Okay.

After

several

minutes

of

trying

to

get

our,

our,

our,

our

video

going

tonight,

I

am

not

able

to

do

so.

So

we

will

lead

off

with

this.

Who

is

the

rookie

that

you

need

to

be

drafting

in?

Your

FFPC

rookie

drafts,

your

FFPC

best

ball

tournament

drafts,

your

FFPC

main

event

slow

drafts,

and

of

course

your

FFPC

big

gorilla

drafts.

We're

also

going

to

talk

about

the

players

that

you

need

to

avoid

that

a

lot

of

people

are

overdrafting

right

now.

So

Scott

Brazicki,

the

12

time

FFPC

Dynasty

League

champ

will

join

us

on

the

show

tonight

for

insight

on

that

and

so

much

more.

Pharrell

Elliott

is

here.

I'm

Eric

Balman.

Stick

around.

Your

high

stakes

fantasy

football

hour

hopefully

starts

now.

I

can't

stand

the

pressure.

I've

seen

greater

men

than

me

broadcast

live

and

heard

around

the

world.

You

are

now

watching

the

most

entertaining

hour

of

radio

on

the

planet.

Welcome

to

the

high

stakes

fantasy

football

hour

presented

by

myffpc.

With

your

hosts

Eric

Balkman

and

Farrell

Elliott.

The

high

stakes

fantasy

football

hour

is

your

home

for

analysis

from

the

best

players

in

the

world.

And

now,

because

no

one

else

was

available,

here

are

Eric

Balkman

and

Farrell.

Ell

God

bless

you

Rob

for

coming

through

tonight

on

the

high

stakes

fantasy

football

hour.

Quite

frankly,

this

is

going

to

be

a

journey

tonight.

I

don't

know

what's

going

to

happen

but

you

are

live

watching

us

on

the

high

stakes

fantasy

football

hour

on

the

FFPC

Socials,

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Twitter

x

Facebook

and

much

more.

Thank

you

so

much

for

joining

us.

My

name

is

Eric

Balkman.

You

can

follow

me

on

those

socials

at

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including

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at

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B

M

a

n.

So

glad

to

have

you

tonight.

Thanks

to

our

producer

and

mutual

friend

Rob.

This

is

the

high

stakes

fantasy

footballer.

I

want

to

bring

this

up

too

because

I,

I

misspoke

last

week

I

said

this

was

our

15th

season

of

the

HSFF

Hour.

That

is

inaccurate.

This

is

our

14th

season.

So

I,

I,

I

jumped

the

gun

a

little

bit.

We

are

in

season

14,

episode

two

of

the

high

stakes

fantasy

football

hour.

You

know,

15,

14,

whatever.

It's

still

an

incredible

accomplishment

and

thank

you

to

Pharrell

Elliott,

Dave

Gurzak,

the,

the

co

founder

of

the

ffpc,

Rob

Rice

and

of

course

each

and

every

one

of

you

who

has

made

this

possible

over

the

years.

Thank

you.

Kudos

to

you

and

kudos

again.

I

want

to

welcome

you

into

the

show

tonight.

Coming

up

on

tonight,

tonight's

podcast,

we're

going

to

talk

about

the,

the,

the

rookies

that

have

fallen

in

good

advantageous

spots

as

well

as

rookies

that

have

fallen

in

less

than

advantageous

spots

here.

And

we're

going

to

be

covering

rookie

drafts

thanks

to

our

good

friend

12

team,

our

12

time

FFPC

dynasty

League

champion

Scott

Brzicki,

who

has

drafted

a

ton

in

the

FFPC

Dynasty

League

rookie

draft

so

far

over

the

course

of

the

list

this

last

week.

We're

gonna

get

his

thoughts

on

how

his

teams

have

been

going,

what

he

wish

he

would

have

done

better

and

what

he

wish

he

would

have

done

more.

That

is

coming

up

on

tonight's

show.

If

you

want

to

connect

with

us

on

X,

the

show

is

at

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or

I'm

at

Eric

Balman

of

course.

Check

out

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Fantasy

Football

State

Championship@kffsc.com

I

think

I'm

up

in

the

draft

there

right

now.

I'll

check

on

that

in

a

little

bit.

KFFSC.com

is

where

to

go

to

play

not

only

in

all

the

draft

masters

that

are

going

on

right

now,

but

the

f

or,

excuse

me,

the

KFFSC

main

events

at

KFFSC

auctions.

You

can

sign

up

for

right

now@kffsc.com

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gmail.com

is

where

to

reach

us.

If

you

have

any

questions

for

us,

send

them

in

now

to

that

email

address

to

our

X

account.

We'll

try

to

get

to

all

the

chat

room

questions,

tweets

and

emails

in

the

fantasy

feedback

segment

later

on

in

the

program

tonight.

Thanks

to

our

audio

engineer

and

my

best

friend

Bryce

and

of

course

our

producer

and

mutual

friend

Rob.

I

want

to

bring

in

the

definitive

commissioner

of

fantasy

football

right

now.

You

follow

him

on

the

X

at

JF

Elliott

at

kffscofficial

and

of

course

kffsc.com

kffsc.com

is

where

to

go.

It's

all

the

leagues

I've

been

playing

in

so

far

this

year.

He's

the

guy

who

runs

it,

the

head

honcho,

Mr.

Frell.

Elliott

Farrell,

A

good

Friday

evening

to

you

here

on

May

9,

2025.

How

in

the

heck

are

you

doing,

Bucky?

