FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast

The source expresses worry about Michael Pittman's outlook, suggesting he should be traded in-season.

The source notes that for a trade involving Dalton Kincaid to be successful, Kincaid needs to hit his potential.

The source suggests trading a 2.05 rookie pick for a running back like Javonte Williams in dynasty leagues.

The source recommends keeping Jonathan Brooks over Rico Dowdle in a keeper league.

Derrick Henry is highlighted as one of the second-round running backs the source loves.

Kenneth Walker is moving up draft boards, currently going in the late second to early third round range, with an ADP of 15.8.

The source views James Cook as a strong option in PPR formats and a definite target.

The source notes that choosing between Christian McCaffrey and James Cook in a keeper league depends on your confidence in McCaffrey's health.

Derek Brown is not in on Kyler Murray this year, citing concerns about his job security and overall performance.

The source notes that Mitchell Evans will be part of a committee, despite the injury to JT Sanders.

The source is not against pulling Christian Watson up the board in drafts.

The source recommends being back in on Mike Evans in rounds four to five.

The source recommends being back in on Davante Adams in rounds four to five.

The source suggests targeting Terry McLaurin in rounds four to five as part of a strategy to build a strong wide receiver corps.

The source suggests targeting Garrett Wilson in rounds four to five as part of a strategy to build a strong wide receiver corps.

The source suggests targeting Jalen Waddle in rounds four to five as part of a strategy to build a strong wide receiver corps.

The source suggests targeting Zay Flowers in rounds four to five as part of a strategy to build a strong wide receiver corps.

The source argues Deebo Samuel is an outstanding value at his current ADP, suggesting he should be drafted in the WR3 range. Despite poor efficiency in yards per route run and first downs per route run, he remained top 10 in YAC per reception and missed tackles forced per reception while finishing as the WR29 in fantasy points per game last year.

The source notes that Keenan Allen provided a strong early-season performance last year, serving as a prime example of a player to trade away during a hot start before a potential decline.

The source remains uncertain about George Kittle's fantasy outlook, questioning which version of the player will appear and when.

The source notes that while they were lower on Ricky Pearsall as a prospect than the rest of the NFL, he now has a golden opportunity in the 49ers offense.

The source compares Deebo Samuel to last year's Keenan Allen, arguing that his ADP will not catch up to his production and he should be drafted as a WR3.

The source considers Mike Evans a key target in the 49ers offense context, noting that his value depends on upcoming news.

The source views Christian McCaffrey as a binary asset: if he stays healthy, he is a top-two running back, but if he gets injured, the fantasy team is in trouble.

The source highlights Derrick Henry as a reliable veteran option to target instead of Jonathan Taylor at his current ADP.

The source suggests Chase Brown as a viable alternative to drafting Jonathan Taylor at his current price point.

The source identifies James Cook as a preferred alternative to Jonathan Taylor at his current draft position.

The source expresses skepticism regarding Jonathan Taylor at his current draft cost, preferring to pivot to other running backs like James Cook, Chase Brown, or Derrick Henry in that range.

The source identifies Kenneth Gainwell as a late-round depth option for PPR formats to help round out a roster after securing elite starters.

The source suggests David Montgomery as a solid option to fill the RB2 slot in a roster construction that prioritizes elite onesie positions early.

The source mentions Christian Watson as a viable wide receiver option to target in the middle rounds after securing elite players at quarterback, running back, and tight end.

The source lists Jaylen Waddle as a potential target for the rounds immediately following an elite start of Josh Allen, Jonathan Taylor, and Brock Bowers.

The source highlights Brock Bowers as an elite onesie position player who, when paired with Josh Allen and Jonathan Taylor, creates a significant competitive advantage in 10-team superflex leagues.

The source supports drafting Jonathan Taylor as part of a core trio alongside Josh Allen and Brock Bowers, provided the drafter aggressively targets wide receivers in the following three rounds.

The source endorses a 'hero running back' start in 10-team superflex leagues that begins with Josh Allen, Jonathan Taylor, and Brock Bowers, noting that these elite onesie positions can provide a massive weekly advantage.

The source recalls Jayden Daniels' rookie season as a high-performing asset that helped anchor a dominant fantasy team, emphasizing his value as a dual-threat quarterback.

The source suggests taking Christian McCaffrey at the 1.10 turn in superflex drafts, allowing the drafter to then pivot to quarterback strategy in subsequent rounds.

The source views Jalen Hurts as an elite upside QB1 in superflex formats, specifically valuing his rushing production as a key asset for fantasy rosters.

The source discusses whether Josh Allen is a lock at the 1.01 in a superflex league, noting that the decision depends on the league's specific quarterback-drafting tendencies.

AJ Brown is highlighted as a top-tier wide receiver that should be prioritized in 10-team leagues to avoid missing out on elite production.