2021 takeaways. Let's talk to the pros.

Welcome in everybody to Fantasy Pros. This is the Fantasy Football Podcasts, this

B.J.O.E.P. Joe Pizepia and with me today is Andrew Erickson and a special guest, a

new friend of Fredo Brown's going to join us for the 10 biggest takeaways for the 2021

season. The Super Bowl is in the books and now it's time to finally put a bow on the

season as a whole and I'm very excited about the show because I like to learn things. I

like educational programs. I raised on Sesame Street way back in the day when I was just

the youth in Brooklyn because we only had a few channels so it's not much else to watch.

But I'll tell you what man, I think this is always the most important thing is to step

back after the seasons over, take a deep breath and try to say okay what did we do right, what

did we do wrong, what did we learn from our approach last year that was the right approach

and what was maybe something we need to dial back, change or reconfigure our brains. And

today we're going to dive into that stuff and before we do we got to take you know take

a few minutes here at least to talk about the Super Bowl because it was definitely a

Hollywood ending for Matthew Stafford in the Rams. No doubt about that. Our end Donald

got his ring. Cooper Cup got an MVP of some kind which is great. Maybe not the NFL MVP

but at least an MVP nonetheless. Three quarters, hardly any flags and all of a sudden everybody

in the referees. Remember they had flags and started throwing them sometimes good, sometimes

bad. So some dicey calls late. The inevitable collapse of the Cincinnati offensive line

and of course the collapse of Eli Apple trying to cover Cooper Cup which Andrew and I have

talked about many many times before this game. It was all too much for the Bengals to overcome

in the end and Andrew start with you here. You mentioned to me before we started here

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