Hello everybody and welcome to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

Sitting across from me,

as always, is the score's David P. Woods, a man who once advocated against people wearing shorts in an office setting, certainly one of his worst takes of all time, but he has since completely

changed his stance on that. I think the Hot Summers just became too much for him. Yeah, I mean, not all my takes are going to be correct and hold up over time. I think it's important that we can change our perspective on things. I was wrong about shorts. They don't look super professional, but when the AC breaks, shorts in the office is a necessity and now I'm all shorts all the time, basically, in the summer months. It's probably a good thing for fantasy owners to consider, too, that you shouldn't stick to your takes. If you thought something before the preseason and then something has changed, you don't need to just blindly defend that. You can change your thought on something before the season starts. That is the smart move. It's a smart move early in the season two. We're going to get a lot of new information in the first few weeks, and you need to be able to adapt to it. So, Woods, do you agree? I think that's very important. For sure. I'm honestly guilty of falling in love with players who I draft and holding them on my roster too long into the season. It's something I'm trying to improve. You have to understand at some point a guy's a sunk cost just because you drafted him in the early rounds.

It doesn't make sense to keep him on your roster at some point and you need to be able to just cut ties with him and move on. Okay, if you've subscribed to the podcast, you know that this is our second episode this week. On Tuesday, we went over a risers and fallers from the last three weeks. If you haven't already, you can go check

that out. And when you do, give us a rating, give us a review. We are into the final week of the draft

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using that to ace your drafts. On today's episode, I want to go over the players you should be targeting in every round of your draft. One of the things that I've done for years for my draft prep is just making a quick chart of the players that I'm willing to take in each range of the draft. I find that to be a very easy sort of cheat

sheet. There's obviously a lot more that needs to go into these decisions, rankings, tiers,

position availability, where you're picking it around, all that stuff. But it's just a very

quick cheat sheet. So you have a vague idea of who you would take in each round. And we're going to

give you some of the players that we probably don't want to draft in certain rounds along the way here. We're going to be using the current ADPs. We're going to be using them off Fantasy Football Calculator and 12 team standard leagues. And along the way, like I said, we'll talk about some guys we don't like. I'm assuming Woods is going to try to sneak in his draft of this

guy, not that guy takes. So I'll have to let you know if he's right or if he's totally insane on some of those. Let's get things started off right away here in round one. Woods, I'm going to let you go first. It's pretty hard to screw up your first pick this year, I think. But who are some of the players that you like and maybe one or two guys that maybe you aren't as high on

the first round.

Yeah, I mean, you're right.

It's the first round of your drafts. up your first pick this year, I think. But who are some of the players that you like and maybe one or two guys that maybe you

aren't as high on the first round?

Yeah, I mean, you're right.

It's the first round of your draft.

So you like almost everyone you see there.

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