How can we use preseason information to get better at fantasy and not fall into traps?

That's what we're talking about this week on Stealing Bananas. I'm your host, Ben Gretsch. You can find me on Twitter at Yards Per Gretsch. You can find my substack at Ben Gretsch.com with me. As always is Sean Siegel, and you can find all of his work at RotoViz. Zero R-B lists are out. They are a hugely important part of any draft plan, but especially if you're doing

anything that we're talking about on the show. So make sure you subscribe to Rodevis and have

access to those. And then we have a great guest today. Pat Corain, our buddy, formerly of Rodeviz,

formerly of Establish the Edge, established the run and establish the edge.

Now he's at NBC Sports Edge.

There's a lot of edges in your background.

Pat, host of a good football show over at NBC, doing awesome work on the blurbing.

We're bringing him in to talk a little bit about the preseason news and what stuff we're learning.

Has also written a fantastic running back series

about legendary upside this off season,

definitely need to be read.

We'll talk about that a little bit as well,

but Pat, how you doing?

Doing good.

Thanks for having me on guys.

Yeah, definitely.

So the first thing we want to talk about

is sort of this idea of how we adjust the preseason news. It's what we've

been talking about this week. And you had some interesting thoughts on sort of how you've been playing

some things, some things you saw this year that can give us some good lessons for next year and

future seasons. How are you playing that in your best ball draft as you were building out a large

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