You're

looking

clean

and

tight.

And

you

did

have

it

correct

at

15

seasons

because

in

Covid

year

you

were

so

exemplary

that

you

got

a

two

year

credit

for

a

one

year.

It's

part

of

Biden's

thing.

It

was

a

two

year

credit

for

your

Covid

year.

Yeah,

it's

15

years.

You

got

it

right.

All

right.

I

got

it

right.

And,

and

Stephen

Georgos

and.

And

Stephen,

I

apologize

for

you

to

say

that's

Steven

G.

If

I

Stephen

G.

I

apologize

if

I'M

mispronouncing.

He

says

he's

on

the

clock

right

now.

So

I'm

not.

I,

hopefully

I

did

not

get

tapped

out.

I

don't

think

I

got

tapped

out.

I

think

I'm

still

good

on

that.

Well,

look

at

what

you're

doing

over

there.

Bulky

and

it's

masterpiece.

Well,

thank

you.

I,

I'm,

I,

you

know,

I'll

say

this

right

now,

Farrell,

and

you

could

probably

champion

this

as

well.

I

feel

much

more

dialed

in

to

the

fantasy

football

season

when

I

draft

early.

I

started

drafting

in

January.

I've

continued

through

February,

through

March,

through

April

and

now

into

May.

I

just

feel

much

more

set

up

to

win

big

in

the

KFFSC

because

I've

drafted

early.

Travis

Hunter

is

like

a

fourth

or

fifth

round

pick

in

the

kffsc.

He's

definitely

a

fifth

or

sixth

round

pick

in

the

ffpc.

I

go

back

to

what

I

was

doing

in

January.

I

got

him

like

the

13th

round.

Ashton

Genty

is

a

bona

fide

number

one

first

round

pick

right

now.

Go

back

to

KFFSC.

Back

in

January.

I

was

getting

them

in

the

late

third.

So

I'm

very

excited

to

see

how

those

teams

turn

out.

And

for

those

of

you

who,

who

are

wondering

like,

oh,

I,

why

would

I

draft

now?

Because

all

the

value

has

already

been

gotten.

You're

talking

about

very

little

value.

I,

I

shouldn't

say

very

little

value.

You're

talking

about

a

fraction

of

leagues

in

the

FFPC

and

the

kffsc.

You

can

still

cash

in

on

value

right

now.

I

know

you've

been

doing

it

in

the

ffpc

and

I

would

encourage

and

everybody,

and

I

know

you

would

encourage

people

to

do

so

too.

Encourage

people

to

draft

right

now

because

we're

still

in

early

May.

There

is

a

lot

of

great

FFPC

and

KFFSC

values

to

be

had.

Yeah.

You

know,

and

John

Terry,

who's

on

fire

again

as

usual.

And

we

got

to

get

to

his

horse

ratings

reference

too.

But

that's

exactly

right.

And

I

made

our

mailer

this

week.

We

had

third

round

for

Genti,

sixth

round

for

Hampton.

So.

But

we're,

we're

in

a

position.

People

say,

oh,

it's

too

early

to

draft.

It's

never

too

early

to

draft.

And

early

draft

is

where

you

can

make

a

huge

difference.

And

I

appreciate

everybody's

participation.

This

is

the

earliest

we've

ever

been

off

in

the

KFFSC

with

the

main

event.

But

we're

responding

to

the

players

that

want

to

play

and

want

to

draft.

It

looks

like

everybody's

having

a

good

time

and

it

looks

like

you

Balky

are

putting

together

a

masterpiece.

Yeah,

I'm

trying.

Steven

says

he's

I'm

putting

my

Henderson

stock

where

my

mouth

is.

I

have

I

I've

taken

Trivian

Henderson

as

my

number

three

running

back

in

I

more

than

one

draft

definitely

in

the

KFFSC

and

if

you

want

to

do

that,

which

I

would

encourage

you

to

do

so

you

can

do

so@kffsc.com

with

the

KFFSC

main

events

often

running

the

KFFSC

Draft

Masters

there.

And

of

course

don't

forget

about

the

FFPC

Best

Ball

and

Super

Flex

Best

ball

tournaments.

A

$300,000

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and

$100,000

grand

prize

respectively.

It'll

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you

125

or

$35

to

enter

in

the

FFPC

best

ball

tournament

for

the

first

time

ever.

A

$100,000

grand

prize

runner

up.

I'm

going

to

say

that

again.

You

don't

even

win

the

thing.

You

take

second.

You're

going

to

get

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the

regular

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If

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to

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Live

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including

the

early

Rampage

Tournament

and

the

seven

Bananas

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Right

now

if

you

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you're

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for

a

350

entry

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and

you'll

be

eligible

for

a

$10,000

and

a

$1,000,000

grand

prize.

Speaking

of

million

dollar

grand

prizes,

the

FFPC

Main

event

is

often

running

with

slow

drafts.

Live

drafts

going

to

be

starting

at

the

end

of

the

month.

A

million

dollar

grand

prize

$6

million

plus

prize

pool.

The

early

bird

deadline

is

on

if

you

want

to

draft

in

the

Pros

versus

Joe's

Tournament.

We

which

we

will

be

broadcasting

live

on

this

here

program

at

the

end

of

July.

Register

now.

May

31

is

the

deadline

you

can

you'll

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the

drawing

there.

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team.

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slow

drafts,

running

off,

off

and

running

out

or

good

buddy

Pharaoh

Cullen

Hoffman

messaged

me

on

X

today.

