What's going on, my friends? Welcome back to another episode of Market Watch One Days. As always,

I'm your host at Mike Mip with 2P's on Twitter. You can find me, holler at me, yell at me, do whatever

you want. And I'll try and get back at you when I can. I'm recording this episode Sunday morning.

It's a beautiful Sunday morning here in Northern California. And I'm here to talk about football.

As always, you know, I try and talk a little bit about strategy, but I think this week in

particular, I wanted to go over a lot of the free agent moves and trades.

It's been a pretty active offseason, I would say.

So talk a little bit about those moves.

What I think about the biggest players and the biggest moves and the biggest impacts?

And then also just how I approach the strategy in terms of making trades and making moves upon

that type of action and on top of that type of news in the off season. But before we get to any of

that, man, y'all know what time it is. Hit that intro. So, all right?

All right, before we get started with this week's episode, first of all, I just want to apologize real quick for last week's episode.

I know a lot of people pointed out that Charbonnet was incorrectly in the rankings,

which is 100% true.

So that's my bad for that.

Basically how I create those rankings though is I have a composite list of every single player. So all my devies, all my rookies, all my players.

And then I move them within those ranks correspondingly. And then like I just do an automatic formula pull for the rookie ranks that's based on like what I have them in my database at.

So when Charbonnet didn't declare, I moved him down my composite ranks, but I forgot to change his draft class eligibility in the database from 2022 to 2023, which is why he still got pulled him to my rookie rank.

So if you look at the

composite ranks like he would have went down but because i i missed that data uh entry error

uh he basically got pulled into rookie ranks and then i pulled him in put the table down

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