What's up, everybody?  I'm your host Simon joined as always by my wildly handsome co-host John Lugraffalo and Joey Wright and joining us today to play some pole perception is an absolute legend in the fantasy football industry. He's a managing editor over at fantasy pros embedding pros and the host of the fits on fantasy podcast that our friend Joey guested on the most recent episode. We've got Pat Fitz Morris with us today. Pat, thanks so much for taking the time to come on the show with us. Oh, Simon, thank you for having me. Man, what a what a good Thursday afternoon. I've been watching the masters now. I'm hanging out with you guys. Who's leading? Let's see, John Rom and Victor Hoblin. Okay. There we go. Did you did you get me master? Do you play golf DFS at all? Pat, do you get those in there? I know it's a it's blowing up right now. People are loving the golf DFS. Conventional betting, but not DFS. Okay, gotcha. Do you have Victor Hovland in any of your any of your bets over there? I've actually got a top five bet on Hovland at plus 650. So if he finished top five, you know, and off to a good start, but the weather's supposed to get crazy down there this weekend. So a lot could change. We'll see. But not just football, but those hot golf betting tips. I mean, you get that. So check out Pat on Twitter at fits underscore FF. Truly, we said it legend in the space and just a nice guy.  One of the best. One of the best. We got some people in the chat ready for today's show. Dave over here. That idea from the Toronto area. Welcome in. Glad to have you here and Albert.  Hello, everyone. Albert. Hello, Albert. Welcome in. We got Maria in here with the green area. Maria. Welcome in my friend. Well, Pat, today we brought you here to play a game that we call pole perception. It is the game that tests your ability to understand the public's perception of the NFL, of the fantasy football landscape and maybe some other stuff too. Occasionally there's a random pole thrown in there at the end. Before we get into that game, though, I do want to remind everybody one more time. I've already said it to follow our guest on Twitter, Pat's on Twitter at fits underscore FF. You can also find the link right below this video in the description if you're watching it on YouTube. So make sure you give him that follow after you do that. If you're watching this, if you enjoy playing games about the game that we love like we do, make sure you hit that subscribe button on the fan dual YouTube channel. We are here every Thursday from five to six PM Eastern time doing just this and then great news. If you like it even more than once a week, head on over to our YouTube channel at front yard fantasy where we're doing it live five days a week, three PM Eastern time for the fantasy football game show. With that being said, you guys ready to hear the rules and get into some pole perception? I'm absolutely ready. Let's do it. The rules to pull perception are pretty simple. I've got a series of seven polls that I found online before this show, seven juicy succulent, delicious and very interesting polls, mostly related to the NFL and fantasy football. I'm going to propose mostly I'm going to propose one of those polls to one of our contestants. They will be responsible for telling me what percentage of the people chose side a in that poll. So I may ask Joey, hey, Joey in dynasty, what percentage of people would prefer Sake on Barkley over the Andre Hopkins? What percentage of people chose side a Sake on Barkley? You'd give me 84, 84%. JL and Pat would then be responsible for guessing whether the actual percentage is over or under the number that Joey set. JL thinks that's under the closer Joey is to the actual percentage. The more points he's going to get a max of 10. If he's exactly right, one, if he's 15 away, zero outside of that range, JL and Pat, you guys would get points for correctly picking the over under on that poll, two points. If you're able to get it right, we're going to alternate who's setting the line, go through six polls like that until our seventh and final poll where everybody will be writing down a percentage. Whoever's the closest on that one will get five points added to the score and is the poll perception champion on this beautiful Thursday, April sets go 2023. You guys ready to get in there? You know, let's do it. Dave and you said my poll perception of FYF polls. Great polls. There you go. Great. What percentage of people chose side A? Great polls. 100%. 100%. Well, the order was randomly determined before the show. The order is going to go Joey first, Pat right in the middle and then JL down there at the bottom. All right. So Joey, you are up first. The reminder to everybody in the chat, play along. If you think you know the answer or even if you don't throw your guests in the chat, whoever's closest, we're going to shout out. And if you're very wrong, we'll mock you endlessly, but it's all part of the fun. It's what we do. I get the one from going first on the show. Well, I just made that up. I probably haven't done that. So are you tracking that at home? I track all my stats, JL.  I'll pay some interns one day. I just see Joey with the big leather bound booklet with all his stats. Sure. Do you write ink or do you write in octopus? I have a, what's it called, with the feather? Quail. A quail. You have a quail and an eagle.  It was a jolly good time. Like Fred Flintstone style that you use an entire bird instead of just a quail feather? I think you did. Well, Joey, here is your first rule. This is a dynasty super flex PPR league. Side A is the 2023 one on one side B is the 2023 one on two and one on eight. What percentage of people chose the one on one in this poll? So those of you watching, these are going to be rookie picks in a dynasty draft. So do you want just the first one or the second one and the eighth pick in a rookie draft? What percentage of people are just taking the one on one here, Joey?  You prefer over Bryce Young and Anthony Richardson and say a, man, I'm trying to think how many quarterbacks are going to go in those first eight picks? I would say three. So a top three or top four wide receiver because B John would go, man, this is tough. I'm going to say side B is going to win this. I'm going to go 63%. 63% on side B. Pat, do you think the actual, wait on side A, Joey? Sorry, 37. 37% on side A. Pat, you should be actual percentage of people that chose side A is over or under Joey's guess of 37%. I'm going to say it's over. I mean, I think it's going to be a slight majority for side A. I just think people are going to be really enamored with the sure thing with B John, whereas, I don't know, I think that 108, like that's where you start to get into some squishy territory. That's kind of the Will Leviss, Quinton Johnston zone. You know, and maybe if you're in a spot where you need another quarterback, you're more willing to take the 102 and the 108 and get your quarterback plus something else. But I think most people are going to prefer B John. So I'm going to say over Joey's 37%. We've got over from Pat thinking B John's going to pull this one to side A. John Luke, are you agreeing with Pat here? Are you going to take the under on Joey's guess of 37%? 37%. I'm going to take the over. I'm going to agree. I'm going to agree with Pat. That is the opposite of what Pat said. Oh, no, he said the over as well. That's the correct thing. So that's the opposite opposite. What had happened was I drew an arrow and then I turned the paper upside down. And so I tried so hard to make sure I said the right thing, Simon. And then you immediately came in and said, I was wrong. And then my head, I was like, oh, man, I put so much work to try and be right. The number 37 being upside down should have been my first clue that I had turned that paper. That was tough, man. That was tough. I think I think they are going to do good because I think I saw Superflex and I let that get in my head a little too much. Yeah, one of these on at one. Yeah, 101, 102. Yeah, I think I think I'll take the over on this one. I'll take the over on this one. We got double overs from Pat and John Luke, Joey with the 37% guess. And we got a couple of guesses in the chat here as well. Dave in the chat was 75% a Maria going with 45% a and Albert taking 51% a. So all a bit over, but Maria relatively close to your guess there. Let's go Maria. The actual percentage of people that chose the 101 over the 102 and the 108 miss pole was 55%. Oh, let's go Pat. 55% so Joey, unfortunately you're 18% points away. That's going to be no points with JL and Pat. You guys are each getting two points for correctly picking the over under. Pat, you came in and identified this 101. People are viewing it as a sure thing with Bijan Robinson. Are you as hyped up for Bijan as the general consensus tends to be? I'm pretty fired up Simon. He's the real deal man when you watched him at Texas.  And my co-host on the fantasy prose dynasty podcast, Scott Bogman is a big Texas Longhorns fan. And he has been like just so geeked up about Bijan for a couple of years now. And he compared him last year to like Levy on Bell, like faster Levy on Bell.  He pointed me out to this highlight Bijan had earlier in his career. Like I don't want to say anyone's indestructible, but he took like the worst. He tried to hurtle a guy and like the tackler caught his foot and Bijan goes and he like lands on his neck. I mean, it looked like he broke his neck on this plane. He just popped right up and he was fine apparently. So there's pretty much nothing the guy can't do. I mean, like circus catches, joystick moves on defenders. Yeah.  Yeah. I tend to react negatively when I see like a mega consensus, but I did exactly what you're talking about, Pat. I go in and I just go back and I start watching the highlight. And it doesn't matter what everybody else is saying. When you go back and you watch the tape on this dude, I'm in. I'm ready to go. I'm selling what I got to get that one-on-one if I can, if it's reasonable. And I'm in and super flex now with him as the one-on-one. I think Joey, are you, Bijan is the one-on-one, or are you still taking a quarterback you think there? Yeah. I mean, I think it's upon, I think this is a really interesting poll for team needs. Like if, if you just want the best player, yeah, take the one-on-one, grab Bijan. But if you need to rebuild and you've already got, you're pretty set at running back maybe. So you got Kenneth Walker last year and you've got Damian Pierce and you've got a few other guys. Do you really like take that one-on-two and the one-on-eight and build something nice? But yeah, it's Bijan for me. Bijan at the one-on-one. There's a lot of good talent. It's like a lot of good talent in this draft. They're seeing super flex. So getting a whole nother pick there, it's definitely something like that's, that's worth looking at. I think there's definitely, if you're set at running back, I would be, I would be tempted to take those, those picks. Yeah. I was on a, I was on a Q&A show with Tyler Karp the other day and he brought up that this class, something I've been thinking about this class, but I haven't quite put into words. It seems very top heavy and then deep. We're like, we've got a clear cut after these first couple guys. And then there is like, I don't love the one-on-eight, one-on-nine, one-ten range in this year's draft. It feels weird, but man, do I love second round picks. Like I just want to cash in on a bunch of those kinds of players, but it feels like that second round value in a normal year is starting a little bit earlier this year. Like that back in the first round is looking more like the second round. I'm with you on that man. Like the late first round is kind of a weird territory, but like I want to rack up those second and third rounders this year. I just think like the more darts you have to throw, the better. Yeah, I'm with you. Well, Joey, unfortunately, after your first pull, you've dug a little bit of a hole. Pat and JL up to a 2-2-0 lead to start things off. And Albert in the chat was the closest on that one at 51%, only 4% points away. Emory appointed out, it is hard to get closer than Albert. He is the PP expert. It's true. Albert, the PP expert in the chat. That's what his license plate said. PP expert. Just X-P-E-R-T, P-X-P-E-R-T, P-P-X-P-E-R-T. Pat, you're up next now. Are you ready for your first pull in this game? Let's do it, Simon. We got another dynasty super flex pull coming your way. But this one, side A is the 2023, 101, 102, and 103. Side B is Lamar Jackson, Jonathan Taylor, and Drake London. What percentage of people chose the picks in this poll, chose side A? I think it's going to be a relatively small percent. I think people are going to prefer side B. That is a pretty sexy trio of players right there. So I'm going to say it's 18% chose side A. 18% on side A, final answer? Yeah, final answer. 