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Dynasty Trade Block | November 2026 Trade Values: Lamar Jackson Falls, JSN Risers & Trade Values (Ep. 2319)

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1 hr 5 min
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Nov 5, 2026
Published
Thu, November 5, 2026
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Topics
Lamar JacksonRome OdunzeZay FlowersAmon-Ra St. BrownBlake CorumBraelon AllenBrian Thomas Jr.Bucky IrvingGarrett WilsonJa'Marr ChaseJalen CokerJaylen SmithJaylen WarrenJonah Coleman
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Amon-Ra St. Brown

NegativeProjection23:12

St. Brown is ranked fourth in dynasty trade value at wide receiver, with a significant gap between him and Jamar Chase (WR2). The gap between Chase and St. Brown is the same as the gap between JSN and Chase, representing 10-11 spots of value to move down one position, indicating a real separation at the top of the wide receiver rankings.

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NegativeValue24:45

Amon-Ra St. Brown ranks as WR4 in dynasty trade values as of November 2026, with his value seeing minor fluctuation but remaining roughly in the same range as before; no major movement noted.

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Antonio Williams

PositiveProjection29:11

Big rise in dynasty rankings; part of encouraging rookie receiver class that has produced multiple risers including Jeremy Bernard, Caleb Douglas, and Jacoby Lane.

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Blake Corum

PositiveValue21:06

Corum is ranked lower than Jaylen Warren in dynasty trade values, but the speaker strongly disagrees with that assessment. Despite sharing a backfield with Kyron Williams, the speaker would much rather have Corum on a dynasty roster than Warren, and prefers Corum's upside over Warren's.

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PositiveValue22:18

Ranked lower than Jadarian Prices despite being a much better dynasty value; the speaker would much rather have Corum on a dynasty roster than Prices, even though Corum shares a backfield with Kyron Williams. Corum is preferred over Prices and several other running backs including Shavion Henderson, Jonah Coleman, Braylon Allen, and Kyle Monunga.

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Braelon Allen

PositiveValue21:21

Allen is one of four names (along with Shavion Henderson, Jonah Coleman, Kyle Monunga) that the speaker would rather have on a dynasty roster than Jaylen Warren, citing preference for their upside over Warren's in dynasty.

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PositiveProjection21:48

Riser in the latest dynasty trade value update; looking really good with the opportunity he's had, and ranked ahead of several other running backs including Jadarian Prices.

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Brenton Strange

PositiveProjection32:02

Bretton Strange takes a big leap in tight end rankings, now ranked at tight end 13.

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Brian Thomas Jr.

NegativeValue48:01

Brian Thomas Jr. was included in a trade proposal alongside Drake Maye for a 29th-overall first-round pick in a one-QB league. The source suggested improving the offer to a 28th-overall first plus a third-round pick, indicating the original package (Maye + Thomas Jr. for 29th pick) was viewed as insufficient.

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PositiveValue48:08

Speaker is willing to trade up to acquire Brian Thomas Jr., offering a 2028 first-round pick and potentially adding a 2027 third-round pick (has five available) to secure him, indicating strong conviction in his dynasty value despite current market conditions.

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Brock Bowers

PositiveProjection30:49

Bowers continues to rise in tight end rankings, already number one and separating himself further from the pack; the speaker notes this rise feels deserved and is enjoyable to see.

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Brock Purdy

PositiveValue71:56

Brock Purdy's dynasty trade value is strong enough that trading him away for draft capital (27th and 28th overall picks plus Matthew Stafford) is considered a fair return in superflex leagues; the speaker notes that while Purdy is liked as a current asset, the value of multiple first-round picks in return is attractive, especially for non-contending teams where those picks could land in the middle of the first round.

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Bucky Irving

PositiveProjection16:18

Riser now at RB8-9 (tied with Bashal Tootin) in the latest dynasty trade value update; part of the volatile running back position where rankings can shift significantly month to month outside the top five or six.

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NegativeRole54:01

Bucky Irving is part of Bobby Trees' heavy running back room in dynasty league, alongside Chase Brown, Warren, Josh Jacobs, and James Cook.

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C.J. Stroud

PositiveProjection6:12

Jumps to QB11 in the latest dynasty trade value update with a big rise; playing really good football despite significant roster challenges including Nico Lapidus missing a game, Higgins out for the year, Jaylen Noll on IR, a poor offensive line, and a weak running game. Stroud looks like a better quarterback than he did last year across the board, and at 25 years old, he's the first young quarterback with real upside you encounter after the clear top 10.

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Caleb Douglas

PositiveProjection30:03

Big rise in dynasty rankings; part of encouraging rookie receiver class that has produced multiple risers.

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CeeDee Lamb

NegativeValue24:45

CeeDee Lamb ranks as WR5 in dynasty trade values as of November 2026, with his value seeing minor fluctuation but remaining roughly in the same range as before; no major movement noted.

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Chase Brown

NegativeRole54:01

Chase Brown is part of Bobby Trees' heavy running back room in dynasty league, alongside Bucky Irving, Warren, Josh Jacobs, and James Cook.

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Christian Watson

PositiveProjection25:43

Christian Watson is viewed as the better player right now compared to Matthew Golden, despite Golden being four years younger. Watson has been a WR1 basically anytime he's been healthy on the field with Jordan Love. The source prefers Watson for dynasty rosters currently, though acknowledges Golden's case is reasonable given the age gap and Watson's injury history.

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D.J. Moore

NegativeValue27:10

Ranked one spot below Rome Odunze in dynasty; considered close in value but Odunze preferred due to higher upside ceiling.

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Davante Adams

NegativeRole32:53

Devante Adams is out, creating opportunity for tight ends on the Chargers (Puka Nikua and Terrence Ferguson) and the Eagles (Eli Stowers).

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Denzel Boston

PositiveValue47:01

Boston is viewed favorably enough that one Jayden Daniels would consider trading Ted McMillan plus an early second-round pick to acquire him, though another Jayden Daniels prefers McMillan. The offer of Boston plus an early second for McMillan was deemed fair and close, indicating Boston's value is competitive with a cornerstone-caliber player.

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DeVonta Smith

NegativeProjection28:54

Big drop in dynasty rankings.

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Drake Maye

NegativeValue48:01

In a one-quarterback league, Drake Maye's trade value is insufficient at a 29th-overall first-round pick plus Brian Thomas Jr. The source indicated the market for quarterbacks is deflated in one-QB formats and suggested trying to improve the offer to a 28th-overall first plus a third-round pick, signaling that the original offer undervalues Maye.

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Eli Stowers

NegativeProjection32:34

Eli Stowers is now ranked below fellow rookie tight end Eli Raritan at tight end rankings; the speaker notes he hasn't done anything for Philadelphia yet, though he has been active for two games and had three catches in the most recent game with opportunity due to injuries to Devante Smith and Dontavian Wicks.

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Garrett Wilson

NegativeRole50:28

Garrett Wilson faces increased target competition in New York and quarterback uncertainty heading into next year, but the speaker still views him as playable every week; situational concerns around the Jets offense make long-term dynasty outlook unclear.

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NegativeValue53:18

Bobby Trees traded away Garrett Wilson for Trevor Lawrence in dynasty league, indicating willingness to move elite WR asset for QB upgrade given existing depth at receiver (T Higgins, St. Brown, Zay Flowers, Lave) and QB concerns with Lamar Jackson.

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Golden Tate

PositiveBreakout54:37

Bobby Trees views Golden as future stud once Christian Watson departs; considering trading Bejal Tootin to acquire Golden and strengthen WR room to five top-tier receivers.

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Harold Fannin

NegativeProjection29:19

Harold Fannin Jr. is ranked just behind the Tucker Craft/Isaiah Likely tier at tight end eight; one speaker has Fannin ranked highest of the four-tight-end group (Laporta, Likely, Craft, Fannin) and notes he is amazing.

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Isaiah Likely

PositiveProjection31:03

Isaiah Likely takes a big leap in tight end rankings, moving up about five or six spots into the top seven range at tight end seven; he is technically tied with Tucker Craft for spots six and seven.

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J.J. McCarthy

PositiveProjection11:27

Ranked QB28 with a big jump after getting a starting opportunity with the Giants; the speaker believes he will not be QB28 a month from now, either rising higher if he plays well or falling outside the top 32 if it becomes clear this is just a last-legs opportunity. However, the speaker tends to believe McCarthy will be ranked higher in a month, given his youth (23 years old), starting opportunity with a division-leading team, and recent solid play. In superflex dynasty, the upside of a young starting QB with even a 10% chance of becoming a long-term starter outweighs a late second-round pick (value 35-39) because the ceiling is immense.

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Ja'Marr Chase

NegativeProjection23:12

Chase is ranked as wide receiver two in dynasty trade value, with a significant gap between him and JSN (WR1). The gap between Chase and St. Brown (WR4) is the same as the gap between JSN and Chase, representing 10-11 spots of value to move down one position, indicating a real separation at the top of the wide receiver rankings.

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NegativeValue24:45

Jamar Chase ranks as the top WR in dynasty trade values as of November 2026, with his value seeing minor fluctuation but remaining roughly in the same range as before; no major movement noted.

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Jadarian Price

NegativeValue22:18

Ranked higher than Blake Corum despite sharing a backfield with Zach Charbonnet, which the speaker disagrees with; Prices was overvalued in dynasty leagues coming into the season based on the idea he could take advantage of an early run with the defending champs. However, he's been ineffective and injured, making him a poor value compared to Corum and several other running backs ranked below him including Shavion Henderson, Jonah Coleman, Braylon Allen, and Kyle Monunga.

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Jalen Coker

PositiveProjection28:58

Big rise in dynasty rankings; inside top 30 now; interesting dynasty comparison versus Omar Cooper Jr., with both back-to-back in trade value chart.

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PositiveRole50:51

Jalen Coker has vulturing opportunities early in the season that have limited the upside of teammate Ted Arone, suggesting Coker is eating into target share and red zone opportunities.