He

said,

are

you

covering

any

FFPC

main

events

this

year?

I

kind

of

want

to

play

my,

my

free

entries

off

on,

on

getting

my

show

or

getting

my

draft

live

on

air.

The

yes,

we

will

be

covering

main

events

but

here's

the

thing.

Draft

early

now

because

this

is

when

you're

getting

the

value.

MyFFPC.com

is

where

to

go

for

the

main

event,

the

Big

girl,

the

FFPC

Super

Flex

and

Best

Ball

tournaments

as

well

as

Dynasty

Leagues.

Remember

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Tom

is

already

saying,

bulky,

stay

away

from

my

guys.

I'm

trying

to

see.

No

promises

on

that

tomorrow.

I'm

trying

to.

We'll,

we'll

see

what

happens.

And

I

do,

I

do.

If

I

don't,

I

don't.

I

can't.

I

can't

help

that.

John

Terry,

our

good

friend

Pharaoh

leading

things

off

tonight

on

YouTube.

How

do

you

see

the

Cleveland

back

deal

in

2025?

I

totally

agree

with

with

Farrell

on

this.

This

is

a

good

question.

Shador

Sanders

is

going

to

rush

for

1200

yards.

That's

what

you

get

for

asking

a

question

like

that

right

now.

John

Terry,

Cleveland,

the

guys

that

are

putting

together

the

depth

chart

don't

even

have

that

figured

out

yet.

What

are

you

talking

about?

All

right,

here's

the

thing.

Make

something

up.

I'm

gonna

put

this

on

wax

right

now.

If

Shadir

Sanders

rushes

for

1200

yards

over

the

course

of

his

career,

including

if

he

has

Shadur

Sanders

Jr

get

to

the

NFL

and

combining

his

rushing

yards

with

Pops,

I

will

Pharaoh

two

steak

dinners

in

Las

Vegas.

It

will

be

legendary.

Farrell

owes

me

nothing.

That's

how

sure

I

am

the

shadow

Sanders

is

not

rushing

for

1200

yards

this

year.

We'll

see

what

happens

though.

That

Cleveland

situation

is

a

fun

one

to

look

at.

We'll

talk

ourselves

to

where

Blue

in

the

face

about

the

quarterbacks.

Pharaoh,

what

do

you

make?

And,

and

this

is

interesting

because

I

did

in

one

of

my

rookie

drafts,

in

one

of

my

rookie

dynasty

drafts

this

past

week,

I

did

take

Dylan

Sampson

at

the

end

of

the

second

round

after

the

Browns

had

already

taken

Quinte.

Johnkins,

everybody's

celebrating

junkins.

And

then

Samson

comes

into

the

fold

as

well.

Both

those

guys

are

Cleveland

Browns

right

now.

As

John

Terry

says,

how

do

we

see

the

backfield

being

divided

up

for

2025

between

Judkins

between

Sampson,

between

Jerome

Ford,

everybody.

They

got

in

Cleveland

right

now.

Yeah.

I

don't

know.

And

neither

do

they.

And

they're

going

to

try

to

figure

it

out.

And

they

may

still

choose

the

wrong

guy.

And

who

is

the

wrong

guy?

Farrell?

Who

is

the

wrong.

We

don't

know.

We

don't

know.

And

probably

John's

gone

fishing

because

he's

got

a

strong

opinion.

And

there's

people

that

follow

Cleveland

Browns

football

religiously

and

they

come

up

with

this

idea.

This

is

going.

If.

If

you

want

to

be

in

the

fantasy

business

with

the

Cleveland

Browns,

my

first

question

is

why?

My

second

question

is,

you

tell

me

what

you're

thinking

about

and

because

you're

gonna

have

to

watch

them

in

preseason

and

see

just

who

is

gelling

with

this

team.

This

team

is.

Is

truly

the

old

cliche.

This

is

a

work

in

progress.

And

we.

We

gotta

see.

We.

We

will

see.

And.

And

I

think,

like,

at

the

point

we're

at

right

now,

like,

I'm

fine

with

where

Quinton

Judkins

is

going.

You

look

at

the.

The

mojo

on

this

right

now,

and

I'm

gonna

bring

it

up

right

now

just

so

I'm

not

talking

out

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located@fantasymojo.com

Darren

Armani

is

the

godfather

of

the

FFPC

Pros

versus

Joe's

competition.

If

I

look

at

the

FFPC

Best

Ball

tournament

over

the

last

seven

days,

Quinshawn

Judkins

is

currently

going

off.

If

I

can

spell

his

name

right,

I

can

tell

you

right

now,

my

goodness.

Quintron

Judkins

is

going

off

as

running

back

21

at

the

509

Pharaoh.

That

is

behind

Travion

Henderson,

Chuba

Hubbard,

Alvin

Camara.

It

is

ahead

of

James

Connor,

RJ

Harvey,

and

David

Montgomery.

Now,

I

know

we

got

our

guests

coming

up

here

in.

In

Scott

Brzicki,

and

I

want

to

get

to

him

in

a

second,

but

I

will

just

say

this,

since

somebody

already

posted

on

the

YouTube

chat

about

bulky

putting

his

money

where

his

mouth

is.

Yeah,

Vivian

Henderson.

I'm

trying

to

find

it

right

now.

It

was

Stephen

G.

Okay,

Stephen

G.

Yeah,

here

it

is.

Okay,

so

Stephen

G.

