Moving down and moving up early in dynasty startup drafts.

That's what we're going to talk about today on Stealing bananas at Ben Gretsch, if I'm in

newsletter at Bengris.com with me.

As always, is Sean Siegel. You can find all of his awesome work at Rodeviz, and we've talked a lot about stealing bananas at ben gretchen from my newsletter at ben gresh.com with me as always is sean

seagull you can find all of his awesome work at rhodoviz and we've talked a lot about dynasty lately

we are going to start drafting some bestball league soon and have some some bestball draft shows

one of the things that i said to you Sean after last show that I love about these

shows is even people who don't play dynasty I'm hoping you guys are still listening to them

because I feel like we get more in depth about our thinking not just in terms of like

who we might like at current cost or something for redraft.

But in terms of what we think about these offenses where they might go, we're talking more

about the range of outcomes, we're talking about what might happen with the league and how

that then relates to individual players when we talk about dynasty.

So yeah, a lot of the conversation is very specific to if you're playing in a dynasty league. But I think the football and player analysis were probably in these shows tipping

our hands even more about the guys that we like and we like long term, why we like them.

Is it situation-based or is it something that we really love the talent?

So anyway, hopefully the people that are getting sick of hearing us talk about dynasty

all the time are at least getting something out of that element of it.

But you and I are both doing startups right now.

And we were talking a little before the show and there's some fun stuff that's happening in both.

Yeah, and I'm excited to get into some of these rhodoviz triplex

startups. The one that I actually was looking at was a league that a listener had sent me

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