18, locking it in. John Luke, do you think the actual percentage of people that chose the picks over Lamar Jackson, Jonathan Taylor, and Drake London was over or under Pat's guess of 18% before your answer? I just want to say if I saw this trade go through one of my, like this is a big boy trade right here. This is big boy, big boy. This is, you got some, I don't know, big boy something on this one. Oh man, 18% is such a good line. I don't want to take the under. Or, or, or do I want to take the over? Could be over Superflex or, or Queen B. Yeah, could Queen B. Oh, let's do it. I'm a Queen B it. Jail Queen B in this one thing and he thinks Pat is exactly correct. Going for the glory that has never been hit. Right into my trap. Joey, are you taking the over or under on Pat's guess of 18%? Um, so I was trying to break this down in my head and I would rather have the 101 over Jonathan Taylor. But then when it comes to the 102, 103, Lamar and Drake London, I would make that trade. So I would rather have side B. Because there's only one pick that I would prefer over a player in this trade. So I think Pat's guess is really good. Just for the amount of numbers I get, I'm going to go over and just hope that it was like maybe like 20%. But I think Pat's guess is really good. And if Jail Queen B is me, I'm in a lot of trouble because then I'll be 12 points behind. Joey taking the over and setting up for the potential of a really poor start to this game. Maria in the chat guessing 22% on this one. We're coming in with a guess of 25%. Well, the actual percentage of people that chose side A chose the 101, the 102 and the 103 over Lamar Jackson, Jonathan Taylor and Drake London was 27% and we're within 3 percentage points, which is going to earn you five points added onto your score. Joey, you were going to get an additional two. And me?  Make it the score now. Seven to two to two with Pat in the lead. Before we move past this, Pat, which side of this are you taking?  Yeah, side B for me. I mean, that's just, well, for one, I'm a University of Wisconsin alumnus, so Jonathan Taylor. I mean, that's pretty much JT for the other three picks right there. No, just kidding. But yeah, throw ladle on Drake London and Lamar Jackson, who, you know, Lamar Jackson for all the acrimony with your raven, Simon. I mean, the guy's still pretty good at football. Like, I'm not going to think that much less of them if he goes to the Colts or the Patriots or somewhere else.  Yeah, exactly. Because people are acting like he's not. Right, right. So suddenly becomes Jay Cutler.  But yeah, the guy's still stunned. So I like the veteran side there pretty decisively. I'm with you. It's pretty decisive on that side for me as well. I am curious where you guys land on Drake London. It was maybe a little bit disappointing of a rookie year, but I feel like we saw flashes from him that showed the kind of big-bodied receiving threat that he can be there in Atlanta. Pat, are you in on Drake London after what we saw from his rookie year? Or are you moving on? No, I'm very much in.  Like, he's got a long runway in Dynasty and they'll get the quarterback figured out eventually. And, you know, hopefully also maybe get rid of Arthur Smith since his play calling is from the Bronze Age. So yeah, eventually, I mean, I think London is really going to pop, but it might take a couple more years. I'm with you. Jail, are you still in on Drake London? Oh, yeah. How could you not be in on Drake London? I feel like the conversation around Drake London becomes like, where does he fit in with that rookie, in that rookie class? I was going to ask you guys, you're sitting there. He got to choose Olavé or Drake London. Which route are you going? London. London? The only rookie wide receiver from last year I'm taking over Drake London is Garrett Wilson. It goes Garrett Wilson, then Drake London for me. And that's close. Like, Garrett Wilson, Drake London are closer to me than London and Olavé. The whole way, yeah. Yeah. What do you think, Ben? Pretty close. Maybe just the very slightest lean toward Olavé. Okay. Slightest lean towards Olavé, yeah. It's close. It's a tough one. Dave in the chat was only one off on that poll with 28. Maria shot in the mouth right there, and we got Mr. Scamber here. She says, I'm so late. Hi, guys and gals. Welcome in, Scambs. What up, Scambs? Running on cat time. Well, guys, we are going to move on to our next poll. And before we do, I had a little bit of a score correction issue. Pat, I said everything out loud properly, except since you were 9 percentage points away, you did not earn 5 points. You earned 3 points instead of 5. So that is going to bring your score to 5 to 2 to 2 instead of 7 to 2 to 2. My apologies. Somebody must be really petty to bring that up. Somebody must have been really petty in the private chess. That reminds me of that.  That I could force the last one there. Didn't work. We wouldn't expect you to. We're going to move on to our next poll here. John Luke, this is your poll. Let's go. Your two opponents have had theirs. Scores 5 to 2 to 2. Now it's your turn. Poll number 3. Dynasty, Superflex, 12 team. Side A is Kyler Murray and Amari Cooper. Side B is Rashad Bateman and the 103 and the 104 in this year's rookie draft. What percentage of people took the Kyler Murray and Amari Cooper side of this trade? All right. Dynasty, let's break this down. Dynasty, Superflex, 12 team. They are Kyler Murray. So we'll just slot him in as like 103. Would I rather have Kyler Murray or the 103? Probably would rather have Kyler Murray, but not by much. And then Amari Cooper Rashad Bateman. I'd rather have Rashad Bateman. And so I think it's going to be lower on side A. Question is how much now? Is she getting that whole 104 on top of that? Oh, I think I'm going to go 35% lock it in. 35 and straight five in. 35 and straight vibing from John Luke Garofalo right here. Joey, do you think the actual percentage of people that chose side A, Kyler Murray and Amari Cooper over side B Rashad Bateman in the 2023, 103 and 104 is over under for exactly the same queen B as Jail's guess of 35%. I think it's going to be over slightly. There's two players in this trade that I really don't like and that's Kyler Murray and Rashad Bateman. I'm just going to out on both of them. But with that 103, you could get JSN, probably most likely there who I really am getting more and more excited about by the week. So that's enough for me to swing this for it. And then you'd probably get one of the... If I could get JSN and Anthony Richardson with those first two picks, which I'm pretty sure I could get that, this is a slam dunk for side B for me. So I think it's going to be but a little bit over because people aren't smart. Joey taking me a little bit over Pat. What do you think you're over or under Jail's guess of 35? Yeah, I think it's going to be... I think it's going to be very slightly over. Looking in the chat here, I think Toronto, Dave and Maria are right around my line of thinking in the lower 40%.  But then again, I mean, you're getting a pretty difference making quarterback. There and you know, Mari is... I think he sort of rekindled interest last year with his big season. But you know, Rashad, oh man. Yeah, I think more people are going to lean towards side B with the picks. So I'm going to say a little over Jail's. Reverse split the room. You got double overs on your guess Jail, but we got some guesses in the chat. First Maria saying, guys, gals, cats and pals, that just about covers them in the chat. Scampers with the bats, goats and gauntotes. Now, there you go. Gauntoters. Dave in the chat with 44%. Dame guessing 46%. What's up, Dame? Welcome in. What up, Dame? Albert in here with 33. Scamper is guessing 22%. It's 22. And Maria guessing 41%. Well, I will tell you guys, somebody either on the screen or in the chat has gotten this exactly right. The correct answer to this poll is 22%. Mr. Scamper is 100% correct on this one, meaning Jail. You're going to get one point for being 15, no points for Pat and Joey on this one. Okay. And I'm thinking Pat, something you pointed to in this might be why it was so much lower than we were thinking. People seem to really be out on Amari Cooper. What are on Kyler Murray? Sorry. What are you thinking about Kyler Murray in Dynasty? Because he has a young, talented, high-scoring quarterback when he plays, like he pointed out, but for some reason, probably he's got the stink. Yeah, that's kind of it. I feel like there's been, you know, from the point where we were at a year ago with him, it just seems like he had all the acrimony in the offseason with the Cardinals last year. Then, you know, didn't have really one of his finer years. Then he gets hurt and it's like the late season injury. I think he got hurt on like December 12th. So the odds of him being back for week one seem pretty remote. Could miss like a month. Maybe he goes on pop. But, you know, like that running quarterback, Konami Code value is just hard to top. And you're always going to get that with Kyler. And I think he's a pretty decent passer, too. You know, I've got a long-running debate with like my best friend who thinks Kyler is just trash.  You're just waiting to roll his face in it. Yeah, I know, man. And it seems like he's got the upper hand and things. And of course, I'm in a dynasty league with that friend and I've got Kyler Murray. So, yeah, he's not going to be making me any trade offer soon. But, you know, I'm- It's not over yet. It's not over yet.  But, you know, the perception is out there that he has lost a lot of his lost. I'm with you. I feel like I'm with you where it feels like the public sentiment just goes down on Kyler. I'm just like, the talent's remaining the same.  