8 Dynasty Trades to Make NOW | Overvalued & Undervalued Fantasy Football Players to Buy or Sell (Ep. 2042)
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0:00This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed Human. Listen to Hey Jonas on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
0:07Hello everybody, welcome into the FantasyPros - Fantasy Football Podcast.
0:10I'm Ryan Warmly, joined by Pat Fitzmaurice and by Scott Bogman.
0:13Buzzcut Boggs out here. Did I say Buzzcott, I meant Buzzcut Boggs out here.
0:18It's hard to say that with your name. We have seen you since your haircut.
0:22I think this is the first time you haven't been wearing a hat on the show though.
0:28Am I remembering that correctly? At least with me.
0:30No, that's true. I don't know where my hat is right now.
0:34I believe my cat hid it from me. So, not sure where it is.
0:38Show it off the fresh cut now. Yeah, going with the Buzzcut here.
0:42So, all the hair was donated. I donated to Wigs for Kids.
0:46That's why I grow it out. It's my one good physical feature.
0:50So, go ahead and provide where I can. So, that's what we did with the hair.
0:55And yeah, fresh cut now. Your one good physical feature.
0:58Your words, not mine. Fitz, have you ever rocked a Buzzcut in your life?
1:02No. Although, basically during COVID, my wife started cutting my hair and she does use the shears, but it does not really get down as short.
1:10I don't think it would qualify. Have you ever had a ponytail?
1:13No, no. I'm not ever getting the ponytail, man.
1:16My hair grows up, not down. Well, that's what mine does first.
1:20I can relate to that clearly. Yeah. I have that first and then down.
1:24And then it eventually goes out. I had somebody, it's funny, on one of our social videos we posted earlier this week
1:31say, a lot of times people will comment that, oh, I thought Sean McVay was talking to me just with like kind
1:38of like the shorter beard, the hair that kind of goes up.
1:41And a lot of people point out that I look and sound a little like him.
1:46You don't have the crazy eyes that Sean McVay has.
1:49He has like intense eyes. Well, I'll tell you what I don't have is his amazing recall of, you know, plays in
1:56the past, if you ever hear him talk about that.
1:59But I thought it was funny. Somebody goes, this guy is trying to look like Sean McVeigh so hard.
2:05And I was like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
2:09I resent that. I do look like him a little naturally.
2:12It's not like he's a doppelganger, but like there's something there.
2:15I get it with the hair and the beard.
2:18But I'm like, I've not tried. Sean McVeigh is trying to look like me.
2:22This has been my look for like, you know, a decade plus.
2:26I'm just trying to not look like John Candy.
2:29I'm doing my best to not look like John Candy.
2:32That's it. I used to get when I was a kid, by the way, all the time Ferris Bueller pre facial hair.
2:39Obviously, when I was a little bit younger, I got it probably a hundred times when I was working at Ben and Jerry's.
2:46Somebody would walk in and say, has anybody ever told you you look like Ferris Bueller?
2:51My people all the time. All right. Got that off my chest here.
2:55We're talking some dynasty trades to make right now.
2:57All of our 2026 consensus rankings and tiers can be found at fantasypros.com slash rankings.
3:02You can navigate to dynasty rankings from there as well.
3:05We also just updated on fantasypros.com our dynasty trade value chart that got updated yesterday.
3:10It's the first of every month that gets updated.
3:12We are taping this a couple of days early, which I say in case any news comes out.
3:18We're tipping this on June 2nd this week, but you can check out our trade value chart there.
3:23That might help you with some of the trades we're talking about now.
3:27We're going to talk more about players that we're considering trading rather than throwing out specific trade offers.
3:33But when you're thinking about trading for or away with these players, you can look at that chart that's updated to see
3:40what you think and what trades maybe stand out to you and make some sense.
3:44Before we dive into all that, I want to ask you guys a little bit about AJ Brown.
3:50We knew he was going to get traded. This has been, you know, a reported thing for well over a month at this point.
3:57But now that it has finally happened, he is on the New England Patriots.
4:01How does this change the dynasty value? Let's focus on Brown.
4:05I'm not so worried about Drake May. We talked about that a little bit on a show I did with Fitz earlier this week.
4:12If anybody wants to hear our thoughts on how it affects some of the folks in the Patriots.
4:18But for Brown himself, Bogman, I'll start with you.
4:20What do you think about his dynasty value right now?
4:23What sort of trades would you be looking to make?
4:26I'm in trade talks actually right now with someone about AJ Brown for a 2027 first.
4:31Does that sound like too much, too little, just right?
4:34What are you kind of thinking about in terms of Brown's trade value right now?
4:39That sounds about right. Although I will say that if you are trading for AJ Brown, it's a push the chips and move, right?
4:46If you trade a first rounder for next year, that's a pretty significant piece, right?
4:51So and a piece that can grow. So I think AJ Brown is a he's a player you want to trade for.
4:58If you think that you're in contention, you think that he puts you over the top.
5:03So and I think that that was the space we're in with AJ Brown, regardless of where he was going to play this year.
5:10Right. If it was for if you wound up staying in Philly, he would still be number one in Philly.
5:16If you went to Kansas City or New England, it doesn't really matter.
5:20He's going to be number one where he goes.
5:23So I love seeing him go to New England with a young quarterback like Drake May, specifically one that doesn't have a
5:30lot of other targets to interfere with him. And that passes the ball a decent amount.
5:34So I think this is all around a better move for AJ Brown.
5:38But I don't think that it changes who he is or where he is in dynasty terms.
5:44He's still 29 years old, you know, and an older player that probably has limited upside upside.
5:49Yes, because he's in a new system that will pass more, but limited upside because of his age.
5:54Fitz, I really like AJ Brown for 2026. I'm really nervous about how he might age and what the next, you know,
6:01I think the next couple of years will look good.
6:04But the next, you know, three to five years, I start to get pretty nervous in dynasty.
6:09That can be a long time. What do you think is the right price for him right now?
6:15Where is he actually ranked for you in your dynasty rankings?
6:18Yeah, so I've got him, I think, just outside of the top 25, like wide receiver 26, maybe in dynasty.
6:24I think if we were going to distill it down to 2027 draft picks, I think like the 109 for AJ Brown is kind of spot on.
6:33And then other guys we've got, like our trade value chart says like Dak Prescott is in the ballpark.
6:38Running backs, guys like Christian McCaffrey, Chase Brown, Saquon Barkley.
6:41I think that all sounds about right to me.
6:44I think this is a guy who's strung together a bunch of thousand yard seasons.
6:49Probably would have been closer to 1,200 yards than 1,000 last year if he, well, the last two years, if he had played full seasons.
6:56And at the height of his powers, like when he first got to Philly, we saw a couple near 1,500 yard seasons from him.
7:04So still think he's capable of, you know, wide receiver one range impact.
7:08Like he can be a top 10 wide receiver.
7:11But yeah, we're starting to get in the past peak AJ Brown, I would say.
7:15And, you know, kind of moving out of his prime a little bit.
7:19That's a scary thing. What's it going to look like in three years?
7:23Probably not good. Big receivers often don't age well.
7:26But, you know, I think you're doing this for what he can give you 2026 and 2027.
7:31Just to be clear, by the way, you said the 109 feels right.
7:35You are talking about a 2027. Correct. Correct. Yeah.
