From the episode
Brock Bowers, he's going to be our second biggest faller of June. He's down 0.4 spots. He is still the tight end one. The streets are saying the positional advantage. I don't see turning profit in fantasy, and I don't see turning profit with Brock Bowers, unless he's averaging close to 18 points per game, which I'm not going to say he can. Obviously, he can. I would just rather have guys that are going in that second round that I still think can put up 300-point seasons.
STACKED’s take
Bowers TE1 but overpriced; needs 18 PPG to profit, limited upside.
Brock Bowers is down 0.4 spots and remains tight end one, but the speaker questions the price tag. While Bowers is the offensive centerpiece with massive target share and weekly tight end over-one upside, the speaker doesn't see turning profit with him unless he's averaging close to 18 points per game. There are other guys going in the second round who can still put up 300-point seasons at multiple positions. Additionally, Clint Kubiak's arrival may not spell great tight end production; Kirk Cousins was historically not a great tight end producer, and rookie quarterbacks like Fernando Mendoza aren't great for tight ends either. Bowers has probably the highest floor of anybody in fantasy, but there's not a lot of room for profit at his ADP.
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