So I always get a little worried with that. Yeah, I wonder if people think that with Kyler as well. I do think his skill level, like just how talented he is, is enough that even if a new head coach were to come in and say, I want a new guy, it wouldn't be Kyler Murray's the backup now. Know what I mean? Like it would be Kyler Murray, the incredibly valuable young quarterback, the hyper talented young quarterback is available for trade and will be the starter of whatever team he lands on next, right? So like, in my mind, there's a little bit of insulation there. And I'm with you guys. I, I'm buying the dip. If people are letting them fall in the startup drafts, I'm thinking I can get one of those young superstar quarterbacks around later. And maybe everybody else is grabbing one with Kyler Murray. I'm there now with Rashad Bateman. Joey, you mentioned that you were a little bit out on him, which I think is a differing opinion than John Luke here. What about Rashad Bateman? Maybe makes you less excited. Is it a quarterback uncertainty? I was on a very prestigious podcast this week earlier and I kind of said, I don't necessarily hate Rashad Bateman because I'm not like hate, but I just don't look at him really as a wide receiver one that you would draft, you know, and I would like to see Lamar Jackson have a wide receiver one. So I think a lot of my distaste for Rashad Bateman might lie in his inability to be a wide receiver one. And maybe that's how he was being viewed initially. Jill, do you think he's got wide receiver one in him? Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I think he does. What we saw from him in the short period of time that he's played has been great. I mean, he's looked incredibly talented in an offense that wasn't passing a ton. What's the difference now? We got Todd Munkin, who's come in as offensive coordinator, who's going to supposedly overhaul this offense, very past heavy reputation. And Lamar Jackson may or may not be here. And I don't think either way is a bad thing necessarily for Rashad Bateman. I think it would be great if he could have Lamar Jackson and Todd Munkin in this offense and him being the number one. That's that's incredible opportunity for Rashad Bateman. And I think he's talented enough to do it. So I think he has the upside. Pat, where do you land on this player? He does seem to be one of the more polarizing wide receivers in fantasy when it comes to value. Yes, Simon. I have really mixed feelings. I mean, I liked him a lot being up here in big time country and having a lot of friends up in Minnesota. Like, and I thought he was pretty, I didn't think he had any major holes in his game coming out. Like he was kind of a do-it-everything, do-everything type of receiver. You know, good hands, good route runner, tough after the catch and could line up inside or outside.  And I'm starting to like look a little more skeptically at some of the guys who play a lot and like don't get targets. Like I was kind of in on George Pickens last year, but now that I look at it more like, wow, this dude didn't really earn that many targets last year. Like the lack of separation could be an issue. And maybe that's the thing with Bateman too. But we'll see mixed feelings for sure. Yeah, and I think that's the sentiment around that player. He's a tough one to try to gauge public interest on because I really think it comes down to are you in or out? And there's two different kinds of managers out there. You may have a difficulty trading for him because the people that rostered Bateman are probably a little bit more in line with Jail's thinking if they're rostering him at this point. AKA me. AKA Jail. I'm rostering a lot of rostered Bateman. I was gonna say the people who have rostered Bateman on one team generally at this point have Rashad Bateman on multiple teams now they're in. Well guys, we're gonna move on to our next round here after one full round. Everybody getting one pull. Pat is in the lead by score of five to Jail's three to Joey's two, but it's very much so anybody's game still. Now that we enter the second round of pulls, though, there is an additional mechanic added. Instead of just over under and queen B, there are two more options available to you now. They are way over and way under. If you think your opponent's guess is 15 percentage points or more away, you can choose to say way over or way under. Now this is a double or nothing mechanic though. So let's say you say way over and the actual answer is only 14 percentage points over. You're getting zero points, but if it is that 15 or more, you will now get four instead of two for guessing that one correctly. Joey, you are up first with your next pull. Are you ready? Yes. Scamper is so excited for a new mechanic. Yay mechanics. Yeah, mechanics.  I am. I wanted to say in Simon said insulation, I want to say my color is a shirt of insulation. It is. You ever put your leg through any insulation before? You guys ever touch insulation? No, but when I worked at Lowe's, that's where we used to take naps. We used to take the forklift to the top where insulation is and we made a bed back there because it was all wrapped and we would take naps up there because we worked the very early morning shift when just the contractors were coming in. So wasn't that busy? That's awesome. We had to move something into our attic one time. We were installing a water softener and my girlfriend and I think, oh, we can surely do this ourselves. Turns out I can't. We had to hire someone eventually anyways, but I go up in the attic and she's been up there prepping something for like an hour and I get up there and there's two giant like 40 gallon buckets entirely full of insulation and I see her not wearing gloves. And I'm looking, I'm like, tell me how you are right now. And she was like, I am so itchy. Oh, she's just been bare hand picking up insulation and putting it in a bucket to clear out an area for it. Oh, no. Just awfully itchy. Terrible. Well, Joey, here is your next poll coming your way. It is a dynasty standard league. So non-PPR dynasty standard. Side A is Christian McCaffrey. Side B is Mike Evans, Darren Waller, Alvin Camara, Al Mazzard in the 2023-3-10 in a rookie draft. What percentage of people chose the Christian McCaffrey side of this trade? That's a haul right there. I want to break this down a little bit. So I would say stock down on Mike Evans a little bit right now with Baker Mayfield coming in. Darren Waller, you know, probably stock down a little bit. Alvin Camara might not play this season. Alan Mazzard might be catching passes from Aaron Rodgers with the Jets in the 3-10. That doesn't factor in for me as much. I'm going to say Christian McCaffrey wins this side. I'm going to say 62 percent. 62 percent on the Christian McCaffrey side. Man, this is crazy. Yeah, 62. There's a lot of players in this. Final answer, Joey? Yeah, I guess. That's a tough poll. Well, Pat, do you think the actual answer is over or under Joey's guess of 62 percent? Oh, man, I wish Joey had made a worse guess. I think that's really a really good guess. I'm almost tempted to go Queen B, but I don't think I'm going to go with that. But yeah, I mean, looking at the value over average, the value over replacement here, I still think Christian McCaffrey gets the nod here. It's just an interesting poo-poo platter on the other side. But I think I'd rather have that CMC's side. Call them a poo-poo platter. Do you know how many years I thought that was made up from Bugs Life before I learned that it was actually real? Like, I grew up as a child thinking that Heimerich the Caterpillar invented the poo-poo platter. Not that it was a real thing at Chinese. I love Heimerich the Caterpillar. It's like one of my favorite. What's his name? I like Heimerich. That works. I thought that's what it was. What is it? I don't think it is Heimerich. Is it Heimerich? Yeah. I thought it was Heimerich. Or maybe. I'm a beautiful butterfly. I'm going to go a little over here. I'm going to go a little over Joey's guess. I'm picking the over on that one. That was the worst Heimerich ever, but I'm committed now. John Luke, are you taking the over or under on Joey's guess of 62? Was that Mario? It was supposed to be Heimerich the Caterpillar, okay? We're not all expert impressionists over here. 62 percent. All right. 62 percent. I'm going to go with the under. The under. We've got one over, one under. Interesting split. Split for the little. That's Joey. That's the goal. And it is quite the interesting poo poo platter on the other side of that trade. Well, we've got some guesses in the chat. Dame with 83 percent. Dave going with 67. Yeah. 76. Oh, that was different. This game was going 85. Albert with 72. Maybe people like how many options are on the other side. Yeah, Maria. I like your thinking. Well, the actual percentage of people that chose the Christian McCaffrey side of this poll was. 66 percent. Joey, only four percentage points away. So that is going to earn you five points. Pat, that is going to earn you two more points for correctly picking you over under. What about me? What about you? Nothing for you. The score is at seven to three.  Joe, channel your inner hymen. Wow. OK.  Yes. By the end of the show, you will be. Yes. I'm going to watch the Bugs life tonight. I had a Bugs life Nintendo 64 game. That was my life when I was seven. Like just obsessive with that game. Have you guys done the bugs life thing at Animal Kingdom that stabs you in the back? No, no, it's awful. Like there's a point where wasps come and sting you. And they've got these little they've got these little barbs that like poke you in the back. That's hilarious. I'll pass on that. Yeah, don't go to it. I think I've told this story before, but I was at Carol winds in North Carolina, the amusement park, and they had a new ride called the Hornet. And I get to the top of the first hill and there are. I don't know if they were Hornets, but some sort of winged stinging inks insect had made a hive at the top of the first hill. And they were all buzzing around you while you're sitting up there. And I'm sitting there thinking like, whoa, that's crazy that they put Hornets on the right called the Hornet.  Like what a liability that would be to have Hornets on that ride. And let them go. They just got they just got away with it. They just got a little maintenance. Quick, come back. Some marketing executives like I've got an idea guys. Yeah, our exterminator is fired, but we got to open this ride. Guys, what, what do we do? Well guys, the score now, like I said, seven to seven to three and Pat, that means it is your turn for your next poll. Are you ready? I'm ready. Let's do it. This one's got less moving pieces, but that doesn't mean that it's less complicated. The dynasty PPR league side a is Tony Pollard side B is Travis ETN. What percentage of people would prefer Tony Pollard in a dynasty league? Sometimes stripping away all the picks and everything makes it tricky. I know it makes it worse. Exactly. Oh my gosh, I'm going. I'm going 50%. So I'm in 50% in the middle. Yep. Right down the middle from Pat. Well, John Luke, Pat split it right down the middle. 50% Tony Pollard, 50% Travis ETN. Do you think the actual percentage of people that chose Pollard is over or under Pat's gas of 50%. I am going to go with way, way under. Way under? I really hope I'm right about this. Well, maybe not. Maybe, maybe I hope I'm wrong about this, and then I'm going to go trade for a ton of Travis ETN. But then again, I can't trade with myself, so I probably won't be going to trade for a bunch of Travis ETN. So yeah, I'll take, I'll take the way under. I think more people are going to be with Travis ETN side. I think I have them in one league. We're in together, JL. No, you don't. Maybe if this pulls low, you could, you could try to throw a trade that way. JL in a league, maybe it matches up. Joey, are you taking the over or under or the way over or way under on Pat's gas of 50% on the Pollard side here? I'm just going to go under. I wasn't going to go way under. I don't think JL could be wrong on that. I do think there's a little bit of discourse with Tony Pollard. Like, if he has the job, I think he could easily go ahead and Travis ETN, but the problem is the NFL draft's coming up. And a lot of people are thinking that Cowboys might take a day one or day two running back, which would lower Tony Pollard's dynasty values some, depending on who that is. A lot of his Pijon Robinson, probably. So I'm going to go under and we'll see. We got under and we got double under and we got some guesses in the chat. Dave with 38% scampers with 16% and Albert with 33% on this one. The actual percentage of people that chose Tony Pollard over Travis ETN in this poll was 17%. 