7:38Some people are still in their rookie drafts. Obviously, there are leaves.
7:42If you can get him for 2026, 109, I would say.
7:45I would still rather have AJ Brown than, you know, Amari Cooper and Sadiq.
7:49Before we get into the players we're thinking about trading, Bogman, how do you envision AJ Brown aging?
7:55Do you think, I mean, Fitz kind of mentioned a bigger player doesn't tend to always age as gracefully.
8:00He's also a player that really relies on his physical dominance.
8:04He's a very good all-around receiver. I'm not saying he's just like a, you know, athletic freak and that's the reason he's good.
8:11But somebody who that has helped him be as dominant as he is in a really significant way.
8:16Do you see him aging well into his thirties?
8:19Do you see him being productive three years from now?
8:22Do you see like, I guess let me ask you like this.
8:26Do you think he's going to be the type of receiver who when it's gone, it's just gone?
8:31Or do you think it will be a gradual too steep decline, but will happen over the course of a few years
8:38rather than right all at once off a cliff?
8:41Yeah, I won't pretend to have a good grip on on which way he's going to go right.
8:46I do think that if you're looking at what he can do in terms of I like to look at the next three years.
8:54So I think he can be at least a wide receiver to in fantasy for the next three years.
9:00I do right. I think there's touchdowns to be had.
9:03I think there's a lot of receptions to be had.
9:06I don't think there's a lot of competition in this New England wide receiver room for targets today and probably next year.
9:12And I think you trade for him with that in mind, right?
9:16You know that your window is open in New England now because you just went to the Super Bowl.
9:22Even if we think that was a little soon and they probably got there on the back of an easy schedule and
9:29bone X being hurt and all of that. They're still in the window.
9:33So I think this is when you make a deal for a guy like H.
9:37Brown. I think it was a good deal. I think the next three years are still gonna be very good where he
9:44is, you know, between high end wide receiver to and low end wide receiver to that's where I put him.
9:50And after that, it's really hard to know. I think after that is where you have to expect massive decline is in
9:57three seasons at 32 is when you need to expect it.
10:00And if it happens, then okay, you know, you expected it.
10:04If it doesn't then great. He's aging gracefully and maybe we have a reliable, you know, wide receiver deep into his 30s.
10:10That's a possibility. I would say for most guys though.
10:13You have one big injury. Once you're past 30 and that's probably that's the first sign of the end right is guys can return.
10:21They can come back, but that is usually when I want to get out from a player.
10:26Can I jump in real quick and then I ask you guys one question.
10:30So, um, yeah, I mean, there was some really weird stuff going on with the Eagles offense the last two seasons.
10:37And I'm just like, I'm pretty convinced that A.J.
10:39Brown is not going to be sitting on the bench reading a book during any Patriots games.
10:45And, uh, it's going to help that he's going to have Drake Maye throwing dots to him because, you know, I'm not trashing Jalen hurts.
10:52It's he's a good enough passer, but I don't think he's got the arm talent that Drake may has.
10:58Um, we saw like Drake may do a pretty good Joe Burrow impersonation last year, easy schedule or not.
11:04And, um, you know, I just, I think it can't help, but bode well for A.J.
11:09Brown. I just wanted to ask you guys about Drake may, um, Boggs.
11:13I don't know if you had Josh Allen or Drake may hire in your dynasty rankings, but like if you had Allen higher, does the addition of A.J.
11:21Brown make you think about pushing may past him in the dynasty rankings?
11:25It doesn't. I have, I have Allen, uh, I have Allen Lamar than may, but I, we talked about this on the mock that we just did.
11:34Uh, you know, worm and I, and I don't, I don't have a great argument for, you know, having Drake may at three.
11:41If you want to put Drake may at one great, he is younger than these guys.
11:46The upside is incredible. Uh, it's right there. And he has a better target.
11:50I still think Josh Allen, um, I think getting the shackles of McDermott off of him might make him a little bit even better than what we've seen.
11:58So, um, and I think Lamar going to a more vertical passing game is great.
12:03And I don't think you can really take away a lot of the rushing from Lamar.
12:08I mean, you know, do I think it's going to go down in his career?
12:13Yes, of course. But I don't think you can, uh, rip it away from him.
12:17It's still one of his best weapons. So, uh, I have may at three, but like I said, I have those guys in a tier.
12:25And if you want to put me at the top of it, I have no beef with that.
12:30I'm cool with the Allen argument, that bum Lamar.
12:33Oh, wait, sorry. Nevermind. You know what's funny? I was going to say, I'm much more willing to entertain putting may at two than I am at one.
12:42I just can't get off. Alan is not so old that for me, he can be moved just a reliable, like top two finisher every year.
12:50We talked a little bit on our discord show earlier this week fits about how, um, his production, like, you know, there
12:56are some, not even warning signs, but just like stuff to keep an eye on.
13:01Some of the production last year, but like the rushing touchdowns are such a boost to him and he's keeping his same
13:08play collar that like, for me, there's, you will not talk me off Allen at one as of right now, at this point in time.
13:15Um, but I'm definitely willing to hear the argument for may over Lamar and might even make it myself.
13:21I would go pretty bad by a lot, but I know, but, but Lamar, I mean, we, we saw last year.
13:28Yeah. And, and even though it hasn't been because of the rushing, he has had more injuries.
13:33A lot of them have happened in the pocket, but, um, but he has taken on more hits and, and I do
13:40think that that will not that it's a limiting factor for Lamar is an excellent passer, but it, when you're comparing it
13:46to an elite young guy like may, that might be enough to make the difference.
13:51Yeah. Lamar is just, he's made to have this great career that transitions into more passing and takes away from his rushing.
13:58He's just like, he's the perfect quarterback prospect coming in.
14:01You know, a guy that wins the Heisman is incredible with his legs, but also can pass and can be a better passer than rusher at times.
14:09And, uh, the deeper it gets in his career, the better passer he is.
14:13It's just, he's perfectly made. Sickening that the Ravens got him.
14:17Yeah. The, the one thing I'm going to just interject real quick about Josh Allen, like the rushing touchdowns are doing a lot of work.
14:24I'll say that like the, the reason I have may hire, I mean, we saw Josh Allen hit like a six year
14:31low and passing artage and touchdown passes last year.
14:34I just worry, like what happens if the rushing touchdowns fall off the way they did for Jalen hurts last year, who
14:40all of a sudden didn't hit double digits, still had like eight.
14:44And that's probably the floor for Josh Allen. If he stays healthy all season with rushing touchdowns, but, um, like having a
14:51drop off in rushing touchdowns and in rushing yardage kind of dragged down Jalen hurts a little bit to the point where
14:58he was no longer one of the elites at quarterback.
15:01He was more of like a low end QB one.
15:04So I don't know. I just worry. The same thing could happen.
15:07Alan. I think what's interesting about it is I like so many of the elite quarterbacks had bad years last year that
15:14I wonder if some of the, uh, again, maybe like warning signs or whatever.
15:18Um, maybe get lost in the shuffle a bit with a guy like Alan, because like Lamar had the injury riddled season
15:25and was not productive when he was on the field.
15:28Jane Daniels took a step back from his rookie season.
15:31Joe Burrow missed time. Patrick Mahomes got had a serious injury.
15:35But worm, I think that this is what makes like a bigger tier to start with.
15:40I think you can really, you can poke legitimate holes in almost every QB prospect.
