Welcome everybody to Fantasy Pros. This is the Fantasy Football Podcast.

It is me Joey P, Joe P. Zephia, and today we're going to go through the top 36 players on our board at FantasyPros.com.

We're going to talk about the tears in which they are ranked, who we want to move into those tears out of those tears.

And what they really mean and the best people to talk about that are by two guests today.

Ericson, Mr. Big Pot Energy himself. The hair is high. He looks right. He is ready today for the show.

Another one of my good pals, usually we're talking wrestling, but today we're going to talk football.

It's Brian Drake, who you know, of course, from all the podcasts over at, of course, Fantasy Point.

So you could follow him on the twin machine at Drake Fantasy and gentlemen, we've got Scott Fishbowl going,

Drafts of Officially kicked off. But I think it's really important that we start to look at these tears and these drop off points.

And these are things that I always feel like, you know, when you're trying to build core roster strength in Fantasy football, it is paramount.

And these first few rounds, we often say, well, you can't lose necessarily.

But I think you can win if you make some really good decisions. And Drake, I know we're looking ahead of these tears.

And when you do your rankings, how important are those tears for you when you're putting them together?

There's no question that tears are very important. And anybody who's drafting, whether it's in auction, salary cap, whatever you call it, these tears.

If you're drafting best ball tournaments on your platform of choice or you're redraft in somebody's garage on Labor Day weekend, you've got to know tears.

I always have my tear cheat sheets. So I know when there's a run that we're in the midst of, I can start checking names off and going, all right, I got to make sure I get in on this.

Otherwise, you know, my team's going to be struggling. Then you're hitting the trade market. You never want to be left short in a position.

This is going to be an invaluable exercise to your listeners, learning about the tears. And I'm glad to be back with my man, Andrew Erickson. I love this guy. I missed him.

That's right. You guys spent a lot of quality time together over the years on serious exam and other platforms.

Andrew actually, one of the great folks that Brian works with over fancy points, Mr. Hansen. He said the other day on his show, I was listening to, he said, at the end of the day, all ADP is just polling results.

And I thought that was very clever. And sometimes polling results can be incorrect. We've seen that once or twice over these last few years.

And it is kind of this consensus taken it. Obviously we're going to be working off of fancy pros.com. You can go to fancy pros.com slash rankings to see what we're looking at here and go through a makeup tears of your own using, you know, the cheat sheet creator and other tools and on draft wizard.

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