Saying

Balky

is

putting

his

money

where

his

mouth

is.

With

Trevin

Henderson

and

I

have

like

I

took

him

in

a

kffsc.

I

can't

remember

his

main

event

or

or

draft

Masters

with

kffsc.

But

I

do

believe

that

Ramondre

Stevenson

is

a

guy

you

don't

want

to

be

in

business

with

in

2025.

I

do

believe

the

guy

that

you

want

to

be

drafting

in

New

England

this

year

is

Trevion

Henderson.

So

if

I'm

comparing

him

to

Judkins

and

I

look

at

the

FFPC

best

ball

tournament

ADP

Henderson

is

412

running

back

18

Quinton

Judkins

running

back

21

at

the

509

I,

I

think

those

are

fine

values

for

both

of

them

considering

that

running

backs

in

the

FFPC

typically

go

a

little

bit

higher

than

they

do

in

the

kffsc.

I

just

have

no

hope

for

Ramondre

Stevenson

in

New

England

this

year.

It

is

Henderson's

backfield.

I

love

Henderson

this

year,

Pharrell,

and

I'm

dialing

him

up

in

a

lot

of

my

leagues

this

year.

I,

I

wouldn't

say

I'm

ignoring

Judkins,

but

if

I'm

comparing

the

two,

even

when

you

compare

the

the

draft

capital

here

of

Henderson

going

about

three

quarters

of

a

round

ahead

of

Judkins,

I

still

like

Henderson

over

Judkins.

How

do

you

look

at

these

Ohio

State

running

backs?

I

follow

in

your

review

of

this

and

and

bonky,

how

did

you

come

to

this

conclusion?

Because

I

you,

you

talk

to

some

of

the

finest

minds

in

the

business

and

then

we

gather

on

Friday

and

you

got

the

most

knowledgeable

players

in

the

business.

So

how

did

you

come

to

this?

Did

you

take

a

little

bit

of

information

from

different

types

of

sources

or

did

you

see

it?

Did

you

just

see

it

and

know

it

with

this

player?

It's

a

great

question.

Frell.

And

I

would

say

if

you

go

back

to

2023,

I

started

to

see

it

with

Henderson.

Henderson

probably

would

have

been

the

top

running

back

off

the

board

in

2024.

He

decided

to

stay

an

extra

year.

Now

whether

that

was

because

of

extra

seasoning

or

he

was

getting

a

sweet

deal

with

Nil,

I

don't

know.

But

I

know

Ohio

State

brought

Judkins

in

as

a

complimentary

piece

to

that

backfield.

Not

necessarily

the

the

star.

Henderson

to

me

is

a

much

he

has

a

much

more

refined

pass

catching

game

than

Judkins

does.

And

I'll

say

this

as

well,

and

this

is

kind

of

what

tipped

the

scales

for

me.

When

you

have

a

guy

like

Chris

Ballard

Farrell,

who

I

know

you

know

very

well,

the

GM

for

the

Indianapolis

Colts

out

of

nowhere

Talking

about

how

good

of

a

pass

blocker

Trevian

Henderson

is.

He

didn't

even

draft

the

guy.

This

was

a

player

that's

on

New

England,

another

player

that

is

on

a

rival

team

in

his

own

conference,

and

Chris

Ballard

is,

is

answering

a

question

about

running

backs

and

he's

talking

about

how

good

of

a

pass

blocker

Javion

Henderson.

This,

this

is

a

sign,

okay?

This

is

a,

this

is

a

flag

that

is

waving

in

the

distance

to

all

the

dynasty

players

out

there.

This

is

why

you

want

Henderson

on

your

team.

Ramandre

Stevenson

was

already

losing

touches

last

year

to

Antonio

Gibson.

Then

they

go

ahead

and

invest

high

draft

capital

into

Trevian

Henderson.

Henderson

is

a

guy

who

can

pass

catch,

he

can

pass

block,

and

he's

good

between

the

tackles

and

outside

the

tackles.

Quinton

Judkins

could

very

well

be

a

great

player

in

the

NFL.

But

when

it

comes

to

dollars

to

donuts,

I

am

placing

my

wager

on

Henderson

this

year

over

Judkins

and

in

Dynasty

leagues.

That's

how

I

feel

about.

It

could

be

wrong,

but

based

on

everything

I've

heard,

everything

I've

read,

I

think

Henderson's

the

play.

I

love

how

you,

I

love

how

you

got

there

and

I

can

tell

you're

going

to

stay

there.

And

this

is,

this

is

your

guy.

It's

a

wonderful

to

have

a

player

like

that.

And

by

the

time

we

get

to

the

FFPC

in

Paris,

Las

Vegas

this

year,

I

hope

all

our

guys

tonight

in

the

chat

room

and

listening

have

five

guys

like

that,

right?

There

sure

are

some

tight

ends

that

I

like.

Bar.

There

are

a

lot

of

tight

ends.

We'll

get

into

some

of

the

tight

ends

here

now

as

we

bring

in

our.

Our

guest

for

this

evening.

Ladies

and

gentlemen,

no

stranger

to

FFPC

Dynasty

league

championships,

he's

done

I

don't

know

how

many

over

the

course

of

the

last

several

years,

but

he's

won

a

dozen

of

them.

A

player

that

knows

what

he's

doing

when

it

comes

to

rookie

drafts,

when

it

comes

to

dynasty

management,

when

it

comes

to

Fantasy

Football

drafting

101,

this

guy

has

already

aced

it.

