Welcome, everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host, Justin Boone.

We are wrapping up our season preview series today.

We went over quarterbacks with Pat Fitzmoreores, running backs with Jared Smola. And then earlier this week, we talked

receivers with Sean Kerner. And it was Sean's first time on the show. And man, people love that

episode. We got a ton of kind words. So thank you for that. I think you were going to be just as

excited, if not more so, about today's guests. Chris Raybon, he is another analyst from the Action Network. He's also making his first appearance on the show. He's on Twitter at Chris Raybon. He co-hosts the Fantasy Flex podcast with Sean, and I think I'm going to be on there in the next couple weeks. We just got to figure out which day. But Chris is an outstanding analyst, one of the best in the industry. I've been trying to get him on the show for a while now. And this time around, it just worked out perfectly because he was the most accurate tight-end ranker last season. So he's going to help us figure out what the heck to do with tight ends in

drafts this year. And another one that has been coming for a long time. Chris, welcome to the show,

man. How you doing? I'm doing good. Justin, thanks for having me. I hope everyone bears with me.

My mic wire just fried. So I'm using the lowly MacBook mic for this episode. but we're still going to do some things.

I was saying before the show to you when that happened, that I had a similar thing happened a

month or so ago.

And I actually had to make a decision where my computer, my two USB ports, one of them died.

So I had to make a decision that day of, am I going to have good video or good audio?

It was just one or the other.

And I think I went with the better audio.

I was more worried about that. So the video looked like I was underwater. But I think your mic sounds okay right now. So I'm not too worried about that at all. I'm glad, man. I mean, it's about time these MacBooks started having, you know, quality microphones that don't sound

like you're on sound recorder in Windows 2001 or something like that. So hopefully we're good.

Hopefully everybody hears me out.

You're talking to somebody that had a MacBook screen crack a little while ago, so we don't

want to get into the MacBook situation right now. I'm in the process of getting that one fixed.

Let's jump right in, though, to the position. And the first question is always a little tricky

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