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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Due podcast. I am

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your host, Corey Evans. This is episode five hundred. Wow,

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it's hard to believe it's almost a decade worth of

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episodes and content for free. To celebrate, I am doing

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a show centered around ten fantasy football tips for twenty

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twenty five. So some tips, tricks or pieces of advice

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recommendation that I myself implement and will offer to you,

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my loyal audience.

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Speaker 2: Before we get to regular season. A few housekeeping notes.

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Speaker 1: I will still be releasing a free episode per week

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Speaker 1: So now that that housekeeping schedule or information is out

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of the waving, get to ten fantasy football tips for

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twenty twenty five. Up. First is take injuries seriously. I

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often think that we forget that human beings like ourselves

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are playing this game of football that we love so much,

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and we sort of just expect or assume that if

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a player's injury, they're going to be back sooner than

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the timeline or ETA might indicate. Some examples right now,

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Chris Godwin with his second follow up procedure after the

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ankle fracture, is probably out for a month or close

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to it, so we cannot count on him in September.

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Speaker 2: Joe Mixon and his.

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Speaker 1: Lingering ankle foot injury have reports obviously missing the first

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four weeks of action, potentially returning thereafter or even being

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out for the entire twenty twenty five season. Naji Harris

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with his eye injury from the fourth of July, that's

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an unknown timetable. Matthew Stafford and his uncertain back, Juwan

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Jennings and his calf, Jaden Reed and the Jones fracture.

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Speaker 1: The examples show that we need to take injuries seriously

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and not again assume that players will beat their optimistic timelines.

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Because they're humans, They're dealing with their own injuries that

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are not linear based on previous injuries of similar players occurring,

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which means we need to factor that into ADP trade

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value or even our strategy in season. Tip number two

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is that it's better to be aggressive on the waiver

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wire than too late. The idea here is either bid aggressively,

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whether that's in a fab setup free agent acquisition budget,

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or worst to first waiver wire priority list. Same content

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applies to just as if that means making tough cut

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decisions to get what you think is a perceived better

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player in free agency. The concept or premise is that

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it is more advantageous to be aggressive and be ahead

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of your lead mats orhead of the curve, then wait

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too late and miss out on what could be a

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specuative ad that is league winning or improves your starting

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lineup or depth immenseally. So I always like to be

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more aggressive proactive than hesitate and miss out at what

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could be Tip number three don't trade for the sake

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of trading. This means sometimes the best trades are the

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ones that you don't make. In dynasty, it's imperative don't

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trade if you're bored. That happens more offseason than in season.

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I myself have being a bit bored or tinkering too

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much during the offseason law whether it's before or after

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the NFL draft training camp preseason begins. Therefore, don't trade

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if you're bored, take a step away from your phone,

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your computer, your laptop and revisit it. And if you

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do think it's a good trade, then sure, there's no

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reason not to improve your team if possible. And that

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is the third segment of this tip is, ask yourself

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if the trade improves your team or is a neutral move.

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on it a few nights. If it's an improvement for

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both you and your opposite opponent or league member party,

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then sure, by all means, go forward the trade, but

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don't trade for the sake of trading. And sometimes those

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best trades are truly the ones you don't make. Tip

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number four is hindsight is twenty twenty for all roster decisions,

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we all do it. We beat ourselves up for ads, drops, trades,

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rookie draft picks, the crystal ball. If we all knew

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what it was it existed in the future, would not

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make most of the decisions we do in fantasy sports,

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let alone the fantasy football side of things. So don't

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beat yourself up for decision in the past you made

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that choice. You have to trust the process, the strategies,

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the insight you have in place when a decision is made.

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Looking back reviewing it, does you know good. Unless you're

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looking to improve your process, that's okay. But if you're

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going to beat yourself up about ad drops, trades, rookie

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draft selections when you reflect back and see, oh wow, yeah,

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the best value was this player, not the player I chose.