15:44Yeah. Every QB ranked a really like, uh, Burroughs had injuries.
15:48Jane Daniels runs around like a crash test dummy.
15:50Like, uh, Fitzy has told us repeatedly, right? Like, like, I think you can poke major holes in pretty much everybody that's not Drake may.
15:58So if you want to have Drake may up at number one, again, I have no qualms.
16:03You poke a hole in him too, which is easy schedule.
16:07He's only done it once, right? Like offensive line still isn't elite.
16:10Like there, I think it's a little less concerning than the age stuff with Lamar and Alan.
16:15But I mean, what is, you know, what is a, uh, a decrease?
16:19He had 14 rushing touchdowns last year. Like if he goes down to eight, he's still going to be a top three guy.
16:26So it just, he just needs to not come down to three, you know what I mean?
16:32Or five or something like that. And I think Josh Allen's going to be fine.
16:36Yeah. By the way, speaking of guys named Drake, uh, while we're recording this, which again is a couple of days before
16:43it's getting released, Drake London signed a huge deal.
16:46Um, a couple of minutes ago, a hundred up to $150 million.
16:49It's four years. I think it's 141 with maybe up to 150 with some Twitter.
16:54So, uh, Drake London, he's a stud. We love him in dynasty.
16:58All right, let's get to, we have sort of four categories.
17:01And you guys each have a player each in the category.
17:04So we've got eight players we want to hit on.
17:07First category is we're labeling by before the price jumps.
17:11Essentially. It's like a buy low guy. Um, buy low sometimes means like, Oh, it's a guy coming off a down year.
17:17That's not necessarily, I mean, it could be the case or it could just be somebody that we think is going to
17:24break out and take a step forward in the future too.
17:27You can kind of interpret it either way. So that's why I'm like why we're saying instead of buy low, we're calling
17:34it by before the price goes up fits. Who's your guy here?
17:38Yeah. For me, it's a growth stock and it's Blake Corum, um, who's not that expensive in dynasty because he's a backup
17:44and a backup to a good starting running back in Kyron Williams, but Blake Corum might be the premier backup running back in the league.
17:52And this Rams backfield is set up so well for 2026.
17:56I mean, we're talking about the AJ Brown trade, but obviously the miles Garrett trade was big news in the last couple of days.
18:03How good is this Rams team going to be?
18:06Um, they are now the Superbowl favorites. I think they're minus 600 and the, uh, next closest teams in odds.
18:12Uh, next shortest odds are bills and Ravens. I believe it, uh, 10 to one with the Rams at six to one
18:18and their win total is 11 and a half.
18:21Like the, the Rams are now, you know, their Vegas win total at 11 and a half.
18:26They're going to win a lot of games and they're going to be playing with a lead in a lot of games.
18:33So Kyron Williams and Blake Corum are going to be getting run friendly game scripts all season.
18:38And now even as a backup last year, Corum had some standalone fantasy value from week seven on, he averaged 10 and a half carries 53.6 rushing yards.
18:47And late in the season, he had five touchdown runs over a four game stretch.
18:52It was basically like a 60, 40 backfield split for the Rams last year.
18:5640% share of the work still made Blake Corum like a useful fantasy asset that you could plug in.
19:02Someone was hurt or if you had bi-week issues.
19:04And I think the Rams running game is going to be even more productive this year.
19:09The Rams were tied for 16th in rushing attempts last season.
19:13Like I wouldn't blink if they were in the top five in rushing attempts this year with the loaded roster that happened.
19:19The entire fourth quarter. Yeah, exactly. And, um, you know, both of the Rams running backs were highly efficient last year.
19:26Kyron 4.8 yards per carry. He either led the league in rushing success rate or was right near the top.
19:32Corum averaged 5.1 yards per carry, not that far behind Kyron in rushing success rate.
19:37Helps to have Matthew Stafford at quarterback and Puka Nakua and Devonta Adams as your top two receivers because if you stack
19:43the box, uh, those guys are absolutely going to destroy you.
19:47And it also helps that the Rams use these multiple tight end sets so often.
19:51Like they use 13 personnel on 30.5% of their offensive snaps.
19:55No other team used 13 more than 14% of the time.
19:58And only two other teams were above 10%. And the more tight ends you have on the field, the more, well, generally
20:05the better the run blocking is going to be.
20:08So the Rams running game just sets up so well for 2026.
20:11And if anything were to happen to Kyron Williams, man, suddenly Blake Corum is a guy we're ranking top five at running
20:18back in the weekly rankings for as long as Kyron is out.
20:22So this is for 2026. And I presume this is going to carry on to 2027.
20:27The Rams are going to be good then too, because Stafford seems to have committed to another two years.
20:32Um, and then longer term, I mean, Corum's only 25 show last year.
20:36He's good. Hasn't really caught many passes so far.
20:39I guess that's the rub with him in dynasty.
20:42Maybe never becomes much of a pass catcher that would kind of limit the ceiling, but man, he looks like a really,
20:49really compelling play for the next two years and maybe beyond.
20:52Some of the names of the fantasy pros dynasty trade value chart that are equal, um, in numerical value to him, Quentin
20:59Johnston, um, Josh Downs is very close. Xavier Worthy is very close.
21:02Devante Adams is very close. Mike Evans is very close.
21:05Isaiah likely around a Gadsden or in that range, just looking at guys at other positions, um, in, uh, you know, if
21:12you're looking at quarterback, Ty Simpson in a super flex is very similarly ranked.
21:16And then the other running backs, the guy close to him is Zach Charbonnet, uh, Bogman to you, do those names sound
21:23like about the right types of names to be valuing Blake Corum against and considering in trades?
21:28I think the wide receivers and running backs too, but if I could trade a Rondae Gadsden to get Blake Corum, I'm doing that in a heartbeat.
21:37And that's a non-tied and premium to be clear.
21:39Right. Right. So I think even in tight end premium, I think I'd be pretty close.
21:44Cause I think that second tier of tight ends is somewhat similar.
21:48So I really liked this call by Fitzy. If you look at Kyron Williams, yes, he is signed through 2029, uh, or
21:55through 2028 and he's free agent, not till 2029, but he's, um, he's a cap saving starting next year.
22:01So if they wanted to cut him next year, he'd save 2 million.
22:04The year after that, he'd save about 9 million and Corum could easily take the backfield at that point.
22:10So I think this is a really good call out by Fitzy.
22:14Fitz, I'm really confident you would give a third rounder to get Blake Corum on your dynasty roster.
22:20And I'm pretty, and we're talking 2027 and I'm pretty confident you wouldn't give a first.
22:24So to me, that kind of point is the second, would you give a second for Corum?
22:30No, not a 2027 second. But I'm right. You would give a third.
22:34Yeah. Oh yeah. Okay. Yeah. That's what I think you would get, if you knew your second round pick was going to
22:40be late, I think you give up that late second, right?
22:44Fitzy. Yeah. It's hard to know for sure that it's going to be late though.
22:48Cause stuff happens. You have to be really far out ahead of the rest.
22:53I did see you two arguing in our Slack the other day about, uh, why isn't Fitzy a seller?
22:58Because you finished in the bottom of third, uh, of a league last year, but I have a good team.
23:05That's right. That's right. Now you, you are correct.
