To the end zone. Touchdown. What a grab. That's McBride. Oh, one-hander, C.D. Lamb. There he goes.

Brace Hall to the end zone. Making the most of recency bias, how to gain from overcorrection

in ADP in 2026. That's what we're going to talk about today on

Rodeviz Overtime. My name is Collum Kelly. I'm joined by Rodeviz writer Kevin Sophraniak. We're

going to go through his recent three-part series and dive into some of the names that are, I think,

very interesting in terms of what happened in 2025 and maybe how that gives you a buying opportunity in

2026. Kevin, there's always reactions to what happens, both in the positive and the negative

from season to season, whether that's to do with the draft strategies that have had success,

with where the players at their ADPs had had success or then where

just either players have kind of flattered to deceive or else have really dominated and obviously

that pushes them up the board and how you manage those over corrections or under corrections.

When you started this series working through it, what was kind of some of the things that you were trying to pinpoint to?

I know we're doing this for the rhodov as subscribers advantages, but we're playing some fantasy here ourselves.

We're trying to do it for our advantages.

What were you looking into here as we kicked off the series?

Well, I know, like, personally overcorrecting on things that I got wrong in,

like the previous season is one of my biggest, like, false as a fantasy drafter.

So a lot of it was for me just really looking at people who,

who just really underperformed expectations last year.

And I mean, the framework for this series is really just finding a lot of players whose

ADPs have fallen.

And I tried to find obviously larger gaps, people that have fallen considerably.

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