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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host,

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Corey Evans. This week's show is titled Fantasy Football Lessons

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Learned in twenty twenty five, and I have ten lessons

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that I learned myself that I wanted to share with you,

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my audience.

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Speaker 2: Hope you all had a happy New year. Let's get

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right to business.

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Speaker 1: Number one is to use FAB aggressively, that being free

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agent equisition budget or free agent blind bidding.

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Speaker 2: I have learned that if you don't use it.

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Speaker 1: All, it is simply a waste because it does not

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roll over for the most part in most leagues year

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over year, and we all like to be hesitant or

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wait for that lottery ticket player to spend FAB on,

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but more often than not, if you don't use it

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early or mid season or a huge jump at the end,

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then it's complete waste of resources. So I have learned

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and going to apply it in future seasons, whether it

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be redraft or dynasty, to use my exhibition budget a

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lot more strategically when I think there is a player

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or set of players that is worth the premium. Because

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even in all my leagues this year that use FAB,

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I wasted fifty if not more percent of it in

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each of those leagues, when I could have gone far

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more aggressive on my bids instead of missing out on players,

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even if that means they panned out or not, the

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process could have led to different results in terms of

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the players I was able to roster. And if that

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resonates with you, then it's a lesson learned as well.

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Number two, ignore platform win lose matchup percentages. I myself

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can fall for this, whether it's on Sleep or my

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fantasy the League, ESPN, Yahoo, whatever the platform may be.

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You see your either favorite or the underdog going to

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match up, and then as the matchup continues to go

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on based on points scored, Oh now you're a E

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twenty favored or.

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Speaker 2: Fifty to fifty sixty four.

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Speaker 1: You can't help but rely and put all of your

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weight into those percentages when all it is is a

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platform algorithm that is using the projection to each player,

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and as they score more or less points, it's shifting

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up and down. Don't let that impact your fun or

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enjoyment of a matchup each and every week. I know

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myself that I have because you're so focused on it.

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Try to remove yourself from the win loss percentages and

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let the match up run its course, and I think

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it'll be far more satisfied with the Merzel even if

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you win or lose, because watching that up and down

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roller coaster, especially in the Fantasy playoffs when you're paying

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even more attention, can be frustrating when anything can happen,

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and those percentages are simply a current snapshot of what

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the platform or the data algorithm says changes so quickly

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each and every week.

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Speaker 2: Number three require the rookie.

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Speaker 1: One point one one to be determined by at least

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max points four to avoid tanking. It's a lesson learned

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that I have addressed many seasons ago, but I wanted

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to bring it as another lesson to keep in mind

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if you have not done so in your league already.

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Speaker 2: Because tanking is such a hot topic.

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Speaker 1: Or source subject in dynasty leagues, there's really no way

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to combat it, even a competitive formats unless you have

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this rule in place, because at the end of the day,

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the least max points four are the ultimate pinpoint of

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the worst team in a league that year, and they

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do deserve the rookie pick one point oh one, not

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someone that has a solid team but decided they want

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the best prospect in twenty twenty six or twenty twenty

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seven and didn't set their lineup or benks their studs.

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Speaker 2: That is tanking.

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Speaker 1: To avoid that, the best possibly can you have to

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make the rookie one point on one by least max

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points four.

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Speaker 2: If you play on sleeper, it's easy to do.

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Speaker 1: You could even do the least amount of total points,

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which is still a little bit of a gray area

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on website that don't calculate the max points four because

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again the bench might have been full of studs while

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the lineup was full of duds. It is not a

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full proof process, but finding ways to best find that

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worst team is how the rookie one point on one

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should be decided. Lesson learned Number four is don't tolerate

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league member inactivity. This is from experience, very frustrating because

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as a commissioner, you'll get feedback. Why isn't this person

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said in the lineup they left injured players in and

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or players on buy or even the inconsistency examples where

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they're paying attention early on the season if they fall

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to the playoff race early, then by mid season they're

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not active and setting in their lineups or they're not