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Jalen Hurts

NegativeInjury7:12

Dropped out of the top tier of dynasty quarterback rankings due to blood clot issues that take him out for the year and cloud his future outlook in dynasty leagues.

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James Cook

NegativeRole54:01

James Cook is part of Bobby Trees' heavy running back room in dynasty league, alongside Bucky Irving, Chase Brown, Warren, and Josh Jacobs.

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Jayden Daniels

NegativeInjury4:03

Tied with Lamar Jackson at seventh in the latest dynasty trade value chart, but carries injury concerns; the speaker worries every time he's tackled that he will reach out with his arm and get hurt again, given his injury history so far this season. Despite the age gap favoring Daniels, the speaker would still prefer Lamar Jackson in dynasty, though acknowledges it's fair to have them very close.

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Jaylen Smith

PositiveProjection22:47

JSN continues to see his trade value rise and is at 94 in dynasty trade value, approaching triple-digit territory (previously only quarterbacks in superflex had triple-digit trade values). At 24 years old, he is shattering records and is described as an unbelievable player. The gap between him and Jamar Chase (WR2) is the same as the gap between Chase and Amon-Ra St. Brown (WR4), representing 10-11 spots of value, indicating a real separation at the top of the wide receiver rankings.

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PositiveProjection24:01

Jaylen Smith is paired with an unnamed player (referred to as 'the alien') as part of a preferred dynasty pairing. The source was fortunate enough to get Smith in multiple redraft leagues this year and is enjoying the results, though does not have him in any dynasty league.

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Jaylen Warren

NegativeValue20:56

Warren was being overvalued in dynasty leagues; the speaker liked him for the opportunity to take advantage of an early run with the defending champs, but he didn't get it due to being ineffective and injury. He is ranked higher than Blake Corum, which the speaker disagrees with; the speaker would much rather have Corum on a dynasty roster and prefers the upside of Corum, Shavion Henderson, Jonah Coleman, Braylon Allen, and Kyle Monunga—five names—over Warren right now in dynasty.

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PositiveProjection21:48

Big riser in the latest dynasty trade value update; both speakers agree with the upward movement.

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Jeremiyah Love

NegativeProjection19:24

One of the last two consensus first-round picks in dynasty rookie drafts; has dropped value in the latest trade value chart update, reflecting disappointing production and role uncertainty.

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Jonah Coleman

PositiveValue21:21

Coleman is one of four names (along with Shavion Henderson, Braylon Allen, Kyle Monunga) that the speaker would rather have on a dynasty roster than Jaylen Warren, citing preference for their upside over Warren's in dynasty.

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PositiveValue22:18

Ranked ahead of Jadarian Prices in the speaker's preference; one of four running backs (Henderson, Coleman, Braylon Allen, Kyle Monunga) that the speaker would rather have than Prices despite Prices' higher ranking in the trade value chart.

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Jonathan Taylor

NegativeProjection18:24

Ranked between Ashton Gentry and Bashal Tootin in dynasty value; carries more uncertainty than Tootin because Taylor is older and there's doubt about his long-term future with the Colts. The speaker is interested in swapping Taylor for Tootin despite the gap between them in the trade value chart, viewing Taylor as a riskier hold.

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Jordyn Tyson

PositiveBreakout29:36

Expected to make debut in week nine or soon after; positioned to take big jump in next dynasty rankings update; part of encouraging rookie receiver class showing strong production.

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NegativeInjury49:10

Jordan Tyson carries medical ambiguity that makes the speaker reluctant to trade Flowers for him; the uncertainty around Tyson's health status is a key reason to hold the known commodity in Flowers.

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Josh Jacobs

NegativeRole54:01

Josh Jacobs is on Bobby Trees' bench in heavy running back room, behind Bucky Irving, Chase Brown, and Warren.

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Justin Herbert

NegativeProjection8:24

Ranked QB16 (tied with Tyler Shuck and Jackson Dart) after falling off the map entirely; the fit in Mike McDaniels' offense has not worked, and Herbert himself is playing quite badly with poor decision-making and excessive turnovers. The supporting cast is weak (Joe Alt no longer playing well, Lad McConkie not living up to first-year expectations, weak running back talent), but Herbert's own poor play is a significant factor. At 28 years old, the window to maximize his tools with better teammates and coaching is closing, and there's a real question about whether he'll ever be an NFL starter long-term.

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Kyler Murray

NegativeProjection70:05

Kyler Murray is positioned as the next-tier quarterback option below Lamar Jackson in superflex dynasty formats, representing a significant drop-off in value from Lamar; this tier gap suggests Kyler is viewed as a secondary choice for contending teams seeking quarterback stability.

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Lamar Jackson

NegativeValue1:38

Bobby Trees cites Lamar Jackson as reason for past championship loss and motivation for trading Garrett Wilson to secure Trevor Lawrence as QB; indicates concern about Jackson's reliability in dynasty.

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NegativeInjury1:41

Out for several weeks with a thumb injury after returning to the field for just one play from scrimmage; drops to eighth in dynasty trade value rankings, tied with Jayden Daniels, marking the first time he's not ranked in the top three or four. The injury compounds concerns about his contract situation with Baltimore (one year remaining) and his age (turning 30 next year), raising questions about whether he remains a cornerstone dynasty asset.

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NegativeProjection4:12

The injury represents a potential end of an era for dynasty managers; missing most of a season in Declan Doyle's offense at age 29 (his last year in his 20s) is a significant loss given his mobility and the uncertainty around how it will age. Contract uncertainty with Baltimore (one year left, and he negotiates his own deals) adds to the concern that he may not remain a long-term cornerstone.

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NegativeInjury48:34

Lamar Jackson's health status heading into next year is uncertain, but if he returns healthy, he is expected to perform at the level he showed at the beginning of the current season, which would significantly boost his receiver Flowers' value.

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NegativeValue68:25

Lamar Jackson has experienced a significant drop in dynasty trade value; there is a notable gap between his value and the next-tier quarterback option (Kyler Murray), making him less attractive to move unless receiving worthy value in return. The speaker notes a 'big drop off' from Lamar to Kyler in superflex formats, suggesting Lamar's perceived decline has widened the tier gap.

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Luther Burden

PositiveBreakout27:07

Luther Burden is preferred over Matthew Golden for dynasty despite Golden's recent rise. Burden is younger and had a slow start due to a groin injury over the summer plus Caleb Williams' early-season injury, but now that both are healthy and on the field, Burden has been a top-16 receiver in three straight weeks in half-PPR scoring. The source believes the sky's the limit for Burden in a way that Golden doesn't quite reach.

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Malik Nabers

NegativeValue24:45

Malik Nabers ranks as WR6 in dynasty trade values as of November 2026, with his value seeing minor fluctuation but remaining roughly in the same range as before; no major movement noted.

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Matthew Golden

NegativeBreakout25:04

Matthew Golden has jumped to WR14 in dynasty value as of November 2026, up roughly 12-13 spots from earlier in the season, with an even larger jump from September's chart. At just 23 years old, Golden is rising fast despite drop issues; the source believes the drops are a focus problem rather than a chronic concern and expects him to fix it. Golden is noted for being exceptionally good at getting open.

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Nico Collins

NegativeValue52:28

Nico Collins is generating trade interest; in a direct swap with Parker Washington, speaker prefers Washington, who ranks higher on dynasty trade value chart and is younger; Nico has checkered injury history.

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Omar Cooper Jr.

PositiveProjection28:58

Big rise in dynasty rankings; inside top 30 now; interesting dynasty comparison versus Jalen Coker, with both back-to-back in trade value chart.

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PositiveValue62:58

Omar Cooper is positioned as a real nice asset in dynasty; the source suggests he could be acquired for a third-round pick or less, framing him as a worthwhile trade target at that price point.

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Omarion Hampton

NegativeProjection19:54

Dropped approximately 12-14 points of value in the latest trade value chart, now at RB20; while there's still talent as a running back, the situation has been a true nightmare. The speaker notes that Hampton's value (45) is nearly identical to AJ Brown's, which highlights how complicated his package has become given the poor situation despite his youth advantage.

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Parker Washington

PositiveValue34:53

Parker Washington ranks higher than Nico Collins on dynasty trade value chart; speaker prefers Washington in direct swap due to younger age and higher ranking.

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Quentin Johnston

NegativeRole50:19

Quentin Johnston's long-term dynasty outlook is clouded by the Chargers organization being 'such a mess,' with unclear usage and role expectations for 2028 and beyond despite being a player the speaker likes.

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Rome Odunze

PositiveProjection27:02

Top 16 receiver three straight weeks in half-PPR scoring after early-season injury; sky's the limit for his upside.

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PositiveValue27:10

Preferred over D.J. Moore in dynasty rankings; ranked one spot higher due to greater upside ceiling in the Caleb Williams offense.

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PositiveRole51:36

Odunze had a strong game in tough matchup against Seahawks; speaker holds him based on connection with Caleb Williams, who played well in that game.

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PositiveValue51:40

Rome Odunze was being dumped on by many in the dynasty market but the speaker views him as better than his current value; situational concerns about Chicago's long-term quarterback and usage remain, but talent conviction supports holding.

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Sam LaPorta

NegativeProjection31:20

Sam Laporta is ranked just ahead of the Tucker Craft/Isaiah Likely tier in tight end rankings, positioned at tight end five.

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Stefon Diggs

NegativeRole48:34

Flowers (likely referring to Stefon Diggs or a similar receiver) is being held rather than traded for Jordan Tyson, with the speaker hoping Lamar Jackson returns healthy next year to restore the receiver's value to early-season levels.

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Tanner McKee

NegativeRole33:08

Tanner McKee is the quarterback for the Eagles; targets for tight ends like Eli Stowers are coming from McKee rather than a more established passer.

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Terrance Ferguson

NegativeInjury32:41

Terrence Ferguson moves up slightly in tight end rankings but is hampered by an ankle injury; the speaker notes he could have taken an Isaiah Likely-type leap if he hadn't been hurt and had the opportunity with Devante Adams out. There is a chance he gets activated from IR this week, which would be valuable because the Chargers need a number two behind Puka Nikua with no Devante Adams.

