From the episode

there is an Arian Foster hype train that if you would have ignored that, um, you probably cost you leagues when you could have gotten that dude in like the sixth or seventh round. And he went on to be fantasy running back one that year.

STACKED’s take

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Foster's sixth-round availability despite RB1 finish proves hype trains can be legitimate.

Eric Balkman cited Arian Foster as a historical example of a legitimate hype train that should not have been ignored. Foster was available in the sixth or seventh round but went on to finish as the fantasy running back one that season. Ignoring the hype train on Foster cost fantasy managers leagues.

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