What did we do with all of those rookie picks in our dynasty rookie draft?

That's what we're going to talk about today on Staling Ben Gretti.

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We've talked over the last almost year now about this Dynasty League that we started

up on the FFPC, the RotoViz Tri-Flex, Superflex flex format it's a super fun league we we kind of did a productive struggle year one

gathered a ton of rookie picks for year two and we're currently in that rookie draft shine you've been

talking for so long about how much fun this rookie draft would be we've been having quite a bit of fun with it you've been doing a lot of

work man in the phone sending out trade offers i'm excited to talk through uh our process

and what we've managed to get out of all these picks so far yeah it's it's been a crazy amount of fun i've

been looking forward to this ever since we did the original draft last season and moved down a

bunch and stockpiled picks and if anything you, sometimes the anticipation can be better than the reality.

But then if anything, I feel like the reality has been better than the anticipation on this.

We, how we've got to made a lot of picks. We've made, I believe, eight trades, which, you know,

we're just kind of mid-third. So that gives you a sense of

how much we were able to move around. One of the things that we talked about originally and

has been part of this sort of perpetual reloading idea is that if you have a lot of picks that

gives you both a lot of flexibility and a lot of control over the

board as the draft actually takes place. So when you are on the clock in a spot that you like,

you can go ahead and make the pick. If you're on the clock in a spot where you have two guys

even, especially in the first round, you can move back a spot

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