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Oh my God. Oh my God. Oh my God. All right, so a little bit more borderline, but I'm not as big of a fan. And he ends with $16, so you can pick any – I know this is all hypothetical, but if you want to go back, add $16 to – you're in the Saquon conversation easily. Oh yeah, that's all I can do when I look at Bush's team. That's all I can think about is just, oh, who could he have actually put together? Because I do that, and I have $3 left over, let alone $20. Right, right. You can change the Euros. It's kind of the name of the game when it's like there's only 48 players, and then you get into it. This is a very strange format for sure. Yeah, I think it worked out. I hope everybody's at least happy with what went down. I know obviously we probably have buyer's remorse here and there, but just being able to control yourself more than the snake I thought was fun, and I think it went all pretty well, but yeah, man. Controlling the snake. That's one of those things where I guess in a perfect world it would have been fun to either do like a mock or – I know the mock wouldn't have done anything, but even if it was like, okay, we're doing our teams for real now, I bet we would get that down a little bit. But I still think by nature we'd still be stuck with this money just kind of in that spot of, okay, I got my three guys and I don't actually have to spend it all unless you're – Right. Well, we only had one Mac Dagger comment, and the person just said, clearly desperate. Wow. There you go. That's well put right there. Yeah. And then last thing he said, buy a farm or branch. Nobody commented on this. I feel like he just went – yeah, he got Josh Allen, and then he pretty much did as well as he could have with the remaining money, I think, just kind of spreading it out there. Yeah, he got some of his Arizona bias in there, so he got Trey and Marvin. So that should ideally give him a good core. I know I like Stroud, not the biggest Nico Collins fan, but can see him also doing something as well. I mean, I'm rooting for him because I'm rooting for Stroud. So that's where, yeah, it'll be very interesting to see how he builds this out. But, you know, can't complain too much with a one quarterback, two wide receiver build and then a high upside dude like McBride. Okay. And then finally, me, lots of comments. Never walk out of the draft without at least a quarterback. Bad roster, no quarterbacks. What's he doing? You know, people saying this to my face, obviously, in DMs. No, no, no, Brock. You got to take a QB here, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. Kevin, I have a question for you. Did the Oklahoma City Thunder change their name to the Oklahoma City Paul Georges when he was playing on their team? Look, I – Did they? They did not. Okay. What about the Boston Celtics? Did they call themselves the Isaiah Thomases? Where are you going with this one? Point being, I'm not going to be like some of you, you know, you included. I'm going to name my team after a player because nothing's permanent. I'm going to be sucking up the value left and right, unlike everybody else bringing their little hands like, oh, the draft is the final look of the team. I don't know what to do if I don't come out with a quarterback. If it's Jover for me, if it isn't all just kind of laid out in a pretty little – you got to put a lot of work in a dynasty, right? So, I mean, I'm acquiring value. I acquired a massive amount of value in this Cornerstone auction, and I'm going to be chopping it up and sending it out to the highest bidder and getting even more value, like to the Steve Ballmers in the world, like Mac Dagger, who are willing to pay anything to get their guy. So, not worried. This went exactly how I wanted it to go. I mean, you got your first sucker. And one, before we even get into this, because I need to – Was it a fleecing? I need to provide a retort first. We need to get through some things. One, as a part of the anonymous commenters who responded to this reporter, we felt like our comments would be confidential, and now you're coming at us personally. So, one, that's unfair. Let's keep these confidential. And two, I like what you did with Dagger, all right? Let's see how many other suckers you can make, because you got the bottom of the barrel coming off. Now I think we're like 36 hours into your first rounder. I got one more in. So, we're waiting for you to actually pick. So, it seems like you're chumming the rest of the league. And what it sounds like is that this league is full of sharp fantasy football players who look at your team and go, what is this guy doing? We can all see the value, Brock. We're not arguing with that. And we know you love your little pro football-focused subscription. So, you're like, look at all my guys' grades. They all grade so good. This no-name Joe sitting in Ohio busting film. Gave him an A in week 15. He's all good. You're going