Hey everyone. It's Jay-J and thanks for tuning in.

As I said earlier in the week, instead of a mailbag episode today, you're getting a late round podcast

Rewind. Last summer, I talked about rookie running backs in season-long leagues, and I talked about how

rookie running backs are generally pretty good bets in those leagues.

That's the show I'm bringing back today.

You're about to hear the data and the reasoning as to why you should continue to target rookie running backs in those season long leagues

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Now without further ado, here's the episode from last summer on rookie running

max in season-long leagues. Last off season I did a study on rookie wide

receivers in season-long leagues. The data that I presented

showed that not only are rookie wide outs good bets just in general but they're

especially good bets because of the second half of the season and how they perform during that second half.

Most rookie wide outs score more fantasy points during the second half of the season,

which makes sense because they're getting acclimated to the NFL game.

A big reason those players are valuable in fantasy is because fantasy managers hate uncertainty. The market

can't stand it when things aren't predictable. So fantasy managers push down the cost of

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