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John Hansen (1:59)

Hey, what's up? John Hansen, Brian Drake. We're back with another edition of the Fantasy Points Podcast, a midweek edition. It is players do trade and trade for. We're going to do business. We're looking for opportunities, players whose values both real and perceived have been knocked down a little bit, but we think they'll turn it around. And the opposite of that for players that we're going to trade.

Thanks for liking and subscribing and all that. Throw us a bone, give us a good review, and you're welcome.

Brian Drake (2:43)

All across the Fantasy Universe, welcome to Week 3 and the Players to Trade and Trade 4 Podcast. I am Brian Drake, alongside the guru, John Hansen. This is the Fantasy Points Podcast. So happy you're with us.

John, this is one of your most popular articles that you've done for your entire career, and I'm so happy that we're bringing it to life here in audio form. The first week was fun. Now we're getting into the nitty gritty, and I see the names on the list. There's some big names as people go shopping out there, as injuries are starting to pile up, teams are, you know, you're and 2, you feel like you got to make some moves. So before we actually get into that, let me get your thought as the guru of fantasy football. If someone's and 2 out there, you know, they're bashing their head against the wall, like, oh, it's over, my team already stinks. Like, what can you say to people who are in that and 2 hole and how can they dig themselves out of it?

John Hansen (3:34)

Well, you know, there's a lot of different ways you can attack it. Every situation's different. You know, and 2 is probably not time to panic, but let's move it forward. Let's say after week six, you're 1 and 5, or after week five, you're 1 and 4 I remember one time, I'm trying to think of, okay, I definitely remember who it is now. I'm going to name drop here, but Duff McKagan of Guns N Roses came on my show on Sirius one time, like 12 years ago, and it was on, we were on in the afternoon. Anyway, his team was like 1 and 4 He gave me his roster, it was extremely top heavy, and so my advice was to trade his best player, because he just didn't have a lot of good players. And it turned out his best player was Steve Smith in his peak, wide receiver Carolina. So I'm like, all right, Duff, well, great to meet you, whatever, have a nice life, take care. Well, 10 years later, I meet him at Jerry Cantrell's house at that Alison Shane's draft that I co-hosted on Sirius, and his bouncer was a fan of mine. So he introduced me to him like, oh, this is the guru. And I'm like, oh yeah, we've already met.

I told you to trade Steve Smith like eight years ago. And he goes, you know what? He goes, I remember that. He goes, I won seven in a row after that. Wow. He's like, you saved my season. So that's one thing, but trade from strength. I guess the best advice is to forget about depth, go for the best starting line up possible.