Rest of season rankings as we head into week two.

That's what we're going to be talking about today on stealing bananas.

I'm Ben Gretsch.

You can find me on Twitter at yards per grudge. Find my substack at bengretch.com. And with me,

as always is Sean Siegel. You can find all of his work over at Rodeviz. Sean Haydow.

Awesome. We're closing in on week two. We had pretty good results in our main events.

We have to decide what we want to do with some quarterback situations with Matt Ryan being a disaster and Ryan Fitzpatrick getting hurt.

We're still waiting on Tray Lance and Justin Fields, and we believe will be stars for us over

the second half of the season. We do emphasize that we're drafting with the

idea that our teams will be dominant over the second half. And so it's good to get off to that

fast start, right? Because you can be as good as you want in the second half. Sometimes the leagues

will have a points component. You can make up hundreds of points over the second half of the

season. But we know a lot of listeners are also drafting along with similar types of teams. Most of those leagues are probably based on win loss. We're excited that you've got some big performances from some of our guys in week one. Ben will be talking about where T.J. Hawkinson moves up to where DeAndre Swift moves up to. You and I selected C.D. Lamb in the first round of a draft that we did after Thursday night.

How high does he move?

Where does Amari Cooper go?

Who actually scored a few more points than Lamb did?

Are they now locked in to massive roles and massive sporting opportunities with Michael

Gallup out?

I'm excited to see and hear kind of how you're changing your rankings

as we go into week two here and more than anything, excited for the week. Yeah, absolutely, me too.

I mean, I don't actually do rankings, but I'm definitely excited to talk player value with you.

Your rest of season rankings are available for people out wrote of this correct

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