The unspoken truth behind every extraordinary comeback is that they, definitionally, must be preceded by an equally extraordinary series of catastrophic failures
We've made it through a few early season 5 episodes so far; enough for Quark to continue his Wishbone-like pursuit of classic literary/cinematic romance (we've had Quark does Casablanca, now we get Worf does Cyrano d'Bergarac). Gowron continues to be iconic, but not so much iconic as Gowron's...
He's hot and cold. Last year he had three games as a top 6 receiver; his next best weekly finish was 18th. He had ten weeks outside the top 24 and yet he's being drafted as a WR1. And last year was by far his best season.
I'm way too low on Kyren Williams to have high hopes for a team with him as RB1. Garrett Wilson is also way too overrated in fantasy. Team 2 is scary, especially if Mixon makes a comeback later in the season (though I feel like every fantasy draft needs a dunce cap for whoever drafts Kyle Pitts...
Daniels is pretty solidly QB#3 in most fantasy rankings, behind Jackson and Allen but ahead of Hurts. He was the big silver lining in the dynasty team I adopted
Last year in my home league I had the 1.1. I drafted CMC. On the return I snagged Garrett Wilson and Zay Flowers.
It was a bad season, is what I'm saying.
If they are classist and from the 1960's they are almost certainly racist; the two were inextricably linked, absolutely be design, and especially related to housing policies from the mid-century.
Traded Rome Odunze off of the bench for Chuba Hubbard. After a bunch of other trades here's the basement-dwelling dynasty team I've adopted and I think managed to mangle into something that make the playoffs for once.
QB: Jayden Daniels & Geno Smith
RB: Chuba Hubbard, Tony Pollard, JK Dobbins...