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My name is Alex Dunlap.

I'm joined by the Trash Man.

And Trash Man, big day today.

We're going to be talking over some mid-round running backs,

some dead zone running backs.

Is there a dead zone this year that we think could be, you know,

players that we should be drafting higher up and, you know, not necessarily round one or two,

but certainly, you know, players that could produce like these guys that are going in rounds two,

rounds three, sometimes rounds four, we'll consider for our purposes sort of dead zony.

It's been, you know, the running back dead zone has been something where it's, you know,

it's come to fruition in certain years.

In certain years it hasn't come to fruition.

There's certainly been a good instances of players that go in this kind of, you know,

nebulous region that people sometimes say is around three to seven, round four to eight, just this sort of mid-round

running back, this collection of guys. This year, for me, there are some in there that seem actually

really strong and some that can finish actually really high. And so we'll talk about them.

But first we got to sort of reset with these ADPs literally, as far as these average

draft positions in our internal sheet, our internal doc today, I just went in and added some

of the new ADPs that have come in from Yahoo season long managed leagues that are

going on now, the early season long managed leagues. And I are going on now the early season long managed

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