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6 Industry Plants in Fantasy Football

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18 min

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Jul 15, 2026

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Wed, July 15, 2026

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Khalil ShakirTravis HunterJosh DownsBrian Thomas Jr.Jacory Croskey-MerrittMichael PittmanParker WashingtonAlec PierceJahmyr GibbsJonathan TaylorLuther BurdenOlamide ZaccheausRaheem Mostert

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Alec Pierce

PositiveRole0:05

The Colts just paid Alec Pierce a significant amount of money, adding target competition for Josh Downs in an offense projected to regress.

Brian Thomas Jr.

NegativeProjection0:09

Brian Thomas is highlighted as a wide receiver with only two games with 20 points in a healthy state, in an offense that's supposed to get worse.

PositiveRole0:09

Brian Thomas will be healthy and provide added target competition for Parker Washington in the Jaguars offense next season.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt

NegativeBust0:00

Croskey-Merritt was an 'industry plant' last season—hyped by the fantasy community despite lacking production, talent, or opportunity. He scored only 1.7 fantasy points in week two and didn't produce early, exemplifying how analyst hype can inflate a player's perceived value.

PositiveValue0:02

At ESPN ADP of 129 (11th round), Croskey-Merritt's cost is compelling given the improved offense and near-empty backfield competition. The low draft cost makes him a safe late-round flier since cutting an 11th/12th round pick is not harmful if Rashad White emerges as the lead back.

Jahmyr Gibbs

PositiveValue0:13

Jahmyr Gibbs is presented as a superior alternative to Khalil Shakir at similar draft cost, with upside to be the starter in his own backfield.

Jonathan Taylor

PositiveValue0:06

Jonathan Taylor is ranked higher in the analyst's custom rankings than his Sleeper ADP of 145, suggesting he offers value at his current draft cost despite the Colts' projected offensive regression.

Josh Downs

NegativeBust0:03

Downs is the textbook definition of a fantasy football industry plant—getting drafted at pick 90 on Underdog, 91 in CBS, and 96 in FFPC (7th-8th round), well ahead of ESPN/Yahoo consensus. This inflated expert-league ADP is detrimental if you miss on such an early pick.

NegativeBust0:04

Josh Downs was WR56 in points per game last season, averaging only 8 fantasy points per game in his third year. The Colts offense is projected to regress significantly from 27.5 PPG last year to 22.8 PPG, and the team is rush-first with Jonathan Taylor, limiting Downs' upside despite Pittman's departure.

PositiveProjection0:09

The analyst understands the industry's hype on Josh Downs to some extent, given that Michael Pittman Jr. is gone from the Colts.

Khalil Shakir

NegativeProjection0:12

Khalil Shakir has historically gone as a top 10 tight end pick in fantasy drafts but has done absolutely nothing to justify the hype.

PositiveValue0:13

Khalil Shakir is overpriced in most platforms at around pick 120 (Sleeper, ESPN, Underdog), making him too expensive compared to running back alternatives like Rashad White, Jahmyr Gibbs, or Raheem Mostert.

NegativeProjection0:13

Khalil Shakir has only had three games with 20+ fantasy points in his entire NFL career (one each in 2025, 2024, 2023, and zero in 2022), entering year five with minimal explosive game production.

PositiveBust0:13

Shakir has only had three games in his five-year NFL career with 20+ fantasy points and now faces more target competition than since 2023 with Stefon Diggs and DJ Moore arriving, making him a poor redraft league pick due to lack of upside.

Luther Burden

PositiveBust0:14

Luther Burden is the #1 fantasy football industry plant with extremely high ceiling but very low floor; he had only one game with 15+ fantasy points before week 17 and didn't see 51% snap share until week 12, making him too risky at his current ADP in early fourth round sleeper/underdog drafts.

Michael Pittman

PositiveDepth Chart0:04

Pittman moved from Indianapolis to Pittsburgh, which some analysts cite as a reason for Josh Downs' improved outlook, though the source questions the validity of this reasoning.

PositiveRole0:04

Michael Pittman Jr. averaged 11.9 fantasy points per game last season before being traded to Pittsburgh, but his departure does not free up 1,000 targets for Josh Downs or other Colts receivers.

Olamide Zaccheaus

PositiveDepth Chart0:15

Olamide Zaccheaus was ahead of Luther Burden in the pecking order during Burden's rookie season, preventing Burden from establishing himself as the alpha receiver.

