Welcome to Fantasy Football Today Dynasty.

I am your host, Keith Cummings, joined today by Jacob Gibbs.

And I know you guys have been waiting for this month.

We are finally here.

It's April.

It's rookie draft-prepped season.

We are starting with the tight-ins today. And Mr. Jacob Gibbs, the creator of the most tight-end centric dynasty that ever been a part of. Who better to be a guest on this show. Gibbs, what's up? What are you

been up to? Tell everybody what's going on with Beyond the Box Score. So good to be back, Keith. Yeah. And yeah, that tied-in league, I feel like we're really, we were ahead of the curve. And like, we're kind of coming into this like golden era of tied end at the NFL. It's glorious. It's exactly what sickos like us who play in a league where you have

24 tight ends at least being started, you know, and getting a full two points per catch. Like,

it's exactly what we need. We've got an awesome class here coming in. I'm really excited to

talk about these rookies. And beyond the box score, man, we've been cooking up all sorts of cool

stuff. Like on the topic of tight man, we've been cooking up all sorts of cool stuff.

Like on the topic of tight-ins, Dan and I and Max Discono did like a two-hour podcast where we talked about Sean McVeigh and all of the three tight-in usage that he brought in last

year was a historically unprecedented way to run an NFL offense.

He used three tight-ins on the field, almost double the amount of any team that we've

seen in any year dating back to 2000 last year.

And it kind of just flew under the radar a little bit.

And Ben Johnson started copying him at the end of the year and started doing it a lot more.

And so that's all interesting to me because more tight-ins on the field means fewer receivers

on the field, which means higher target shares for the receivers who get to stay on the field and so could that be rum of dunesday could that be lutherberg and could that just be colson lovelin getting all these extra targets um i think there's a lot of interesting ramifications there so stuff like that as dan would say the 30,000 foot view we like to zoom out and take a look at what's going on

around the leagues. We've got our buddy Bing Gretch, of course, come on and help us with that. And then also getting into the granular stuff that we like so much, getting into specific player profiles. So we're digging into all the rookie prospects. A few that we probably won't talk about today, I don't think. But if you want to go even

deeper into the tid-in class, are Oscar Delp from Georgia, Dayquan Wright out of Old Miss, and

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