23:07Not every team finishes that way, but I think just, and this is, this is something, you know, that Fitz has said
23:14repeatedly, you have to wait a whole year for that guy to come aboard on your team.
23:19And even at that point, he's not going to be a guarantee.
23:23So I think if you assumed it was a late second round pick, I just trying to draw the marker.
23:29That's all fits. I think 207 and beyond, I think if you knew it was going to be in there, you had
23:36a strong inkling, it was going to be in there.
23:39You'd probably give that up for, I'd probably do it for like, if I knew it was going to be pick 23 or 24 overall.
23:46Yes. Okay. But I'm not, I'm not doing it for a pick that could potentially be number 15 in the 2027 draft.
23:53That's going to be insanely stacked. I mean, I agree with that.
23:57Good Lord. I was, I was just looking at the, uh, the cover for the deluxe version of EA sports college football.
24:04And just looking at that made my mouth start watering for the draft next year.
24:08Uh, let's go to Bogman's player for this category.
24:11Yeah. You'll like this one. It's a flowers. And so I'm, I'm going to start.
24:16I won't like this one. I'm the anti flowers guy.
24:19People keep assuming that I love flowers cause he's a rave it, but I'm always the guy fading him.
24:24Although I actually kind of see the case for it this year, but I I'm usually the guy who doesn't like this pick for the record.
24:32He's still only 26, right? And we know this offense is going to get more vertical with Declan Doyle, less and less running from Jackson.
24:40He's 29 now. So, uh, if they start throwing to him in the red zone and in the end zone, I think
24:47you can see a massive turnaround to a wide receiver one upside for Zay flowers.
24:51He's much better. I know they brought it Surratt in lane.
24:55He's so much better than any receiver on this roster.
24:58It's not even close. He's going to lead this team in targets by a lot.
25:02And he creates by himself too. Last year, he was seventh and wide receiver PPR points 13th in PPR points per game
25:09third and team yards, 36.1 only Jason and Puka were higher than him.
25:13Seventh and yards for route run ninth and yards for target 22nd and targets per route run, uh, second and miss tackles
25:20forced among wide receivers eighth and miss tackles force per reception and 10th and yak and 18th and yak per catch.
25:26He's also eighth in target yards per target over expected.
25:29Like there are so many stats backing this up.
25:32He creates with the ball in his hand. I just think that they were unwilling to throw him the ball in the red zone in the end zone.
25:41I think if you unlock that with a new offensive coordinator, I think Zay wiggles his way to the end zone more
25:47than he has as a Raven this year. I think that can easily happen.
25:52And I think there's a lot of wide receivers that are going ahead of him that aren't worth it.
25:58And if you look at, um, where his number is on the dynasty trade value chart, it's names like, you know, Jamison
26:04Williams, Rasheed Rice, Alec Pierce, Brian Thomas jr. I'm taking Zay over all of those guys.
26:09The only one that he's in line with is AJ Brown.
26:13That depends on where you are as a team.
26:15If AJ, if you are pushing your chips in, I think I'd rather have AJ Brown for this year, but Zay is still only 26.
26:23I think I'd rather have Zay in a lot of spots.
26:26So, um, we got a guy that creates by himself in a new system that just needs the ball thrown to him
26:33in the red zone a little bit more to create.
26:36I think there's more upside waiting in the wide receivers.
26:39I mean, people are down on Bucky. Bucky is a question to me, but Javante ETN price scadaboo.
26:45I'm taking Zay over all of those guys. And in a super flex, it's like Malik Willis plus would, uh, cost you
26:51to get Zay, maybe Dak, maybe CJ Stroud, something like that.
26:55So for me, I'm trying to find a way to get Zay on my team.
26:59I think Zay is going to have a better year.
27:02He's still by far going to be the target leader for the Ravens and they're going to pass more.
27:08I just think that right now as you know, an ECR wide receiver two, three borderline guy, I think he has wide
27:15receiver one upside and I just don't think people are paying attention to it.
27:19I just, I feel like I always hear if they start using him in the red zone and all I can think
27:26of is, but this is the year they have a new OC worm, but what, but why is this new OC going
27:33to use him in the red zone? Like he, he, they, they, in the draft went out and drafted Jacoby Lane and
27:40Elijah Surratt, which I'm not worried about in terms of overall targets, those guys taking away from Zay.
27:45But I think that says that Declan and they also drafted two tight ends.
27:49I think that says Declan Doyle wanted size in this offense.
27:53And that's one thing that Zay flowers does not bring.
27:56I don't know why in the red zone, they're going to throw to the only short guy when they have Derek Henry,
28:02who's still a beast when they have Mark Andrews, who has a great connection in the red zone with Lamar Jackson, when
28:09they have these two other tight ends and two other bigger receivers.
28:13I'm just not sure why we should just because the new offensive coordinator is different.
28:18I don't know why that's going to automatically be better for flowers specifically when it comes to the touchdowns and he's already
28:24done everything he can, besides catching the touchdowns. Like he needs that to elevate to the next level of the game.
28:31And it's just like, I just feel like I always hear that refrain of like, if they start using the red zone,
28:37I'm like, well, why are they going to? I just, I just don't understand the, like, just cause it's a different offense coordinator.
28:44Why? That's a guarantee, I guess is my, I don't think it's a guarantee, but I think the floor is already very high.
28:51And I think if I do agree with that, and if this happens, you know, if it doesn't happen, he's the same guy.
28:59He always was, and he's getting, and they're going to pass more.
29:02I think you agree with that. So I think the floor is higher than we realize already.
29:07And you know, ifs and butts are candies and nuts, I get all of that.
29:12Maybe it doesn't happen. Even if it doesn't happen, we have an insanely high floor and a guy that will age better
29:19because he can make guys miss than a lot of the other wide receivers as well.
29:24I was going to say, uh, the old joke of if my grandma had wheels, she would have been a bicycle.
29:30Like, like that's what I think of when I think of, if he starts getting used there, I do think it's a
29:37good point before I thought, toss it to you fits that there is a floor here, um, in this office connected with, with Lamar Jackson, that is legitimate.
29:45And you know, he's being drafted or at least valued in dynasty leagues roughly at that floor.
29:51It kind of feels like he's, you know, ECR right now.
29:54I think it's like wide receiver 24. And he was seven points last year.
29:58And he was seventh last year. That's exactly right.
30:01He was seventh last year, 25th the year before.
30:04So like that's kind of at his floor of what he is as an NFL player ceiling.
30:09You can make the case of being higher fits.
30:12What do you think? Yeah. And you know, like flowers almost never no shows.
30:16He'll have like two or three games a year where, um, you know, you get a pretty disappointing game, but the standard
30:23even for the top wide receivers is generally like, you know, three or four or five no shows.
30:28I mean, how many did Justin Jefferson have last year?
30:31And yeah, I mean like the touchdown totals a little disappointing, but if you throw in the touchdown run he had last
30:38year, that's six, like that's not abominable. And he had six as a rookie.
30:42Cause he also had a touchdown run that year and he's, he's sneakily had at least 56 rushing yards in every season.
30:49Um, 10.4 yards per target last year with Lamar missing a lot of time and clearly not a hundred percent.
30:55And some other time Zay is just a really good player.
30:59Uh, I, I like this call and he does seem to be, I think people are kind of bored with him at this point.
31:06Like the novelty of Zay flowers has worn off a little bit.
