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And takes it all the way.

DJ Moore has a path to the end zone.

Jonathan Taylor, touchdown.

Today we're going to talk about a fantasy football superpower, one that we mentioned from time to time while doing our live drafts when we're talking about drafting itself.

We're going to dive a little bit deeper into it on this episode. It is drafting from back to front.

I remember Sean when I started out drafting, and obviously you're drafting longer than I have, but back in those early days, you know, and this is when it comes to, I guess, more casual players still, I'm sure. Those first, you know, two rounds, three rounds or what everyone used to focus on with mock drafts, with so on and so forth. I remember you used to do mock drafts on a number of different websites, but you would have like three rounds done and then half the draft that was doing it along with. You would just drop out.

It was like they had their first three picks and that was the new if they were going to win

or lose their entire fantasy season based on that. But obviously my approach has adapted over

the years, thankfully. But when we look at what we are trying to achieve in a lot of these drafts, we talk about the roster construction, how we want the team to look at the end. What happens if you start your draft in a certain way? And obviously, if you start it in a certain way, that's going to lead you to kind of need to finish it in a certain way to get to that roster construction. So there's a huge amount of pieces that go together to make that draft puzzle.

And this is something that we've talked about, as I mentioned, quite a bit.

But I think it's very, very valuable.

And I'm looking forward to diving into it today.

I am as well.

And I really enjoy the fact that it's one of your favorite topics every season, and it's a big part of what you like us to work through when we're building out our approach.

We obviously drafted an underdog.

We drafted multiple tournaments over at the FFPC with the Superflex tournament and the regular best all tournament there.

The three formats have very different elements to them.

And the opportunities you kind of prepare for that and to work backwards through it

and to understand what positional allocations you're going to need,

but not just the positional allocations, but what it means when you're taking players in

certain areas.

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