Welcome everyone to the SCORE fantasy football podcast.

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

Appreciate you downloading and listen to the show today.

We're continuing our season preview series.

We went over running backs with Rich Rebar earlier in the week.

Now we're on to quarterbacks with another amazing guest.

J.J. Zachary's in a late round.com and the late round podcast.

He's also on Twitter at Late Round QB. He's an annual guest. He always answers the call and he is undeniably one of the best in the game. So JJ, welcome back to the show, man. Thank you for doing this as always. How are you, buddy? Yeah, man. Thanks for the praise. I appreciate it. It's always, always fun to hop on a show and chop it up with you.

Well, I will say before we start, too, that I know a lot of people ask you to come on. They ask you to talk quarterbacks because the late round QB thing. I personally have tried to avoid that. You know, we've had you on for other episodes and other position previews in years past. I figured this year it just kind of worked out this was time.

So we're making you focus on QBs today. and other position previews in years past. I figured this year it just kind of worked out.

This was time.

So we're making you focus on QBs today.

Hopefully this isn't like the thousand show that you've gone on to talk about them.

But let's start like we always do with these position preview shows.

I just want to get your general approach to quarterbacks this year.

How are you attacking the position?

Has it changed at all from previous years? And I'll add, in the past, when we've started off like this, I used to discourage guests from mentioning like specific players with this question because I figured, okay, we're to talk about them all through the show. We don't want to give it all the way in the first question. But we're throwing that out the window now. So talk about whoever you want, whatever you want, and just let us know how you're drafting quarterbacks this year.

Yeah, I think it's really helpful to look at sort of how the landscape has changed. You know,

obviously I still have the Twitter handle at late round QB, so people, and people naturally associate

me with drafting quarterbacks late. But I do think that, you know,

since that Lamar Jackson season in 2019, I even wrote about it after his MVP season in 2019,

the market shifted. And the market has shifted from the standpoint that people understand

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