Draft mistakes to avoid in 2025. That is what we are talking about here today on the Road to Miss Fantasy Football Show. My name is Colin Kelly. I'm delighted to be joined by Justin Herzing. I'll establish the run. Also, I will add the

inaugural winner of the BBM, Bestball Mania, back a couple of years ago back. Now, it's hard to

believe time is moving and trickling along as quick as it is, Justin, but we're going to dive into

some of the mistakes that people should avoid and mainly just the fantasy landscape and have a broad overview.

But I want to kick off with something that I thought was, I have to say, pretty cool.

Winning basketball many is pretty cool, but ending up on Rolling Stone is a pretty fun thing to happen

to pretty much anyone, but you ended up on the site over the last month or so

with the title, How to Become a Fantasy Sports Million Air. I also seen that Sabrina Carpenter

was getting, you know, her cover page was getting talked a lot about in social media over the

last few days and people were saying they were glad that they didn't do the same kind of photo shoot for for your article. But how was that ending up on Rolling Stone?

Yeah, I mean, who's to say they didn't do the same photo shoot? I'm just glad that picture

didn't make it to the press. That was a it was a pretty crazy experience.

Ended up being probably about a six monthmonth process all throughout of, you know, half a dozen

conversations, a couple formal interviews, and then also some formal interviews of some

people I know, my wife as well.

He came down to Florida as well to kind of see what a week 17 best ball sweat would be like

as well.

So yeah, it was just unreal never could have expected to go from uh playing some fantasy football with friends in

middle school to a cover of rolling stone doesn't make sense really really cool uh i have to say

one of the other things that uh just when we're getting on to

social media, you mentioned on your handle, which people can find at Justin Herzig, the historical

zero RB success rate, you know, over history means historic. But when we look at over, particularly

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