Breaking down the NFL futures market.

That's what we're going to talk about today on stealing bananas.

I'm Twitter at Gerewsk, my newsletter at bankretsch.com.

With me, as always, is Sean Siegel.

Find all of his fantastic work at Rodeviz trying to start to do some rankings I noticed.

I was planning on those soon.

I refuse to look at yours until I've done mine because they are just too influential on the way that I think usually.

So I'm omitting looking at your rankings until I've done my own

and I can not feel influenced by your genius. But today we're going to talk about a really fun topic.

We're going to kind of do a little curveball, something we haven't done a whole lot. But we're going

to basically talk about like the futures market, essentially teams that we think could massively overperform expectations and i think it's kind of cliche to be like oh look what the

bengals did last year and teams because we wouldn't expect that to happen every single year at the same

time we have a pretty long history of teams doing this in the nfl And at this time of year, there's a pretty good reason to think that there's a lot of teams that don't look like they could be competitive next year, but that someone from that group will be.

So we're going to kind of talk through some of those teams, right?

We are.

We are.

And as you mentioned, have some some tight-end rankings up now for

basketball. And I'm looking forward to chatting with you about all of these and drafting some

teams together because I always feel like once we have our two boards sort of mixed that

I just, I really like those drafts. So I'm looking forward to that.

But one of the things here in terms of putting that together is obviously looking at impending

free agency, knowing some players will resign. Some players are going to obviously depart and

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