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Dynasty FF Aficionado. I do not watch the games. Co-host of Sweatin' Bullets: A Fantasy Football Podcast Youtube: https://xitter.cf/t.co/I73xkCTjkb

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My son's team emerged victorious today. Ball hockey Champions of the World.
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Tyler is a young goalie in my son's lacrosse club He lost his mother to a brain aneurysm last weekend and his father to cancer two years ago gofund.me/d5c27aeb

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Please support him and his little sister Evelyn as they grapple with growing up all too fast and with shattered hearts
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@DraftDiamonds26 May 2024
So sad, many people struggle with depression and anxiety. It has become so common and we do not have enough help for people in the world today. Everyone is worried about their own problems and this happens so often now. It is so sad
Collin Rugg
@CollinRugg26 May 2024
JUST IN: The parents of PGA tour golfer Grayson Murray have confirmed that their son took his own life. Murray took his life after he withdrew on Friday during the second round of the 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge. “We would like to thank the PGA Tour and the entire world of golf for the outpouring of support,” his parents said. “Life wasn't always easy for Grayson, and although he took his own life, we know he rests peacefully now.” Grayson previously opened up about his struggles and how it impacted his family. Heartbreaking.
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Going back 23 years to find a shining example should tell you all you need to know.
kev mahserejian
@RotoSurgeon10 May 2024
fantasy twitter wouldda had santana moss’s head on a spike after his first two seasons
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You should see when they try playing hockey
Sean Johnson@SeanJohnson__17 Apr 2024
I say it all the time.. you know baseball is the hardest sport when ELITE ATHLETES look like this trying to play the sport
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Have we had any S2 leaks this year?
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If the New York Giants come out of this draft without a new quarterback they should just fire everyone right now.
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This is a wild conclusion to draw.
Dynasty Hotseat
@DynastyHotseat5 Apr 2024
Kirk Cousins' WR1 before Justin Jefferson : 2015 Garcon WR31 2016 Garcon WR23 2017 Crowder WR33 2018 Thielen WR7 2019 Diggs WR24 Keep telling yourself Drake London is going to rebound from WR31 and WR36 because of Kirk Cousins. London is THEE sell high player in fantasy RN
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PSA: Use PPG.
RotoLounge@RotoLounge5 Apr 2024
PSA: If you’re using PPG in your argument for a FF player… You’re covering up the fact they didn’t or haven’t finished an entire season If it’s over the course of a season which is what we look for 100% of the time, your argument should be centered around finish or total points
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Hope that all your favorite teams rivals sees this and dressed the implied conclusion.
Louie Gee
@FF_LouieGee3 Apr 2024
Super Bowl Champions WR1 on depth chart to start szn: 23: K Toney 22: Juju 18: Malcolm Mitchell 17: Alshon Jeffrey 16: Edelman 15: Emmanuel Sanders 14: Aaron Dobson 13: Golden Tate 12: 32 yr old Boldin 11: Hakeem Nicks 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️
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Emmulating successful teams is probably a good idea. Not understanding why successful teams are successful is the foundation of poor execution.
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Furthermore, widen your view of success. If you think that a team winning a series of weighted coinflip matchups is the only barometer of success you probably need to view things through a wider lens.
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Not declaring early for the NFL draft in no way means that a player CAN not be good nor that they CAN not be great. It just happens less frequently.
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You will no doubt have noticed the overwhelming majority of these seasons from the most recent classes have come from the early declares. If the sky is falling on early declares, it hasn't happened yet.
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Oh and don't forget about the Al Gore Rhythm, please like and retweet the first tweet if you found this valuable! Oh and also # linkinbio 😉
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"Brother how are we still doing this after Aiyuk/Olave/Smitty in the post-COVID years If you don’t like Rome that’s fine, but it has got to be more than just “non-early declare” I mean good god man" I thought you might be curiuos too... So we shall dive yet again.
Bulletproof Beancounter@DFBeanCounter2 Apr 2024
Relearning old lessons: Part Un Does declaring as early as possible for the NFL draft matter at the WR position? Let's dive in?
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I think that we really need to wrap our minds around the fact that non-early declare players can be very good, heck even some of them will go on to be superstars. Folks like Andre Johnson, Antonio Borwn, and Demaryius Thomas were all non-early declares.
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When we are looking for high ceiling players I tend to focus on early declares because they have historically had higher floors and especially higher ceilings... as a whole.
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We have genuine superstars like Ja'Marr Chase, CeeDee Lamb, and Justin Jefferson, and then a few "good" players as well.
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So then lets look at the early declares over the same period.
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