17% on the Pollard side. I mean, and JL, this is going to put you right back in the game. Yes. What a game. Four points for JL, two points for Joey, and the score is down nine to seven to seven. It is literally anybody's game. Pat, are you hired? Are you higher on Tony Pollard than Consensus? Were you hired by Tony? Were you hired by Tony Pollard? Were you hired by Dave Pollard? I think I was just high when I gave that answer. And I need to get Mr. Scampers to play for me. He was spot on here.  And you guys wisely point out the possibility that the Cowboys could do something extreme like take Pijon Robinson in the first round. I also kind of forgot that Tony Pollard broke his foot or whatever in the playoffs with that tackle where they got dropped down on his foot. So, yeah, I mean, I'm pretty high on him. I just, I think I overestimated the perception of Tony Pollard because it seems like people are pretty exuberant about him and have him ranked high in their early 2023 rankings. Like I've seen him in running back one range. Yeah, I don't think you're wrong about, I think you're exactly right about the pad is that we were looking at our good buddy Alex peaked in high school. He has these trade market values that he calculates. This model that he has where he takes consensus rankings and determines trade value of players and now shifts over time or market value in fantasy. And Tony Pollard, I pretty sure was up there in that top echelon of, I don't know if he was quite there with Travis ZTN, but he was up there in that top one or two tier of market value amongst the market. So I don't think you're right. I think people are very, very divided on Tony Pollard. He's in that tier two. Tony Pollard is in Alex's most recent dynasty trade charts, is right in between Najee Harris and Deandre Swift. Like just about even with Ramon Drey Stevenson, Javante Williams, like that's the tier of player that Tony Pollard is being traded for right now. Travis ZTN just ever so slightly out of him, closer to like in between Eckler and Barkley. So you're just moving down a little bit, but both these guys, I think what we ran into here is two hype trains that are taken off at the same time from the same station. Yeah, I think if Tony Pollard escapes the NFL draft and they don't have a day one, day two running back, I'm happy taking them at the end of the first round. No trouble at all in free draft. Yeah. We'll see. It comes down to what Dallas does in the draft and free agency, but if they don't, I'm with you guys. I'm ready to ride it because what we saw from Pollard this year was electricity when he touched the ball.  This is the first year where I watched him out on that field and I thought, okay, maybe he's better than said it now. Like maybe this year, maybe he's better than Zeke. Getting Pollard hop in the pot on Thanksgiving and Zeke didn't. I do not remember that. No, it's like Dalton Schultz and some other tight end. Some other tight end. And we'll be very upset on Thanksgiving when Zeke didn't hop in the pot. And Dynasty, I'm trying to trade Tony Pollard right now. Now is to me is the perfect window to trade Tony Pollard because I don't think his value is ever going to be quite this high again. How old is Tony Pollard? 26. Well, I think that's right. Let's find out. You have been pulling stats out. Oh my gosh, I had to do that yesterday. He's 25 for 24 more days. He will be 26 at the end of this month. So I was about 26. I was making a joke yesterday and I just randomly say, I'm like, oh, Josh Allen had 4,283 yards. Happened to be exactly right. Crazy, right?  Oh my gosh. Should have been playing this game yesterday. I know, right? That's a spot on. I would have been. And you can pull 70%. You can pull that number out of nowhere yet. Here you are. Here I am. Here you are. Well, John Luke, it is time for you. He's the way under. He did good. He caught back up. Yeah, get it, baby. And it's time for your last poll. You ready, Jaya? Yep. One similar player in this one. So maybe it gives you a little bit of context. We've got a Dynasty Superflex PPR 12 team lead. Side A is Calvin Ridley and Darnell Mooney. Side B is Rashad Bateman and Odell Beckham Jr. What percentage of people would prefer Side A in this poll? Calvin Ridley, Darnell Mooney, Rashad Bateman, Odell Beckham. Okay. Well, I think Side A is going to win this because I don't think many people are high on Odell Beckham Jr. in a Dynasty perspective. Pretty sure he's like 39 and a half years old. Give or take 50 years. Give or take 50 or more years. Yeah. So I'm going to go with Side A. 12 team. I'm going to go with 62%. 62% final answer? Yeah. Okay. Jail Locken in 62%. Joey, do you think the actual percentage is over or under Jail's guess of 62 on the Ridley and Mooney side? I think it's going to be over. Jail Kudos not giving me a number where I can't do the way over because I think it's going to be pretty high on the Side A side. I don't think Darnell Mooney factors into this trade at all. I would much rather have Calvin Ridley over both Rashad Bateman and Odell Beckham if it was a two for one trade. So yeah, I think it's going to be Side A. Well, Pat, do you think this is going to be over or under? And don't feel the need to slander Darnell Mooney randomly in the middle of this. It's not required how I'm on this show. Yeah. Well, man, I'm more inclined to slander Odell Beckham Jr. Like apparently everyone else seems to value him much more highly than I do. Like the last time we saw him, he was just like almost like 80% of his value it seemed was derived from touchdowns. He just wasn't getting like that much yardage. And like I question one, whether he can stay healthy for a full season. But like also if he does, I don't think he's going to be putting up 100 yard games left and right like he was back in his Giants days. So man, I echo what Joey was saying. I wish JL had gone a little bit lower so I could go with the way over option. But I'm just going to go for the over option, just plain over. I wish I had gone a little bit over then. So what you're saying, Pat, is you don't think Odell Beckham Jr. is worth 15 million years like he's asking for? Correct, Joey. That would be max 14 and a half is what I heard. Well, we've got JL locked in with 62%. The double overs from Pat and Joey, some guesses in the chat. Scamper said 33. Oh wait, reverse the number 67. Albert coming in with 69%.  Well, the actual percentage of people that chose Calvin Ridley and Darnell Mooney over Rashad Bateman and Odell Beckham Jr. was 73%. John Luke, you were 11 percentage points away. I'm going to give you one point, two points for Pat and Joey. But what this really means is whoever is closest on our last poll will be the champion of poll perception today. Joey, you're going in with a score of 11. Pat with a score of nine and JL with a score of eight. A very, very close poll reception game all coming down to the last question. Shout out, Albert, getting that one right. 69%, the closest out of everybody. Before we move on from this, when we've already talked about Rashad Bateman and Odell Beckham quite a bit, but I did want to bring up the player that Joey unnecessarily slandered during this, Darnell Mooney. I know I was hyped for him and there was a bit of a hype trend going into last season for Darnell Mooney. But now they've added DJ more to this offense. But hopefully they're going to pass the ball more as well. Pat, is there any Dynasty value or hope for Darnell Mooney still or is this another wide receiver who's never quite going to pan out in the NFL? Maybe a little bit of hope just because he's a good player, but it's a bad situation now that DJ Moore is there. Other weapons and Cole Comet and Chase Claypool and just this team that's probably not going to be very pass heavy at all.  So not an ideal situation for Mooney who goes from being the number one option to number two in a very run heavy team. So I think he's a good player though, just like taking away the ecosystem and how unfavorable that might be. And he could always land somewhere else. He's still young, so good player. Like I think he has value in Dynasty for sure. I'm with you. I had Mooney as the top 12 wide receiver going into last season, not Dynasty redraft. I believed in what the Bears offense was looking like. I thought we'd see that Justin Fields evolve as a passer there, but I'm not doing that this year. The situation is exactly why Pat. He's the number two option best case scenario, right? Like I love Darnell Mooney, but there's a world where Chase Claypool makes more sense to be on the field more often. Cole Comet becomes the focal point over there and we're just left with Mooney on the field occasionally. So I'm not out this year, but I'm out on him as a breakout wide receiver. He can be a contributor, but not somebody who's going to win you your leagues. Well, you'll be able to get him in drafts. He'll be there at the end for you if you want him. And that sounded really snarky, but I didn't. That sounded so god ascending. I meant like Darnell Mooney is like one of those players you believed in him last year, Simon, because you saw something in him. It could have just not worked out. They were trying to work out all the Kings last year. Maybe they got to figure it out this year and you're going to get a great value with Darnell Mooney. I'll grab the talented player at the end of the drafts. The situation is not great, but still believe in the talent. We'll see what happens with him. And my slander on Mooney was more praise for Calvin Ridley, because I just truly believe in what Jacksonville is building there and how great he could be this year. So what really didn't have involved Darnell Mooney. You think he takes over as the one Joey Calvin Ridley? If you had to pick between who scores more PPR fantasy points, Calvin Ridley or Christian Kirk next year? Who is it? I would say Calvin Ridley. I will draft the one that goes later though between those two. I think it's going to be real close between them, but I believe in Ridley's talent a little bit more, even though he had a year off the field. Pat, are you in line with Joey here? Would you be pushing your chips in on Christian Kirk? I think it's going to be Kirk, but I also think it's like 60, 40, 55, 45 odds at best. Really close. So we're looking at maybe a 1A, 1B type situation. I kind of think so, yeah. Yeah. And I do think this could be an offense that could support two very fantasy-relevant wide receivers. Not all offenses can, and it feels weird to be saying about Jacksonville. But I think we can. Now what? Jacksonville and if the Jets can figure out their quarterback, they've got good offenses in Jacksonville and New York? It's a weird time. It's a weird time going into 2023. Well guys, like we mentioned, this game is super close. We've got one more poll left, and as I hinted to at the beginning when I said, these polls are mostly about the NFL or fantasy. This last one maybe where it mixes up. A reminder, the rules have changed for this last poll. There is no more over-under nonsense.  