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Terry McLaurin

NegativeRole33:20

Terry McLaurin is out, creating opportunity for other receivers on his team including Chigakonkwo.

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Tony Pollard

NegativeValue45:08

Pollard's trade value is approximately an early third-round pick according to dynasty trade charts; contenders should ask for a late second-round pick. The source prefers a late second as the asking price and would accept that immediately, viewing a late third as insufficient. Pollard is positioned in an in-between tier where the round above feels too high but the round below feels too low, making late-second the sweet spot for sellers.

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Trevor Lawrence

PositiveValue4:43

Bobby Trees acquired Trevor Lawrence in trade for Garrett Wilson to secure QB room after concerns with Lamar Jackson; views Lawrence as solution to QB position.

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Trey McBride

NegativeProjection30:54

McBride is acknowledged as a good tight end, but Bowers' continued rise is separating him from McBride in the rankings.

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Tucker Kraft

PositiveProjection31:33

Tucker Craft is technically tied with Isaiah Likely for spots six and seven in tight end rankings; one speaker prefers Craft one spot higher than Likely because Craft has Jordan Love as his quarterback, while Likely has a more unsettled QB situation.

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Zay Flowers

NegativeRole27:41

Playing at JSN-level efficiency per route run when on field with Lamar Jackson in Declan Doyle offense; however, faces uncertainty due to non-zero chance Lamar Jackson is traded or doesn't start for Ravens next year, which would eliminate obvious path to replacement quarterback.

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PositiveProjection28:41

Currently ranked wide receiver 10-11 in dynasty; putting up freaky season on 2000-yard pace with Sam Darnold as quarterback; doesn't need elite QB play to produce, just needs competent quarterback like Darnold.

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NegativeInjury53:29

Zay Flowers is part of Bobby Trees' receiver room but speaker notes situation has changed negatively, implying injury or role concern.

