Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host, Corey Evans.

Thank you for listening to this week's episode.

It is titled Undrafted Rookies to Stash and Dynasty leagues, meaning UDFAs that were not selected in real life, then able to sign with NFL teams once the draft is complete for a comprehensive

overview of days one, two, and three. That's rounds one through seven. Spread out across

three episodes. Listen back to the past few shows that I published each episode for each day of

the draft discusses every single offensive prospect from a

quick hitter analysis perspective, my point of view to help you in your rookie drafts.

So now this is essentially the time where either your rookie draft is complete or you're

looking ahead for some late round gems to target in the fourth or fifth round of your rookie drafts.

At first, I was planning on naming five rookies to stash who went undrafted for dynasty purposes,

but I have a top seven. They're in no specific order necessarily outside of the first name,

I think is the most important to prioritize. And in a sense, the way to look at UDFAs or undrafted assets are that, based on what I've

heard former GMs articulate in interviews and just a general sense of the pulsing NFL,

undrafted is not that big of a difference from late day three selections, which is why coaches, GMs are

calling these players as soon as the actual NFL draft itself ends to ink them to contracts.

Because if they had more draft capital, perhaps these teams would have selected them in

the fifth, sixth, or seventh round. But because there's only a finite number of players

chosen in the NFL draft

annually, there's always going to be UDFAs. And if you've been a follower of my work over the

past few years, especially where I've pinpoint UDFAs to pick up after the fact, you know that

there could always be diamonds in the rough. So don't dismiss a player because they didn't go

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