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Jonathon Brooks is a dynasty trap. Dynasty managers get obsessed with unknown upside. They overweight draft capital and 2023 college tape while ignoring catastrophic medical risk. If you bought low, which I was an advocate for in Feb, now is when you consider selling high 🧵 👇

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107,326 次观看 • 7 个月前