Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Do Podcast. I'm your host Corey Evans. Thank you for listening to

this week's show. Preseason week two is in the books. I'm here to reveal my reactions, my value

assessments from the second week of exhibition contest. Before I get to that, we had a five-star

and review left ample podcast. It was by J.B20, titled

the Dynasty Goat. It read, Corey has some of the best dynasty advice in the Dynasty

landscape, concise, short, and sweet. I love his show's overall approach, but Corey, no love

for our guy Jordan Whittington on the preseason risers. Come on, man. Yeah,

Whittington did light it up two weeks in a row for the Rams in the preseason.

I've been talking them up for a little bit of time. Now, I'd say the past month or so, so hopefully you have him stashed.

JB20. Appreciate the review. You all know the drill. If you want to get a five-star shout out, do the same and leave it ridden on Apple. Don't forget if you want a one-on-one roster call over on Google

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Once again, it's a Dynasty roster call on Google Meet to break down and assess your team

prior to week one of the regular season.

Up first is Drake May's Redshirt rookie NFL season might be a false narrative.

He went six of 11 for 47 yards passing.

Also contributed four rushes, 15 yards, and one Russian touchdown versus Philadelphia.

He displayed good poise, comfort, climbed the pocket.

May threw a really well-placed deep ball to Javon Baker that should have been

caught. He looks shifty, agile, and elusive on his four rushes, especially the four-yard

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