Parker Washington

PositiveBust0:07

Parker Washington was a sixth-round NFL draft pick with minimal pedigree who was WR84 in 2023, WR92 in 2024, and WR39 in 2025—but all his 2025 production came when Travis Hunter was out. He's being drafted at ADP 68 on Underdog despite having only two games with 20+ fantasy points across three seasons, and faces added target competition with Hunter healthy again in an offense projected to regress.

NegativeProjection0:09

The analyst has no idea why the industry is high on Parker Washington, expressing skepticism about his hype.

Raheem Mostert

PositiveValue0:13

Raheem Mostert is presented as a superior alternative to Khalil Shakir at similar draft cost, with upside to be the starter in his own backfield.

Travis Hunter

PositiveRole0:08

Travis Hunter will be healthy again next season after being out during Parker Washington's breakout 2025 campaign, which will reduce target opportunities for Washington and other Jaguars receivers.

PositiveRole0:11

Travis Hunter ran over 30 routes per game (30.3 routes per contest) in his rookie season, indicating significant offensive usage despite pre-draft reports suggesting he would play primarily on defense.

PositiveValue0:11

Travis Hunter is available at a significant discount in Sleeper drafts at pick 169, compared to ESPN at pick 113, making him a potential league winner at late-round cost.

PositiveSleeper0:12

The analyst is 'in on the Travis Hunter hype' and views him as a perfect late-round pick that could be a league winner at cost if he maintains 30+ routes per game in week one.

Full transcript

Episode Transcript

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0:00An industry plant is someone who appears

0:01to have gained popularity naturally, but

0:03behind the scenes, the industry has been

0:05pushing them up the entire time, giving

0:07them attention, credibility, and

0:09opportunities that make everyone else

0:11believe the hype is organic. And fantasy

0:13football has its own version. A fantasy

0:16football industry plant is a player the

0:18entire community suddenly decides going

0:20to be a superstar despite the

0:22production, talent, or opportunity not

0:25actually supporting it. One analyst

0:27ranks them higher than ADP, the next guy

0:29follows, the next guy follows. It almost

0:31becomes a competition of how far ahead

0:33of ADP you can be of this player. And a

0:35good example of this was Jacquory

0:37Croskey-Merritt last season. If y'all

0:39remember with Jacquory Croskey-Merritt,

0:42I actually selected him in the final

0:44round of the Flock League. My thought

0:46process at the time was, "Okay, he has

0:48some training camp hype. It's a very

0:51empty backfield, and at the same time,

0:54it's a really good offense. So, I think

0:55he's a really good pick if you can get

0:57him in the last round of your fantasy

0:58football draft because it's very easy to

1:01cut him after week one or week two if he

1:03doesn't do anything, right? Well, what

1:05ended up happening with Jacquory

1:06Croskey-Merritt? Oh, he didn't really do

1:09anything early, right? I mean, he was on

1:12my bench. I wasn't able to start him.

