Hey everyone, it's another late round podcast rewind.

I'm not going to talk a whole lot to introduce this episode because the intro of the episode

itself explains things pretty well.

But it's a show from a couple of years ago that I did with my colleague, Brandon Gadoula,

and it helps us all understand how easy it actually is to play the wavre wire each year in

fantasy football.

As always, I hope you enjoy and I'll talk to you on Friday with the weekly mailbag episode.

Things are always easier to predict in hindsight.

We see it in fantasy football each year.

Why weren't you hired on Jared Goff last year, someone will ask me?

Well, I'm sorry I didn't foresee him having the biggest jump in adjusted net yards per attempt

from one year to the next in NFL history.

Hindsake can certainly be helpful.

We need historical evidence to make a case for the future.

We need to look at results to help us with future predictions.

Otherwise, we'd still assume that Rams offense is bad.

But Hindsake can also get us into trouble.

Hindsake can force us to create narratives that really aren't true.

Hindsake can cuffing in fantasy football as a perfect example.

Remember when DeAngelo Williams went off in 2015 after Lavinia Mbell suffered a season

ending injury?

That year, Williams was drafted higher than usual for a backup because Lavinia Mbellia

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