Hello everybody, welcome to a good football show. I am Patrick Darty, joined today by Danny

Carter and John Degel, where we will be breaking down the final weekend of priesties and action,

tackling some of the biggest questions facing drafters heading into crunch time. Gentlemen, I felt like,

you know, normally at the beginning of the show, we start with, you know, a piece of ephemera,

a piece of our lives, but it is crunch time, so I thought I would ask you a draft question off

the top of your heads. I'm horrified. We're going to start with Danny because I bet you're more horrified.

Presuming Christian McCaffrey and Delvin Cook are already off the board, who do you know at number

three overall and the PPR league go? Tyree Kill. I like that answer actually. Yeah, that was

too good for a spur of the moment off the top of your head, and so I wanted you to panic and be like,

Harris. That's that word. I find myself in number three, like kind of like just hating my life,

like having too much choice. I mean, do you, can you do the big dog dare, Henry and PPR? Do you just

go receiver? Do you do something cool, like trendy, like Aaron Jones? What are you doing, Degel?

It's either Zeke or Camera. I'm open to either. It has been Zeke for me since March.

It seems like everyone else has caught on because even his FFPC ADP in the high stakes main event leagues

are right around there. But then again, that's a tournament format. In a 12 team league,

there's nothing wrong with Tyree Kill. There's nothing wrong with Devonte Adams because you're only

playing against 11 other people. Thus the higher floor, arguably those receivers have over the

volatility of any running back, even if I'm high on Zeke and Camera, is probably safer against

just 11 people. So whatever you want to do, honestly, I'm taking Zeke, but also receiver is a very

valid argument. Do I get canceled for taking dare, Henry? Yes. Number three in a PPR, really?

Yeah, yeah. You know, here's the argument. Listen, I would have said the same thing until our

good colleague Kyle DeVorchek talks some sense in the media, and here's the argument in short.

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