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Stick your neck out.

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Enjoy Beavertown beer responsibly. Today are six favorite sleepers for the 2025 Facey football season.

First, before we start listing a whole bunch of names, let's define what a sleeper is.

For us, it's a running back who was selected and will be selected after the start of round 10,

an average draft position of around 120 plus. In fact, Hayden, on this very show last year, the first two names that we brought up, Chuba Hubbard, who finishes the running back 12 and points per game, and Rico Dattle. So no pressure this year. Yeah, those two guys kind of fall into the bucket of guys that I think could just, like, earn more work and just be fantasy relevant. And then there's the other bucket which will get you who like need an injury, but when that injury does happen in front of them, they can vault all the way. So I have some names in two different categories here. But you have to be either be able to overleap somebody because you're worth it like By irving last year or just like an injury

happens and all of a sudden to no doubt it yeah basically standalone value that the market is

wrong in predicting what that backfield is going to look like or true running back handcuffs

running back insurance that when the lead back goes down this guy explodes we'll give you a mix

of both i do want to say,

you know, Bucky Irving, as Hayden mentioned, Tyrone Tracy, were also very meaningful for fantasy

who also qualified for this. I did not pick any rookies this year. And that was kind of an active

decision on my part. I think so much of our content in August and especially September really focuses around

rookies that I kind of wanted to dig through maybe the veteran names or especially the

second year names that people are kind of mispricy. Yeah, I just realized that none of mine are

rookies, but at the same time, I believe everybody's on a rookie contract. So we're still like seeing the ultimate upside with some of these guys.

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