We’ve all seen it before. One minute your team is sweeping across the league like a tidal wave. The next minute, you’re down by 20 points with only Rico Dowdle left to play. Then it hits you “I’m fucked.” All of that hard work and success over the last four months has turned to shit, ready to be flushed. Panic creeps up your spine and you remember Switch’s last words from the Matrix, “Not like this. Not like this.” 

The overwhelming sentiment during the playoffs is to leave no stone unturned when chasing a Championship. Move heaven and earth if you must, but do not finish the season with regret wondering, “Could I have done more?” But how often do you go “All-In,” mortgaging your entire future by trading away valuable picks and players, only to be bounced early in the playoffs? These trades inevitably define your roster for the next few seasons and with no draft capital they can be almost impossible to dig out of. 

The Playoffs are everyone’s favorite time of the year. Everyone’s except mine, of course. Managers everywhere are desperate to ensure that the last year or more of preparation wasn’t wasted. And that’s where I come in. I’m not selling proven analytics or effective strategies. What people really want is hands-on consultation, affirmation, and consolation. They want their favorite players built up to be gods and a crystal ball to discover the next league winner. But people don’t understand that it's all a farce. A dream that will never be a reality. The truth is that only one champ is crowned at the end of every year. With open arms, I welcome everyone else with the bitter taste of loss left in their mouths. I try to show them a better way.

During the 2023 Campaign, our Agency identified De’Von Achane, Kyren Williams, Alvin Kamara, David Montgomery, Rachaad White, D’Andre Swift, Josh Jacobs, Tony Pollard, and Austin Ekeler as RB Interests in the Week 13 Dossier. These RBs were ranked at the time of the week 13 Agency Bulletin and finished as follows in PPR leagues: Achane 27th (finished 24th), Kyren 12th (finished 5th), Kamara 4th (finished 9th), Montgomery 19th (finished 18th), Rachaad 5th (finished 6th), Swift 14th (finished 17th), Jacobs 9th (finished 23rd), Pollard 11th (finished 15th), and Ekeler 26th (finished 25th). Learning from last season, analytics can help identify the top-performing players, but their situation determines a player’s finish.

Dynasty has seasons and cycles where various positions gain prominence and take control of fantasy football. In 2024, the most dominant position by far has been Running Backs. In a league that worships QBs and their WR counterparts, the RB was regarded as a “dead” position that belonged in a museum alongside dinosaurs. But now the position has returned in a big way for this season. Carefully review the following runners vetted by our proven RB Program.

During the 2023 Campaign, our Agency identified Stefon Diggs, Brandon Aiyuk, Michael Pittman, Keenan Allen, Mike Evans, Courtland Sutton, DeAndre Hopkins, Adam Thielen, Odell Beckham, DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett, Tank Dell, and Noah Brown as WR Interests in the Week 11 Dossier. These WRs were ranked at the time of the week 11 Agency Bulletin and finished as follows in PPR leagues: Diggs 4th (finished 9th), Aiyuk 15th (finished 14th), Pittman 14th (finished 13th), Keenan 2nd (finished 8th), Evans 11th (finished 7th), Sutton 18th (finished 35th), Thielen 10th (finished 17th), Beckham 60th (finished 63rd), Metcalf 29th (finished 21st), Lockett 26th (finished 32nd), Dell 16th (finished 39th), and Brown 61st (finished 67th). Learning from last season, analytics can help identify the top-performing players, but their situation determines a player’s finish. 

Dynasty continues to be a Wide Receiver-driven market. If QBs are the foundation of any well-constructed team, the pillars of your roster are the WR position. Carefully review the following receivers vetted by our WR Candidate process (sample = min. 10 targets).

The Quarterback position remains the Agency’s highest priority in SF leagues. Make no mistake, the war will be won or lost depending on this position in the coming weeks. Carefully review the following Field Generals vetted by our QB Selection process.