31:10He's not giving us a lot of touchdown. So maybe people are a little disappointed, but man, this guy is like so
31:16dependable as far as just giving you those five catches and 70 yards every week.
31:21I will say last year, five of those six touchdowns he had came in week 15 and beyond.
31:26It was a very hot finish. That's true. That's true.
31:30Which makes those overall stats look a lot better.
31:32Yeah. He had one last down either, either rushing or receiving through week 14.
31:37And that took, that came in week one. So he went from week two to week four.
31:42That's right. Playing full games every week. It was a down year for Lamar, weird kind of quarterback situation, but like even
31:49the year before he didn't have many touchdowns when Lamar threw for 41 in 2024.
31:53So, um, the hot finish, I think makes it looks bad.
31:56I mean, he was wide receiver nine or better three times in the last five weeks of the season that does skew
32:03the final totals like a little bit there. Um, yeah, I, I like Zay flowers.
32:08I don't want to be like a hater, especially since he's on my favorite team, but I, uh, yeah, I just, I,
32:15I, I don't believe it on the touchdowns and I, I would be thrilled to be wrong.
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36:16Let's go to the, you know, you call it a sell high.
36:20We're kind of calling it the sell before the market catches up, guys.
36:24Fitz, we'll start with you. It's Javante Williams. Finished RB12 in PPR scoring last year.
36:29Great to see him finally have that breakthrough season after it took him so long to recover from that devastating 2022 knee injury.
36:36But I do think the big season that he had last year makes him a good, like, it's time to cash in
36:42the chips, I think, if you've got him. He's 26, so he's still not that old, even by the standards of the running back position.
36:50But man, that knee injury was a doozy. Torn ACL, PCL, and LCL.
36:54Running back who's had that sort of injury might not play into his 30s.
36:58You know what I mean? Like, Todd Gurley, major knee injury.
37:02Todd Gurley is 31 years old right now. And he hasn't played since 2020.
37:06So I just, I wonder how many productive years Javante has left.
37:10And he was sort of falling off down the stretch last season.
37:13He averaged 5.2 yards per carry before the Cowboys' bye, which was week 10 last year.
37:184.3 yards per carry after the bye. 25 catches before the bye, only 10 after the bye.
37:24Scored 9 touchdowns in his first 8 games last year, 4 touchdowns in his last 8.
37:28And Javante was just not very good as a receiver overall last year.
37:3235 catches for 137 yards. That's 3.9 yards per catch.
37:352.7 yards per target. And this is almost hard to believe, 0.4 yards per route run.
37:40Pretty atrocious numbers, even by the standards of the running back position.
37:44The market still seems pretty optimistic about Javante just because of his success as a runner last season.
37:50And nothing about the Dallas offense has really changed.
37:52I get that. But, you know, even though it's possible he could have another strong season, I'm a little worried about the
37:59late season slippage and the lack of pass catching production.
38:02And I just, I fear this guy might not age especially well.
38:06I think it's time to move on if you've got him.
38:09Yeah. The interesting thing about Javante is the volume, even in that kind of downturn in the second half last year, was still there.
38:17I mean, he got from weeks 11, which was the first week after the bye, through week 17, which was the last
38:23week he played in the regular season, or I guess at all last season.
38:28He had 22, 20, 17, 17, 15, 9, and 13 carries.
38:31That's volume you don't often see. And it's for an offense that we expect to be pretty good again.
38:37I mean, if anything, maybe even a little bit better in year two with this group of players.
38:42He didn't have any RB1 finishes in that time, despite all that volume.
38:46But he only had one RB finish outside the top 26.
38:50He was an RB2 in five of those seven games.
38:53And one of the games he wasn't, he was RB26, so almost an RB2.
38:57So there was seemingly a floor there, Bogman, just really not as much of a ceiling in the second half of the season.
39:04Yeah, and I think Fitz is right, but I also think that Javante could have a really good year this year.
39:10So I think this is probably going to be the last time to get out from under Javante.
39:16I think that knee injury was tough for the long-term future of his career.
39:20Also, I don't know that we know what his floor really is, because last year was such an outlier player based on everything else.
39:28And the offense was great. Is it going to be that great again?
39:32Is the defense going to be that bad again, where they need to turn out as many points as they possibly can and play so fast?
39:40I don't know if the defense for Dallas can be that bad again either.
39:44So I'm with this one. I think any running back in his mid-20s kind of peaking is a pretty good, especially a
39:51guy coming off of an outlier season in a really good offense.
39:54I think the value for Javante is at its peak right now.
39:58Currently, he's running back 18. Let's say he puts close numbers to this again this year.
40:03Maybe that makes him a little bit more valuable, but I don't think he bumps into running back one status, even with a year similar to 2025.
40:11So I think this is probably a pretty good time to sell him because he's at his peak.
40:17He's valued slightly ahead of Alec Pierce and Christian Watson in our trade value chart.
40:21Like, I would cash in for either of those guys.
40:24I mean, I think that's totally fair. I think that's fair very much in a vacuum.
40:29I do think if you're a contending team and you don't have a ton of running back depth, I wouldn't be like,
40:36trade him because you're going to get better value.
40:39I think he's going to have a good year this year.
40:42I really do believe in the Cowboys offense to be very good.
40:46And even if the defense is better, that should theoretically lead to more running out the clock opportunities and maybe more rushes for him later in games.
40:54So if you're a contending team and you're not overloaded at running back, I wouldn't go trade him just because you have to get max value right now.
41:02Yeah, but at least listen. But agnostic of the context, then yes, I agree.
41:07He's a good guy. I would say at least listen.
41:10You know what I mean? Specifically, if you're light and running back, you don't want to trade him just for anything.
41:16But listen, you might get that godfather offer that is too good to be true and you need to immediately take it.
41:23He is a cowboy. Let's not forget that. One of the most important pieces.
41:27Bogman, who's your player here? I'm going to say Chris Olave.
41:31And again, it's similar to Javante in the vein that I think this is the best time to sell Chris Olave.
41:37I know I'm the injury guy and that's a factor, but it's more for me that he did a lot with volume last year.
41:44He doesn't really create by himself, right? 78 in yards per target over expected.
41:49103 out of 104 targets with 50 players with 50 targets or more last season.
41:53He's 103 of 104 of those players in yards after contact.
41:57He does not break tackles. 46 in missed tackles fourth.
42:0078 in missed tackles fourth per reception. So I think when you take volume away from Chris Olave, he's going to regress
42:06a lot and throw in the fact that he's had this concussion problem, right?
42:11That Tyler Shuck is last year repeatable. Probably, right?
42:14He didn't blow the doors off the water or whatever.
42:17I'm doing Welsh stuff here. He didn't blow the doors off of the NFL.
42:21He wasn't like, hey, I'm one of these best wide receivers in the league.
42:25He was a great wide receiver last year. He was seventh in PPR points per game, sixth in PPR points.
42:31He was great. But that's why I think that this is going to be the time to sell him.
42:37He is absolutely at his peak because he did what he did most off of volume here.
42:42First in air yards, fifth in air yard percentage, first in deep targets in the league, sixth in first read, sixth in
42:49targets, tenth in target percentage, tenth in targets per route run.
42:52They're bringing in Tyson. They're bringing in Lance. They're bringing in Etienne.
42:56Kamara isn't gone yet. I think they're going to spread the ball around way more this season.