Whoever's closest is getting five points unless they get it right on the dot, in which case they'll get 10. And whoever's closest is going to win this game. Are you guys ready for the final poll? That's exciting. Let's do it. It's a simple question. Sonic or Mario? Side A is Sonic. Side B is Mario. What percentage of people chose Sonic in this poll? For additional context, since you guys have it, all this poll was taken November 5th of 2015, and there were over 17,000 votes. So this poll is approximately eight years old and has almost 20,000 people voting in it. So pre-Sonic movie or Mario movie. And I'm assuming this is the games and not the characters because if this was the characters, it'd be 100% side A. The poll only said Sonic or Mario. Get your answers in. We got some guesses coming in the chat. Dame throwing hers down there. Everybody play along. Throw your guesses for this final poll in the chat while our contestants are coming up with theirs. And we'll reveal it ever so shortly and determine the winner of today's game of poll perception. Okay. Okay. Joey, you got yours? Yeah, I went a little low. Now you know that Joey at most put 99 on there. Yeah. You can, you can fully. I guess I didn't need to catch myself. Like I went a little lower than my original one. Okay. Pat, you got yours? I'm all. Jail, you got yours? Everybody reveal your answers. We've got 34 from Joey, 35 from Jail, and Pat has 26%. 26 from Pat. Oh, you got Joey. From Joey and 35 from Jail. Jail was stuck right in the middle. You got Joey. We got some guesses in the chat. 18 from Dame. 77 from Scampers. 36 from Albert. Tim with 39, but Tumblr would say 75. And I wrote 37 to start with. And I wrote 38 to start with. I got a Joey detector. Well, the actual percentage of people that chose Sonic. Over Mario for the winner of poll perception today was. Please God, it's the only thing I want. 24%. Pat, you are the champion of the base game of poll perception. Congratulations, my friend. You have won nothing, but you're not humiliated by losing to Joey and Jail on live YouTube. And that's all you can ask for. Pat, thank you so much for taking the time to play with us. And congratulations on the W. Thank you very much. Thanks for having me, guys. I mean, that mustache for Mario, like it's classic. How are you going to like take a hedgehog over a guy with a handlebar mustache? Seriously. Pat, talk to me. No, I said when she married me. I don't know what that means. Ex-boyfriend has some spiky hair is what that means. Tim in the chat with the, hey, nice job. Pat and Mr. Scamber celebrating Pat's win as well. Everybody watching a great way to celebrate Pat's win. If you haven't done so already head on over to Twitter and make sure you're following Pat at fits underscore F F. And if you aren't sick of Joey, check out his most recent episode of the fits on fantasy podcast. Joey did guest on that one and they're dropping some knowledge on you over there. So check it out. That is going to be it for us on today's episode of the front yard fantasy hour, but we are going to be live in about five minutes over on our YouTube channel for yard fantasy from mock draft Thursday night. Myself, Joey and Tim Wright doing a one quarterback dynasty mock. I believe we still have one or two spots left in it. So head on over to our discord and grab one of those last two spots and draft with us in five minutes. Until then though, we are out of here. Another big thanks to Pat and thank you to everybody in the chat for coming in and out with us for us today. Adios everybody. See you in five minutes.


What's up, y'all? That'd be on back with another mud draft game play from season two leaderboards top five grind right now I'm currently number one. This is against the number two player who was number one when we locked in and played this and that's stick Work one of the best players this year. I'm one of the top grinders at a leaderboard You see here.  I'm one a little 43. So I don't get pancake little cloud to they say he hits me with a couple jukes Any fumbles, that's how you know, he's on balance. So we can make sure we get some hits this game Hopefully get the ball loose again, and we can recover it. He's first time again in a quick sack on him right here I cover up everything really well little cover three hard flats hits a little playmaker underneath, but that's not a big deal I'm not sweating it. We got a third and 11 here when we go ahead cover everything But he does it to drag late. We get a good his stick animation to stop him getting extra yards That's Campbell. He no huddles. I was prepared for no huddle fourth and two here I said, you know what? Let me go man coverage that way. I don't get hit with little out routes or something like that This does a good job of his own. We play man there and Brandon Graham filling up Eagle himself Scream dad him and sacked him right there. We'll always take that from Brandon Graham I will always draft him. I think it's like the tier three Brandon Graham 90 overall He's a beast on my draft him We go hitting Jerry Cook underneath got enough speed to wiggle around get a couple more yards Try to hit some base. It's nice to get my run game going You know, it's hard to pass every single play, but sometimes when my run doesn't go anywhere That's why I like to do will come at the flat Tevin Coleman. I go ahead break the tackle back We'll see we go got an early third down. I want to try to get this make sure that we going Oh, of course W. Take a sack knock me out of field or range. That was a terrible sack Again, we got a fourth down great read to see that he didn't have any clouds over there I hit the flat route boom great play on fourth down and here I tried to just put a streak thing that played half defense and he did But he lurked this swatted up and picked it off My eyes went right to the fact that I was right and he put two clouds with no deep blue zone So I was one girl that I do automatically he lurked it great play by him. It's just terrible decision by me I just looked at his computer players didn't pay attention to where his user was and that was a terrible interception So my first stop was for nothing because he got the ball back where the zero zero game right now Once again trying to defend this close and here we go I'm on my get clicked on my linemen. He hits a slant over the middle This is probably the most annoying offense to guard this year this time We do a great job cover everything up.  I like it need all of that.  So let's go ahead and try to go up the field. He no huddles again When we try to go to right here, maybe go to a little two-man under just to throw him off You know not necessarily, you know, that it's the best defense But you try to just draw off the reads make sure we go spinner here and he lobs it up top when he flips it I didn't have a deep blue over there.  Here we go And we're running back streak little baby down on third down And here we go us again just taking the baby pick playing good offense. That's all just take what's there Don't try to get you try to force up you want to get sacked and you want to turn the ball over like I did earlier Maybe once again church trying to soften up with the run Maybe see the time want to make sure that this is the last drive of the half I get the ball to have so even three points as long as he doesn't the ball back is okay here You see him using his timeouts to try to get some more, you know time on the clock So he can go down the field and you know, he can get points before half But we're not gonna allow that we build a flash here. I noticed on the goal line He's actually blitzing everybody and putting four zones in the user. Here we go random cutting him Try to fight to the end zone. He doesn't get there but I can run the clock out I just drained all the clock possible to play game and kick my my three So now I'm gonna ball have a feel good and so here he goes a couple seconds left in the half He scrambles with Russell Wilson down to nine seconds and a half I blitzed everybody here and he still rolls out a playmakers up catches this perfect animation on a sideline Get out of bounds so frustrating giving that up, you know, I want my wish my corners I bliss with it contained a little bit more But now with the new patch they let the containers on the ends and then the corners aren't contained So it's kind of tough to keep the quarterback in the pocket now, but you know, we gotta get used to that So every a second half. I'm down seven, but you know, I get the ball So it's all good at the end of this drive.  So I ran with Randall. He got hit We fumbled but a fat guy was there to recover man. You pay the fat guys to recover from Randall again Oh, I went went for the moon went for the post Then catch the old bell drop the old bell is not reliable for anything.  I can't break a tackle, but that's okay You know that a fourth and four one run the same play He doesn't adjust to us. I'm able to bang hit to have him come underneath Don't need to break a tackle when you're that wide open to get the first down So here we'll keep going over run a pop another base. Oh, we got cracked by her all times right there But that's why you play on conservative Now here we go. Jerry cook fighting on conservative for me. I think he went for the strip Never gonna just ah ha.  I step up in the guard just tackles my life Here go Randall cutting him under throws a C round. I don't know what's up with that Got a third and ten, but this is why you live with Randall He might throw the ball bad once in a while But sometimes he'll fight and scramble fight for your first down So he give it and he take it the way what you know, I always like a mobile quarterback It's one of my favorite things in the game And here we go like I said last time down here He blissed everybody and he put two clouds and two yellows I'm noticing that the dragon get a lot of yards So here I try to put a post on my outside receiver hit the back of the end zone I should have blocked the tight end no because I do get screamed I would have had it if I had a little more time, but I got screen that have to kick another three This game is all about sevens and threes man. If you kick this many threes, you're gonna lose simple as that but You know getting he's got the shines that's and making a couple plays on the kickoff And what we get a sack is that Brandon Graham again? Yes, Brandon Graham dog get him win your team Scrambles again, Brandy Graham dies from behind guess Russell Wilson got an early 35. Oh We got to catch that pick off give him my safety all Darian Stewart was my safety He's got to catch that pick that's game changing He goes again We go to man under here and I got Josh Jones in the slot didn't have that many DB's in this draft Josh Jones could not cover that could not you know come up with the defensive stop there man coverage Here goes just running the clock out He got a second and ten we play great defense here force him to go to ball away got a third and ten coming up I'm getting used to the plays he's running. There we go again. We got a little pressure on him He rolls out throws on a run with base Russell Wilson overthrow. That's cool. Okay, so I say to myself You know what? He's gonna go back to that same play. So what I do here in a box for that play I take Richard Sherman who's my best DB my only 91 zone and I put them on the corner Switching this play just for this fourth down. I run cover for press Hard flat and I rely on Richard Sherman to cover this corner out because I know he's gonna go back to the same play And he did rose out. He tries to hit the corner out Richard Sherman's right there So it's not even close to open That's called adjusting using your players to the right to the strength and making sure they're in the right spot to make a play So once again, we get the ball