What's good, big dogs? Welcome back into another episode on the BDGED Dynasty channel. If you're

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there. We're going to get into some Dynasty strategy talk here. I'm going to give you a concept that I think is really important. We're going to do that by the way of selling five players that I think are very easy to get rid of or get value back to yourself in this concept. But before we get into that, you know, we got to do this the right way. And it's time for everybody to get tucked around here. So I need you to stand up. Tuck your shirts in. Stop yapping because it's time to eat.

All right, so let's get into this dynasty strategy concept.

And the one I want to talk with you about here, let's start with the idea of rankings.

Now, you may keep your own rankings.

And if you don't, the people that you follow or listen to, you want to know what their rankings are, right? You want to have the idea of who's your wide receiver one and you want to go all the way through 50, 100, whatever it is.

Now, while that's cool, you get their rankings and you may have your rankings.

What's really important to distinguish, in my opinion, when we talk rankings is tiers.

Now the reason I think tiers are so important. Let's say you're starting out making rankings, right? Let's say you have your wide receiver 1 all the way through your wide receiver 30. Now how do you really start

establishing what the difference is between wide receiver 1 and wide receiver 30? Between

wide receiver 5 and wide receiver 15, wide receiver 15 and wide receiver 30. And to really give you an

example of how this works, let me talk with you through my ranking. So my first three receivers are going to be Justin Jefferson, C.D. Lamb, and J.

Chase.

My second tier is going to be Amin Rae St. Brown, Tyreek Hill, Pooka, Naku, and A.J. Brown.

Now, those names may not necessarily be relevant to you, and you can have different ways that you value your tiers.

But the reason I say that is when you distinguish your tiers when you're going through your rankings and the way that I think about it when I break down my tiers. For me, Justin Jefferson, Jamar, Chase, and C.D. Lamb, they're interchangeable.

Now, the way you tier your players may be different than the way I tier my players, and that's

perfectly fine. Now, as I go through my dynasty ranks and I'm setting my tiers, I use this simple

yet really effective method to make sure I'm keeping myself in check with dynasty values and also keeping a good pulse on where they are in the market. And once you have these tiers established, you can really start to get into what I believe

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