43:01And that's going to eat into Chris Olave if he's given less opportunity for targets and receptions.
43:07He's not going to create on his own like Zay Flowers is breaking tackles and all that stuff, getting yards after contact, yards over expected.
43:14So for me, I think this is a perfect time to trade Chris Olave.
43:18He's right on the border. I think he is a wide receiver one right now, right?
43:23Wide receiver 12, maybe 13, somewhere in that range in Dynasty ECR.
43:27So right in that range, I think it's just too high.
43:30And I think it's a really good time to sell him now that he stayed healthy all year and they're bringing in a lot of competition for him.
43:39I think it's just the peak time to sell him.
43:42He's wide receiver 13. Just behind the guys in his tier.
43:45He's right in the middle of this tier. The guys ahead of him, Nico Collins, George Pickens, Zemeca Ibuka.
43:51The guys behind him, Garrett Wilson, Carnell Tate, Ladd McConkie.
43:54Those are the seven names in tier three. Fitz, where are you at on Olave?
43:59I don't know if I can get down with Boggs on this one.
44:03You know, this is a guy who's had 3,000-yard seasons now in four career years.
44:07And he did it the first year with, what, Andy Dalton as his primary quarterback?
44:12Second year with Derek Carr. Last year, over 1,100 yards.
44:15And like, I don't know if he was on a 1,000-yard pace until Tyler Shuck took over.
44:20Maybe he was. But then, like, things really kicked in.
44:23It was bad before Shuck either way. Yeah. I mean, he didn't hit 60 yards in a game until week six.
44:30And Shuck, like, at the end, three 100-yard games in his last seven starts.
44:34Four touchdowns in his last three games. And it looks like six in his last seven games, all with Shuck.
44:40So, like, he and Shuck work because Shuck pushes the ball downfield.
44:44And Olave is just a really good vertical receiver.
44:47It's interesting. Like, Tyson could be a star. And obviously, that would hurt Olave.
44:51But, you know, this could be a... I don't want to say Chase Pickens because Tyler Shuck is definitely not Joe Burrow.
44:58But, like, this could be a really good one-two puncher receiver.
45:01I just think if Olave stays healthy, that's a fair comp.
45:04Yeah. I mean, if you're... I get the concussion fears.
45:07You're more of an injury guy than I am Boggs.
45:11But, like, I just... I think Olave is a good player.
45:14And I'm tentatively optimistic about Shuck being good enough to, like, keep this job and be decent at it.
45:20I wonder if there are other people out there like me where Olave, like, really went a long way towards winning me a title last year.
45:28His week's 15, 16, and 17. So the fantasy playoffs in most leagues.
45:32He went 85 yards and a touchdown. 148 yards and two touchdowns.
45:35119 yards and a touchdown. So you kind of laid that out already, Fitz, that he had this hot finish.
45:41But it was really hot in the fantasy playoffs.
45:44Yes. Which I think people will remember quite fondly when they're thinking about valuing him right now and say, Oh, this guy
45:51is the type of player who can win you a league with a hot finish.
45:56Now, he did that against Carolina, the Jets, and Tennessee.
45:59So not the toughest competition. But, you know, a guy finishes wide receiver nine, wide receiver two, wide receiver two in the fantasy playoffs.
46:06Like, that value is going to go up just in people's estimation and how they remember the finish to the season.
46:12And I get it. Like, at this time, you know, a year ago, we're thinking like, geez, how am I going to
46:19get anyone to take this guy off my hands?
46:22Like, you know, the concussion thing could end his career.
46:25I could be stuck with this guy. If you were that person thinking that a year ago and you've still got Olave
46:32on your roster, I mean, here's your golden opportunity.
46:34Luther Burden is behind him, Fitzy. If I gave you Luther Burden for Chris Olave, would you want Burden?
46:40Oh, yeah. I've got Burden ranked ahead of Olave and Dynasty.
46:44I, that's my point, is I think you can get, like, if you need a running back, Jonathan Taylor is ranked right in the same range.
46:52You can go get JT, you know, and. Bogman, would you rather have Tyson or Olave on your Dynasty roster?
46:58I would still, I mean, just in terms of one-to-one, I'd still much rather have Olave, right?
47:03They're five spots apart in ECR. I understand that, but I, like, Tyson is still dealing with this hamstring thing, right?
47:09So there is, I don't know what Tyson's ceiling is yet, but I do know that Olave does most of his work off of volume.
47:17And I think the volume is going to come down.
47:20And, you know, I'm not 100% sold on Tyler Shuck as a long-term starter in the NFL.
47:25Now, great audition this year, but, you know, C.J.
47:28Stroud was, like, fifth among quarterbacks a couple years ago and has taken a backslide pretty largely here.
47:34And if that happens to a top-five pick, what happens to a second-round pick?
47:38You know what I mean? It doesn't mean it will happen, but I'm just not 100% sold on the whole thing.
47:44And I just think that Olave, right now, scoring so high last year, coming off a great playoff performance, as you mentioned,
47:51with an injury history and extra targets coming in, it's just a – I think it's peak time to sell.
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48:43All right, guys, let's do some players a contender should trade for.
48:46Who do you got, Fitz? Terry McLaurin turns 31 in September, so contending teams should get some sort of age discount if
48:53they're buying McLaurin from a rebuilding team. And McLaurin is really set up pretty nicely for 2026.
48:58It's not like he's at the end of the line when he turns 31.
49:03He could still have two or three good seasons left.
49:06McLaurin missed seven games last season. Commander's quarterback Jaden Daniels missed 10 games.
49:10I think the Daniels-McLaurin pitch and catch combo can run it back to 2024 when McLaurin had 82 catches for 1,096 yards, career-high 13 touchdowns.
49:17McLaurin was wide receiver seven in PPR scoring in 2024.
49:20And very little target competition for McLaurin. Right now it's like rookie Antonio Williams and tight end Chigo Conquo as number two
49:27and three in the target pecking order. Probably Rashad White.
49:30Rashad White. I mean, maybe the Commanders get Brandon Ayuk somehow or one of the other unsigned free agents at wide receiver.
49:37Like, we might have to downgrade the 2026 outlook for McLaurin if the Commanders had Stefan Diggs, but is there anyone else we'd be worried about?
49:45I don't think so. And we've heard new Commanders offensive coordinator David Blau say that he feels obligated to find a way
49:52to get McLaurin 10 targets a game. Like, and I know these play callers aren't always great at the math when it comes to doing that.
50:00And they're, you know, wind up projecting 2,500 yard seasons for guys.
50:03But, like, it's the thought that counts here, I think.
50:06Like, he knows that they're going to do better if McLaurin has the ball.
50:11Like, he is their primary pass catcher. I appreciate that.
50:14And, look, this guy rattled off five straight 1,000-yard seasons before the injury plague 2025.
50:18Averaged 80 catches, 1,092 yards, and 6.2 touchdowns over a five-year span.
50:22Like, I think this guy's a terrific trade target for a contending team, especially kind of trade value chart.
50:28We've got him ranked wide receiver 35. And, I mean, his value is pretty equivalent to, like, Basial Tootin.
50:34Here you go, rebuilding team. Here's Basial Tootin. Here's a penny for the wishing well.
50:38And I'll take Terry McLaurin, this guy who's probably going to have 1,000 yards again this year.
