This is all American stud, Jonathan Taylor. I'm Milton Faces and NFL and you're

listening to the best in a business. My man, the pod father, he knows things.

This time to get dialed in. Most of your teams have been drafted. Seasonal leagues,

best ball, dynasty rosters are set. You're ready to go! Stop looking at the

waiver wire. Stop entertaining trade. Stop thinking about trades. Just let it sit.

Let your roster sit. Let it happen. There's going to be plenty of moves to make

after week one. You have no idea. No idea. Who's going to emerge in week one? If you

did, you're going to pick them up from the free agent pool by now. There are going to be

breakouts that come completely out of the blue. And those will mostly be wide receivers.

The running back waiver wire picks after week one will likely be due to an injury to the primary

back. I don't want any players to get hurt. But we also have the injury finder app. And the

injury finder app tells us that the most likely player to get hurt in week one at running back

is Christian McCaffrey at quarterback. It's Lamar Jackson at wide receiver. It's Debo Samuel

and at tight end. It is George Kittle. It has to do these players BMI's. The number of tackles

they're projected to absorb in week one and their injury track record. That's why that list

makes such perfect sense. It's intuitive. That's the beauty of something like the injury finder.

I was like, Oh, this makes sense. This algorithm rings true. It passes the heuristics smell test.

That's why the injury finder is so popular right now in the app store. But there will be a handful

of players that emerge just because the target distribution or the touch distribution is vastly different

than what was projected. Now, who are these players? Who are we going to be picking up after week one?

Let's open tomorrow's newspaper together. Now in single quarterback leagues,

players like Derek Carr and Kurt Cousins are available. So let's put quarterbacks in one quarter

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