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If everyone knew what the answer was, they wouldn't be

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fantasy football. We'd be betting on them in real life

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to reap the rewards financially instead of playing this virtual

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game that we all know and love. So if you're

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ever upset, frustrated, mad about a decision, just improve on

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it or trust that you have the right process in

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place to do better next time. Tip Number five is

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that strength of schedule matters, but it's not the end

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all be all. In other words, don't sit studs or

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productive players with encouraging or high snap rates or target

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shares because of tough matchups. I really only use tred

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to schedule when I'm streaming quarterbacks, looking at DSTs or

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defense special teams.

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Speaker 2: If you still play with those in your leagues. Other

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Speaker 1: The only time I'm looking at trendther schedule is possible

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flex decisions where I'm on the fence. Is player A

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or player be the better choice, and based on the

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defense they're playing or the tough corner matchup. Potentially even

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the inverse, a weak defense or corner that the wide

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receiver or linebacker core against the running back when units

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tend to stack the box or create pressure could be

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Speaker 1: Otherwise, I think it's a bit overrated when it comes

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to a metric or analytic data points. Utilize when you're

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sending your lineups or making those tough decisions.

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Speaker 2: Time for a quick break.

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Speaker 1: And I'll be back with five more fantasy football tips

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for this upcoming twenty twenty five season. Tip Number six

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is scour waiver wire drops. This is for open waiver

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drops into fregancy as well as weekly waiver wire runs.

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Don't assume that your league members are dropping bad players.

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One man's trash could be another man's treasure. I review

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this or do the exercise in all six of my leagues,

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which this year five Dynasty one redraft. Is it a

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tough task in terms of time consumption, of course, but

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that's why we play this game. As a result, I'm

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going to dedicate the time to scour every single drop

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made during the regular season in my leagues, whether it's

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an email that a player was dropped, or it's that

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weekly waive run and I'm going to see does that

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player that was dropped improve my team? Do I have

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someone I can cut bait with to make an immediate swap.

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the waiver wire. It's not all about the ads, it's

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also about the drops and who is then placed into

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the open player pool.

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Speaker 2: Tip number seven. Ask for a pick to be added

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as a sweetener in trades.

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Speaker 1: I do this for all of my trade offers, whether

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it's someone coming to me or I am sending out

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the offer. I use this strategy because it can't hurt

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to ask, and stockpiling draft picks increases the probability of

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finding mid round gems. This is not us asking for

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a first or a second to be added on.

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Speaker 2: To a future trade.

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Speaker 1: No, this is thirdspods fits ideally thirds, that's a sweet

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spot think you're going to find potentially then the next

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pukunakoul or Bucky Irving as recent examples. Most of the

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time it works if someone really wants a player and

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you're in negotiations or at the end or finish line

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of a transaction being complete, asking for a third on top,

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whether it's the immediate class or a next US class

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is going to break a deal. However, it can reap

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long term rewards if you do find that steal or

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sleeper that people are not expecting to have such strong

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value or roi in the middle rounds of a dynasty

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rookie draft. Tip number eight. Always have a pivot in

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place for a Sunday Night Football or a Monday night

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football game. It's actually similar logic to removing players on

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Thursday Night Football from your flex and instead in a

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running back, wide receiver, or a tenant spot in order

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to create as much roster flexibility as possible if needed

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in the event that a lineup swap has to be made.

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to fill in for someone that was questionable then ruled out,

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primetime game, especially for the sake of this tip, Sunday

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night or Monday night games.

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Speaker 2: Otherwise, you're taking a goose.

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Speaker 1: Egg a zero when you could have had more roster

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flexibility by keeping them in your flex and or having

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an open spot on your roster to make that ad

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or drop if there's a game time or inactives are

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announced surprise player that is not playing in that game.

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keeper or Doncie format, and using that pivot when applicable

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Speaker 2: You do this one of two ways.

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Speaker 1: One you always keep an open roster spot on your

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team to make that add off the wave wire. Or

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two again, just have that flex. If it's a running back,

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wide receiver, or a tight end, then odds are you

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could pick up a player to have as a backup

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with two teams playing in each primetime game on your

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bench to then make that pivot if needed. Tip number nine,

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Play to win or retool for next season. There is

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no middle ground. I no longer view Dynasty with the

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lens of being the middle of the pack team. I

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changed my perspective on this. I'd say over the past

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year or so. Basically, if you're in that boat.