You

can

Follow

him

on

facebook.com

brazicki

he

is

the

one,

the

only

Scott

Brizicki

joining

us

on

the

show

tonight,

the

Pride.

Scott,

welcome

in

tonight.

Thank

you

so

much

for

hopping

aboard

tonight.

How

are

you

doing?

Oh,

no,

he's

muted.

Oh,

Scott,

you

may

be

muted.

You

may

be

muted.

Hold

on.

Hit

that

button,

Scott.

Okay,

go

ahead.

Try

to

unmute

yourself,

Scott.

Hold

on.

Oh,

God.

He's

got

ipods

in.

This

is.

This

is

like

the.

Oh,

this

is

dangerous.

This

is

dangerous.

Very.

You

can

probably

hear

us.

He

can

hear.

I

can

tell

he

can

hear

me.

He's

got

to

leave

in

the

little

market.

Scott,

let

me,

let

me

pop

you

out

right

now.

Scott,

if

you

can

pop

out

the

ipods

and

go

with

an

external

mic

here.

Yeah,

external

mic's

always

good.

Well,

we'll

see

if

that

works

out.

Scott

is

a

guy

who

is.

And,

and

I'll

let

Scott

adjust

here.

Scott

is

a

guy

who

is

in,

oh,

God,

I

don't

know,

a

dozen

plus

dynasty

leagues

right

now.

He's

got

a

bunch

more

that

haven't

started

yet.

So

as

far

as

rookies

go,

as

far

as

Pat

Bryant,

as

far

as

Trey

Harris,

Terrence

Ferguson,

we're

going

to

ask

him

all

about

these

things

tonight

on

the

show.

Not

your

run

of

the

mill

dynasty

rookies,

but

I

think

important

ones

to

know

as

we

navigate

through

the

FFPC

dynasty

rookie

drafts

which

started

last

weekend,

will

continue

through

this

weekend

and

much

more.

Let's

go

back

to

Scott

right

now.

Scott,

let's

see

if

we

have

you

on

board

right

now.

I

think

I

hear

you

now.

You

got

us.

You

can

hear

me?

Yes.

Oh,

we're

good

now.

Congratulations.

All

right,

we're

rocking

and

rolling.

Thank

you,

thank

you.

Thank

you

so

much

for,

for

hopping

aboard

tonight.

Scott,

as

hard

as

it

is

to

win

FFPC

dynasty

leagues,

you

have

done

something

even

greater

tonight.

You

have

defeated

technology,

Bill

Gates,

Wozniak,

everybody,

Steve

Jobs,

you

have

defeated

them.

You

are

live

on

the

air

tonight.

Thank

you

so

much

for

hopping

aboard.

Let

me

ask

you

this.

When

you're

not

winning

all

these

dynasty

leagues,

what

are

you

doing

for

a

living?

So

I've

been

in

the

consumer

finance,

auto

finance

business

since

right

out

of

college.

So

in

all

different

kind

of

facets,

lending,

collecting,

selling

and

operations,

big

operations,

small

operations.

So

really

just

auto

finance

and

banking.

Auto

finance

and

banking.

Pharrell,

this,

this

is

a

guy

that

knows

how

to

leave

himself

a

lot

of

time

to

manage

his

dynasty.

I

love

that.

And

all

that

success.

Scott,

you

still

can't

buy

yourself

a

vowel.

I

can

find

lots

of

places

to

fit

one

in

here,

but

it's

just.

I

got,

I

get

one

full

time

and

one

part

time.

Val.

It'S

fantastic.

You

are

a

full

time,

very

successful

fantasy

player.

I

the,

the

dynasty

player

like

yourself

now

you

play

all

across

the

spectrum

of

all

of

FFPC

events.

You

play

the

main

event,

you

play

the

best

ball,

you

play

the

dynasty.

I

think

the

attention

and

the

dedication

that

dynasty

players

bring

to

the

game,

it

is

Just

fantastic.

I

think

it's

sort

of

the

glue

that

holds

together

the

spring

that,

that

we

have

as

we

get

ready

to

get.

Get

to

May,

the

February

and

March,

the

guests.

And

you're

coming

on

here

as

we

move

into

May.

It's

a

strong,

strong

situation.

I

got

so

many

damn

questions

to

ask

you.

I

wanted

to

talk

about

tight

ends,

but

I,

I

want

to.

I

want

to

go.

We

keep

bringing

up

Palmer

with

the

Chargers,

and

he

just

moved

on.

Talk

to

us

about

who

might

be

stepping

in

his

place,

who's

going

to

get

those

70

ish

receptions

and

can

it

be

a

player

that

is

more

explosive,

radiates

a

little

bit

more

confidence?

Well,

what

do

you

say?

Trey

Harris.

Can

you

talk

about

him

a

little

bit?

I

can.

You

know,

last

year

I

was

big

on

McConkey.

I

really

liked

his

sharpness,

his

routes.

There

you

go.

Quickness,

intelligence,

the

football

intelligence.

I

was

all

over

him

in

drafts

because

I

was,

you

know,

as

you

mentioned,

I

have

some

success.

I

was

drafting

late

in

the

first

and

a

lot

of

leagues,

so

I've

got

several

McConkey

shares.

But

when

I

watched

him

play,

especially

when

it

got

to

the

playoffs,

that

guy

was

getting

destroyed

when

he

went

over

the

middle,

that

was

just

brutal.

And

when

I

look

at

Trey

Harris,

he's

bigger,

he's

sturdier.