back down for big defensive stop We got to make sure we go down here and get seven to take the lead here Everybody at me and I get sacked. It's such a bad play Get me to a third and 16. I'm in and then I hit the flat run. Oh my goodness. That's terrible Got a fourth and long. I go ahead. Boom. Hit this post route to O'Dell Beckham for a touchdown big play He ran cover three cover three cover three cover three Finally bust out the cover three beater for when I needed on fourth and 11 block the crib Trusted that he would be in cover three and it worked out for me I got a touchdown got a minute left. He was all three timeouts. It's gonna be hard to keep him out of fuel range Right now my main goal is to kind of just keep him out of the end You know, obviously, I'd love to stop him, but right now You just can't give up a big play You know, that's what I want to hear. He throws this pass up and this has got to be an interception Like that's just a terrible pass on first down. It's got to be an interception Here you go again He just throws another high ball right at Richard Sherman and come on man We had to have interceptions on these plays when you lose games if the game doesn't give you these type of plays Here we go again. I'll underneath good play. I miss the hit stick He falls forward for a couple yards. So he's pretty much in field range now So we have to do is make sure we don't give up a touchdown now, you know, he's got 20 seconds to timeouts So it's gonna be hard to score touchdown if I don't give it to him and here he goes He just looks for PA post throws the dragon underneath. That's okay We make the tackler is one timeout left And right now this plate is at nothing. Let's see if he chucks it down. Yeah, he gets it down gets out of bounds nine seconds left in the ball game Here he goes. He just shucks one up to Gronkowski.  I mean Randall says skrrt skrrt and gets by you know Listen Randall or Vic is pretty much a pick for me every time because of the mobility in the pocket 31 I thought he'd play all clouds here, but he has to play his cover too. So I was by So just do the ball away. It was pretty much a chance play if he was in, you know More riskier defense. I had a touchdown But here we go. Just out route corner route and a drag on fourth and one April come down with a nice play by me Here we go run the base get five yards. We like that. That's good Getting close to field or range here. I'm gonna pay post. He left the middle open I knew he'd run back to the middle. So I took my drag Get inside the 35 here and he'll be go with Randall scramble Randall Boom good to hit cut out get the block and we take it to the by how to win the game That's what random cutting hands do. That's why we draft them. That's why we always love a mobile quarterback Hey, you see he blitzes six people at me two clouds two deep blues I run out get out of the hole and much my wife is even blocks the safety That's a touchdown good game to stick work Make sure you hit the like and comment button I'll upload tons more of these for y'all


So in this video, I am going to respond to a question from Abraham Osman who's in my Facebook group He's also a customer of mine, and I'm going to respond to his question around cold emailing So he is sending out some cold emails right now to some lawyers to try and get clients for his SEO service And he wants me to critique his cold email campaign So he said hi everyone. I've been emailing people when I've yet to get a reply Can anyone give me feedback on the email and he has his email pasted here? He also said I had a signature previously With a picture of mine and my company logo, but I plan on deleting the picture soon. I did follow up on all of them I'll try to email once more once I have my website set up. Okay, so yeah first thing is Yeah, if you have like company logos or images or any of that stuff, I would recommend to remove it because it'll it'll Reduce your deliverability unless people are going to open your emails So it'll get flagged by like spam filters and if you have a ton of links in there and and like website photos and images So I'd recommend to remove those if you can keep everything text only So what I did was I just copied his his email here and I posted it or I pasted it into this Google doc here And I'm going to critique his email give him some feedback and give him a different variation He can use as well as some tips tricks and insights for future campaigns that he's running So this is his actual email first name or the subject line his first name found you on LinkedIn That's totally fine. This is one of the subject lines that we use and it works So he goes on to say hi first name. I came across your profile in LinkedIn and given your background I thought it would make sense to reach out I help law firms generate five to ten more clients every month and have clients search for them and said by providing both on-page and off-page search engine optimization SEO services So the first thing my first my critique and feedback is in red here first thing is I never pitched that I can get them clients For me, it's just you don't control that entire process Right you are if you're doing SEO or in types of like marketing or advertising services You are getting them leads. You're getting them inquiries. You're getting them appointments, right? You're not you can't guarantee them clients because they still have to get on the phone and talk to these these leads and turn Them into clients or if people walk it if they have like a brick-and-mortar store people stop to walk into the store And they still have to turn them into into paying clients, right? So I never say I'm going to get you this amount of clients every month Another reason is it sets the wrong expectation So if you tell them I can get you five to ten more clients every month if you promise this you're going to be in Trouble if you can't deliver right so let's just say you get one client in three months They're going to be like what the hell I thought you said you'd give me five to ten clients a month And you only got me one client in three months, which is many times if you're doing SEO It takes a while to get going right so the first thing is this offer is not believable to me I wouldn't if I was a lawyer I'd look at this and be like how would you get me five to ten more clients every month if I can't get one on my own So the other thing is use language that these guys can understand right most of these people have no clue What on page or off page SEO is and they don't care about that stuff all they want is more leads and clients So you want to speak in those terms? But again, I would not recommend saying I will get you more clients every month because you don't control the entire sales process Okay, so that's my first piece of feedback tell them you can get them more inquiries I'm going to show you an example of my variation in a second year You then go on to say we've helped similar companies like the strategic legal group to optimize their website to be constantly ranked First on Google when people search for law firms in their state and acquire five to ten more clients per month so again see my feedback over here Abraham and Make the changes to that. I'm going to show you my variation by the way Is generating more clients something you need help with if you're not interested no worries Thank you for giving us a minute of your time. You can always apply to this email if you have anything to ask I Would remove on the first email. I probably remove Everything after the question so I'd remove this year That's what I would do personally because you want to add with that call to action. Okay, so it's generating more Personal injury cases something you need help with okay, so let me show you the variation that I have here Now what whenever I do something whether mainly around like copywriting and like sales pages and cold emails or any type of messaging I like to use frameworks. Okay. Notice. I'm not saying templates here I use frameworks and frameworks are just like the way that things are laid out So one of the frameworks we can use is BA BA before after bridge in action Okay, now Abraham. I know you have my my ultimate client acquisition playbook and this is not mentioned in here I'm always testing new frameworks to use and split test with the ones that I'm currently running Okay, so this is another one that we're using right now and split testing with use this and you'll get some ideas Okay, but why use frameworks instead of templates? Well, if you only think in terms of templates You don't know what's going on You don't know why I'm creating the message of message of the way that I'm creating it You don't know the elements of the message and what makes it work And if you're just copying and pasting a template and this goes for all of you guys that are watching this if you copy and paste the template You're not gonna see the results you want right you need to add your own flavor in there You need to add your own messaging and your own offer and your own business in there business info in there And frameworks are a great way to keep you from just copying and pasting the same message that everyone else is sending Okay, so that's the first thing think in terms of frameworks and not just templates and test other frameworks that are out there You can do a Google search or find other Experts in cold email and see what they're using in testing and go after that I know Alex Berman. He has his own YouTube channel as well. I've gotten some great ideas from him I would recommend you go check out his channel his channel as well on his cold emails So the framework here BA BA subject line personal injury cases This ties to the result that these personal injury attorneys want they want more personal injury cases Okay, so that's what we have that as a subject line. This is going to get their attention Hi first name if you're like most personal injury attorney spending money on adwords that drills into a pain point They have right some of them pay 80 to 100 dollars a click You know how expensive it can be to get a single click and this is there before situation there before before working with you What are they experiencing? What are their pain points and their problems that they're currently dealing with right now and before they work with you? Our SEO service changes that where we help you get X amount of inquiries, you know, 10 to 20 organic personal injury case inquiries per month We've helped similar companies like the strategic legal group or whoever he listed above to get more of these organic Personal injury case inquiries per month without spending money on adwords. This is their after situation, right after working with you What does that look like to them? What is their situation once they start working with you in your service? If you'd be willing to give me 10 minutes of your time I'd love to show you how we can help you get more personal injury client inquiries per month Without adwords. Okay, and this is the bridge to the call. So now we're bridging We're bridging to the actual call to action, which is to try and get them to schedule a call with you Okay, that's the call to action. So which is that the last a and this framework here? One's a good time to chat next week about how we can help you get this result. Okay, so very simple I like to keep these cold emails short and punchy no more than three or four lines Even this is kind of this is on the longer side for me if I'm targeting local and small businesses I like to keep it short and punchy and speaking in their language. Okay, so Abraham if you're watching this Which I mean you should be watching