50:43It's funny, Bogman. I feel like we have had a lot of conversations about I'm very high on Antonio Williams because there's this real opportunity behind Terry McLaurin.
50:52I'm very high on Chica Conquo in Dynasty because there's a lot of opportunity behind Terry McLaurin.
50:57It fits as kind of redirecting that to say, why don't we just focus on the one guy that we don't need
51:04to take a leap and is maybe a little undervalued if you're a contender and is acquirable right now.
51:10The one guy we are certain is going to get a heavy workload in this offense.
51:15Who is the player that's going to have a higher team target share than Terry McLaurin?
51:20Maybe JSN? JSN. Right. JSN is probably it. Drake London.
51:23You know, so I actually just tweeted about this in response to the Drake London signing.
51:28The top five last year were number five, Jamar Chase, number four, Drake London, number three, Puka Nutua.
51:33And by the way, this is team's total wide receiver receiving yards is the metric.
51:38So Chase five, London four, Puka three. JSN was two.
51:41Bogman, very quickly, trivia time. Do you know who was one?
51:44I don't. Fitz, any guesses? No. No. Bogman should have known it.
51:48It's Zay Flowers. Wow. He was at 62.2%. JSN was at 62 even.
51:52Yeah. Just just. And by the way, third place was 52.6%.
51:55So a large gap with those big gap. Yeah.
51:58Devontez Walker didn't cut into that target share very much for Zay Flowers.
52:02Of course. Not no Rashad Bateman. I'm shocked. But but yeah, I mean, I think this is this is a great buy now.
52:09Right. Like there's not a long shelf life for Terry McLaurin.
52:12I think honestly, my biggest worry about T-Mac this year would be if Daniels gets hurt again.
52:17That would. That's probably my biggest concern. It's not anyone they bring in at this point.
52:22Like Fitzy said, maybe digs is a concern. Anybody else is eye rolling.
52:26And Chica Conkwell is great. Antonio Williams is great.
52:29They're not T-Mac. Not even close. So I think this is a great call out.
52:34Bogman, who's your contender trade target? I mean, let's stay in the same range and it's going to be DJ Moore.
52:40I just think a really, really strong time to buy DJ Moore.
52:44Last year, he's 35th in PPR wide receiver points, 46 in PPR points per game among wide receivers.
52:49But right now, a late 2026 first round pick can get you DJ Moore, according to the trade value chart.
52:55Joe Brady coached DJ Moore in Carolina and then made the trade for him.
53:00He's already got the locker next to Josh Allen.
53:02Diggs had his his best digs. Best season in his career was his first season in Buffalo with Josh Allen.
53:09And I think we might see that from DJ Moore here.
53:12And until last year in 2025, Moore had had between 118 and 163 targets in every season before that.
53:18And, you know, massive competition for targets in Chicago.
53:21He still led them in, I believe, end zone targets with 11.
53:24So he's still going to be a guy that can make a contested catch.
53:29Josh Allen is already building a rapport with them.
53:31Apparently, they were rookies together, so they knew each other from the rookie symposium and all that stuff.
53:37Spending a couple of weeks together there. And I just really like this fit because there's no one else in Buffalo that's
53:44really going to take a bunch of targets. Ninety five was high in targets last year for Shakir.
53:49It was 100 the year before for Shakir as well.
53:52And I think you guys would agree with me that Shakir is good.
53:56DJ Moore is way better than Khalil Shakir. He's a way better target.
54:00So I just think that he is by far the best target with one of the best quarterbacks in the league.
54:06And I think he's being slept on as a borderline wide receiver three wide receiver four guy right now who could easily lead the bills and targets.
54:15Yes, he's 29. The shelf life isn't the longest and all that.
54:18Same thing with T-Mac, though. This is a guy that should have a very high percentage of his team's targets.
54:25I think DJ Moore is, besides Stefan Diggs, probably the best receiver Josh Allen has ever thrown to.
54:30And I know Josh Allen is the best quarterback DJ Moore has ever had throwing to him.
54:35And he's still in his 20s. It's not like he's 32, right?
54:39He's 29. I like this one a lot. He is actually dead even with Terry McLaurin in the updated trade value chart.
54:46I think that's fair. In terms of numerical value.
54:48So a lot of those names, you know, you throw out for a guy like McLaurin could apply here.
54:54Fitz, is DJ Moore the type of player where you kind of have to find another player to work into a trade?
55:01Because I do wonder if he is picks wise, if you're looking in 2027, like you're not gonna like a first is
55:08too much to give up for him. But a second might not get it done.
55:12He might be in kind of that like in between.
55:15If you're already looking ahead to next year's class that people know is so strong.
55:20So do you think maybe like a player for player trade is more likely here?
55:25I don't know. You don't think a second would get it done for next year?
55:29I think if you're talking to somebody who is also thinking that they might want to contend and dynasty managers.
55:35Yeah, that's true. In most of my leagues. A late second, probably not enough.
55:40It's hard to find managers, at least in leagues I play in that are like certain they're rebuilders.
55:45Even teams that I think should view their team that way often don't.
55:49So convincing somebody to give up a win now player I find is a little more difficult than I sometimes think it should be.
55:56I think you're right. You'd have to throw something more in.
56:00And, you know, like the last two seasons, obviously really disappointing for DJ Moore.
56:04It just seemed like the chemistry was never right in Chicago.
56:07For whatever reason, Caleb and DJ Moore just didn't click.
56:11And, you know, now being back with Joe Brady, we're under whom he had some success.
56:15Like I was such a DJ Moore fan and thought he was going to be a great addition for Chicago.
56:22Great guy to help out with Caleb Williams. It just didn't work with him.
56:26So, yeah, I'm excited about this move. I like this pick.
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57:03One more category here. Sort of the opposite of what we just did.
57:07Trade ideas for rebuilders. Rebuilders. Bogman, I actually want to start with you on this one because I think we can go a little quickly through this one.
57:16Given that it's a rookie. But who's your rebuilder target?
57:19Yeah, it's Chris Bell. If you're rebuilding, this is a pure upside play for a wide receiver that can be the wide receiver one for the Dolphins.
57:27As soon as this year, there's no competition when he comes back healthy.
57:31And I think if he doesn't start week one or if he's late getting to training camp, like any negative news, I
57:38think is positive for being able to acquire Chris Bell because people drafting him this year are probably already disappointed because it's
57:45a pretty big drop off of, you know, where you get Chris Bell, in my opinion.
57:49And I like Chris Bell. But I do think that, you know, I have him at 13.
57:55I think he's, you know, into the late teens, early 20s for a lot of people as well.
58:00So his value is kind of all over the place.
58:03I have him at 45 among wide receivers. His ECR and Dynasty is 59.
58:07But there's no competition. It's Malik Washington, Jalen Tolbert, Tutu Atwell, all guys that have proven that they can't do it.
58:14I think there's more competition from the other rookies.
58:17Maybe like Terrace Marshall has been buried his entire career.
58:20Caleb Douglas, Kevin Coleman Jr., I think are the bigger, you know, obstacles for him to get past in this Miami locker room.
58:27But this is a team that should be down a lot, passing a lot late.
58:31And I mean, right now you can get him for the numbers are like, you guys know how I feel about Krosky Merritt.
