Good morning, friends and enemies. At this point in the summer, I've already entered, drafted,

completed 20 different $25 buying drafts. That is the best ball mania tournament on Underdog Fantasy,

right? Two million dollars to the first place prize, a million dollars to the second place prize,

but we are not here to talk about prizes and games and all that kind of shoes's. We're here to talk about my 20 most drafted players that keep track of your exposure,

meaning the percentage of teams that a single player is on for you. So I have 20 teams drafted,

and I want to talk through my 20 highest exposed. I am the most exposed to players on this list,

and we're going to reveal them in order

of ADP, meaning how deep into the draft that I took them. And this does not mean, I want to just

make sure I preface this. I want to make sure you guys understand this before I jump in. When you're

drafting a high volume of teams, it's always good to move around your exposure a little bit.

If you're like, hey, I haven't drafted this guy yet.

Let me get some pieces of them here and vice versa.

So I wouldn't always suggest going double down, triple down, quadruple down on specific players, though, I have done that because I kind of feel like 20 is a relatively small sample size

if you play best ball.

That also does not mean that the guys at the end of this list with the highest

ADPs are my favorite sleepers necessarily. There are just things that I like about them and maybe

other guys have gone off the board before so. But a lot of these guys are guys that I really, really,

really, really, really, really, really like this year in fantasy football. So we will move the list up

and kind of expose them as we expose their exposures going down.

And we will start at the very, very top of this list. And we have Richard Smith, the seventh round

pick rookie Kansas City running back. I have a 35% exposure to him, got him after pick

200. So you're talking very late rounds. The drafts go all the way into the 18th round. There are no kickers, no defense. So you are drafting, you know, six running backs, eight wide receivers. So this is not always going to reflect your home league, right? Where you're doing 15 or 16 rounds that does include a defense. Sometimes it includes a kicker. So it's like these guys are not necessarily

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