something important.

But I shouldn't be saying it on podcast.

Dynasty.

Tradecast. Hello, everybody, welcome to another edition, nice tracast, I'm rode of his radio, brought about a blue wire network. Yes, we're alive. Yes, we're kicking. We're not punching. No, we're not that angry. Nice, straight cast, we're back, back in better than ever. We went on a hiatus of sorts, lots of different things going on in the lives of Nathan and Dan.

And Rodeviz probably forgot we existed.

So I hope you're hearing us and listening to us.

And Dan, how are you?

We're doing a Dynasty Fantasy Bowl podcast today.

Yeah, it's weird being back in this chair, looking at your beautiful face and talking about hopefully never tight ends

but maybe other things even though I'm sure we'll probably talk about tight ends at some point

I do believe we just spent 14 minutes doing a rundown and we wrote down tight end at least once

maybe twice but other than that today we're talking about landing spots we're going to talk you know, we're going to probably talk about more specifically rookies and then kind of rookie mock type stuff over the next two weeks. But today we're going to focus in less so on the specific rookies themselves and more so on the teams that they're going to, players that are going to help by them, players going to get hurt by them, et cetera, et., etc. April into May is the time where dynasty values shake up, probably the most,

other than maybe the couple days of free agency.

We talked about those for the most part on the first week of free agency, and then we went away forever.

So let's get into the show today and we'll hit on what we got.

First, we're going to talk about quarterback to the Patriots.

Who does it help?

Who does it hurt?

It helps.

I guess, Ramondre Stevenson, the best dynasty asset among those RBs' wiresevers, tight ends right now? Is it Hunter Henry?

I mean, that's a stretch, but who is going to be helped by an incoming rookie quarterback,

if anyone? Well, I think them bringing in Antonio Gibson is going to be a nice little addition

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