He

looks

a

little

bit

more

like

Rashi

Rice

to

me.

When

he

plays

physical,

I

think

he's

going

to

be

much

better

suited

for

that

over

the

middle

game

where

you

got

to

fight

a

little

bit

more,

maybe

have

to

challenge

a

safety

now

and

again.

I

just

really

liked

his

tape.

And

when

he

went

to,

and

he

went

to

the

Chargers,

I

was

like,

yep,

giddy

up.

He's

got

Herbert,

he's

got

McConkey.

That.

And

there's.

How

is

the

team

going

to

cover

him?

It's.

I

think

it's

just

a

really

good

fit.

I

was

really

excited.

I

really

like

Jaden

Higgins

more.

I

just

didn't

have

the,

the

draft

capital

to

get

there.

But,

you

know,

when

it

came

down

to

the

decision,

often

time

I

was

going

Harris.

So

is

there

a

player

in

the

league

already

that

Harris

reminds

you

of?

Yeah.

Rasheed

Rice,

I

think

is.

Oh,

he's.

He

built

similarly.

I

think

he

plays

physical

similarly,

you

know,

is

not

afraid

to

stick

his

nose

in

it.

I,

I

like

that

style.

Good,

good.

I

like

that,

too.

Yeah.

And

that

obviously

that's

going

to

be

whetting

the

appetites

of

a

lot

of

FFPC

players

out

there

comparing

trade

and

like,

I'll

be

honest

with

you.

So

there's

one

private

dynasty

league

I'm

in

Scott

and,

and

I

forgot

I

had

traded

for

the,

for

a

second

round

pick

from

one

of

my

fellow

draft

cohorts.

And

I,

we

came

up

on

the

clock

on

Sunday

at

the

204

and

I'm

like,

God,

I

don't

know

what

to

do

here

because

I

didn't

plan

on,

on

taking

a

player,

but

I

ended

up

going

with

Trey

Harris

because

of,

you

know,

and

I,

and

I

think

there's

something

to

be

said.

Like,

yeah,

I

know

the

Chargers

want

to

run

the

ball

with

Hampton

and

with

NJ

Harris

and,

and

I

know

Lad

Monkey

is

the

number

one

there,

but

at

the

same

time,

I

think

there

is

a

realm

where

Trey

Harris

is,

is

a

guy

you

not

only

want

to

roster

but

you

want

to

start

on

certain

weeks

going

forward

throughout

his

career

for

the

next

four,

five,

maybe

even

six

years.

And

I

think

that

warrants

an

early

second

round

pick.

So,

so

I'm

definitely

with

you

on

that.

Let's

talk

about

a

player.

And,

and

quite

frankly,

I,

I

have

not

had

the

chpa,

the

testosterone

to

draft

this

guy

yet

because

somebody

else

always

seemed

to

have

the

quote,

unquote

balls

to

draft

this

guy

ahead

of

me

in,

in

my

rookie

drafts,

and

it's

Pat

Bryant.

I

was

sitting

at

the

NFL

draft

in

Green

Bay

last

weekend

talking

with

a

guy

because

I

do

a

terrestrial

radio

show,

local

radio

show

in

Northeast

Wisconsin,

talking

about

the

packers.

And

I

was

talking

about

a

guy

who

covers

the

packers.

And

he

told

me

Friday

morning

before

round

two

had

started,

he

said,

hey,

listen,

I

don't

know

if

the

packers

are

going

to

draft

this

guy,

but

I

really

like

Pat

Bryant

for

Green

Bay

and

I

think

he's

going

to

go

off

the

board

today.

And

I

said,

whoa,

Pat

Bryant,

what

are

you

talking

about?

This

guy

is

destined

for

day

three.

There's

no

way

he

goes

off

the

board

today.

And

he

said,

no,

look,

Pat

Bryant

is

going

to

somebody

today.

I

don't

know

if

it's

Green

Bay,

I

don't

know

if

it's

Detroit,

I

don't

know

if

it's

Denver.

I

don't

know

who

it

is,

but

he's

going

off

the

board

on

Friday.

And

he

was

right.

Pat

Bryant

goes

off

the

board

in

the

third

round.

This

was

higher

than

most

pundits

said

he

would

go.

I

don't

know

how

you

feel

about

Pat

Bryant.

I

don't

know

how

you

feel

about

drafting

him

in

your

rookie

drafts,

but

after

you

saw

the

Broncos

soak

a

third

round

pick

into

this

guy,

how

far

up

did

you

bump

him

on

your

draft

boards

in

your

rookie

leagues

in

the

ffpc.

Scott,

he

was,

he

was

in

a

pretty

low

tier

for

me.

As

a

matter

of

fact,

after

the

Broncos

draft

him,

I

went

back

and

looked

at

his

tape

again

because,

you

know,

I

had

him

in,

you

know,

like

18,

19

in

my

wide

receiver

ranks.

I

did

re.

Look

at

him,

obviously

knowing

that

Peyton,

you

know,

got

his

guy,

you

know,

and

they,

they

have

definite

issues

with

depth

and

quality

and

talent

on

their

receiving

core.

So,

yeah,

I

had

to

move

him

up.

I

don't

think

there's

any

way

around

that.

And

as

a

matter

of

fact,

I've

just

traded

into

a

draft

into

the

fifth

round

where

he's

available

at

the

502.

I

gave

up

a

fourth

round

pick

in

26

for,

for

the,

for

the

502

and

602

because

there's

actually

a

lot

of

players

in

there

that

I

think

I

can

pick

up.

