Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host Corey Evans. It's here. Week 3, I have the player panic meter where I go one through five, one being the least concerned, two, three, four, five being the most concerned, player value, player outlook, now that we have almost a quarter of

the fantasy football regular season underway.

Before I get to that, if you are unsure of where to go from here or you just want to touch

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social media accounts so you don't want to over or underreact when it comes to short or long-term

dynasty value however it's human nature to see your team at

3 and 0, 2 and 1, 1, 2, 0, and 3, and either be in a good position or flat-out panicking.

The key here is to assess what the data is telling us and then make an informed, logical,

rational decision without selling

too high or too low on an asset. So I have five examples of players I think fall into that

player panic meter and what to do from here on out. Up first with the one out of five, as in I

am not concerned about this player whatsoever. It's Garrett Wilson. Week one at the 49ers, six catches, 60 yards, 10 yards per grab, 11 targets, 96% of snaps.

Week 2 at Tennessee, 4 grabs, 57 yards, 14.25 yards per catch on six targets.

Once again, a 96% snap rate.

Week 3 versus New England, finally found the end zone, five receptions, 33 yards, that touchdown, only 6.6 yards per catch, so a low A.D., nine targets,

and a slight dip in snap percentage at 88%. All in all, Aaron Rogers has credited Wilson's

relatively slow start compared expectations to opposing defense is keying in on Garrett

with Cover 2 schemes.

Makes a lot of sense.

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