Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. Thanks for checking out this week's show.

This episode is titled Volatile Dynasty Assets. We're at that point, week six into week seven,

where we're halfway through the fantasy season, just about if you go 15 weeks of a regular season calendar.

And you have to determine, A, if you're going to make the playoffs,

B, if you're in the playoff hunt, or C, if you're out of contention, perhaps time to cash in,

cash out on some particular overachieving or underachieving assets.

And I think I have five names this week that fit that criteria

pretty well as a clear contender, perhaps middle of the road or retooling slash rebuilding team.

What do you do? Do you buy yourself based on these volatile dynasty assets? Don't forget

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It's $30, 30 minutes, or one hour, $50 to lock in and coordinate a roster call via Google Meet.

Up first I have Evan Ingram, who had a 10 catch, 102-yard performance, 10.2 yards per reception via 10 targets and to return from a hamstring injury versus Chicago.

It was in London. It was a terrific fantasy showing outside of a lost

fumble considering Ingram missed week's two to five with his hamstring ailment. Ingram was in on

61% of snaps, and it does indicate that Jacksonville thought, or at least, did ease him in after

injury. You don't want to have any other setbacks because in week two, it was a pregame warm-up

injury that silent him for almost a month.

It's a reminder, though, of how much of a competitive edge Evan Ingram can offer at

tight end despite his week one dud of one catch for five yards for targets against Miami.

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