to need to do more work. You're going to need to pound the pavement. Currently, even after five players, I don't know if you have a starting quarterback on your roster. I know if you're taking things out of confidentiality, I can tell the league that you told me you're in works to get another quarterback. So, you know everybody's criticism is true, and you just need to go get that done. Once you can add one of those quarterbacks, I think people will have a different look. You asked these questions before, and what I want to know is, heading into the draft, were you prepared to do this? Because you had to have known that you could have got these types of people. I know we kind of had a conversation that was like this, but was this the plan? No, it wasn't the plan, but the value differential was just way too high. So, I was like, well, I can always lose a little value doing some trades or whatever to fix this later. They're all young enough. I have years to move these guys. It did feel like you were kind of in it on a couple quarterbacks, and it just got to that point, and you're like, I'm out. Right. Yeah, I mean, I had a goal for how much. I kind of had some value point goals. So, those weren't going to make it work. I'm happy to only end up with $2 extra also, because that's a big risk, obviously, with the limited roster spots. One sec. Moving on from the draft, I do think you probably fleeced Dagger. That's where I can see you're getting all high horse on yourself, because you did kind of the second part of the plan of start to reap the value. You're not going to be able to get the same type of value, so maybe back off of some other people. Don't take them all for the sucker that Dagger is, but Dagger mortgaging the future is insane. I just can't wait until he starts trading his 2026 picks, and I know it's coming. It's already been in the trade request. I can't wait. Okay. Give me some players that you thought went way too high and way too low, and we'll wrap it up here. Yeah, I might have touched on some of these guys. Kyler, for me, is the one that sticks out. I know nobody wants to necessarily hear that. Other than that, I thought Hertz at 50 was a pretty good bargain. The buys that I hated, I think – let me see what I had in here. I think it mostly was Kirk Cousins and Isaiah Pacheco. I know they both only went for $1, but I think I also had Kirk Cousins outside of my top 70. Yeah, and even just the roster slot, that's definitely a great point there. So not necessarily the biggest fans of those ones, and then I did have a little other one that I wanted to throw in there. Kyron Williams. I am not a fan of Kyron Williams. Yeah, you hated him. Your favorite owner, Moisture Missile, $6 for Kyron. I mean, last year's product – I guess I shouldn't be saying this with CJ Stroud after last year, but it seems like banking way too much on one year of production, and I just don't see it from Kyron. What about you? Yeah, my favorite buy, Jalen Hertz. Love that for $50. Same team, Chris Alave for $4 is absurd. I had him going for at least $14, so that's a huge deal. Least favorite deal, I think Brock Purdy. I actually wanted to buy him, but I had him at $13. And then Dalton Kincaid I actually didn't even have getting drafted, so $12 is quite high. We're talking about you could have got Alave or Waddle or Jonathan Taylor or something like that. Yeah, staring at the board a little bit more, that doesn't make me think. I know you nominated Purdy trying to get those dollars out of there. Similar to me, that Marvin Harrison nom that got Dylan up to $32 on Harrison. I think he was maybe the fifth highest wide receiver going over likes of Garrett Wilson. Like you said, Malik Neighbors went for $12, Harrison went for $32. That's kind of crazy to me. Yeah, definitely. He just fell in love with the profile, as they say. Any last wrap up words before we send this out to the league? No, I think I said this, but just a big thank you to everybody for joining, kind of sticking along, bearing all the reminders. Had a lot of fun. I know I was also checking my phone all day today. We got some trades, all that type of stuff. Yeah, no, just a big thank you to everyone. Hopefully we can keep this Super League insider up. I'm sure Dagger and I might hop on a mic a little later. But yeah, only other thing, I think I failed on my promise as a commish for the in-person auction, which I think helped obviously speed it up, and just with everybody places, ended up working out pretty well. But my hope will be, yeah, sometime in the future, getting some events set up, maybe a little golf outing, maybe a little watch party, some stuff like that, so we can all get together and at least meet face-to-face. Nothing crazy, but at least see what we can do. Cool. All right, looking forward to it. All right, thanks. And yeah, everybody check your DMs, because we're sending out deals. Yeah, send DMs. All right. Transcribed by https://otter.ai
