The elite tend to hog everything good. Money, health, knowledge, philosophy, legal expertise, etc.
But one good thing manages to generally elude elites, instead resonating with the poor
The gospel of Christ-crucified & risen!
God in his wisdom has hidden wisdom from the "wise"
@lake05626064@605tokenpodcast@UnderdogDrafts Those numbers were for previous frenchies like Frenchie Elim, sprint, or Frenchie 7.
Looks like 1/24 for Frenchie 9. So higher fee for worse payout structure
@lake05626064@605tokenpodcast@UnderdogDrafts Those have horrendous payout structures for those who want a realistic chance of winning anything for having a good season
Roughly 1/7 Frenchie entries win back more than the entry fee.. 1/60 for puppy
Colston Loveland goes at pick 47 - TE3 ADP
Luther Burden goes at pick 43 - WR21
There’s a few specific scenarios where they BOTH pay off
Here’s what the data from 2018-2025 says about that exact ask 👇
(mainly used @FantasyPtsData)
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How early should a QB needy team look at drafting Ty Simpson?
Combining film grading and positional value, taking a QB with "Starter Traits" is analytically justified in the top-12
What a quote from a Steelers insider:
"You know when the clock runs out on you in a fantasy football draft. And it auto picks a guy you don't want. That's what happened to the Steelers tonight."
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One can usually find some philosopher to appeal to in order to defend any idea. I know it’s easier said than done, but choose to not let yourself be intimidated. Just because someone with a fancy name and fancy pants said it, that doesn’t make it true.
Rate of touches for 1st down or TD among RB in 2025 (minimum 200 touches)...
Top 5
1. Kyren Williams - 27.8%
2. Christian McCaffrey - 27.0%
3. D'Andre Swift - 26.9%
4. Zach Charbonnet - 26.4%
5. Jonathan Taylor - 26.2%
Bottom 5
22. Travis Etienne Jr. - 19.9%
23. Woody Marks - 19.8%
24. Bucky Irving - 18.3%
25. Saquon Barkley - 17.9%
26. Ashton Jeanty - 16.8%
and this is before getting into Hurts being used on designed runs at a way lower rate and becoming way less effective on those plays, too. Shying away from one of his strengths and, again, kneecapping the offense that is doing almost everything out of the gun.