Gap Discipline Fantasy Football Podcast

Well out of the top three rounds of a startup, this pair of tiers is where you can really nail some drafts. It's the beginning of the mercenary QB2s, the new home of most young RBs, some controversial takes on darling WRs and some TEs we like for a change

Moving right along, we examine the players that just missed the cut of elite status as we flesh out the better part of three rounds in a startup.

As promised, we begin unpacking the how the elite fantasy players stack up to one another with a simple, but unique tiering twist. Who are the dudes, the runner-ups and who didn't make the cut? Do take the time to interact with the polls--feedback is always encouraged and helps better shape the content that's to come. Like and share!

A brief overhead view of league format and scoring theory to keep in mind when drafting a new dynasty team, followed by notable takeaways from each position's landscape as we cruise into the 2023 season.

The slot WR position is among the forefront of a modern NFL offense and is often seen as as the fast track to success in fantasy, but what does it do for a receiver, how do fantasy slot WRs stack up to the rest of the position and what does this mean for some up-and-coming WRs looking to feast in the the slot (including a bright, young star in Dallas)? Link to dataset: (PC recommended, trust me,) https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iMNiA7-DK1fN813lBH4CkG-XCCkW67X85ag00aGTOSI/edit?usp=sharing

No witty banter or jokes from me in this episode, the football world lost a real one to injury this week. An Achilles tear places a RB at an arguably unparalleled risk today. We lick our wounds, pay our respects, wish Cam Akers the best and dive into what it means for him and the Rams backfield for the 2021 szn.

A contrarian best ball strat helps illuminate a major overcorrection the dynasty community makes in TE premium leagues & TEs in general. TE double-stacks are hereby put on notice.

Not a New Orleans fan, but I drafted an all-Saints dynasty team a few months ago and I'd prolly do it again. The guys in the Big Easy are big values in 2021 drafts despite Drew Brees's retirement. 

S/o Sleeper with the clutch ADP data drop, we dive into the the top 8 rounds of June's Superflex Dynasty ADP. Who is over and underrated?

Sorry for the spice in advance but 🌶 ARod > Watson 🌶 A lesson on narrative & consensus, not that crazy once you lay it all out.