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resplying to trade offers. There's so many different variables at

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play here, and what I've learned is as a commissioner,

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you cannot tolerate league member in activity. You have to

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address it head on. Reach out to individual or individuals

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that are not remaining active or engaged in your league

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and simply just touch base in check are you interested

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in playing next season? If you get honest feedback that

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they're not, then find a replacement, because it's better to

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have if it's a ten team league, ten active people,

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even if some people are more sad than others, then

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one or two people that don't pay attention because it

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can ruin the league entirely. So the lesson learned there

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is don't let that happen in your league. Don't really

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create an environment of surrounding where people want to quit,

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because then it's that much more difficult to find a

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core group to keep it going year after the year.

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Let's than the number five is keep a list of

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pending rule proposals for the off season. As commissioner, I've

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learned the best way to do this is simply write

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them down or keep a note section on your phone,

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and then you can reflect back and put it up

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for a vote, whatever a platform you're on during the

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off season. If you don't, you'd be surprised, specially if

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you're playing in multiple leagues how easy it is to

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forget what rules you thought needed to be changed, because

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every league is different, right, and you want to make

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sure you're talking or referring to specifically that you think

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there might be flaws, and so keeping a list and

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separating it by league name will really help you organize

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and streamline your roop proposal process in the off season

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that goes for commissioners or not commissioners, because every single

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league it should not be commissioner decides all.

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Speaker 2: It should be a majority.

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Speaker 1: It should be voted upon in order to determine rules,

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especially in the existing dynasty.

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Speaker 2: Of these where there's always room for improvement.

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Speaker 1: Time quick breaking me back with five more lessons learned

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to twenty twenty five and when I'm doing about it

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or at least recommending to do about it.

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back with five more lessons learned in twenty twenty five.

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Number six is trade if it makes sense, not.

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Speaker 2: If you're bored.

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Speaker 1: I feel like everybody falls into this bucket, whether it's

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the off season or in season, depending on how many

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draft picks you have or how well your team is

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or is not doing regular season. And I've learned that

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it only makes sense to trade if it is beneficial

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to both you and your opponent. If you're trading for

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the sake of trading, it will more often than not backfire.

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So in short, find a purpose for the trade. And

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if you don't think it's making your team better and

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both the short and long term. Less of course, you're

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making a run for a championship and you're sacrificing whatever

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is needed to make that push. Different story, then don't

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make the trade. Sometimes the best trades are the ones

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that we don't make. Don't overthink it. Where this becomes

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tough is that trading is inherently fun. That's why we

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play dynasty is to continue to attempt to improve our roster.

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But trading with no intent or purpose and just doing

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so to switch around player shares is where things can

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go wrong. So don't make a trade if you're bored.

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At least sit on it a day unless you know

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it's a good deal. The seventh lesson learned is to

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trust the process over result for start sit decisions. That's

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some of my most frequent asked questions on Patreon each

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and every week is who should I start? I might

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get a list of five or ten players. What would

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you do in this situation? If I myself, for any

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Fantasyball analyst in the space, could give you a crystal

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ball and tell you to start sit each and every week,

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we'd all be millionaires billionaires. That's not the case. That's

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why we play this game. It's why there's gambling involved.

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It's the unknown. We use and do the best we

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can with a data at our disposal. When it's the schedule,

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trends such as snap share targets, rushing attempts, volume across

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the board and the day, though, we have to trust

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the process over the result for start sit decisions and

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don't beat yourself up if you make the wrong decision.

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starter versus bench conundrum and dilemma, which does make sense,

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but it takes away some of the fun of that

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strategy of who do I start who I sit. Another

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way to combat this is to add more flex spots

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in your league starting lineup so that there's less bench

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compared to starting lineup slots. Either way, we all face

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that same process every single week, the start sit decisions.

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Speaker 2: If your team is really.

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Speaker 1: Good and strong with depth, it becomes even more difficult process.