1:14But instead of me having to cut him

1:16after week two when he only scored 1.7

1:19fantasy points, the entire community was

1:22hyping up JCM, giving him nicknames,

1:25everybody calling him Bill, making

1:27memes, putting them on Twitter. And

1:29instead of having to cut him, I was able

1:32to sell Jacquory Croskey-Merritt in the

1:34Flock League to Mr. Zachary Savage for

1:37Tony Pollard, and that was even before

1:39Austin Ekeler went down with his

1:41season-ending injury. So, of course, in

1:43this video, we're going to talk about a

1:44ton of these players that I think the

1:45fantasy football community is maybe way

1:48too high on. I mean, analysts are

1:50pushing them up for, in my opinion, not

1:52valid reasons. But I want to stick with

1:54Jacquory Croskey-Merritt Merritt 1

1:56second because a player can go from

1:58being an industry plant and the hype

2:01getting out of control to all of a

2:03sudden looking like a respectable pick

2:06in drafts. Like at the moment, Jacory

2:08Crosskey Merritt is in a backfield with

2:10almost no competition, right? I mean

2:13yes, Rashad White is higher in my

2:15rankings if you're looking at the site,

2:17and I would draft Rashad White over JCM

2:19because White has the receiving upside

2:22that Jacory Crosskey Merritt just simply

2:23doesn't. But

2:26here's what I do want to point out. The

2:27cost is actually pretty damn compelling

2:31given how much better this offense

2:33should be this season. We just launched

2:36onflockfantasy.com

2:37the consensus ADP page. Now, a lot of

2:40the stuff y'all got with the season pass

2:42last year was like Google sheets that I

2:44would have to manually update once a

2:46week, right? And the consensus ADP

2:48sheets were just that. I was only able

2:51to update them once a week. However, the

2:53dev team at flockfantasy.com, they have

2:56done an incredible job to just connect

2:58all the different fantasy draft

3:00platforms to flockfantasy.com so we can

3:02get all the latest real-time ADP for

3:05you. And in some drafts, yeah, he's

3:07expensive. Like CBS, you would have to

3:10take him as a top 100 pick, which I mean

3:12there if you miss, it actually is going

3:14to negatively impact you. But like your

3:16ESPN drafts at the moment, he has an ADP

3:19of 129.

3:21Like if you were to get Jacory Crosskey

3:22Merritt in the 11th round, and Rashad

3:25White turns out to be the full-blown

3:27starting running back for Washington and

3:29you need to cut JCM, it's not harmful

3:31cutting your 11th or your 12th round

3:33pick. So, I'm completely fine drafting

3:36him with the uncertainty that we have in

3:37this backfield yet again this year, even

3:39if the hype got out of control last

3:42season. Now, moving over to a player

3:44that I think is the textbook definition

3:48of a fantasy football industry plant,

3:50let's talk about Josh Downs. Now, the

3:53easiest giveaway that the fantasy

3:56football diehards, right? The people

3:58making YouTube videos, listening to

4:01podcasts, reading articles, that that

4:05group of people are way higher than

4:08consensus on a player is if their

4:11Underdog ADP, their FFPC ADP is well

4:16ahead of where they're getting drafted

4:17on ESPN and Yahoo. And you can see,

4:20right now Josh Downs is getting drafted

4:23at pick 90 on Underdog. He's going off

4:26the board 91 in CBS drafts, 96 in the

4:29FFPC. So, you're having to take him here

4:32in the eighth round, sometimes the

4:33seventh round in those expert leagues,

4:35where if you miss on a pick like that,

4:37that is detrimental to your team. And if

4:40we go through and if we look at what

4:42Josh Downs has actually been in fantasy

4:44football, cuz I know a lot of people

4:45want to turn on the tape, and they go,

4:47"Oh, Josh Downs is a really good

4:49football player." Oh, Josh Downs is, I

4:51mean, all of a sudden going to be much

4:53better because Michael Pittman Jr. is no

4:55longer in Indianapolis. Obviously,

4:57Pittman going over to Pittsburgh. I

5:00don't know why that's that exciting. I

5:01mean, Michael Pittman Jr. ultimately

5:03averaged 11.9 fantasy points per game

5:06last season. It's not like there are

5:081,000 targets all of a sudden being

5:10unaccounted for.

5:11But anyway, what are you paying for?

5:13Josh Downs was the wide receiver 56 in

5:16points per game last season. The wide

5:18receiver 56.

5:20So, yes, I I I get it. I know people are

5:23excited that you have no Pittman. I know

5:25he looks good on film. I I know he

5:27grades out well.

5:29But, the fact of the matter is, this

5:31dude averaged eight fantasy points a

5:32game last season in his third season in

5:34the league. This was no rookie. And if

5:36we look at the updated sports book

5:38projections on flockfantasy.com, you'll

5:41see the Indianapolis Colts project to be

5:43one of the worst offenses in the league

5:45when it comes to their regression year

5:47over year, last season the Colts

5:49averaged 27 and 1/2 points per game, and

5:52this year they project to score 22.8.

5:55So, the offense is supposed to be way

5:57worse. They just paid Alec Pierce a ton

5:59of money.

6:00And at the same time, it's a rush-first

6:02team with Jonathan Taylor. Now, of

6:03course, I mean, he's decent at a certain

6:05cost. Like, I myself even have him

6:08ranked ahead of some of these draft

6:11platform ADPs. Like, Sleeper is an

6:13example. Sleeper has an ADP of 145.