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Episode Transcript

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0:07Hello everybody, welcome to the FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast brought to you by League Tycoon, the Dynasty first fantasy football platform.
0:14This is our monthly check-in on Discord stages, all things Dynasty Trades.
0:18It's the Trade Block Fitz. How are you doing here almost halfway through the 2026 season?
0:23Doing great Worm and yeah, the Dynasty rankings were, it's amazing how things change.
0:27In season when we don't get to tackle these like every single week, like we do weekly rankings.
0:33But man, it just shows. I was thinking about like the fragility of the running back position based on like some of
0:39the wild swings in the rankings and we've got those at other positions too.
0:44But running back in particular, man, a month in the NFL, it's like, you know, it's like dog years.
0:50It is crazy, the big swings that you can see.
0:53I think the dog years is a good comparison there.
0:56Before we get to the running backs, we're going to start with the quarterbacks here.
1:00We're going to run through the updated Dynasty Trade Value Chart.
1:04We always do this. This gets dropped early in the month, every single month, all year long.
1:09So we'll spend about the first half hour or so of this stages going through some changes there, reacting to different names and where they're currently ranked.
1:17And then the second half of the show, we will answer some questions live, either up on stages, in the chat, a little bit of both.
1:25So be sure to get those questions in, raise your hands if you've got some questions you want to come up and
1:32ask or drop those in the chat. We'll get to those in the second half of the hour here.
1:38Let's start with the quarterbacks, like I said. I think we unfortunately have to start with my guy, Lamar Jackson.
1:44Very, I don't know, very likely after the year, but like certainly seeming like that's really very much on the table.
1:51Definitely out for several weeks with a thumb injury.
1:54A real shame coming back with one play on the field from scrimmage for Lamar before getting hurt again.
2:00He drops, the first time I ever remember doing this show with you with him, not ranked in that top three or four.
2:07He's now eighth in the rankings. We're really tied to seventh with Jayden Daniels in the latest trade, dynasty trade value chart.
2:13Obviously, some of that is missing time. Some of that is he's going to be 30 next year.
2:19Where's your head at on Lamar? How much of this ranking was you dropping him?
2:24How much was it some of the other guys and you were pushing against that?
2:28You know, looking at some of the other names around him, guys like Jayden Daniels, Patrick Mahomes, Brock Purdy, Jordan Love.
2:35These are the names kind of sandwiching Lamar right now.
2:38Does that feel right to you? Yeah, so I've got him ninth.
2:42So I'm even below where they are. I'd rather have Jordan Love for dynasty.
2:46So that's the difference. We've got him ahead of Love in the trade value chart.
2:51But yeah, it's not like he is. It was not like it was a career ending injury.
2:56That's the good thing. But the contract is up with the Ravens, right?
3:00That's it. Well, it's one more year, but like quarterbacks don't play on the last year without a deal.
3:06So it's like if he could be done in Baltimore is on the table.
3:10And he famously negotiates his own contracts, right? So this could be complicated.
3:14And it's such a shame. I wanted to see what that looked like in the Declan Doyle offense.
3:20Obviously, the Colts in week one were not the greatest test for him, but things look so good.
3:25It was just I don't know. I feel like we got cheated.
3:29So, yeah, unfortunately, if you're holding Lamar in dynasty, maybe he's not quite the cornerstone.
3:34We thought we had not long ago. We did get cheated.
3:37I mean, we got cheated from Lamar in a full year in Declan Doyle's offense.
3:42We got cheated from Zay Flowers with Lamar in Declan Doyle's offense and what this season could have been based on those
3:49efficiency numbers when they both been on the field.
3:51We got cheated of the last year of Lamar in his 20s, right?
3:55Like a guy who's this mobile who knows how it's going to age and just to miss out on, you know, most of a year with that.
4:04It feels more so than any other injury Lamar has suffered over the last few years.
4:09It feels like this one could represent the end of an era.
4:12And obviously, that's a huge bummer for me on a personal note as a Ravens fan, but it's also a huge bummer for dynasty managers.
4:20I mean, I traded for Lamar in a win now super flex dynasty league this summer.
4:25And not that I regret the process that went into making that decision to make the trade, but it is kind of
4:32a bummer to to now look at that deal.
4:35Now, just a few months later with hindsight, the names that are ahead of him just to read them all because I was reading some of them.
4:43Josh Allen, Drake May, Caleb Williams, Joe Burrow, Trevor Lawrence, Brock Purdy, Jaden Daniels is tied with Lamar.
4:49The Daniels one, I know you and I have always disagreed a little bit.
4:53You've had Daniels higher than me. I mean, he's had obviously his own injury history so far.
4:58I'm worried every time he's tackled if he's going to reach out the arm and get hurt again.
5:04So I think even with the age gap, I'd probably prefer to have Lamar than Jaden, but I wouldn't argue that strongly.
5:11I think it's fair to have them very close to each other.
5:14And then again, those first few names afterwards, Mahomes, Love and Stroud.
5:18And you get to a guy like Mendoza. If you're not a win-now team because of this injury fits and you're like,
5:25okay, my team is taking maybe some other injuries elsewhere.
5:28I don't feel like a contender anymore in Dynasty.
5:31Would you be looking to trade Lamar for something like Fernando Mendoza and just make a youth movement?
5:36I mean, Mendoza's QB12 in these rankings. Or is that too far of a drop even if you are thinking very much in the future?
5:44Wait, if you're not a win-now? The only thing is no one's— I guess Mendoza is not a win-now.
5:50They're kind of in the same boat of maybe not helping so much this year.
5:55Right, right. Yeah, that's fair. That's the problematic thing that you just can't—the veteran guy you would maybe want to get rid of, but he's not actually playing.
6:03Yeah, that's a good point. Yeah. So that's a really tough one.
6:07Some of the other movers. CJ Stroud jumps up inside the top 12 in the latest update.
6:12Big jump for him. He's now QB11. He's been really good this year despite, you know, Nico has missed a game.
6:19Higgins out for the year. Jaylen Noll now on IR.
6:22The offensive line, not good. The running game, not good.
6:25And Stroud just looks like a better quarterback than he did last year, just kind of across the board, honestly.
6:31Where's he ranked for you? Because I think it's not the top 12 is really interesting for a guy that— I felt
6:38like Dynasty managers were somewhat fading coming into the year, and he's really proven them wrong.
6:43Also 12 for me. Oh, no, he's 11 in the chart.
6:46I've got him 12. So I've got Mendoza a little higher just for overall value.
6:51They're basically tied in the chart, to be clear.
6:54Yeah, yeah. So it's close. And I think we have a clear top 10 and kind of a top 10 with a lot of big names.
7:02You know, all the guys you mentioned, Lamar was at 8, Patrick Mahomes at 9, Jordan Love at 10.
7:08Then it's kind of a fall off. And I feel like that's second tier.
7:12A lot of guys who've dropped out, like Jalen Hurts.
7:15He obviously has the blood clot issues and that takes him out for this year and kind of clouds his future.
7:22Tyler Shuck, who hasn't been quite as good as we'd hoped this year.
7:26Jackson Darts, who's on IR. Justin Herbert has really fallen off the map.
7:30Bo Nix, like you have to go down to the older guys who are having rock solid season.
7:35Guys like Jared Goff, Dak Prescott. You know, but they're discounted because of their age.
7:40So after number 10, I mean, CJ Stroud is the first guy you get to who is a young quarterback who you feel pretty good about.
7:48And we didn't feel that good about him a month and a half ago, but he's played really well lately.
7:54So I think I understand the claim he has to be a top 12 guy, 25 years old and playing some really good football right now.
8:02It does feel like the position is less deep is maybe not the right way to phrase it, but there's less certain
8:09depth than there has been in a while. I feel like the last couple of years we've been like, you know, there's just a lot of quarterbacks.
8:17And like, I'm pretty comfortable in a super flex league with guys that are ranked QB 18, QB 19.
8:23And that just doesn't feel the case like the case right now.
8:27Like you said, outside of that top 10, it's really feels like a lot of dealer's choice.
8:32And there's upside and there's intrigue, but it's not a lot of certainty.
8:36Herbert is a guy I was going to ask you about what is the right level of dropping him, right?
8:42Because it's just been like whatever you thought the worst case scenario was for the season, this is worse than that.
8:49The fit has not worked in Mike McDaniels offense.
8:52Jim Harbaugh could get fired this year and maybe is likely to get fired this year.
8:57Herbert himself looks quite bad. Like this isn't just the people around him not supporting him.
9:02He is making really bad decisions with the ball and turning the ball over a ton.
9:07The offensive line injuries continue to rear their ugly head.
9:10The pass catchers are not great. It's just really tough for a guy that in a vacuum you look at and say
9:16this guy looks like he was built in a lab to be an elite dynasty quarterback.
9:21And every single bit of that foundation is crumbling, really.
9:25He's at QB 16. It almost feels like we don't know what to do, so let's put him right in the middle type of a ranking.
9:33He's actually in a three-way tie with Shuck and Dart for 14, 15, 16.
9:37I'd rather have Herbert than Dart just because I was a little low on Dart anyway, and obviously he's missing the entire year.
9:44I think Herbert for Shuck is really interesting. Some of these other names around him, Bo Nix, Jared Goff, obviously that one's a little age dependent.
9:52But yeah, I feel like I'm just throwing up my hands.
9:55And I have Herbert in a lot of places.
9:58I was really heavily invested this year, both redraft and dynasty.
10:02But I feel like I'm throwing my hands up here and saying I don't know what to do, Fitz.
10:08Yeah, I've got Prescott and Goff ahead of him.
10:10I'd just rather go with the old guys who are playing good ball and are presumably going to be playing good ball next year too.
10:18Because really, is Herbert still an NFL starter two or three years from now?
10:22We have to revise what the ceiling is for Herbert.
10:26Like, he's very toolsy still, but we have not really seen him maximize those tools since, what, the third year of his career?
10:33First three years of his career, thought he was going to be an absolute star and things have just stalled out.
10:39And now they seem to be going the wrong way for him.
10:43And problem is, like, the supporting cast is bad.
10:46Even Joe Alt isn't playing well anymore. And Lad McConkie doesn't look like the ace receiver he looked like in his first year.
10:53And the running back talent hasn't really panned out.
10:56But you can't blame it all on them because Herbert's playing badly too.
11:00And now he's 28. So we're running out of time for him to start maximizing those tools with better teammates, better coaching.
11:06You know, we're hoping he lands in the right situation, but maybe it just won't be the right situation largely because of him.
11:14One more quarterback that I want to hit on quickly, J.J.
11:17McCarthy. He's QB 28. Big jump, obviously, getting another starting opportunity in New York.
11:21This feels like a ranking where when we sit here a month from now, Fitz, he will not be QB 28.
11:28I think he'll either be higher if he plays really well in the next month or he'll be outside of the top
11:3532 again because it'll be clear this is just not a long-term thing.
11:39And he's kind of on his last legs, getting his last opportunity.
11:42I tend to believe that he will be ranked higher than this a month from now.
11:47I'm not saying it with my chest. I've not pounded the table for it, but that is kind of the direction I would think he would go.
11:56He's still really young. And he has a starting opportunity, right, for a division-leading team.
12:00And he has played pretty well in the last couple of weeks.
12:04So for you at QB 28, is this a buying opportunity?
12:07Or if you've been holding on to J.J. McCarthy after drafting him in the first round of the rookie draft a couple