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But the lesson learned, especially from answer people's questions or

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even having that same uncertainty betweak in my leagues, is

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trust your process and whatever decision making you're using with

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the day at your disposal. More often than not it's

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going to work out. Of course, it's going to be

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players that go off on benches. That happens all the time,

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and as part of Fantasy football, number eight for a

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lesson learned is collect league dues prior to rookie drafts.

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This is important because you never know if people are

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going to be disappointed with the rookie draft and decide

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to leave the league, or if something happens in their

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personal life where they want to quit and either join

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another league or simply got tired of your league. If

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you collect league dus prior to the rookie draft, then

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you have everyone's funds, and if someone does decide to quit,

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then your replacement team doesn't have to pay for that year.

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Speaker 2: I've seen so.

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Speaker 1: Many dynasty leagues dismantle because league dues are a sensitive

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issue for an orphan team or a team that is

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simply not built to win. If league dues are collected

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prior to rookie drafts, there's just a lot more sense

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of ease to replace a team if they do decide

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to leak on at that point their own personal decision

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to post to it being monetary because they're already invested

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in the league for at least that season. So collect

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those league dus before rookie draft and you should see

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a less turnover and be an easier way to find

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a replacement team if needed. Number nine for lesson learned

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is to eliminate divisions if used in leagues, And by

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this I mean if there's two divisions vision A Division

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B five teams five teams, or it's a twelve team

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league and there's four divisions of three teams, whatever the scenario,

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consider eliminating the divisions, because at the end of the day,

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it is, especially doing double matchups against U division mats,

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a really poor way to showcase the best teams each

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and every year. And there's still one of my leagues

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in a NAZI format that use it. This season we

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ditched it. It's going away in twenty twenty six. Truly,

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you should be putting the best teams in the postseason,

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and divisions sort of take away from that because it's

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not a random schedule. You're playing, as I alluded to,

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that same team or teams multiple times, and it's taken

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entire league, which is the same in the NFL sure

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with the AFCNFC and divisions within, but that's real life football.

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have the visions, at least put it up for a

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vote to eliminate them and go straight random schedule, no divisions.

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then that's an even better proposition. But relying on divisions

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to have playoff seeds is such a frustrating process from experience,

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and I'm finally glad that all of my leagues now

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will no longer have that setup. But if your leagues

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do still use those visions, sure they're good for rivalries,

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but at the end of the day, it's not putting

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the best teams in the postseason. So something to consider,

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at least in a lesson you might learn along the way.

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And then ten for a lesson learned is to choose

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replacement owners. Why it kind of ties into the collecting

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the league news, pride, rookie drafts. It happens all the time.

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People inherently do quit dynasty leagues, and then finding that

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next team to join can be tough in terms of

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someone you know is in it for the long haul.

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Speaker 2: You'll want to find a.

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Speaker 1: Person that's going to treat it as a redraft or

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keeper format, go all in, not like the result after

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a year or two, and then dip agangs and you're

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back in the exact same spot. Across all of my leagues,

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I've been in that position trying to find someone quickly

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as a replacement so there's no law league activity during

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the offseason. But the better decision to find someone you

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know is going to be committed and not quit like

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the former league mate did, and to do so sometimes

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that takes patience and just telling everyone, hey, we're gonna

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have to pause our rookie draft or delay it instead

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of doing it right off the NFL draft or whenever

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your league timeline is. We need to find someone that's

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truly committed to our format or scoring structure so we

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don't keep running to the same issues. And trust me

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long term, if it means even the laying your rookie

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draft or having an odd number of teams in your

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league for one year and playing the average each and

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every week instead of an actual opponent, it's worth finding

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someone that is not going to leave or give up quickly,

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because then you'll be back to square one. Thank you

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all for listening. Ipe you all enjoyed my fantasy football

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lessons learned in twenty twenty five. I appreciate each and

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every one of you who listen to my work through

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way to support me financially and keep this show going.

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Thanks again, Happy New Year. Until next time, this is

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the Dynas Hue checking out. Talk to you all next week.

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Speaker 2: See you