Jason Krizan

@DynastyDadFF @rotobot_ai OUT on JJ. Sold him mid season last year. Javonte and JJ for Hampton and Nico. Idk why Kyler is the savior here.

Recent Dynasty Trades I've seen for Justin Jefferson are WAY TOO LOW 📦Hampton 💰Jefferson 📦Ward 1.05 💰Jefferson 📦Olave Young 💰Jefferson Let's see your Trades & enjoy Every Jettas 2025 Target w @rotobot_ai⬇️

@EYankees0904 @TalkinBaseball_ Do you have the results of the poll to support your numbers? Would like to see it. Being a part of full ABS, I find those numbers hard to believe.

@JasonKrizan @TalkinBaseball_ Fans, players, coaches. Literally all parties. MLB did polling on this and only about 10% of team personnel and 20% of fans favored full ABS. There’s a reason they stopped testing it and turned exclusively to the challenge system

The Korean Baseball Organization’s automated ball-strike system doesn’t involve challenges. Umpires just make the calls based on what’s relayed to them in an earpiece

@EYankees0904 @TalkinBaseball_ Unpopular by who?

@JasonKrizan @TalkinBaseball_ It was unpopular when they did it there. There’s a reason mlb switched exclusively to the challenge system

@FFSnoog You think I need to add? I feel I’m safe there, and WR room is loaded.

@JasonKrizan A 3 foundational young studs 1 upside breakout 2 good depth stashes target a henry, jacobs, or kyren type of production pillar for a very late 26 1st or early 2nd

Drop your Dynasty RB room 👇 I'll tell you: - Your best asset - Your weakest link (upgrade) - Whether you need to buy or sell Let's see what you're working with.

I am buying whatever the Marlins are selling

@TewksHitting That’s what I liked so much about them tossing to each other.

@JasonKrizan We do short rounds, change the tee position every round and do some funky stuff like head high tee. The "coach talk" is our coach pitch reality with 4 pitches per AB will often require swings at bad pitches. Imperfect situation = "Robust" practice situations to build awareness

An 8u softball thing I want to share. Sharing to share but also have some curiousity around how other people think and approach things. I'll set the table, then explain the curiousity. 1/x

This wasn’t a pro-tee or anti-tee argument. For the record, I was/am not a tee guy, but that’s not what triggered my curiosity intentionally. This was more about the context of your practice and the environments you were putting them in. I’m assuming that the tee work had the least amount of energy during the practice. Thought process was more energy and competitive environment equals more focus and better outcome? I don’t have experience with that age group, so that’s why I mentioned it.

@JasonKrizan Off the tee I know where the ball is. Moving ball, I better know where the ball is going to be! Yes, it happens SO much faster & with many more variables. But when I get the pitch I'm looking for, I'm always just waiting to swing what I want to swing. Feel free to disagree!

@DynastyDadFF @Calo_Football WR1*

@Calo_Football Do you think Coker is the Panthers WR2 in 2026

Dynasty Risers - Wildcard Weekend Yesterday’s article drop covered some young WRs whose Wildcard performance signaled what their future and role could be for 2026. Including everyone’s favorite player, Jalen Coker. Link below 🔗⬇️

Some initial thoughts after using the constraints led approach for coaching my son’s third and fourth grade basketball team over the last couple weeks In case you don’t know, CLA describes a method of ecological coaching where instead of top down instructions like “do this move this way” or “dribble the ball like this,” you alter the environment in small games during practice to force or enable adaptations. You do not tell them how to do the skill. You create conditions where the skill naturally emerges. One small example. Instead of a one on zero layup line where kids just line up and make unobstructed layups, you add a defender. The defender might be waiting in the key or trailing the offensive player, applying a bit of pressure and urgency. Maybe the defender plays light defense. Maybe he uses only one hand. Maybe he uses no hands and is just a body, a presence. Either way, adding a defender introduces a constraint that mimics real game pressure. Or instead of solo dribbling lines, you have the kids play dribble knockout or dribble tag. Everyone has a ball and dribbles around trying to knock others’ balls away while protecting their own. You can add constraints like off hand only, or shrink the space to inside the three point line or even inside the key. Or instead of regular two on two, you play two on two with one defender starting at half court. The offense begins in a two on one advantage and the defense has to figure out how to recover into position. It starts basic, but as the kids gain skill, and they gain it rapidly, you change the environment further and introduce new constraints that force even more adaptation. What appeals to me is that this is an evolutionary style of skill acquisition. Skills emerge from within rather than being commanded from above. Plus, it is a lot of fun. Already, in just four or five sessions, we are seeing better decision making and more advanced sequences during live scrimmages. It is messy and chaotic because that is how learning actually happens. And it is important to note that CLA is not a wild free for all. It is controlled chaos. It is selective breeding. Thanks to @Brian_Kelly19 for mentioning this sometime long ago. Great resources include @transformbball @AlexJSarama

Challenge the swing. Expose weakness. Compete.

@bpowens110483 @orangebloods_ Only Florida. You can lose to FSU though. You can lose to SMU and Louisville too. Only Florida. Doesn’t matter who you beat, just can’t lose to Florida. Got it.

@JasonKrizan @orangebloods_ But losing to florida did matter

Breaking: Texas did not make the college football playoffs. The Longhorns were not the first or second team out of CFP bracket.

@ALPsooner @NashTalksTexas Keep pushing those goal posts back, 3 losses is 3 losses. Texas schedules an FCS school in week 0 instead of Ohio St, no one would know that Texas even played Florida.

@JasonKrizan @NashTalksTexas Matters in the regular season.

Because the committee's protocols told us so It's why the SEC announced a 9-game conference schedule, with a premier non-conference opponent for the next 4 years They bought the committee telling people SOS would be rewarded

@joboo972 @orangebloods_ So why is Bama in? They lost to FSU. The Florida argument is so lazy. Stop it. If they scheduled Incarnate Word in Week 0 instead of OSU, no one would be speaking on that game.

@JasonKrizan @orangebloods_ It matters but so do bad losses

@ALPsooner @NashTalksTexas But the have 3 losses? You said 3 losses mattered?

@JasonKrizan @NashTalksTexas It’s not a moot point because they were never getting punished for losing to a team they already beat on the road. They treated them like a 10-2 team before the game was even played. 10-2 > 9-3

@ALPsooner @NashTalksTexas You cry but but but Florida. Bama who lost to FSU…who lost to Florida. It’s okay to be biased, but bring arguments with depth. Arguing resumes is moot between Texas and Bama, I think they both should be in. I don’t think Miami, ND or BYU should be in.

@JasonKrizan @NashTalksTexas Yes it matters? Lol they were never letting a 3 loss team in who didn’t play a CCG. Bama has a great resume and only two regular season losses vs 3. It wasn’t even a question

@ALPsooner @NashTalksTexas Oh, now all 3 losses matter? Bama lost 3. Bama lost to FSU, correct? FSU beat Florida, correct? If Texas schedules Tinker Tot Tech week 1 they are in. It’s not about the UF game. Florida would beat both SMU and Louisville. Wake up.

@JasonKrizan @NashTalksTexas You want to get in over a team with 2 losses and 1 who played an extra game, got it. What a lazy take