this after I post this tomorrow Take this get some ideas from it And you know if this doesn't work either then experiment with all your other frameworks out there and within the playbook I'll probably post a little more frameworks that you can experiment with But this is a framework here that you can use that we've used successfully recently be a ba Before after bridge in action. I broke it down here for you. Okay So that was my variation of the first message now here's some other feedback and tips first of all It is a numbers game with cold email. I Don't care what anyone says in the beginning when you're testing a new offer. You don't have a ton of clients and social proof It's a numbers game So if you don't have that name value like people don't know who you are Especially in the beginning you need to test that message and see what's gonna work and see what industry like see what industry is gonna respond The best and once you do then you can scale that up You can scale the message that works the niche that works You're gonna get more case studies and social proof coming and it's gonna be easier to get clients from there But in the beginning it's absolutely a numbers game So you need to send more than 300 emails. I know you said you sent like 300 or 400 so far You need to send more than that So you can't expect to get a client with just 300 emails sent your first 300 emails sent ever Number two is follow up like a madman in addition to email follow-ups You should reach out via Facebook Instagram LinkedIn phone You can do loom drops as well like recording a video using the free app loom. It's a Chrome extension I'm looking at it in my browser right now But follow up like a madman right anyone who opens your email follow up with them Send them a message on Facebook on Instagram on LinkedIn give them a phone call if you have their phone number Okay, follow up with them Number three is our people opening your emails. So if they aren't getting open no one's gonna respond This is gonna vary depending on what industry you're in but we shoot for a 40% open rate or more and that's on the lower end is 40% The fourth thing is to experiment and split test with other cold email frameworks Alex Berman again is another good cold email expert. I'd recommend checking out his YouTube channel He has some great stuff Templates can help but it's never as simple as copy and paste Which is why I always use framework so that I can start to think and split test on my own Using my own ideas. Okay, and then lastly your offer needs to be believable So just saying you can get them five to ten clients a month Which is actually huge because these clients for personal injury attorneys can be worth a ton of money Without any landing page or case studies or social proof.  Where's the proof? You don't even have a website, okay? So you need to have an offer that's believable You need to be speaking in their language and just remember watch this video again If you need to look at my tips from the from the feedback from your first email here and my adjustments here And you can make adjustments to your email campaigns going forward using these tips. Okay, so if you guys like this video Please give it a like comment below if you have any questions and make sure you join my Facebook group as well If you like more stuff like this, I'm not gonna comment or I'm not gonna Critique and give every single person a cold email critique like I did for this I just thought it would be good for a lot of you guys to see so that you can make adjustments to your own cold email campaigns If you're currently running them, okay, so that's it for this video again If you guys want more trainings like this make sure you join my Facebook group The link is gonna be below make sure you like and comment with any questions or concerns you have and I'll see you in the next video


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So first and foremost, if you wanna follow SUMA, Silver, you can follow them on Twitter and LinkedIn and we're gonna go through their corporate presentation right now so you guys can learn more about SUMA, Silver, Corp. So let's go right into it right now. So SUMA, Silver, Corp, first and foremost, you can see that they are listed in Canada on the Toronto Stock Venture Exchange under the symbol SSVR in America under the OTC QB Exchange under the symbol SSVRF and in Frankfurt, Germany under the symbol 48X. So SUMA, Silver overview is progressing the Hughes property in Nevada and Mongolian property in New Mexico, prolific high grade, past producing Silver, Gold, Distracts with large scale expiration upside, United States focused Silver and Gold Development Company, Historic Precious Metals District have reemerged as attractive discovery and development targets, high grade results in phase one drilling with multiple zones over 2,000 grams a ton, Silver equivalent. Targeting 43-101 resource on two high grade Silver projects by Q4 2022. So we are in the right place at the right time for a junior Silver minor. This is the key people. I have just recently interviewed Galen McNamara, the CEO and director. You can see some of his qualifications as well as their vice president of exploration, Chris York and their technical advisor, Garrett Ainsworth and their senior geologist, Christopher Leslie. And it continues with more major names in the company. Their CFO and director, Martin Badgich and director, Thomas O'Neill, director, Michael Connert, who is also the founder and CEO of another company we've talked about that's been very successful, Visla Silver Corp, which has also been a winner for a community and director, Brian Goss. You can see their capital structure here. I think it's extremely important to understand the capital structure of everything you invest in. If you don't understand the capital structure of what you're investing in, you're not giving yourself a really good idea of how many shares are issue note standing, how many shares could come free trading. So current share price is right around today, 97 cents at the time of this presentation was at $1.03. Common shares issue note standing, 63,784,611 shares issue note standing, incentive stock options, 4.9 million, 10 million warrants with $7 million in working capital, totally fully diluted, 78 million shares issue note standing. So still a very tight share supply. We love stocks under 100 million shares. You can see retail investors are 27% of the share structure, management insiders and class associates, 30%, Eric Sprott, billionaire investor, one of the biggest names in mining and silver investing, Eric Sprott, owns 18% of the shares, institutional and high net worth investors are holding 25% of the shares. You can see analyst coverage, research capital author Stuart McDougal, giving them a price target of $2.50, currently trading at 97 cents in Canada. So the major property in summa silver is the Hughes property, which is located in Nevada, located in the heart of the famous historic town of Pot district and covering five kilometers of its possible eastern extension. The Hughes property represents a unique opportunity to both revitalize a historic district and make new discoveries in the shadows of the headframes of some of America's great historic silver producers. That is directly from Galen McNamara, CEO and director and stay tuned. I will have an interview with Galen coming out in the next day or so. So this is the Tonapa, a great American silver company. Now I'm gonna get into this more, but before I do, I just wanna show you guys some of the key points of focus for summa silver. All right, so I wanna show you guys some of the areas of focus. So if you guys wanna follow summa silver, you can follow them on LinkedIn. I am following them on LinkedIn. You can also follow them on Twitter. All right, I'm gonna show you guys what their Twitter looks like as well. This is them on Twitter. I am also following them on Twitter. So I always think it's important to know exactly who you're investing in. So this is what they look like on Twitter. I think it's important that everybody follows them on social media. If you're gonna invest in something, you need to know everything about them. So this is what they look like on Twitter. This is their Twitter page. So follow them on Twitter as well. And I wanna show you guys some of their big news that has been circulating. So some of the key news that's been circulating for summa silver. And then we'll get into the chart and we'll get into the website and the presentation. So this is one of the pieces of the news right here. Summa silver exploration update from the high grade silver gold property in New Mexico. This was on November 8th and more big news continued. And we're gonna take a look at other news from summa silver on October 15th. Summa silver commences drill program at the historically producing high grade silver gold mongolin property in New Mexico. So the news just keeps coming and coming for summa silver despite the fact that the price is I believe very undervalued, very underappreciated, very under exposed. I believe that this news is very big for summa silver. Let's continue on on October 5th. Summa silver earns 100% interest in the high grade silver and gold hues property at Tenopah, Nevada and appoints vice president of exploration. So this news just kept rolling in and rolling in and we're gonna continue with more news. Let's see what other news they had. Let's find out here and more news continues. Summa silver receives drill permit and prepares for immediate drilling at the high grade silver gold mongolin property in New Mexico. This was on September 13th, 15,000 meters of drilling planned to explore extensions of pass producing high grade silver and gold mime. So there's a lot of news rolling in for summa silver and let's just continue with the news. Let's take a look here. Here it is, summa silver. Oh, second and continue with the news. One more piece of news here from summa silver. There it is. And the last piece of news that I wanted you to be aware of summa silver intersects 1,699 grams a ton silver equivalent over 4.3 meters including 9,989 grams a ton silver equivalent over 0.6 meters at the hues property in Tenopah, Nevada. So those were the big pieces of news that I think everybody needs to be aware of. Now what I wanna do is I'm gonna look at the charts then we're gonna go through the presentation and go through the website. So extremely important to understand what you're investing in. Let's take a look at the chart here on summa silver. So you can see here, this is the chart on summa silver. We can look at the five year chart. We can look at the one year chart. It looks the same. You can see the high high here. I think it's always important to understand the high high. High high here being $1.71 and you can clearly see that the low low is right around 81 cents and it's currently sitting at 97 cents in Canada sitting at 75 cents in America and in Frankfurt, Germany sitting at which is under the symbol 48X currently sitting at 67 cents. So I believe there's enormous upside. There's a $2.50 price target and it's currently sitting at 97 cents that gives it 150% upside based on the price targets, based on where it's been previously from today's levels. We've got about 104% upside to where it's been from the low lows to the high highs. So a lot of upside from the low lows to the high highs low lows being around 83 cents high highs being around $1.70 and currently sitting at 97 cents. So that's the chart on suma silver and we'll just leave the chart there and let's go back to the presentation. Thank you, Amanda. I agree with you. Amanda says, I think silver