There's

Trevier,

a

Trevor

ETN

and

a

couple

other

guys

that

I

like

that

are

in

that

range.

And

so

I

traded

back

into

the

round.

I

love

the

dream.

Specifically,

I

just

think.

What

was

that?

Oh,

I

just,

I

love,

I

love

the

way

you're

coming

at

this.

And

while,

yeah,

while

I

listen

to

this,

I

just

sit

here

and

realizing

that

you,

you

and

Balky

are

playing,

playing

chess

and

I'm

playing

checkers.

No,

that's

not

accurate.

That's

what,

that's

what's

going

on.

That's

what's

going

on

right

here.

But

you

wanted

to

finish

a

thought

about

this.

Pat

Bryant,

who

you

are

somewhat

warming

to

and

bulky

hanging

out

with

the

exclusives

there

in

Green

Bay,

has

some

inside

knowledge.

But

yeah,

no,

I

think

that's,

that's

even

kind

of

cherry

plus.

And

here

I'm

going

to

add

an

extra

little

piece

of

incentive.

You

know,

I

like

to

watch

football

on

Sundays.

My

wife

is

a

Broncos

fan.

You

know,

I

got

some

Bo.

Nick

shares.

It's,

it's,

it's

a

good,

you

know,

it's

a

good

thing.

Let's

have

some

fun

on

Sunday.

Scott,

I

know

you

didn't

hear

this

and

Pharrell,

maybe

you

did

hear

this

already.

I'll

drop

some

non

essential

knowledge

for

anybody

for

packers

insider.

Non

essential

knowledge.

I

don't

know

if

this

helps

anybody

out

for

Best

ball

or

Dynasty,

but

I'll

say

this

right

now

from

a

guy

who

I

trust

as

one

of

my

sources

with

the

Packers.

I

know

he's

ingratiated

in

it.

He

told

me

at

the

draft,

this

is

after

the

Matthew

golden

selection.

He

told

me

on

Friday

morning

that

Christian

Watson,

desperate,

I

wouldn't

say

desperately,

strongly,

let's

say

strongly

wants

to

resign

with

Green

Bay

even

though

his

contract

is

up

and

Romeo

Dobbs.

He

also

said

Romeo

Dobbs

is

all

but

gone,

which

I

don't

think

you

need

an

insider

to

hear

that

like

it's

Dos

is

going

to

be

somewhere

else.

Could

be

Pittsburgh.

By

the

way,

that's

another

angle

that

we

can,

we

could

pursue

tonight.

But

Watson

wants

to

continue

his

career

in

the

NFL

with

Green

Bay

over

any

other

team.

Take

that

for

what

it's

worth

after

they

sign

the

429

guy

in

Matthew

Golden.

But

I'm

just

telling

you

what

I've

heard

and,

and

I've

been

drafting

as

such.

Now

we've

talked

about

Pat

Bryant

here.

Talk

about

this

massive

trade,

Scott,

between

the

Cowboys

and

Steelers

this

week.

The

Cowboys

have

acquired

George

Pickens

for

draft

picks.

The

Steelers

obviously

are

looking

for

Calvin

Austin,

Roman

Wilson

to

take

a

step

forward

in,

in,

in

their

offense

this

year

or

perhaps

maybe

trade

it

for

a

guy

like

Romeo

Dobbs

in

Green

Bay.

Non,

zero

chance

of

that.

But

I'll

say

this,

in,

in

one

of

my

dynasty

rookie

drafts,

I

had

the,

the

712

pick,

the

final

pick

of

the

rookie

draft,

I

took

Calvin

Austin.

I

feel

really

strongly

about

that.

Scott,

I

don't

know

how

you

feel

about

the

number

two

receiver

in

Pittsburgh.

Maybe

there's

no

fantasy

goodness

here

at

all

with

that.

But

when

you

talk

about

who

could

be

the

Robin

to

DK

Metcalf's

Batman

in

Pittsburgh.

Is

it

Roman

Wilson,

is

it

Calvin

Austin?

Is

it

non

existent?

Is

this

a

situation

you

want

to

deal

with

at

all?

How

do

you

feel

about

that

situation

right

now?

Well,

last

year

in

the

draft

I

really

liked

Roman

Wilson.

I

really

did.

I

drafted

him

everywhere

and

you

know,

held

on

to

him

as

a

roster

clogger

for

way

too

long,

you

know,

and

you

know,

cut

him,

you

know,

let's

be

honest,

you

have

to

let

it

go

at

some

point.

You

have

to

let

the

dream,

you

know,

die.

But

now

there's

new

life.

So

I,

I

do

like

Calvin

Austin.

I

do.

He's,

he,

he's

definitely

got

a

shot.

But

I'm

with

you.

I

don't

know

and

you

know,

if

I'm

going

to

take

a

stab

in

a

sixth

or

seventh

round,

you

know,

and

see

what

happens

in

camp,

let's,

let's

go.

You

know,

I

think

it's,

that's

a

reasonable

place

to

play

that

I'm

not,

you

know,

I'm

not

drafting

them

early

for

sure,

but

I

definitely

jumped

on

the

news

and

went,

I've

always

liked

Roman

Wilson.

Now

he's

got

a

real

chance.

Let's

go.

Where

do

you

fall

in

on

this?

Roman

Wilson

vs.

Calvin

Austin?

You

know,

I

love

the

size

of

Roman

Wilson

and

we

all

became

fans.