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Speaker 2: We'll say middle ground or middle of the pack.

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Speaker 1: It's time to decide if you want to go all

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in as a good tender or hit the reset button.

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Not full blown rebuild, but retool for next season by

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cashing out in some aging veterans or expiring contracts in

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real life, acquiring youth in the form of disappointing or

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potential emerge rookie sophomore's, third year players in exchange for

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depreciating assets on your team, or even acquiring more draft

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capital for your next year's class. This is the way

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to look at dynasty the two to three year window,

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but you know if you're in it or not when

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it comes to the playoff race. Therefore, I view it

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as play to win or retool for next season. There's

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only one winner in a ten twelve. I don't care

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how many team league. If you don't win, you lose,

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So play to make the playoffs, contend, make that postseason push,

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or realize it's not your season and start to make

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minor or wholesale changes for the next season. Because it's

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better to be proactive in that regard than wait and

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everybody else be eliminated for the playoffs all trying to

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do the same thing or compile the seam strategies, and

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tip number ten is to make note of possible rule

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proposals or changes instead of ignoring league flaws, which is

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often what leads to dynasty leagues dis mantling. Keep a

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list of notes to bring up if you're the commissioner

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or to the commissioner of roup proposals or changes for

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the next offseason.

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Speaker 2: It's unlikely that people will.

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Speaker 1: Make changes in season because they could dictate payouts or

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standings things of that nature. However, keeping a list to

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then share with your league once the fantasy playoffs and

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a champion in your league is determined is the best

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way to go about it, and you can do that

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with league chats, hitting up the commissioner and sending him

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a few notes of your opinion. No matter what, it's

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going to require most of the time of majority oranim's

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decision in a league to put a new rule into place.

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So a few of my favorite league trends to implement

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or at least put up a vote are weekly double headers,

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so one versu an opponent and then one versus league

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gaverage sort of eliminates a lot of the bias or

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randomness of a regular season schedule, and then The other

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is to remove kickers defenses and put in more flex spots.

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This is not super flex oriented, it's just regular flexs.

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So running back, wide receiver, or tight end. There's a

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lot of variables that we bake in when drafting to

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stash or pick as many high upside running back, wide

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receiver or tight ends as possible, whereas kickers and defense

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do come with a lot of luck or unforeseen spike weeks.

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Look at it this way, if you have a few

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players that go off on your bench yet could have

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been in your lineup over a kicker or defense, it's

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so frustrating, let alone losing to an opponent because the

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kicker or defense scored more than your quarterback, running back,

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wide receiver.

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Speaker 2: You get the picture.

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Speaker 1: So those are two of my favorite trends to at

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least put up for a ruproposal or change. The idea

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here though, is that you should be doing the same

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seeing what is wrong with your league. There's always room

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for improvement, whether it be scoring format, the website platform

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are using. Don't settle or become too comfortable when there's

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better options alternately that could be out there. All takes

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is a few conversations put.

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Speaker 2: Up a vote.

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Speaker 1: Before you know it, the improvement can be made for

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the next season. Thank you all for listening. Hope you

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enjoyed episode five hundred of the Dynasty Do Podcast in

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the form of ten fantasy football tips for twenty twenty five.

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I'm so excited to kick things off for another year

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of fantas football Dynasty, mostly for the sake of this show.

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In twenty twenty five, Week one is here by the

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time I'm you're listening, if not a few days away.

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Cannot wait to be a contributing factor hopefully in your

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success this season. The best spot support me and also

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ask me questions whenever you want is on Patreon, so

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do consider becoming a member. If you're not already, you

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can always just email me Dynasty podgmail dot com if

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Speaker 2: Thanks again, good luck in twenty twenty five.

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Speaker 1: I hope it's full of a ton of league championships

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with the help of the Dynasty Do Podcast.

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Speaker 2: Talk to you all next week. See you