A look back at the advanced stats from week one.

That's what we'll be talking about today on stealing bananas.

I'm Ben Gretch.

You can find me on Twitter at Yards Per Gretsch. Find my substack at Ben Gretch. You can find me on Twitter at

yards per grch find my substack at bengretch.substack.com. With me as always is Sean Siegel,

the author of the Ultimate ZeroRB watch list article at rhodoviz on Tuesdays.

Sean, how you doing? Awesome. It's been a lot of fun. We got off to a good start with our main event teams.

We got up to a good start with reality football and how fun that was to watch those games

on Sunday.

You and I had a long summit recap where the most fun I've had in a long time and looking

forward to week two.

But before we get that far far we've got some stealing signals

and some zero rb watch to go through and then when we dive deep into the advanced stats there

are always some things that pop up that maybe we didn't catch when we watched all the games

originally yeah i would say a lot of things i mean our chat our chat Sunday night was very fun to kind of talk about our initial thought. I certainly need some time to kind of chew on things. Going through the process of writing stealing signals for me is that time and it's a big reason why I do it the way that I do on a game-by-game basis do it very long, is I'm sort of just sort of thinking through things.

Like I've had a lot of people tell me,

try to do it quicker or find ways to be more actionable. The quickest way I can do it is just write everything as I'm thinking through it. It's that quote that I've said a million times that I could have wrote a shorter letter, but I didn't have the time. it's a blaze pascal quote i believe his name is that's sort of the way i approached stealing

signals is like i'm not going to take the time it's a blaze pascal quote i believe his name is that's sort of the way i approached stealing

signals is like i'm not going to take the time to analyze this and boil it down to the best stuff i'm

going to just start writing as i get to each game and it's going to be a lot for you to read sometimes

but i'm going to at the end boil it down to the biggest signal and noise and everything else you can read as you desire, but it actually is quicker for me that way. So anyway, I like to go through all the games and build out all those takes as I'm writing, as I'm going through it. That's sort of just walking people through my research process. I know the zero RB watch list is a little bit more focused than what I'm describing for stealing

signals a great article you're writing half every week where Andrews writing the other half definitely

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