6:17He's a lot higher than that in my

6:19rankings. But, actually, what we have

6:21just done with the custom draft sheets

6:23we put out there for y'all on

6:25flockfantasy.com, is we have not only

6:28won custom rankings for your exact

6:31league format, whether it's a 18-league,

6:3410-team league, 12-team league, 14-team

6:35league, whether you start two wide

6:37receivers, three wide receivers, full

6:38PPR, half PPR, non-PPR, over 50 custom

6:42variations for your exact league, but

6:44also for your exact draft platform. So,

6:46say you are using the draft sheets on

6:48flockfantasy.com or the live drafts

6:51assistance with flockfantasy.com,

6:53we'll take the average ranking of him

6:55saying be at like 95 on the site, and

6:58his Sleeper ADP like 145, and instead of

7:02us telling you to take him at 95, we'll

7:04suggest that you take him at pick like

7:05120 instead. So, I think that's going to

7:08allow y'all to build some of the best

7:10fantasy football teams this season. And

7:12of course, if you don't already have

7:14access to the draft sheets, the draft

7:15assistance, the season pass is still

7:17only $34 on the site. I don't exactly

7:20know how long that's going to last, but

7:22at least for the time being, 34 bucks

7:24gets you access to everything on

7:26flockfantasy.com for your redraft

7:28leagues. And if you use code flock,

7:30you're going to be getting free

7:31start/sit and trade questions you can

7:33ask me during the season as well. Very

7:35easily the number one way to win your

7:37league. Now, Parker Washington is

7:39another decent example, in my opinion,

7:42of an industry plant. Like let's just

7:44run through the Parker Washington

7:46profile real quick and let's look at

7:48what the actual production is and what

7:51the actual cost is at the moment.

7:53Because we can see very similar to Josh

7:55Downs in these expert fantasy football

7:57drafts where the absolute die hards are

8:00drafting at the moment. Parker

8:01Washington has an ADP of 68 on Underdog.

8:05I mean you look at Yahoo, Yahoo is going

8:07to pick 108. He's going four rounds

8:10later. And let's see what's more

8:13realistic. Parker Washington was a

8:15sixth-round NFL draft pick, right? So

8:18let's start off there. Parker Washington

8:20very little to no pedigree. And then

8:23let's go through and look at 2023, 2024,

8:252025. Parker Washington in 2023 was the

8:29wide receiver 84 in points per game. In

8:322024, he was the wide receiver 92.

8:35In 2025, he was the wide receiver 39.

8:40He was the wide receiver 39 last year.

8:43All his production came when Travis

8:45Hunter was already out for the season.

8:48Keep in mind with this as well, the

8:50Jacksonville Jaguars were one of the

8:52best offenses in the league in the

8:54second half of last year. If we go

8:56through and look at the updated sports

8:57book projections of how the Jags should

9:00score this next season, very similar to

9:02the Indianapolis Colts, they're in line

9:04for major regression year over year. And

9:08you're going to have added target

9:09competition

9:10with Travis Hunter being healthy again

9:12this next season. We'll talk about

9:14Travis Hunter in one second. Let's just

9:15talk about him right after this, but

9:17and if we go through and look at the big

9:19weeks we've had from Parker Washington

9:21in 2025, he had one game with 20 or more

9:24fantasy points. In 2024, he had one game

9:27with 20 or more fantasy points. In 2023,

9:30he had zero.

9:31So all of a sudden in Underdog drafts,

9:33you're having to take like a round six

9:35pick, take a wide receiver going into

9:36your four that's had two games with 20

9:38points. That's the deal with a healthy

9:40Brian Thomas, a healthy Travis Hunter

9:41now in an offense that's supposed to get

9:42worse.

9:44I I I don't get this one. I at least

9:45understand the Josh Downs one to some

9:47extent, cuz Michael Pittman Jr.'s gone.

9:49I've no idea why the industry's high on

9:51Parker Washington.

9:53Now, I'm going to include Travis Hunter

9:54on this list, right? Because I can't sit

9:56here and say, "Oh, I'm the ultimate

9:58contrarian. Everybody that every other

10:00fantasy expert loves, I hate." Of

10:02course, I mean, guys in the fantasy

10:04football industry fall in love with

10:06players for good reasons. Travis Hunter,

10:08I think, has very

10:11interesting things about his profile.

10:13Travis Hunter

10:15has all the team investment into him.

10:17The Jacksonville Jaguars went out there

10:19and traded like the fifth overall pick

10:21and a 26th first to go ahead and select

10:23Travis Hunter second overall in the 25th

10:25draft.

