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Fantasy Focus Football

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🗓️ 22 April 2022

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Daniel Dopp and Mike Clay discuss what the Dolphins new offense looks like, what to make of the changes in Kansas City, how DeVante Parker can be used in New England and if Deebo Samuel would still be a WR1 somewhere else. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	The Fantasy Focus Football Podcast is presented by Geico.
0:02.9	Switch to Geico today and see all the ways that you could say.
0:06.0	Fantasy you in the whole six, don't wanna home.
0:09.8	Focus, fantasy, fantasy focus.
0:17.6	Hey and welcome into the Fantasy Focus Football Podcast.
0:20.1	My name is Daniel Dopp.
0:21.7	I am joined here by Mike Clay.
0:23.7	It's been a while since we have seen you guys.
0:25.7	I've let everybody else sort of take a break for the rest of this
0:28.3	off season knowing that after the draft when we come back,
0:30.3	because really when everything sort of kicks off,
0:32.1	we know where players are gonna be at,
0:33.7	we'll have new rankings that are coming out,
0:35.2	everybody's got a whole bunch of fun stuff that's happening post drafts.
0:37.8	So apologies for not being around the last couple of weeks,
0:40.8	but I just wanted to give everyone as much time off as possible.
0:43.9	Except for Mike, Mike, you look the same.
0:50.6	Yeah, I don't know about that time off.
0:52.4	You're talking about what is that?
0:53.7	Yeah, I'm not familiar with that.
0:58.2	Yeah, so usually I get a little time off after we settle after the draft
1:03.4	right in the summer, which is a good time to have a little break,
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