From the episode

I think makes sense when you're drafting a pocket passing quarterback like Burrow because you're taking the shot on him outperforming his ADP. And in that shot, you're expecting the Bengals offense to all come along with him because he's not going to be doing it all on the ground

STACKED’s take

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Burrow stacking works because he's a pocket passer outperforming ADP.

Joe Burrow is positioned as a pocket-passing quarterback worth stacking with receivers in best ball and redraft leagues; Joe Pisapia explains that stacking Burrow with pass catchers makes sense because drafters are taking a shot on him outperforming his ADP, and the Bengals offense is expected to come along with him since he is not a ground-game quarterback.

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