12:14years ago, is this a selling opportunity for you to say, hey, four months ago we thought you were never going to get anything for him again.
12:23Now you can get more in the ham sandwich and you should go out and do that.
12:28Are you more buying or selling right now in Superflex Dynasty Leagues?
12:32Let me turn this around on you and let's do this with a concrete, like what the price is, because he was
12:38just exchanged in one of my leagues. This is a Superflex League.
12:42Would you rather have J.J. McCarthy or a late-ish second-round pick?
12:45It's probably going to be around $208 in 2027.
12:48I feel like I would rather have McCarthy. I feel like if we're as good as the class is in 2027, even
12:55in classes that I have really liked, it's very easy to completely miss on a pick in the second half of the second round.
13:03We want the opportunity to make that choice and to take swings on guys we like in that range.
13:08But I feel like you get to about that 20th pick in a lot of rookie drafts.
13:14And you go back and look through the history of those drafts, rookie drafts I mean, and it is a lot of,
13:20well, you could have picked the right guy, but I oftentimes didn't.
13:24And so while I do like that pick and value it generally, the upside of a starting quarterback in a Dynasty League
13:31who's only 23 years old, to me is even if you think there's only a 10% chance that he is a long-term
13:38starter, and I'm not saying that's the percentage you're ascribing to it, but if that was, I still think that's worth it
13:45because the upside is just too immense in that type of format.
13:48You answered it very well, and that's a good way.
13:51Pretty fair trade though, right? Yeah, what does the chart say for that?
13:55The chart says that McCarthy's value in Superflex is 32.
13:59Okay, so this is a mid-second rounder's 39 and a late second's 35.
14:03So this has the pick as just slightly more valuable, but very close to each other.
14:08Yeah, I thought the guy getting McCarthy, I thought it was a perfectly fair deal.
14:12And a friend of mine who is also in that league, we were arguing about it while we were golfing last week
14:19and argued about it for like three holes. He would much rather have the pick and thinks McCarthy is still buns.
14:25I think that's fair. Again, to me, it's just the process of taking a swing on the upside of a starting quarterback
14:32in the NFL and a quarterback with youth and some level of physical talent.
14:37Like even if he has been buns and even if you think that there's an 80% chance he gets back there.
14:43Again, I'm kind of messing with the percentages here, but even if it's a small chance, I just think taking that swing
14:50is more likely to win you your Dynasty League one day than an insert random 208 pick here.
14:56He's very toolsy and sometimes it takes young quarterbacks a little while to figure things out.
15:00And I know it's really only been five quarters for the Giants, but they've been five pretty good quarters.
15:06He looks kind of like a real quarterback now.
15:09I'm sure there are going to be some bad moments in the weeks to come, but hopefully there's some good moments too
15:16because, yeah, it would be now that maybe the class of 2027 is not going to be the quarterback bonanza we thought
15:23it was, we could use a young quarterback like McCarthy sort of redeeming himself and showing us that he can be a solid NFL starter.
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16:14Let's go to the running backs here. Fitz, big riser is Bashal Tootin.
16:18He's now at the top eight at the position.
16:21He is RB8. We'll tie it with Bucky Irving at 8-9.
16:24They both made jumps here in this latest update.
16:27To your point, it's a bit of a snow globe position.
16:30You can kind of shake it up every month and outside of that top five or six, the guys kind of land in a different order.
16:38But Tootin is kind of the biggest riser inside of that top 10 that I wanted to highlight.
16:44Where is he ranked for you? And how much conviction do you have in him?
16:49Not just this season, which I think we all would agree we're pretty interested in him the rest of the way, but
16:55long term, given the lack of draft capital investment that Jacksonville has in him.
17:00Do you worry about them maybe making a higher pick on a different running back or signing somebody in the years to come?
17:07And maybe he loses some of this value. I could see them adding a complimentary piece other than Chris Rodriguez, but Chris
17:14Rodriguez is sort of a good compliment because he has a different skill set.
17:18Wouldn't be surprising if they just added another body.
17:21But I think the job is kind of his.
17:24He's looked fantastic. Every time I watch him play, I'm like, man, this guy is really good.
17:29And as far as where I have him, so the chart has Tootin 8, Irving 9.
17:34I have Irving 8, Tootin 9. And I do think it's very close between those two.
17:39I mean, would you rather have either of those guys than Ashton Gentry?
17:43It's a good question. I think the answer for me is no, but that might be like my own fallacy of just
17:50like I can't give up on the evaluation from Gentry's, you know, like entering his rookie season just a year ago.
17:56And he's only 22 years old still. And I'm also just such a believer in Klit Kubiak and the Raiders offense that
18:03I'm inclined to say, well, hey, like his ankle hasn't been right all season and there's still like a ton of upside here.
18:10So I don't think I could get there, but I'm very willing to admit that I could be wrong about that.
18:16Yeah. I mean, it's so we've got a five point gap between Gentry and Irving and Tootin.
18:22And that's kind of it. Like if I, if someone wanted to give me Gentry for either Tootin or Irving, I might
18:29do that deal, but I'm not throwing in much of anything.
18:32I think the guy that's in between Gentry and Tootin is Jonathan Taylor.
18:36That's one where I'm more interested in because Taylor's a little bit older.
18:40I don't know that he's going to be on the Colts long term.
18:44Like, like there's just a lot of uncertainty there that feels like it's, it's a riskier spot to be.
18:50So if I could swap Taylor, I mean, depending again, if you're like a contender or not, but like if I could
18:57swap Taylor for Tootin, that's one that I'm interested in doing, even though we have a gap between them in the trade value chart.
19:04Yeah. I think that makes sense. But like you, I'm hoping that it's mainly ankle related for Gentry and we see more
19:11explosion next year, later this year at some point.
19:14But yeah, it's frustrating if you had Gentry because obviously you spent a one-on-one pick on him and have not gotten the payoff yet.
19:21Jeremiah Love and Asha Gentry have both dropped value in this, in this trade value chart.
19:26The last two one-on-ones consensus in dynasty rookie drafts.
19:29So yeah. Ankles are important. Yeah. Who knew? Um, another player who dropped is a Marion Hampton.
19:34Again, I would kind of talked about Herbert already, but sort of the same question.
19:39Like we really were imagining big things with the upside here.
19:42I think still think there's talent in him as a running back, but the situation has been a true nightmare.
19:48He's down at RB 20. Um, he's dropped something in the range of like 12 spots here, about 14 points of value in the chart.
19:56Um, does that feel right to you in terms of exactly how far he moves down?
20:01Yes. We'll put it this way. His value is 45 right now.
20:05If you were just sort of regardless of position in a vacuum, who would you rather have for dynasty?
20:11Oh, Marion Hampton or AJ Brown? And I know that is about as apples and kiwi fruit as it gets, but I,
20:18I think I'd take Hampton and just like, if all else is equal, take the youth, but like, man, it's pretty close.
20:24Yeah. Yeah. Hampton has one more point of value in our chart.
20:28That's crazy. But I, and I noticed that today and I was thinking about that and I'm like, boy, that is just yeah.
20:35Two, two complicated packages with those two players. Yeah.
20:38Jalen Warren, a big riser. I think we both agree with that Braylon Allen, a riser, obviously looking really good with the opportunity he's had.
20:46Scadaboo, a follower agree with that. Oh, another running back.
20:49I just want to quickly highlight. I think Jadarian prices is a bit high here and you were on this early that
20:56he was being overvalued in dynasty leagues. Um, the, the reason I liked him was the idea that he could take advantage
21:02of this early run out with the full opportunity for the defending champs.
21:06Obviously didn't get it because of a being ineffective and be the injury he's ranked higher than Blake Corum.
21:12I just simply do not agree with that assessment.
21:15Even though Corum shares a backfield with Kyron Williams price shares a backfield with Zach Charbonnet, right?
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21:36I think I'd rather have the upside of all five of those guys over Jadarian price right now in dynasty.
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22:43Yeah. Um, all right, let's go to the receivers here.
22:47JSN just continues to see his value go up.
22:49Um, we, I don't think we've ever, at least that I can recall seeing had a player other than a quarterback in
22:56super flex whose trade value was in triple figures.
22:59JSN is not a triple digits yet. He's at 94, but man, every time we do one of these, I'm like, should
23:06we just keep bumping him up even further? 24 years old, just like shattering records, just, just an unbelievable player.
23:12And, uh, the gap continues to widen between him and everybody else right now, the gap between him and Jamar Chase, who's
23:19wide receiver two in our dynasty trade value chart is the same as the gap between Jamar Chase.
23:24And it's only Aminra St. Brown at four, but like, we're talking about 10, 11 spots of value just to go down one spot here.
23:32It's there's a real separation at the top, the way we see it.
23:36Yeah, man. It's going to be a shame when he drops to number two, when Jeremiah Smith comes into the league.
23:43I was going to bring this up. Is JSN doing enough to keep you off of your Jeremiah Smith is wide receiver one take?
23:50No, no, I'm going to stir the pot. It's going to be Jeremiah Smith for me when he comes in and, uh,
23:57people are going to call me an idiot as they have already on multiple occasions.
24:01But, uh, that's, that's my stance. Like I'm going with the alien and Smith, Smith and Jigba is awesome.
24:07There's no question about it. I like I was fortunate enough to get, I, I don't have him in any dynasty league
24:14and I hate it, but I was fortunate enough to get him in multiple redraft leagues this year and boy, am I enjoying it?
24:22Yeah, I had him in a few redrafts last year.
24:25No, no dynasty either. And I really liked him his year.
24:28He came out dynasty or just one of those years where in none of my leagues was I picking in the range
24:35where it was, you know, really doable to get him.
24:38And, uh, and yeah, it's, it's, it's a bummer to not have him in more places, particularly long-term, uh, Jamar chase to
24:45Pukunuku a three, Aminrase Brown four, CD lamb five, uh, and Malik neighbor six.
24:49Every one of those saw their value change either a little up or a little down, but they're all still roughly in
24:56the same ranges that they were no, no major movement there.
24:59Um, really the biggest riser inside the top 15 or so is Matthew golden.
25:04He jumps up to wide receiver 14 and dynasty, uh, just 23 years old.
25:08Uh, obviously the, the jump is even larger. If you go back to September's chart, I don't have that number in front
25:15of me, but clearly he jumped up, um, from there to now even more than just the, uh, the number of spots
25:22he's gotten up here, which is roughly 12 or 13 or so, um, inside the top 15.
25:27And man, if not for the drops, this could look even higher, honestly fits.
25:31Yeah. Sorry. I was distracted by something in the chat.
25:34Who are we talking about? Worm Matthew golden. You're good.
25:37Oh, golden. Yeah. Um, what, what do you think?
25:40Would you rather have golden for dynasty than Watson?
25:43There's obviously an age difference, but like, I, I've kind of struggled with this one and I guess I have to go
25:50with it because golden's four years younger and Watson is the injury history, but I do think Watson is the better player right now.
25:57No question. And probably will be for another couple of years, but golden's coming on fast.
26:02No, I agree. I think because I think Christian Watson is the better player now and it's not like Watson is old, right?
26:09He's just not as youthful as golden. I would rather have Christian Watson on my dynasty roster right now.
