Stealing Signals

Thinking About Thinking's Jakob Sanderson joins again as the guys draft in the FFPC Main Event from the 1.06 pick!

I forgot to upload this audio, but on August 21 I did some Underdog drafting then had some player debates with Jakob Sanderson.

Talking through the early rounds of 65 new slow drafts, including an impassioned defense of Stefon Diggs, and then near the end why the Browns are maybe a team to target.

Jumping in three live drafts with two awesome analysts, a $100 Underdog Big Eliminator contest with Spike Week's Erik Beimfohr, and a $500 Big Dog and also a BBM with Thinking About Thinking's Jakob Sanderson.

Ben talks through why he's getting excited about the Seahawks' offense, spins the wheel twice and lands on the Jets and Cardinals, and closes the show by drafting an Underdog team with guest Andrew Mackens using the new Stealing Signals Underdog rankings.

Ben fires off a ton of best ball slow draft picks as he continues his 100 drafts. He talks through Zamir White, Davante Adams, and Brock Bowers as he spins the wheel and lands on the Raiders.

Ben's 100 slow drafts enter prime Zero RB territory as he talks through the RBs he's prioritizing to build out his teams. The New York Giants are the wheel spin of the day, and Ben talks through some optimism.

After a morning golf tournament, Ben has to get caught up on all his best ball drafts that are on the clock, but he's not exactly sober. Pat Kerrane joins to help him out.

Talking about Stefon Diggs as he falls into the later third round, then later discussing Ravens expectations including Mark Andrews unique profile in the new Todd Monken offense from 2023. Also plenty of best ball picks as we discuss early-round correlation and structure.

On his first day back from vacation, Ben made a run for the border to enter 100 new Underdog slow drafts across five contest types. He breaks down the new entries and make dozens of picks. He also spins the wheel and gets the Pittsburgh Steelers, leading to a long discussion of why he's out on George Pickens at a fourth-round price tag.