What is up? It's the rant. My name is Jeff Rackliff and it is Thursday July 29th.

Man, it's hard to believe August is next week. Fantasy football draft season in full

swing. I have drafts. This is the last weekend. I won't have a draft for a month straight

on Saturdays. And I'll look forward to it, baby. So the draft strategy talk is in full

swing. Yesterday, I broke down five strategy tips. Today, I want to talk about something

that honestly, I wish I knew earlier early on in fantasy football drafts from the late

90s, early 2000s. I had no freaking clue what I was doing. And there was something that

I did. And I'm telling you, I did it annually every stinking draft that I shouldn't have

been doing. And it's something I see a lot of drafters do today in fantasy football drafts

as well. So that's what I'm going to talk about today and how we can avoid that. But before

I get into that, I do want to address some of the recent news, obviously with training

camp in full swing across the NFL with a unique year because there aren't holdouts really

this year. Hold out, holding out would be very costly, 50K a day to hold out. So it doesn't

take very long to rack up some massive fines. So we have guys like Aaron Rogers to Sean

Watson, surprisingly in camp, everybody pretty much. And instead, maybe some of these guys

are demanding trades. But regarding Rogers, he was finally a little bit more candid about

the entire situation. And the rumblings were that he was a little bit peeved, not necessarily

just about the Jordan love thing. I think he was caught off guard is as he sort of said

about that. But that he had almost no say in the personnel decisions. And from his, from

his mindset, he felt like he deserved to see to that table. And ultimately, it looks

like the packers are giving him at least somewhat of a seat at the table. They acquired Randall

Cobb, which is something that it sounds like he really wanted them to do. And I think

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