26:15I wouldn't fight you too hard if you wanted to make the case for golden though.
26:20Like I think it's totally fair. Golden's out targeted him.
26:23I don't know if he still has, but as of a couple of weeks ago, he was out targeting Christian Watson, obviously
26:30not the same level of injury history that Watson has.
26:33Um, I think it's totally valid to prefer golden.
26:36I just personally really have always liked Christian Watson and have he's, he's been a wide receiver one basically since he, anytime
26:43he's been healthy on the field with Jordan love.
26:46So yeah, for me, it's still Watson, but I think it's a reasonable question for sure.
26:51Golden is just so good at getting open. And I don't think the drop thing is going to be like some chronic issue.
26:58I think he's just, it's a focus thing and I think he'll fix it.
27:02Um, do you prefer golden to Luther burden? I was just looking in that at that one.
27:07Um, I think I prefer burden burden is younger.
27:10Uh, he has is, I'm not surprised he had a slow start this season with the groin injury over the summer.
27:17Also Caleb Williams, early season injury. Now that they're both kind of on the field and healthy, he's been a top 16
27:23receiver three straight weeks and half PPR scoring. Um, I think the sky's the limit for burden in a way that I can't quite get there with golden.
27:32Um, so I would prefer burden, but again, I'm totally fine with those being really close.
27:37Yeah. I, I have them one spot apart and I've got burden higher.
27:41Yeah. Um, actually since we're in this range of receivers, let me just quickly ask you if this is the end of
27:48Lamar Jackson in Baltimore, where should Zay flowers be in dynasty rankings?
27:52We've seen what he can look like in this Declan Doyle offense.
27:55We've seen him basically play at like a JSN level in terms of efficiency per route run, uh, when he's been on
28:02the field with Lamar Jackson, but there's a non-zero chance that Lamar is traded this off season or for whatever reason is
28:09not starting for the Ravens next year. If that happens, there's not an obvious path to who that replacement is.
28:15Maybe the Ravens draft a guy in the first round, which would be such a surprise and, and, uh, such a pivot
28:22from where we expected them to be just a couple of months ago.
28:26Maybe they try to get somebody else somehow. I don't really know who, if it's not Lamar, who the quarterback is for the Ravens next year.
28:34I still tend to think it will be Lamar to be clear, but is there any part of you that says maybe
28:41it's a good hours, even knowing that his value is not gonna be the same in the second half of the season
28:48now, until we know for sure that what the quarterback situation looks like going forward right now, he's wide receiver 11.
28:54I have him wide receiver 10. I understand the concern about the QB position.
28:58Jackson Smith and Jigba is just putting up this freaky season on a 2000 yard pace with Sam Darnold as his quarterback.
29:05And I would argue that Sam Darnold is not playing great football this year, but that's all Zay Flowers needs.
29:11He just needs a Sam Darnold. Anybody else you want to highlight further down in the rankings before we move on to tight ends?
29:19I mean, big drop for Devante Smith, big drop for Lad McConkie, big drop for Jalen Waddell, big rise for Omar Cooper Jr.
29:26He's inside the top 30 now. I think him versus a guy like Jalen Coker in Dynasty is an interesting question there.
29:33They're back to back in the trade value chart here.
29:36Antonio Williams and Jeremy Bernard, two other guys that had big rise.
29:40There's a lot of rookies, obviously this time of year tend to be in that risers category.
29:45Anybody standing out to you that you want to highlight before we move off the position?
29:50Just collectively, some of the rookies that hopefully Jordan Tyson is a guy who takes a big jump the next time we
29:57do this show worm, because he's about to make his debut, if not in week nine, I think soon after.
30:03And we've seen big bumps from, uh, for Antonio Williams, Jeremy Bernard, Caleb Douglas, uh, Jacoby Lane, I think would have gotten
30:10one if not for the Lamar Jackson injury. So it's encouraging that we've gotten some, I don't know, maybe it's turned out to be a better rookie class.
30:18I think then we thought it was going to be a receiver.
30:22Yeah. I wonder if that's a lesson learned. Like it feels like there are no bad rookie receiver classes anymore, just with the modern passing game and everything.
30:31I'm not the first person to make that observation.
30:33And, um, even if we look at a group where we're thinking, Hey, maybe there's not star power, but we think there's
30:40like some pretty good depth that that depth can kind of elevate and maybe not become mega stars, but can become really quality contributors, I think pretty quickly.
30:49So, uh, I'm going to try and keep that in mind for, for future classes for sure.
30:54Let's take a quick look at the tight ends.
30:57Um, before we get to some of the questions from the chat, I'd say a likely big, uh, rise here.
31:03Well, Brock Bowers rises again. I just love seeing this when he's already number one with a bullet and then continues to
31:10go up even further, separating himself from the pack as good as Trey McBride is, uh, just seeing Bowers go up is,
31:17uh, is fun and, uh, always feels deserved quite frankly.
31:20Um, but besides that, you know, Isaiah likely at tight end seven, he takes a big leap here, um, moving up about
31:27five or six spots into, uh, into that top seven range.
31:30I feel like likely versus a guy like Tucker craft.
31:33They're the same age is really interesting. They're actually technically tied here for six and seven in the rankings right now.
31:40That feels appropriate to me. Just a hair ahead of them is Sam Laporta and just a hair behind them as Harold fan and jr.
31:47That foursome that feels really appropriate to me as tight ends five, six, seven, and eight.
31:52It does. And I've actually got fan in highest of any of them.
31:56I think fan it's just amazing. And oh my goodness, did we see that this past week?
32:02Um, so I like him. I've, the reason I slightly prefer craft to likely and have him ranked one spot higher is
32:09just, he has Jordan love as his quarterback and, you know, we'll see on JJ McCarthy, but likely has a more unsettled QB situation.
32:16Uh, Eli Raritan taking a big leap. This is a guy I targeted in a lot of, uh, rookie drafts this year.
32:23So I'm really enjoying seeing that, uh, Bretton strange, another big leap.
32:27He's at a tight end 13 Raritan's a tight end 15 Raritan.
32:30Now the higher ranked of the rookie tight ends named Eli.
32:34He's the head of Eli Stowers who hasn't done anything for Philly, of course.
32:38And I think it's pretty deserved. Raritan's looked really good.
32:41Terrence Ferguson, our, our beloved Terrence Ferguson fits you and I are as high as anybody on him.
32:47Um, moves up a little. It's a shame. I feel like he could be, he can, I think he could have taken
32:53an Isaiah likely type leap if he hadn't been hurt and had had this opportunity with Devante Adams out.
32:59So kind of a bummer with that ankle injury.
33:02We hope to see him back soon. Uh, any of those names guys, you want to talk about a bit?
33:08There's a chance Terrence Ferguson gets activated from IR this week, which would be nice because they need a number two behind
33:15Puka Nikua with no Devante Adams and don't give up on Eli Stowers just yet.
33:20He's now been active for two games. Didn't really do anything the first game, but I think he had three catches this past game.
33:27And obviously with the Devante Smith and, uh, Dontavian Wicks injuries, there is opportunity for him.
33:32Unfortunately, the targets are going to be coming from Tanner McKee.
33:36Yeah. Nobody really else at tight end that I feel like is worth highlighting.
33:40Chigakonkwo, I think maybe could rise this month with Terry McLaurin out and see what kind of opportunity he ends up having.
33:47But yeah, there's not really anybody else that I think is a particularly relevant to hit on.
33:52So I think we'll go ahead and get to some questions from the audience.
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34:18That's fantasy pros.com slash markets. All right, Fitz, let's take a look here and see what kind of questions we have.
34:25I got to pull back up the discord. Um, let's, uh, let's look through some quick, uh, chat questions here.
34:31We'll start getting to some of these questions with these hands raised.
34:35Our guy bunting big trade today. His rebuilding squad, super flex, non-tight and premium 10 team league start through receivers, two flex
34:42already has four 27 first getting Lamar Jackson, Zay flowers, Caleb Douglas, an early second next year should be the two Oh
34:48one or the two Oh two giving Patrick Mahomes, CD lamb and a 28 fourth.
34:53This leaves him with a receiver room, uh, flowers, golden Parker, Washington, Concepcion, Douglas, a book up fields and Tyson.
34:59What do you think about this trade fits? I like it a lot actually.
35:04And I understand CD lamb having a great season.
35:06I think bunting is doing a good job of cashing in on that because longterm I like lamb more than flowers, but
35:13like not that much more than flowers. Um, I think what I like here is that he's getting Caleb Douglas in this
35:20deal and that early, the, uh, a top 15, Oh, it's a 10 team or so it's really a top 12 pick in 2027.
35:27Yeah. And Caleb Douglas for yeah. Downgrade from lamb to Zay flowers.
35:31And I don't know, maybe a downgrade to I was going to say, I don't know what you're, you're saying lamb to flowers.
35:38Like you'd rather, you'd rather have lamb, which I, which I agree with.
35:42I don't know how, I don't know how wide that gap is.
35:46Like I think that flowers could easily have usurped lamb in the rankings.
35:50If he and Lamar had both been healthy this year, the way he looked agreed.
35:55And my homes, Lamar Jackson, future dynasty value fairly close, but obviously bunting gives up the guy who is playing and providing
36:01value this year and gets the guy who's probably done for the year.
36:05So I like it a lot. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I, I understand what he's, I understand why the other person did
36:12it big boost for them short term. Cause they flowers probably not going to provide a lot of value the rest of
36:19the way with Joe Fagnano and whatever else the Ravens might be able to cobble together a quarterback.
36:25Um, so big lift for the other person, but I really do like this longterm for bunting.
36:30And I think, man, Caleb Douglas, I do think he is the best wide receiver.
36:35The dolphins have on the roster right now. It's also, and we talk about this a lot.
36:40If you're going to make a move like this, it helps you with your pick this year.
36:45This it's going to help bunting in the Jeremiah Smith race, right?
36:49Like he's already rebuilding team. Now he has a receiver who probably his value is going to be nuked this year.
36:55A quarterback who's definitely his values nuked this year.
36:58That's going to give you more losses to help your first look better.
37:02So I like it a lot. Yeah. And before we, uh, before we call people up, should we get to CFC fans
37:09trade real quick since he's in the audience, the, the one right above buntings.
37:13Let's see. Oh, I didn't see that one. Yes.
37:16Thank you. Sorry. I was looking, uh, after, uh, it said I was a speaker, so I didn't go out.
37:22Thank you for highlighting that one. Yes. Let's go to this one.
37:26Thoughts on trading way, a Buka, a Chan and a 27 first and a 29 first for Amin Ra and Jonathan Taylor.
37:33If the owner doesn't go for it, would you add anything more?
37:36I'm in fifth place and pretty much a lock for the playoffs.
37:40Now, bottom four teams clearly in tank mode, but there are two to three super teams in the league separately.
37:46Should I drop Jalen Wright to pick up Gardner Minshew quarterbacks on his roster?
37:51Drake may Justin Herbert, Gino Smith. Um, just quickly on that Jalen Wright for Gardner Minshew one with that quarterback room.
37:57Is that something you're interested in doing or no?
38:00No, I don't think Gardner Minshew is going to be in there long.
38:04They have to do it. Carson back. Carson back gets an audition and Minshew's like next three games.
38:10I want to say it's like Seattle, Kansas city, and, uh, someone else really tough.
38:14Like it's a really a murderous row of opponents for him.
38:18So he is not going to crack the starting lineup.
38:21I'd rather just hold right, to be honest. And yeah, just to make it clear that trading away a Buka, you said HN just to it's Travis ETN.
38:29Uh, so in case anyone thought maybe it was Devon HN.
38:33Sorry. Yeah. Yes. Travis HN pronounced that way, but yes, the saints running back, not yet.