I

like,

I

like

the

resume.

I

like

the

more

established

names

here

with

this,

with

Pittsburgh,

I

think

it.

There's

tons

of

questions

you

could

roll

back

here.

Tons

of

questions.

And

I.

Let's

just

focus

on

picking

the

picking

side

up.

It.

Yeah,

I

think

that

many

times

you

see

a

player

that

really

needs

a

change

of

scenery

and

that's

where

we

are

with

Pickens.

And

I

think

that's

what

drafters

should

really

do

is

get

re

engaged

with

Pickens

and

become

more

excited

about

him

because

it's,

it's

what

kidney.

Can

you

give

me

a

mojo

on

Pickens?

Yeah,

I

absolutely

can.

Fair.

You

want,

you

want

in

the

Big

Gorilla

or

best

ball?

What

do

you.

Oh,

I'll

take

it

out

wherever

we

can

get

him.

Okay,

so

let's

do

Big

Gorilla

right

now.

Over

the

last

seven

days,

which

granted

is,

I

mean,

some

of

those

days

happen

with

Pickens

being

a

Steeler,

but

right

now

he

has

risen

to

wide

receiver

41

at

the

804.

For

context

sake,

that

is

behind

Calvin

Ridley,

behind

Khalil

Shakir.

It

is

ahead

of

Stefan

Diggs.

It

is

ahead

of

Jacoby

Myers.

That's

where

he

is

lining

in

on

Darren

armani's

fantasy

mojo.

Fantasymojo.com

Listen,

that's

some

very

good

players

that

he's

in

the

neighborhood

of,

but

I

think

if

you

go

back

to,

and

Scott

will

remember

when

Pickens

was

coming

out

of

school,

what

we

thought

about

this

player

and,

and

we

thought

that

the

possibilities

were

limitless.

And

I

think

when

he

went

to

Pittsburgh,

we

all

kind

of

shrugged

our

shoulders

and

could

have

found

better

landing

spots.

Now

he

has

one,

despite

the

problems

at

the

quarterback

position.

That,

that,

that's

a

good

question

that

Farrell

brings

up.

Scott,

how

did

you

treat

George

Pickens

in

rookie

drafts.

Back

in

the

day?

I

picked

him

up.

You

know,

I

drafted

him

pretty

often.

I

mean,

I

liked

the

talent.

I

was

a

little

worried

about

the

head.

You

know,

I,

it

did

seem

like

a

bit

of

a

hothead,

you

know,

but

sometimes

that

brings,

you

know,

that

that

extra

competitiveness

is

good.

I

did

worry

about

it

a

little

bit,

so

I

didn't

pick

him

up

a

lot.

And

then

when,

you

know,

the

situation

kind

of

involved

and

he

got

a

lot

of

fire,

you

know,

I

probably

got

him

in

the

second

round

a

lot

of

places.

I,

when

the,

when

the

heat

started

and

he

started

to

get

a

lot

of

hype,

I

got

rid

of

him

about

as

quick

as

I

could.

It

just

wasn't

my

kind

of

player.

You

know,

I

thought

I

got

a

nice

return

on

him

and,

you

know,

you

know,

play

played

for

players

that

I

liked

a

little

better

at

the

time.

You

know,

many

times

you

see

players

and

you

hope

they

grow

up

off

the

field.

This

player

needed

to

grow

up

from

his

antics

on

the

field.

I,

I,

I

just,

I,

I

go

back

at

Pharaoh.

That's

a

good

point

because

I

go

back

to

all

these

Steelers

receivers

that

have

left

Pittsburgh

or,

you

know,

via

trade

or

via

free

agency

or

whatever.

Find

me

one

that's

successful.

Balky.

Well,

there

have

been

some

that

have

been

successful.

Not

as

successful

as

they

were

in

Pittsburgh.

Right.

Deontay

Johnson.

Who

are

the

other

guys

I'm,

I'm

thinking

of

here?

Emmanuel

Sanders,

Juju

Smith

Schuster.

Emmanuel

Sanders.

There's

eight.

A

B

is

probably

the

most

famous

of

them

all.

Did

he

play

one

game

for,

for

Tampa

after

I

mean

that

and

that's

the

thing

and

I

left

Bell.

I

mean

he's,

Tomlin

has

done

a

lot

of

psychology

work

in,

in

his

head

coaching

role.

So

I

mean,

I

think

that's

impressive

in

and

of

itself

to

watch

players

unravel

post

Tomlin.

Another

thing

I

want

to

put

on

wax

tonight.

I

could

be

wrong

about

this

and

Lord

knows,

if

you've

been

watching

the

show,

by

the

way,

we

haven't

been

on

the

air

for

15

years.

Feralist

said

this

at

the

top

of

the

show.

You

said

15.

I'm

still

backing

14.

It's

15.

Okay,

it's

15.

I've

been

wrong

over

the

last

15

years

about

a

lot

of

things.

But

I'll

say

this

about

Steelers

receivers

by

and

large,

if

you

bet

against

a

Steeler

receiver

having

better

success

outside

of

Pittsburgh

after

he

gets

traded

or

signs

elsewhere,

you

have

been

wrong

more

often

than

not.

And

I

am

going

to

bet

on

that

continuing

with

George

Pickins,

considering

he

is

not

the

number

one

receiver

in,

in

Dallas

and

he

may

not

even

be

the

number

two

passing

option

in

Dallas.

So,

so

for

me,

and

I

don't

have