With the arrival of draft average position in the last decade, the exchange with readers ranking has become a futile exercise, because people watch their reach compared to ADP mention how you are wrong.
But in reality, the fantasy football rankings are just rankings. They are our views on how a project should be attacked, while ADP is an example of how projects underway.
I recently saw a video TED Talks Kathryn Schultz entitled "be wrong." She explains in the video, which examines the obsession people around the world to allow not "right" and others see when you had to be wrong.
His point is that wrong is exactly what we all need to address to help us, and we must never be afraid to make mistakes. We need to take advantage of opportunities to differentiate!
In the video, she explained that when someone shares with you the opinion that disagrees with you, the first to take over:
1. This person is ignorant. Not only have access to the same information that we do, and for that we share with them, they will see the light and come to our side of the argument.
Then, if the person has the same facts we do, however, do not agree, then we assume -
2. This person is an idiot. You have all the right pieces of the puzzle, but do not know how to properly together. But if that does not work, and we realize that they are actually very intelligent, finally, we believe -
3. This person is bad. You know, the truth and deliberately for their own purposes, selfish distorted evil.
This makes us treat each other badly, and from the perspective of fantasy football, sometimes leads to positions as ADP and vice versa.
So I decided to share with you three players, I think everyone (ADP) is wrong. And it's not because I think everyone is ignorant or stupid or bad. I just think they have different opinions - and that's fine with me!
Surfing the scroll bar to see which three players think fantasy football, everyone is wrong.
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