The third round will make or break drafts this year.

That's what we're going to talk about today on Stealing Pananas.

I'm Ben Gretch.

You can find the Stealing Signals newsletter at Ben Gretch.com with me, as always, is Sean Siegel.

You can find all of his great work over at Rodeviz.

And Sean, we've been talking for a little bit.

You had the great take that I agree with that the first round this year in drafts

probably extends beyond the first 12 picks or there are more than 12 first round players there are maybe about 16 on

ffPC with the tight end premium format where you have brock bowers and train McBride in that group

there's one more guy that we're talking about earlier today you and i that maybe actually makes

that 17 uh that we'll talk about a little bit on this show but there's a a pretty big tier break there, around 204, maybe in tight-end premium.

Maybe it's a little earlier in non-titan premium for some people if those tight ends

don't belong inside that group, although Brock Bowers probably does in most formats.

And then the second half of the second round feels a little bit weaker.

It feels a little bit flatter.

And then really you get into the third round and it gets really tough.

And for those who were listening to the Rodeviz radio show, I had an opportunity to jump on with the executive producer of our podcast here, Steelein Pinnas, call him Kelly, your host,

co-host over at overtime rhodoviz

overtime that you know me and colm don't get a chance to jump on with each other very often but

we got a chance to kick you out and and have fun this week and talk a little bit and he had me

name my favorite player in each round when i got to the third round i actually

just cheated and picked a guy who had an 80p of 403 that i was pulling up into the third round

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