38:38Yes. I'm sorry. That's a good point. Thanks for correcting that.
38:41Yeah. Do you, so do you think this, I mean, I, to get Amin Ron, Jonathan Taylor, kind of a go for it move.
38:49Um, is it too, too little or too much to give away a Buka 2027 first 2020?
38:54I think it's right on. And CFC fan asked like if, if the other person didn't go for it, would you be willing to throw more in?
39:02I don't think I would. I definitely agree. I would not add more.
39:06Yeah. And I, I think you're coming to this person with a very fair offer and, um, you know, if they don't
39:13take it, I think I'd just kind of leave it be like, I would not be willing to throw in more.
39:20I think ultimately I would do this philosophically. I don't love saying like there are two to three super teams in this
39:26league and I'm not one of them and I'm going to go give away a lot of value, but I mean, HN2 Taylor is obviously a big upgrade.
39:35I think both now and even in the longterm.
39:38Um, obviously a Buka, as much as we like him to Amin Ra is a significant upgrade.
39:43Amin Ra is as consistent a dynasty wide receiver as you can have.
39:47Um, and, and to just give up a couple of firsts to do that with one of those so far away, like
39:54at 29 first, you'll care about it three years from now, two years from now, but that is, that is pretty far into the future.
40:02So even though you're giving up a lot, you're getting a lot back again, Amin Ra being a part of this is
40:09much more important for me than the Jonathan Taylor part.
40:12So I would do this, but, but like you, I wouldn't add more to it.
40:16I think this is a reasonable deal. And if they say no, then they say no.
40:21Agree. Uh, question here from Grimm, 12 team PPR one QB traded Pollard for golf and strange QB is redraft.
40:27It's redraft. Oh, this is redraft. Oh, this is the dynasty show here.
40:31Yeah. Uh, you're reading ahead. Um, tight end was a waiver pick of every week.
40:36Let's do the, uh, the herbs and cheese question.
40:39Cause he's in the audience. And what do I do with Lamar?
40:43Yeah. Contender in a 10 team league. Yeah. I have two 27 firsts.
40:47Are the QBs are Daniels and Kyler rather trade away Lamar or one of the picks for quarterback help this year.
40:53Yeah. The only thing I feel like you're trading a lot, you're going to be trading Lamar.
40:58It's such a loss. If you deal him, you know what I mean?
41:02Like you, you don't have him, but yet he's one of those top 10 quarterbacks.
41:07And I feel like there's a big tear break between we talked about CJ Stroud moving up.
41:12Well, that's cause he was leapfrogging. Like it's easy to move up in that class beyond the top 10, because there are
41:19not a lot of their old guys who are good and young guys who are not good, or at least not consistent.
41:26And, um, to have Lamar next year, who is going to play and presumably play pretty well for someone.
41:32I just, I don't want to give him away for pennies on the dollar, even if I'm a contending team, you know what I mean?
41:40I know what you mean. It's always hard though, to be like, I'm going to sacrifice a contending year.
41:45If there's just one position that is now broken that I feel like I can fix.
41:50And you do have the two picks. So I totally get the sentiment, but yeah, like you would need to really get
41:57something back for Lamar for me to want to move him as opposed to like, I wouldn't sell for the sake of
42:04selling to say like, let me save my contending status, but I will be open to it.
42:09If, if I felt like, I really could get worthy value back.
42:13Yeah. Which I know is kind of a top out answer, but certainly a big drop off and super flex from Lamar to Kyler Murray.
42:21I would herbs go out and find a way to acquire Carson Wentz just to be sure.
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43:01Um, let's take a break from the chat. We'll get back to that later, but I want to answer some of these
43:07guys who have their hands up here. Let's get McTunda up here.
43:11Hey guys. Hey, how's it going? Good. Uh, so I just made a trade myself there.
43:16I gave up Brock Purdy for a super flex league there for a 27th first, the 28th first and Matthew Stafford to
43:23get back to at least have somebody playable for this year.
43:26What do you guys think? Fitz seems pretty reasonable to me.
43:30I mean, that's a lot of some quality draft capital, presumably this person is a contender though, and they're later picks.
43:36Uh, they're actually trying to get into the playoffs right now.
43:40So they're making a big move. So it'll be early.
43:43So kind of, kind of mid first. Yeah. I, I think that's a fair return.
43:47What do you think? Worm? Yeah, I think, I think in terms of pure value, I do like this a lot as
43:54much as we like Purdy right now. Um, I, I did, my only real question would be like, if you are a
44:01contending team who needed Purdy, then you're kind of sacrificing the ability to contend this year, depending on what the rest of your room looks like.
44:09I know you're getting back staffed for a year.
44:12Okay. Yeah. I accidentally won three games this year.
44:15I've, I, I've been there at the same spot in one of my leagues where I keep accidentally winning these games.
44:21Um, yeah, no, in that case, then I really like it.
44:25Cause I do think on value getting both of these back, especially if this guy is not a surefire contender and therefore
44:31these picks might end up being in the middle of the first this year.
44:36Um, and then in that case, I actually liked this quite a bit.
44:40Just out of curiosity, McTunda, what else do you have now at quarterback Stafford and Kyler Stafford and Kyler.
44:46So yeah, I mean, that's the one tough thing that you're sort of trading away, trading away in anchor at quarterback for the future.
44:53I guess that's the part of it. I don't like you've got Stafford and Kyler who can, well, Stafford will start for sure next year.
45:01Kyler, or maybe that's the thing. I mean, you're probably going to have to use your pick plus that one and get
45:08a quarterback from a quarterback class that could be a little, a little iffy.
45:12Like, I mean, they're, they're going to be quarterbacks coming in this rookie class, but all of them, there's some question about
45:19like every quarterback coming out this year. And I think they're going to be some interesting ones, but they all have like
45:26at least one wart, but it's, it's yeah, it's interesting.
45:29I, I don't hate it though. You set yourself up pretty well with some nice draft capital for the future.
45:35I think it's a fair trade. Don't love it.
45:38Don't hate it. Also in that league there, I have Tony Pollard there who of course gave me these last two wins
45:44that I didn't want, but, uh, people are now offering for Tony Pollard, the contenders there.
45:49What would you want to give up for capital for Tony Pollard this year with the way he's running?
45:55Yeah. Um, like as far as if you're going for draft picks, let's see, just looking at the chart, um, we've got Pollard being worth approximately.
46:03About an early third according to the chart. So from a contender, a late second, maybe.
46:08Yeah. I'd ask for a second. I think that's perfectly a fair.
46:12And I would do it for a second. Yeah.
46:15Like I, it's, if I got that, I would say, yep, sure.
46:19Whoever the first one is to offer any second.
46:21I would, I would take that. I, I, a third feels like not enough to me.
46:26If there's a lot of players where I constantly feel like they're kind of in that in between where like this round's
46:33too high, but the round lowers too low. And I kind of feel that about Pollard where if somebody offered me a
46:40late third, I'm saying, you know, forget it. But if somebody offers me a late second, I'm happy to accept that.
46:46Dynasty show. And there were some people I was very excited to draft late in the second round.
46:52So to get one of those guys for Tony Pollard, good deal.
46:56Last question I had there real quick there. Somebody offered me one of the cornerstone pieces.
47:01Technically I have right now is Ted McMillan. I don't feel as confident there in regards to like him being like a cornerstone.
47:08This is kind of going to be year one of the rebuild.
47:12Would you trade him for like Denzel Boston and like an early second?
47:16Hmm. As much as I like Boston, I Yeah, I like Ted Rowe and McMillan enough that I wouldn't want to do that.
47:23Fitz, I was actually curious what you were going to say because you are the biggest Boston fan.
47:28Yeah, it's close. Um, man, I like, it's really fair.
47:31Um, I think actually, I don't know. I might be willing to take Boston in the early second.
47:37I would prefer for preferred Ted. Um, so we might, we might be torn on this one.
47:42Yeah, really close, but that's, that's a fair offer for sure.
47:46And if you don't feel totally sold on Ted Rowe and McMillan like that would not be bad to take that deal.
47:52McTonda. That's everything I had. Thanks guys. Awesome. Thank you so much for the questions.
47:57All right, let's bring up doc innocent. Hey guys, how's it going?
48:01Good. How are you? Good. Good. Had a couple of questions.
48:04I dropped my team in the chat a couple minutes ago.
48:08Alan may Purdy. Um, I had a couple offers on the table right now.
48:12I had Drake may for a 29 first and Brian Thomas jr.
48:16It's a one quarterback league. Wanted to see temperature temperature check on that for a 29 first you said?
48:21Yeah. And Brian Thomas jr. I think, I think I'm going to try to make it a 28 first, you know, if
48:28I can throw a third, I've got five 27 thirds I can throw at, you know, even in one QB.
48:34And I understand the market is deflated for quarterbacks and one QB, not enough for me.
48:39Not enough. Okay. Uh, had another trade, uh, flowers for a 28 first and Tyson.
48:44For 28 first and Tyson has an interesting one.
48:47I think I'm probably holding onto flowers and just hoping that, Hey, Lamar's back healthy next year.
48:52And he's going to look like the lead record that he did at the beginning of the season.
48:58And in, in, if, and if that happens, like Tyson, we need to be really good for me to be feeling okay about giving that up.
49:06So I think I probably hold onto flowers. What do you think fits?
49:10What's your, what's your record right now, doc? Uh, six and two, six and two, man.
49:15I would, I think I'd rather hold it together with flowers and hope that maybe they trade for Jacoby Bursette or bring
49:22in someone else who can kind of float flowers value for this year.
49:26Like it's a fair, interesting offer. I think I'd rather just keep the bird in the hand with the guy we know is a really good player.
49:34Um, given the, you know, sort of medical ambiguity with Jordan Tyson, I think I'd rather just hang onto flowers.
49:40It's a perfectly fair offer though. And I understand why someone might be tempted by it.
49:45Yeah. Uh, and I just wanted to get a quick temperature check on the whole wide receiver room.
49:51I have, I've got Nico, Garrett, Wilson, Tet flowers, McConkie and Rome.
49:54Didn't know if there was, you know, someone there you would think I could kind of upgrade that position at with the
50:01thing is I think, yeah, go ahead. Worm. Well, I was just going to say it's hard for me because there's a
50:08couple of players and that you listed and I'm looking at the team here that are like, man, I really liked the player.
50:15I just don't know what the situation is going to be long-term.
50:19Like the chargers are such a mess. What does that look like in 2028 Rome?
50:23What, what usage is he going to be getting in Chicago in 2028 and beyond?
50:28Those are two players I really like Garrett Wilson, even to like who is the quarterback in New York next year?
50:35What does the room look like shaking out between him and 80 Mitchell and now Omar Cooper jr.
50:40So it's a lot of players that are, it's sick.
50:43You have six receivers that in a vacuum, I love all of these guys as players.
50:48The situation makes it a little tougher. Um, I think for me, I would just kind of tend to lean towards the
50:55talent that I really believe in and trust that the situation will work itself out next year.
51:00Fitz, I wonder if you feel differently. Yeah, no, it's, um, it's a bunch of guys.
51:05There's some guys we thought might be wide receiver ones, but this is like wide receiver to city and your, your wide receiver room.
51:13Um, and I feel like just looking at this group, I see a bunch of guys who I think are better than
51:20what their current value is right now. Like Nico is not having as good a season or at least last few games
51:26have not been sort of up to his normal standards.
51:29Garrett Wilson now is a little more target competition, but I think he's still going to be at least playable every week.
51:36Uh, Ted Arone McMillan really good, but kind of victimized a little bit by, uh, just vultured by his own guy, Jalen Coker early in the season.
