Good morning, big girls. This is going to be the Pringles episode, the stack episode. We're talking about four or five of my favorite stacks in fantasy right now. By that, I mean drafting guys on the same team. Typically, it's a quarterback with one of his top weapons, you know, whether it's the wider receiver one or two or his tight end or whatever, right? A pass catching weapon. And what that does is when you draft two

players together on the same team, it elevates the ceiling that you can have in a particular week

or over the course of the season. A lot of you guys have probably drafted on an underdog and done

best ball drafts and I've been doing them for years now. And there's a lot of literature,

as they like to say in, you know, intelligent communities, literature and data and a lot of numbers

have been run to tell you that stacking is an optimal form of drafting. You do want to stack as

often as you can. And that helps out in tournament fields. It helps out in regular leagues as well.

And since I started stacking best ball, I started doing it redraft and I love doing it. That is the

easiest tiebreaker for me in the world when I'm trying to decide between a couple guys, but I have the quarterback. I always want to lead with the wide

receiver that he is throwing the ball to. They are just weak winning type stacks. And we're

not in today's video, we're not going to go into stacks where like I'm not going to say C.D.

Lamb and Dack Prescott. Like a fucking of course I like CD lamb and that's that Prescott but you can't get CD unless you have a top two three four pick in fantasy so

all the guys I have today I don't even think the first player in the stack goes off the board

until like round four five six so everyone is easily getable all these are achievable and

based on their actual draft spots in underdog drafts they they line up well to the point that it actually

like makes sense that you're drafting both of them together on the same team. All right,

let's make it quick. Let's make it concise. Let's stack some fucking bread.

First stack up on this list is heading down south, down to Florida. Shout out to James The Jacksonville Jaguars, Trevor Lawrence and Christian Kirk. Now, as you could see on this

draft board, Christian Kirk went off at the 5-8. Trevor Lawrence went off at the 11-6. So you have

plenty of room, plenty of

flexibility to grab both of these guys here. Now, what I love about this stack is you're getting

the clear one, in my opinion, in this offense. And I think we're probably underestimating

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