Rap back where you at?

Yo, it's up.

It's Thursday, December 4th.

I'm Jeff.

This is the rant.

And today's topic is actually one I'm kind of

reluctant to get into because I know that this could go sideways for some people out there. So I want to

make sure I preface this discussion because as you can see, we're talking about strength of schedule

for the fantasy

football playoffs couple things first and foremost i hate strength of schedule the way that most people use

it when you use it for a fantasy draft it's ridiculous just plain and simple it's ridiculous because

you're trying to look at something that's going to take place over the span of four months

and use that to predict outcomes when the range of things that can take place over those four months is bananas.

You know, for example, like a lot of people are starting Adonai Mitchell this week.

Like, just put that into context.

That's just one example of the craziness that can ensue over the course

of a season. It's eye candy in August. But here we are now in December. And we do have a pretty good

sense of what's going to happen over the next couple weeks, right? We always do have that. Now,

things can change a little bit for sure and maybe a dramatic injury will shift the landscape. But for the most part, we kind of know who's good at defending the pass,

who's bad at defending the run, that sort of thing by this time of the year. So it actually becomes

useful information now. But the second thing I should say, people are going to overreact to this. If you are an overreactor,

I will say thank you for the download, maybe skip to the middle, listen to the commercials in the

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