58:38But let's say you like Krosky Merritt, right? How about Woody Marks, Tyler Algier, or an aging veteran like Chris Godwin, or
58:45another lottery ticket like Tesla or Travis Hunter, or a second tier tight end, AJ Barner, Brenton Strange, Terrace Ferguson.
58:51These are guys you can all move for Chris Bell and maybe have potential wide receiver one.
58:56And let's say, you know, the Dolphins are terrible again, but Malik Willis plays okay.
59:01They get Jeremiah Smith. That's also good for Chris Bell.
59:04It rolls all the coverage towards Jeremiah Smith and Chris Bell will be wide open next year.
59:09So I think whether it's volume or if they bring in somebody and he's the two, I think there's just a lot
59:16of upside for what it costs you to get Chris Bell right now.
59:20Bogman just can't help himself. We can go quickly on this one.
59:24He's just a rookie. He hears Chris Bell and is like, oh, I got to go all, which I get.
59:30I know you like him. Fitz, what do you think?
59:33Is Chris Bell a good target for a rebuilder?
59:36Yeah. I mean, I've found it's kind of hard to get rookies away from people.
59:40Sometimes they draft them in a rookie draft. They kind of want to hang on to them.
59:45But maybe if you've got a contending team with Chris Bell, who the contender is not going to get any help from
59:52Chris Bell this year, a rebuilding team might be able to get them away.
59:57It might have to wait until in season. It's just, I know we did a lot of prospect shows.
60:02You guys know I wasn't quite as high on Chris Bell's consensus.
60:06I have some issues with his route running, but I do think like there is potential here.
60:11Just the size and speed, like the size and speed and what this guy can do with the ball in his hands.
60:18Like that's appealing for sure. We'll see if the route running develops enough for him to be an impact player.
60:24All right, Fitz, who is your rebuilder target? It's Jordan Addison.
60:27And I'll be curious to see if you guys think this fits for a rebuild because, well, I know Boggs and I
60:34have been fans of Jordan Addison ever since we started doing this show together several years ago.
60:39When a guy has 100 catches and nearly 1600 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns as a college sophomore, as Addison did at
60:46the University of Pittsburgh, before he eventually transferred to USC for his final college season.
60:51Yeah, it kind of grabs your attention. And so not surprising, Addison was a first round pick, but he goes to the
60:57Vikings and just kind of bad luck that he goes to a team that already has a superstar in Justin Jefferson.
61:04So Addison as a rookie, 70 catches, 911 yards, 10 touchdowns, really good rookie season.
61:08But not surprisingly, it was sort of fueled by a period where Justin Jefferson got hurt.
61:13I think he had a hamstring injury at midseason.
61:16Addison was the wide receiver, nine in PPR scoring over the seven weeks that Jefferson was out.
61:21Addison's numbers down a bit in 2024 with Justin Jefferson staying healthy all year.
61:2663 catches, 875 yards, still managed to score nine touchdowns in 15 games.
61:30And then came last year with all the Vikings quarterback woes.
61:33Addison had 42 catches, 610 yards, only three touchdowns.
61:36But through three seasons, Addison's averaged 8.4 yards per target.
61:39Pretty solid number. Yards per outrun not as good, 1.51.
61:42But when you're playing with Justin Jefferson, you're just not going to draw as many targets.
61:47And you're doing calisthenics a lot of the time out there.
61:50What happens when these guys are finally decoupled? And I think Addison could be a wide receiver one for some team.
61:57He's still only 24 because he was an early entrant coming out of college.
62:01Not going to be tethered to Justin Jefferson forever.
62:04And yet we do have to acknowledge that Addison's got some off-the-field issues.
62:08DUI arrest in 2024 that led to a three-game suspension.
62:11Missed practice in 2025 that led to a first-quarter benching in that London game the Vikings played.
62:16I'm always inclined to say it's the Jaguars playing a London game.
62:20Sorry about that. And then there was a weird arrest for trespassing at a hotel casino early January of this year.
62:26So there is somewhat of a risk with the off-the-field stuff.
62:29But if you can stomach that risk, I think Addison is a pretty good buy for rebuilders because he's really talented.
62:36And we have not seen that talent fully unleashed over a full season yet.
62:40So the trade value is akin to that of Basial Tootin, Josh Jacobs, Kyle Pitts.
62:45Like if you're rebuilding, I don't know if you're giving up Tootin, but maybe, you know, Jacobs if he dodges a suspension.
62:51Or maybe Pitts if you're too deep at tight end.
62:54What do you think about the fit with him and Kyler?
62:58And specifically, like just in the short term? I know you're talking about from the rebuilder perspective.
63:03But in the short term, do you think his value will rise or fall as the number two target in a Kyler Murray-helmed offense this next season?
63:11It will rise over his value as the number two target in a J.J.
63:16McCarthy-led offense. Would you rather be the number two in a Kyler Murray offense or the number one in a J.J.
63:22McCarthy offense? Yeah, probably the number two in a Kyler offense.
63:25Agreed. Fitz, you keep not trading for him, by the way, in my league.
63:30I know you're not a rebuilder. This is what we were arguing about that Bogman alluded to.
63:35But, you know, he's going to be good now and in the future.
63:39He's on the trade block. Go ahead, Bogman. I think he's just, I really like the ceiling still for Jordan Addison, I
63:46think is still much higher than a lot of the guys around him.
63:50So I think specific to this context of your rebuilding team to go and get Jordan Addison, I think is a really smart move.
63:57This year, I don't know how he's going to fit with Kyler.
64:01The off the field stuff does kind of bother me.
64:04But I just, you know, because I have him a little low than ECR, but I'm looking and I'm like, man, he's
64:10got a lot of upside, a lot more upside than like Sutton and Pittman and Michael Wilson and all those guys.
64:17I just think there's tons of upside down here.
64:20But I also think the floor is fairly expansive when we couple the quarterback issues with the off the field stuff.
64:26That needs to get better. He's never done anything horrific, right?
64:29He's done stupid things, but he's never done anything horrible.
64:32So I think because of that, I'm still pretty positive on Jordan Addison being a younger prospect coming in and the ceiling just still being very high.
64:41So I like this call out as well. He's right in the same range as DJ Moore and Terry McLaurin, by the way.
64:48I mean, that's just opposite directions. They're 33, 34, and 36 in ECR.
64:52Like if I can trade, if I'm a team that I know sucks and I have DJ Moore on my team and
64:58I can get Addison in a third next year, maybe Addison in two thirds next year, something like that.
65:04I'm doing that deal. Give me that upside for an aging vet for sure.
65:09So I think with the context given in this, Jordan Addison is a great player to target in this range.
65:15Where is he actually ranked for you? We'll end on that.
65:18Both of you, Bogman, you can go first. I got him at 40.
65:2230. 34 few bits. Okay, so Fitz is more aligning with consensus.
65:26I'm just below consensus. He's just over. He's 37.
65:28And by the way, just to preempt the commenters, I don't think Bogman is saying that a DUI isn't really bad, but didn't try to hurt anyone.
65:37Yeah. It's not like- Nothing outwardly violent. Not like punching your girlfriend or gun stuff.
65:41Things that are socially forgivable. Yeah. Yeah. That's what he's done.
65:45It's definitely not something we want to minimize, which Bogman is not doing.
65:49And it's worrisome. The trend is absolutely worrisome, yes.
65:51Right. For sure. But yes, there is a level of domestic violence, that sort of thing that has not been there to
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