a beautiful thing. I devote the majority of my life to this game. And I have for 10 plus years. But in the last two years,

things really came to a head, build fast draft, take it to market, fundraise to support it and

grow it. And finally, I feel like we are in a great place. Player Profiler is the industry standard

for advanced stats and metrics on NFL players, helping people predict performance.

And as our contemporaries, like a pro football focus,

continue to hollow out their teams,

we continue to add content, add programming.

Every week you see a new show added to our network.

And some of these are more than some of their parts,

like Campus DeCanton.

The Campus DeCanton guys ended up helping us put together our rookie guide. That's why the rookie guide available right on playerprofiler.com, you can get it right there, 25 bucks. We're not giving it away. We're not giving it out for $10 because it's really good. It was a collective effort. 50 plus pages of in-depth content on these rookies to help you dominate your rookie drafts. And we could not have done it without the campus decantan guys. They've been following these players throughout college. Think about it. Chris Dell with the Fantasy Edge podcast just joined. And every week, we're bringing on a new podcast. And you might say, hey, congratulations. Pro Football Focus. They're dismantling their fantasy content arm. That's not great. Yeah, we got into this to be a more accessible, more affordable, more fantasy-centric pro football focus. That is true. But we are all at our best when this industry is thriving. And there are people adding value all over the place. That's what we want. And I certainly did not want to abandon all of my fantasy teams, but I thought that's what I needed to do. Out of an abundance of caution, I led go of all my teams. I was like, oh, I'm becoming an operator. We're technically not allowed to participate. But I took it too far. That's right. So I do regret leaving some of these leagues. Some of them I've been in for years with JJ Zacharisen, Matt Harmon, Pat Dorety, Rich Rebar. Rich Rebar, going to be on the show today. He is our guest today. Mr. Rich Rebar. We'll talk about that league. I want to see how my team is doing with nostalgia. But I'm back, baby. I'm back. I'm in like seven leagues all of a sudden. You all keep inviting me to league. I want to see how my team is doing with nostalgia. But I'm back, baby. I'm back.

I'm in like seven leagues all of a sudden. You all keep inviting me to leagues. I keep accepting these invitations. Got a great invitation yesterday said, hey, the dues are paid for this team. It has all its picks and it looks pretty competitive. I was like, uh, yeah, yeah, I'll take that team. Yeah, hand it over.

Give me the keys.

I'm in.

And I'm just throwing takes out there. Like, yeah, yeah, I'll take that team. Yeah, hand it over. Give me the keys.

I'm in.

And I'm just throwing takes out there just because I want to get my takes out there.

This is what I was doing on Twitter, as it was called, in 2012, 2013.

Now where am I doing it?

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