And just like that, the 24 season-long fantasy football year, it's over.

And some of you, hopefully a lot of you, are champions.

Now, I know the end of the fantasy football season means a lot of you are going to dip out

and not come back to the show until later in the summer.

I totally understand that off-season fantasy football content might not be your thing.

But I do want to say a

couple of things, not just to someone who may be thinking about dropping off for a bit, but to the

people who are going to be sticking around. In my opinion, the offseason is where my best work is

done. The in-season grind is just that. It's a grind. I'll be the first to admit that I'm

relieved that the season is over.

I can finally watch some of the TV shows that I've been wanting to watch. But also, I can

finally start digging into the fantasy football topics that I've been wanting to dig into.

I haven't been able to look at some of the high-level trends that made the 2024 season what it

was.

I can't wait to do shows on all of that.

There's so much to unpack from this 2024 season.

There's also prospecting work.

A handful of years ago, I really started focusing a lot of effort on prospecting running max, wide receivers, and now tight ends.

Not only is the late round prospect guy going to be out in early March, but I'll be bringing

on guests for late round perspectives and doing shows on those prospects over the next four or

five months.

And a lot of you have been asking for it, but yes, my pal Rich Ryan and I, we're going to do

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