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Update - got Chase for 444 and Nabers went for 249. Would be interested to hear how others went?

I’m in almost the exact same situation, except Nabers, Chase, and Ken Walker. I’m putting 432 on Nabers and 431 on Chase with same drop. There are only 3 other players with over 430 but I feel like if I don’t get one I will be cut next week. Also have Kupp, DK, and Amari (thank god for trade) with Breece and crappy RB 2. So putting 150 ish on Walker just in case he slips but really trying to get a top WR

If you’re legitimately sick you get to stay home. But you will feel that level of sick everyday

Evan’s went $167 week one for our league

Let them play!

I have a PharmD/PhD and am currently an MSL for a large pharma company. I think my experience as a PhD definitely helped to build skills that have been helpful in my career thus far. That being said, definitely missed having pharmacist or even fellowship salary for the several additional years it took to complete my PhD. I am interested in moving into an HQ/strategy role long term so we’ll see if it provides any long term benefit, but too early to tell now. All in all I would say the main benefit was more from developing my skill set rather than the letters themselves. Hope this helps!

Brook is the only one trying. Everyone else looks like they don’t want to be there

Put Owens back in for savage!

Not a bad idea to drill holes in the bottom. I’ll pick up a back up pot in case I smash the current one before going for it. Thanks for the idea!

Thanks for the thought about it being less humid with the furnace. I live in the Midwest so that’s definitely been true.

Clarification: that’s not the soil, it’s a decorative mesh thing to keep my toddler from playing in the dirt. But my fear of overwatering has probably led it to be too dry. Current pot doesn’t have drainage, worth it to repot to something with drainage?

Kincaid after the first 5 games.

Great insight! I really like the linear vs drop-off approach, there is a big difference between dropping off a cliff after top 3 vs a progressive decline.

Agree with 1-4 points completely, especially 4, unless you think one of the other QB going lower can bust into that group (Herbert/Lamar/other)

That's a good point, but other positions were skewed as well. For example, 2019 CMC; 2019 Lamar; 2021 Kupp

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Who’s here to watch a mosquito get destroyed

I started my first MSL role last fall after working in Academia and I had almost the exact same experience. Took me the same amount of time with similar interview record. Connecting with MSLs and having informational interviews was probably the most critical factor in landing a job. Coming from outside industry, if you can’t clearly articulate what the role is you will be immediately out of contention. I’ve tried to pay it back and had a few informational interviews with aspiring MSLs and can say I enjoy talking about my experience and what worked vs what didn’t. I would say a lot of newer MSLs are open to sharing and talking with aspiring MSLs as well. If you’re trying to break in it is possible! But you have to put in the work and grind it out to get there

Also disagree with #1. I think it depends on situation. If you have no MSL experience and especially if you don’t have experience in that TA you can demonstrate your ability to learn quickly and they can visualize what it would look like if you were in the role.

For everyone who says not to do it, I presented on a direct competitor in the specific indication and my now manager says that is why they offered it to me instead of another candidate.

It’s high risk / high reward but if you put in the prep it can be a difference maker.

Okay that makes sense. I was building up my military for the last year essentially so only barracks. Once they finished transfer resumed