along with gold will shine again soon, adding this to the watch list. I appreciate you, Amanda. Thank you so much. And let me show you guys some more information on suma silver. So let me show you guys their website. This is their website at sumasilver.com. You can see here focused on new discoveries in a famous historic district and focused on value creation through discovery. They say the best place to make a new discovery is in the shadow of an old head frame at suma silver. We're focused on high grade silver and gold on the Hughes property in Tenopah, Nevada featuring the historic Belmont mine. The property has seen almost no modern assessment or expiration since commercial production stopped in 1929. Why suma silver? High grade historic head grades in the Tenopah district of 679 grams a ton silver plus three, a 7.3 grams a ton gold. The Belmont mine, one of the great American past producing silver mines and untapped potential, no modern expiration ever completed. This is all on the website at sumasilver.com. And you can explore suma silver, Hughes property, learn more about the history, discover the potential, learn everything you need to know as an investor, get all their news and learn about their team at their website at sumasilver.com and you can go and subscribe to their newsletter. I've already subscribed, put in your first name, last name, email and phone number and just hit submit. You can also download their corporate presentation which I will continue to go through with you right now. So that's their website. Now let's go and continue to the corporate presentation. All right. Now let's take a look at the corporate presentation. Here you go. So we'll continue on with the corporate presentation. So discovered in the 1900s by Jim Butler while chasing after his runaway donkeys. So pretty interesting history here on suma silver. Butler likely learned of the veins from the shown people. The veins were averaging 3,500 grams a ton. Silver total production of 175 meters, million ounces of silver and 1.86 meters, sorry 1.86 million ounces of gold from 8.8 million tons of ore, average grades of 679 grams a ton. Silver and 7.3 grams a ton gold or 1,263 grams a ton silver owned by Howard Hughes suma corporation in the 1970s. And you can see here the Hughes property, Tonapa, Nevada, and you can see the Walker Lane trend in Las Vegas and Reno and exactly where it's positioned. These are the Hughes property highlights. One of America's great silver producers of the time the Belmont mind was one of the top producing minds of the Tonapa district, 3,969 AC, 5.5 kilometer strike length, highway and power lines on the property, high grade success in recent drilling with essay pending for multiple holes. Highlights include 4,408 grams a ton silver over 2.8 meters and 3,760 grams a ton silver over 2.5 meters, 1,699 grams a ton silver over 4.3 meters, multiple zones, 1,000 grams a ton silver equivalent intersected over 3.5 kilometer trend, multiple holes with essays pending. You can see the land position, total size, 3,969 acres and 100% owned. You can see the Tonapa, the Belmont mind and you can see the power line. You can see the Hughes property drilling. So see all the previously released drill results and the areas of focus. Belmont mine, Mispa extension targets, Ruby discovery and the Murray. You can see the rescue vein system long section and you can see the legend with the drill hole pierce point, grams a ton silver and the intercept length. And you can see the long section of the Murray vein with a legend that breaks down all the statistics and everything you need to know from the intercept length, the grams a ton silver and the drill hole pierce point. You can see all the essays that are pending and the areas of focus. You can see the Hughes property discovery potential with the Belmont mine, Mispa extension mine and the Ruby discovery. Huge, huge potential, including the Belmont mine, the Mispa extension and Halifax mines and you can see the areas of focus and the drill holes. You can see drill hole sum 20-09 right there and sum 20-10. You can see the mine strike length of Tenopah district and the clay chloride alteration zone at surface and the ET-14 extensively altered over 180 meters. So these are the multiple new targets. Obviously when you're looking at investing in something, you're trying to understand what is coming next. These are the new targets that they are focusing on, highly anomalous soil geochemistry. You can see this SUM 20-10, undrilled targets, chargeability is high, recessivity is high and the chargeability is high. You can see looking to the Northeast inverted 3D chargeability and recessivity model and the drill hole with the SUM 20-10, including from and to intervals of silver and gold. You can see the district comparison when you compare the Tenopah, Nevada and how many million ounces of gold and silver they have when you compare them to other districts in Mexico and Nevada. You can see the strike length of only four kilometers and the ounces of gold and silver. When you compare it to other areas in Mexico and Nevada, the Tenopah looks very promising. This is the Hughes property work program in Q3, 2021. We've just completed 10,000 meters, 2021 drill program, regular news flow, as essayism available, finished geological mapping with emphasis on refining drill targets on unexplored areas of this highly prospective property, finalized targets for both step-out holes around recently drilled high grade intersections and holes targeting new discovery. In Q4, 2021 and Q1, 2022, continue to receive and release essays from the 2021 drill program, further assessment of tailings, reprocessing potential and plan and initiate significant 2022 drill program, focused on the resource, style drilling and new discoveries. And the Mongolian property in New Mexico, USA. Directly from Gillian McNamara, the CEO says the Mongolian district presents a very rare discovery opportunity. And for good reason, it is my strong belief that the district has the potential to be one of the great remaining vein fields still left in the United States. So these are the Mongolian property highlights discovered in the 1980s by a surgeon in the US cavalry who kept the discovery secret until his service ended under the radar opportunity with potential to be one of the last great vein fields remaining in the US unfinished business with first 15,000 meter drill program, testing targets on unmind extensions of a prematurely shuttered mine, at least 16.4 million ounces of silver and 339 kilogram, 339K ounces of gold of historic production at grades of 298 grams a ton silver and 6.16 grams a ton gold or 821 grams a ton silver between the 1880s and 1942. First program, only testing 1.5% of the prospective strike length on the property. So they're essentially just getting started. This is the Mongolian property overview. So you can see where the Mongolian town site is. You can see the Hughes Tanopa. You can see the Anaí, the South Queen, the Consolidated Mine, and the Clifton, the New Mexico, Mongolian property. So this is a property that has enormous potential. This is the Consolidated Mine long section. This is the Consolidated Mine at surface photo and the first target area for drilling. So this is exactly where they're going to be drilling. This is the Gold Dust Targets, a simplified plan view. They're lower added, upper added gold dust veins and simplified longitudinal section. Target area, historic production, elevation for district elevation 1800 meters to 2100 meters, undrilled. This is the Mongolian property option terms. So they have a three year option to own 75%, USD 350,000 cash payments, 200,000 shares, USD 1,450,000 stock options, USD 3,000,000 work commitment and option to purchase remaining 25% for $3 million in shares in cash at the end of the option. So they have the option to own the entire 100% of the Mongolian property. So you can see that effective date cash has already been paid, 50,000 and shares has also been paid, 200,000 shares. Their first anniversary of cash, which is 100,000 has already been paid and shares, which was $300,000 dollars worth has also been paid work commitment of 250,000. In their second anniversary, this is what's coming, 100,000 will also need to be paid with an additional 500,000 in shares, which will be $1,250,000. And in their third anniversary, another 100,000 in cash, another $650,000 worth of shares and $1.5 million dollars worth. So their third anniversary is another million plus another 100,000 plus another 650,000. So it comes out to about 1.5 million. So a total of 2.8 million plus 200,000 in shares. So grand total of $3 million. The Mongolian property work program you could see here in Q3, 2021 begin 15,000 meter drill program at the Mongolian target high grade mineralization around the historic consolidated mine, complete surface exploration program, including geological mapping, prospecting, vein sampling and soil sampling. In Q4, 2021, which we're in right now all the way to Q4, 2022. So we've got a year, continue 15,000 meter drill program, compile and release data, including assays as they become available, begin permitting for subsequent drill targets on patented lands with New Mexico energy, mining and natural resource department and assess potential for 43,101 compliant resource in Q4, 2022. So you can see some of the trading comparables when you look at their market cap of summa silver and then you compare it to other companies that are in this sector. You can see Rhino silver with a 75 million market cap. You can see tier one silver with 110 million market cap. You can see Blackrock silver with 120 market cap. You can see Arcana silver with 195 million market cap. You can see Alexco resources with a 325 million market cap. You can see Vizsla silver, which we brought you guys first with a 360 million market cap, discovery silver with a 520 million market cap, silver crest metals with a 1.37 billion market cap and mag silver with a 2.1 billion market cap. And then you look at the market cap of summa silver, a baby market cap with only 64 million shares and focused in New Mexico and Nevada. And we believe that they're undervalued, underappreciated and underexposed when you compare them to their peers. So what's the opportunity? Two famous high grade past producers currently being drilled with excellent results to date, proven management team with a track record of multiple discoveries, creating shareholder value, large scale ounce potential with significant leverage to silver and gold prices. And excellent access to infrastructure in stable and establishing mining jurisdictions. That's summa silver. You can see here the CEO and director Galen McNamara. Stay tuned to our interview should be coming out later this week and the symbols for summa silver in Canada, SSVR in Frankfurt 48X and in America on the OTCQB under the symbol SSVRF. You can get in contact directly with Galen McNamara, the CEO and director of summa silver at his phone number and email. You can see the address of where they're located here in Vancouver. You can see their website and you can follow them on Twitter. All right guys, love to know what you guys think about this video. If you liked the video, smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe if you're alive. I think that 2021 has been pretty much a horrific year for mining stocks, which I believe is setting up for an enormous bull market in precious metals, gold, copper, silver, and all the top key metals I believe are going to go on an epic run, hopefully in 2022, but I know for a fact at some point it's coming. 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