All right. Welcome to the Best Ball Bananastan. This is a weekly show hosted by me, Peter Overzette, where I'm joined by rhodoviz, Sean Siegel, and we get into a best ball mania five draft room. We battle the wide receiver avalanches and try to build a team that can compete for that $1.5 million top prize. Sean coming off a fun 4th of July weekend,

all kinds of contests in the lobby. How you doing? Good, good. I had a chance to play some of those

pit bulls there through the 15 second clock that you were talking about. That was a lot of fun.

I did see some more opportunity to get unique players at different points in the draft

in that format. So that was fun. Yeah. So what do you mean by that? Like what was different for you

from from some of the other drafts? Well, I kind of said on the show last week something that wasn't

really true, which is that I do, that I'm more aware of

ADP or I try to get more ADP value and I'm not drafting with you. Really, you and I try to do the

best that we can within the context that we're given because of some of the research we have out

on the site and because I do think there's still a little bit of value, even if it's mostly

for your own fun, of putting together some different style wide receiver teams, or maybe you do

actually reach five, six, seven slots early on. And a pair of some receivers that aren't generally

going together, but also you just get your guys, right? You get the rankings values, even if you

don't get the ADP values.

If we don't have any conviction on the rankings, there's kind of no point, right?

So you get some of those early, but then I was seeing players, you know, five to seven spots

below ADP in that round, say, seven to 13 range that you just basically never see.

Even when I do the late night West Coast drafting, where things can be a little bit wilder

and you do have a chance to take advantage with some more ADP value.

So it's fun to be able to get one of your guys early and then still come out with overall

ADP value on your team.

That can be a little bit tough in most cases if you do

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