10:27Like, unbelievable to see a team invest

10:30that much into a player, whether it's a

10:32wide receiver or whether it's a corner.

10:34Now, you go ahead and you look at

10:36contracts NFL teams give to both of

10:38those positions, indicating which one of

10:41them's viewed as a more valuable asset

10:43for teams, cuz obviously teams want to

10:45invest more with draft capital, where

10:47they invest their dollars in free

10:48agency. And wide receivers get paid way

10:51more than corners do. So, this type of

10:53investment told me in year one, Travis

10:55Hunter's probably going to use

10:56offensively a considerable amount. What

10:58happened year one for Travis Hunter? He

11:00ran over 30 routes per game, 30.3 routes

11:04per contest. And yes, we had the report

11:07in like March or April that Travis

11:09Hunter was going to play a ton on the

11:11defensive side of the ball, primarily

11:13defensive side of the ball, at least

11:14that's what they said. And then Liam

11:16Cohen came out and went, "Oh, I don't

11:17know where you got that from. No, Travis

11:19Hunter's playing on offense." And then

11:20Travis Hunter came out and said, "Yeah,

11:22I've no idea where that report came

11:23from. I'm planning on playing on

11:24offense, just like I did last year."

11:27And if we go through and look at Travis

11:29Hunter right now with his cost, again,

11:31we looked at Parker Washington going in

11:34like round six of some drafts right now.

11:36Travis Hunter is the exact opposite of

11:38that. Yes, in some of these he's

11:39expensive. Like in ESPN, he's going to

11:42pick 113. I probably want to take him

11:44there. Like if that's where I have to

11:45draft him in the Flock league, I'm not

11:47taking Travis Hunter. But in Sleeper

11:48drafts, he's going to pick 169.

11:51So, there's a good shot that in your

11:54fantasy league, you're able to take

11:56Travis Hunter where the kickers and

11:58defenses are being drafted. In the range

12:00of drafts where you're like, "Oh, okay.

12:02I'm going to go through and I'm going to

12:03cut these players anyway for my

12:05interesting week two or week three

12:06waiver wire pickups." So, I am in on the

12:09Travis Hunter hype of the fantasy

12:11community and that I think he is a

12:13perfect late round pick that we could

12:16comfortably cut after week one if we go

12:19through and look at the snap data and we

12:22see that he primarily played on the

12:23defensive side of the ball, right? Like

12:25if we see week one, he only runs 13

12:28routes, bye-bye. You're going to the

12:30waiver wire, buddy. But if week one, he

12:32goes out and runs 30-plus routes like he

12:35did in his rookie season,

12:37I think he could be a league winner at

12:38cost. Now, of course, all comes down to

12:40your draft platform. Again, use the

12:42consensus ADP sheet on flockfantasy.com.

12:44It's going to be constantly updated for

12:46y'all. And there you'll see that ESPN,

12:48his price is out of control, but Sleeper

12:50as well as Yahoo, very reasonable.

12:53Now, moving over to Khalil Shakir.

12:57Shakir historically has gone as a top 10

13:00pick in fantasy drafts. And he has done

13:02absolutely nothing. I think it's also

13:05NFL players that really like Shakir as

13:08well because I mean, I went through and

13:10I got put on a TikTok edit a couple

13:12years back when I said the only reason

13:14we even know Khalil Shakir's name is

13:16Josh Allen. So, maybe it's the NFL

13:18community uh and the fantasy football

13:21community that really like Shakir. Um

13:23right now, the cost of him is

13:24respectable. At least in Yahoo drafts.

13:27Yahoo drafts, take him if you want. He's

13:28going to pick like 180. Sleeper, ESPN,

13:32Underdog, there he's going in like the

13:34120 pick range. And at that cost, it's

13:36probably going to be a little bit too

13:38much for me if I have to take like a

13:3910th round pick on him. Cuz there you

13:41can take like a Rashad White, a Jahmyr

13:43Gibbs, a Raheem Mostert, a running back

13:44that has the upside to be the starter in

13:46their own backfield. And I'm just going

13:47to keep it stupid simple with Shakir.

13:502025, one game with 20 or more fantasy

13:53points. 2024, one game with 20 or more

13:56fantasy points. 2023, one game with 20

13:58or more fantasy points. 2022, zero

14:01games. So, he is going into year five

14:04now. He has only had three games in his

14:07his NFL career with 20 or more points.

