Well, it's cracking, big doge. Welcome back to the HQ. Welcome back to the channel. I am Nicholas. This is EDGE fantasy football. Today we are talking about stacks. Stacks on stacks, on. What do I mean by stacks? Drafting multiple players on the same team so that when someone scores points, the other person also scores points. It's usually the

quarterback in the wide receiver or the quarterback in the tight end. Now, this has come to be a lot

more prevalent because I do a lot of bestball drafts and a lot of y'all have signed up on

draft.com to do bestball drafts with me to help us prepare for a 2019 fantasy football season.

You could do so on draft.com slash BDGE to get $3 to draft with.

Anyways, we know that drafting stacks helps your win percentage rise a little bit.

Now, I'm not someone who's really ever done that in season-long leagues.

I'm not someone who has inherently tried to stack players on the same team.

I just kind of take the draft based off of value.

Today I'm going to be talking specifically about my favorite stacks in season long leagues.

And these are picked based on not just like, oh, here's the best quarterback, here's the best

wide receiver three times over again, because that's obviously easy. We're going to be talking

about guys that you could actually get in certain areas of the drafts, depending on where you're

drafting guys that come at value to you at multiple positions, and you could realistically

stack together on a team without having to fuck up your whole draft strategy.

But any time you want to skip through this stuff, obviously you can go to the timestamps down

below. Those are always listed in the description. Also, I apologize for this video not being out at 5 a.m. Eastern.

They have been out 5 a.m. Eastern every single day so far this summer. I filmed this entire

thing yesterday and it didn't save when I closed out. I only got so much energy to bring to

you all the big facts. So I had to re-film it this morning and that's why it's getting out a little bit late. I want to preface a little bit of strategy, as I always try to do. I will say that I'm not totally opposed to stacking players on the

same teams whose points aren't intertwined with each other. So like a running back and wide

receiver or two wide receivers or a tight end and a wide receiver together, I'm definitely not

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