51:45McConkie. Okay. I know I was way above consensus on where to rank McConkie last week and you know, he turned out to have a pretty good game.
51:53So I just, that's a guy would never want to sell just because he's, um, better than he has shown this year
52:00and Rome, um, who it seemed like a lot of people were dumping on and then had a pretty good game in
52:07a tough matchup against the Seahawks last night. I would hold him too, just because Caleb looked fabulous in that game and
52:14he and Rome do seem to have a connection.
52:17Gotcha. Yeah. Appreciate that. Yeah. One of the players definitely that's hot right now is Nico.
52:21I've gotten some trade requests for him. Uh, one that I was particularly interested in and was centered around Parker Washington.
52:28Didn't know which one, which side you would kind of prefer on that.
52:32Oh, just straight up Nico for Parker Washington. That's kind of what we settled on.
52:37Yeah. I, I do a, I do a Parker Washington ranked higher.
52:40He, he's ranked higher in the dynasty trade value chart as well.
52:44That was the same team that wanted to trade the first and BTJ for may.
52:49Yeah. Yeah. I mean, Washington's a little younger. I think I'd be willing to do that one.
52:54Honestly. Yeah. I'm kind of scared to see how they include Marv, especially after the buy week and everything.
53:00But, um, yeah, a little bit of a checkered injury history with Nico.
53:04So yeah. Yeah. Awesome. Thank you so much for the questions, doc.
53:08Yeah. I appreciate your help. Have a great night.
53:10You too. You too. All right. Let's bring up Bobby trees here.
53:14Hey, gents. How we doing? Doing well. How about you doing?
53:18Doing all right. Doing all right. Doing a little bit of discombobulating with my team and kind of doing a little panic
53:24and, um, you know, end of the day, I, I'm in a league here for dynasty.
53:29I just traded away and bit my tongue on it.
53:32I traded away a Garrett Wilson for Trevor Lawrence.
53:35And I had a Lamar Jackson, um, on my team.
53:38So ended up getting rid of a Wilson there.
53:41I still have T Higgins. I got St. Brown, um, Zay flowers, unfortunately now, you know, with the situation.
53:47And then I have a Lave. So I still have four like top 10 guys.
53:52Um, you know, so I thought it was okay to kind of pull that trigger.
53:56I'm four and four now I'm going for my third finals appearance, uh, in a row.
54:01And I lost last year because of Lamar, um, you know, kind of being in there, but, um, just traded for, for Trevor Lawrence.
54:09So I got my QB room figured out. I have someone that's been begging me for Bejal Tootin.
54:14Um, my running backs are, I, I've, I've a heavy running back room.
54:18Uh, right now I've made some traits throughout the last couple of years, but running back room is Bucky Irving, Chase Brown, Warren.
54:25Um, I got Josh Jacobs on the bench. And then I also have, uh, James Cook.
54:30So my, my weaknesses are at tight end. And then, um, you know, I'm kind of stacked in both positions outside of,
54:37you know, now giving away Wilson there, but, um, I'm getting an offer for golden for Tootin where I would kind of
54:44retain golden there and bring back my, my wide receiver room up to five strong guys.
54:49But, you know, at the end of the day, I don't know if I should be getting rid of a, another young
54:56running back like that, but, you know, with the ankle now and him potentially being out this week and, uh, you know,
55:02golden, I just think he's going to be a stud eventually, obviously once Christian Watson gets away, but, uh, I'm really getting,
55:09um, you know, flustered between this, uh, golden for Tootin thing.
55:13Let me, let me ask you, Bobby, what is the lineup configuration you guys have every week?
55:18Like how many running backs, how many wide outs, how many flex?
55:22So we beefed this out. Um, we're at two running back, three wide receiver, and then we got two flex, uh, that
55:29you could pick between running back, wide receiver, tight end.
55:32Gotcha. Gotcha. Yeah. So I got all my running backs in right now, obviously.
55:36Um, but yeah, that's, we, we got two extra flex on top of a three wide receiver to two running back room.
55:43Then I think I'm on board with it. Um, we have a slightly higher grade on Tootin in our trade value chart.
55:50He's a 62 or sorry, higher on golden slightly higher on golden.
55:53Yeah. 62 tootin is 57. I agree with that.
55:56And you know, I came on the show talking about how volatile the running back position can be.
56:02And that's kind of how it is. Like there's just more stability with the wide receivers.
56:07Um, running back can be volatile, but even if you give away Tootin, you're what five deep with Bucky, Chase Brown, Jacobs, uh, James Cook, Tyler Warren.
56:15Like even if Jacobs were to get suspended, you'd still be four deep and you only have to start two, but then
56:22you could fill those flex spots with wide receivers.
56:25Cause now you've got a Lave Higgins flowers, St.
56:27Brown and golden. So yeah, I'm, I'm on board with this one.
56:31What about you? I am too. Yeah. I was going to say it's close.
56:35I think it's totally reasonable offer and I like it.
56:38I'm totally, if it's close, I'm happy to skew towards the receiver, just in a vacuum.
56:43You have running back depth, which not not everybody does.
56:47So you can afford to kind of go from the running back to the receiver here.
56:51I, I I'm totally on board with that. Great.
56:54Awesome. Yeah. No, I, at the end of the day, I was, I know it's a good trade and, and definitely like
57:01just a slight leverage the golden and, you know, like you said, Pat, the, the running back room can get, um, a
57:08little out of control, um, you know, within the same year.
57:11So, uh, yeah, no, I think I'm going to go for, and I think at the end of the day, it's, it's, it's a win.
57:19So no, appreciate the reassurance and, um, appreciate, um, appreciate the show and everything.
57:23Always listen to you guys. So thank you. Awesome.
57:26Thanks so much for the support. Appreciate the question.
57:29You have a good one, man. He's got a really good team.
57:33Yeah, no, sorry. I was already in the middle of, I was already in the middle of clicking, move to audience.
57:39As soon as he started talking, that was an accident, Bobby.
57:43Sorry. He's got a really good team though. I mean, I know he said tight end was a weak spot, but man,
57:49Trevor Lawrence, and then like that group at, at running back and wide receiver, like that's a championship caliber.
57:55Yeah. That's, that's a good team. I like that for sure.
57:59Um, all right, one more, uh, hand race for the stages.
58:02Let's bring up Nick. Hey guys. Hope you're doing well.
58:05Um, I threw my team in the chat, uh, few, like 20 minutes ago.
58:10I can pop it back up, but I'm, I'm eight.
58:13No, um, obviously contending. Um, curious if you guys have any thoughts.
58:16I don't have any trades lined up, but I mean, you know, some of the receivers have been underperforming.
58:22Uh, I don't have like a ton of RB depth, but you know, eight, no, obviously competing, uh, looking to win the chip.
58:29So I'm curious if you guys have any like ideas in terms of like people to go after or sort of positions
58:36to upgrade or anything, uh, just given the roster.
58:39Yeah. Eight. No is really nice. And, um, um, it's interesting, man.
58:43I mean, like how many teams in this league?
58:45So 12 teams, 12 teamer. Okay. Uh, and it's a one QB start a two receiver, two flex 12 teams.
58:52Um, yeah, I mean, assuming you're kind of all in like the, the receivers are good, but the only ones who have
58:58been like awesome for you this year are sort of like London and burden.
59:03I mean, I would be willing, Oh, and T obviously T is having a monster year.
59:08I'd be willing to entertain offers for like Omar Cooper and or a Mecca Ibuka to maybe try to find either like
59:15another, I don't know if you need another high quality receiver since you only have to start two, but like not having
59:21anything behind B John or JT that you can really sink your teeth into makes me a little nervous with this team.
59:28I was thinking maybe somebody, maybe trading a receiver for somebody like Kyle menung guy, who like, I don't expect to do
59:35anything for you, obviously until after the bi-week in week 10, but the bears schedule from weeks 11 through 17 is fantastic.
59:42I talked about this with Erickson on our redraft trade show earlier this morning.
59:46And I think, you know, obviously he's, you know, got some youth on his side and I just, I'm such a believer in the bears running game.
59:54And I think he's somebody that could be like something close to a league winner, uh, with what the bear schedule looks
60:01like and what I think he could do even in a shared backfield with, uh, you know, with Swift and B, but
60:08because of the shared backfield, he's, he feels attainable to me.
60:12And also the fact that you're probably not getting anything for two more weeks out of him.
60:17So I wonder if one of these sort of tier two or three receivers on your roster is somebody you could move
60:24to try to get a guy like menung guy, or even like a Laporta, maybe get menung guy plus something else back.
60:30Um, since you have McBride, uh, that that's something that I would look at just to get a little bit of running back depth.
60:38Cause I agree with Fitz. That's the first place my mind went was I'd love a third running back that I feel better about.
60:45Menunga is trade value in our chart worm is 40 and Omar Cooper is 47.
60:50Would you consider that trade straight up? I think, I think yes, in a vacuum, I do agree with Cooper being valued
60:57more highly, but I think I would consider that if I, you know, obviously I'm eight.
61:02No, I'm a contender. I'm trying to win this year.
61:05I have other receivers available and Cooper is probably going to be up and down given that there's other amounts to feed in that offense.
61:13And menunga, we've seen that he can produce even with Swift on the field.
61:17Obviously there's contingent upside. That's even greater if Swift or whatever go down.
61:21And the fact that because you're eight and no, you don't need to care that much about the next couple of weeks.
61:28You're playing for the end of the season when the schedule is really, really favorable.
61:32So I think I would strictly because Nick is a contender.
61:36Yeah. And I think the two to, I think we both agree that third running back is maybe the biggest need.
61:42And I think your best bits of ammunition are probably Omar Cooper and Sam Laporta.
61:47And then just make sure you get at least a warm body back at tight end in any deal.
61:53Sure. That makes, that makes sense. Thank you. I'm looking at like some of the bottom barrel teams.
61:58Uh, and there's guys like Jalen Warren who obviously doesn't help if you're not contending, but I am.
62:04So that could help or like chase Brown, people like that.
62:07Uh, would you try and trade like a little higher up to get those guys?
62:12Or, um, am I just better off trying to get a non guy or, or someone who's like maybe a little undervalued
62:19who might be able to do well? Well, Warren in like, uh, uh, let's see.
62:23So what's, what do we have Warren valued at?
62:26We have his value because he is Jalen Warren is 28 and he doesn't completely have that backfield to himself.
62:32Um, so right now our, our trade value chart gives Jalen Warren a value of 48 and Omar Cooper is a value of 47.
62:40I mean, if that team's in the tank say, Hey, I mean, unfortunately, Omar Cooper is coming off a donut game after
62:47a pair of hundred yard games, maybe wait to make this offer and see what Omar Cooper does this weekend.
62:53But like, that's a pretty fair offer, I think because Jalen Warren, immediate short-term value for sure.
62:58Omar Cooper looks like he's going to be a real nice asset.
63:02Maybe you throw in like a third rounder or something if you have to, but that might be a worthwhile deal.
63:08Okay. That makes sense. Thank you guys. Really appreciate it.
63:11And thank you for helping you get me here.
63:14You bet. Thank you for the question. Yeah. Awesome.
63:17All right. We are at top of the hour, so we are going to have to get out of here.
63:23Fitz, um, there's some questions in the chat that we didn't have time to get through today.
63:28Apologies for that. If you didn't get them answered, please hit up, uh, Fitz and his, uh, AMA channel here on discord, hit me up on social media.
63:37If you have questions that you want me to answer anywhere like that, please feel free to ask those questions elsewhere.
63:44Apologies for not getting to them today. Uh, but really appreciate all the questions we did get to and everybody for tuning in for Fitz.
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