14:10And at the same time, he now has more

14:12target competition than he has seen

14:13since like 2023 with Stefon Diggs, with

14:16DJ Moore coming in.

14:18So, I I can't imagine drafting Khalil

14:21Shakir in a regular redraft league.

14:23Maybe like an Underdog draft, sure, cuz

14:25you need the floor of those fantasy

14:27points, and you know he's going to be a

14:28contributor weekly. But in like your

14:31ESPN league, what the hell would you be

14:33doing drafting this guy? Like, where is

14:35the upside coming from if he hasn't been

14:37able to do it over the past few years?

14:38Why would we assume that he gets it done

14:40in year five now that he has more

14:41competition?

14:43Now,

14:44you know the number one fantasy football

14:47industry plant, and I don't really think

14:49it's up for debate, is Luther Burden.

14:53Now, there is a wide range of where he

14:55is getting selected. I think the ESPN

14:58and Yahoo drafters at the moment,

15:00they're on the ball. They know what

15:02they're doing. ESPN, Luther Burden is

15:04going in the sixth round. Luther Burden

15:07is an extremely high-upside player,

15:10where we saw the yards per route run and

15:14the yards per target be at the very top

15:16of the NFL his rookie season. And he was

15:18an incredibly inspiring prospect coming

15:21out of school as well. and he's attached

15:23to a good coaching staff with a good

15:25quarterback. So, the upside is

15:27incredible, but the downside is very

15:29much real for a wide receiver that

15:32couldn't jump Olamide Zaccheaus in the

15:34pecking order in his rookie season. It's

15:36not like this is a Justin Jefferson,

15:38Ja'Marr Chase level talent guaranteed,

15:41where we know they got to the league,

15:42they were the alphas on their team

15:44immediately, they broke out immediately.

15:46No, with Luther Burden, I mean, we can

15:48go through and look at this. He had one

15:51game with more than 15 fantasy points

15:53before week 17 this past year.

15:56Like, Luther Burden, if we are just

15:58looking at his game logs, didn't see a

16:01week with more than 51% of the snaps

16:05until week 12. Like, they didn't trust

16:07him getting on the field.

16:09So,

16:10I think the ceiling is incredibly high.

16:14The floor is incredibly low, as well.

16:18With that in mind,

16:19where am I willing to take a boom-bust

16:21wide receiver? Am I willing to do so at

16:24the end of the third round, the

16:25beginning of the fourth round, with

16:26where he's going in sleeper drafts at

16:28the moment? No, because at that cost,

16:31you can't miss.

16:33Right? You take a third-round player,

16:35and he's a bust, well, GG's, you may not

16:37make the playoffs.

16:39In the sixth round, or at the end of the

16:40fifth round, you can take a swing there.

16:43You can miss, and it can end up being

16:45okay. So, I think Luther Burden, in your

16:48ESPN, in your Yahoo drafts, he's a fine

16:50pick. But, in your sleeper or your

16:52underdog drafts at the moment, I there I

16:55I can't take him at the beginning of the

16:56fourth round.

16:58Now, I really appreciate you. I really

16:59hope I was able to help you out with

17:00this. And, of course, I like some of the

17:03names on this list, like Zay Flowers,

17:04Quentin Johnston, and Travis Hunter this

17:06year. I think they're compelling prices.

17:08It's not like I'm fading everybody the

17:10industry loves. But, again, if you want

17:13to win your fantasy league this year,

17:14it's extremely simple. We just made it

17:16only $34 for you to do so. We have all

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17:22can use in your ESPN, in your Yahoo, in

17:25your Sleeper leagues. And we have all

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17:29able to use as well with constantly

17:31updated ADP for your platforms, with

17:33constant updates to my rankings that

17:36will match your exact league settings.

17:38We're making the adjustments for you,

17:40whether it's a half PPR, non-PPR, or

17:42full PPR, whether you're starting seven

17:44guys, starting eight guys, double flex,

17:46single flex. It's all being accounted

17:49for. And the link to the season pass is

17:52in the description. It's in the comment

17:53section. Make sure you use code Flock.

17:55That way you get free questions you can

17:57ask me during the live streams this

17:59year. But I think that's all I got for

18:00you. I really appreciate you. And I

18:02really hope I get to see you on the live

18:03stream later tonight.

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