5 Players NOBODY is Talking About | 2026 Fantasy Football Targets, Sleepers and League-Winners!
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0:00What's going on? It is Fantasy Football Daily. We are so back every single day.
0:05You're getting an awesome video from us here at Fantasy Points and we are back again with another banger video. I've employed my guy Ryan Heath to come in
0:14and we're going to talk about players that we're taking with the last pick in our drafts. These are players that are
0:19going in the 15th 16th round. Ryan, they're going to be the last click onto your roster to hopefully help you get
0:25over the goal line, chase some fantasy championships this season. Five players to take with the last pick in your draft.
0:43>> Ryan, you're going to get us started here with a late round quarterback, a true late round sleeper. I've been saying on a number of videos, this is an
0:50awesome season for late round quarterbacks, and this player is a big part of that. Yeah, the player I'm going to talk about is Malik Willis. Uh, and
0:58he really is one of the biggest reasons this year that I'm just never going to reach on a quarterback. If all of my
1:05targets get selected ahead of me at the QB position, that's totally okay because in a normal 10 to 12 team reddraft
1:12league that most of you guys are playing in, Malik Willis is just going to be there in the last round or two for you
1:18to select. And I'm totally comfortable with that just being my plan at QB going into the season because the upside is
1:25really strong for Willis as a runner. Uh over the past two seasons, 23.6 six fantasy points per start with the Packers. That's of course across three
1:37starts, but also that would have tied with Josh Allen for the most fantasy points per game of any quarterback last year. He did that by averaging seven
1:46rush attempts and 58 rushing yards per game over that sample. Both would have been top three marks last year. We are
1:55just looking at potentially the most productive running quarterback in the NFL that you can just take in the final round of your fantasy drafts right now.
2:05And there's even a little bit of intrigue or some further upside that you can talk yourself into for Willis as a
2:12passer. Now, of course, the weapons in Miami are not great outside of Devon Achan. Uh but Willis has been a really
2:21efficient QB uh on 117 drop backs over the last two years. He easily leads the NFL in EPA per drop back, about double
2:31what Josh Allen put up over that span.
2:33Uh his 47 EPA per drop back, far ahead of Lamar Jackson's 2024, which is kind of the best full season that we've seen
2:42uh at QB recently. And also the sample size, while it's small, we have a pretty good track record of small sample
2:51efficiency at the quarterback position.
2:54It is actually a position where efficiency is predictive because the the last few guys to be between 100 to 200 drop backs with a really strong EPA over
3:05the last handful of years have been Willis uh rookie season Brock Party when everybody the common take was well Perty is nothing like he's just a total puppet
3:16of the Shanahan offense. There's no way that he's going to hang around and continue to be a productive quarterback for years as he has. Uh, and then Sam
3:24Darnold with the Panthers is the other recent example of a small sample high EPA quarterback that we've seen. Uh, and of course, yeah, Darnold goes on to
3:34completely revive his career with the Vikings, with the Seahawks, wins a Super Bowl after that. So, I I really don't think it's just small sample bias or
3:44anything to say Willis has been amazing uh on his drop backs over the past couple of seasons just because there is
3:51real upside for that to turn into like an actual long-term NFL starter. And if that's the case, then yeah, Willis is
3:59just going to be a mid-range at worst QB1 this year if he hangs on to the job all season and the offense is like
4:07anywhere close to functional. Uh, add in the rushing, add in the scrambling and th this is just an amazing QB1 upside
4:16type of bet that you can get completely for free in manage reddraft this year.
4:20And I highly recommend you have this as like a backup plan in your mind uh kind of regardless of what happens at the
4:27quarterback position ahead of you in your draft. QB2 ADP for Malik Willis. And I'm just with you. If he plays the full season, he's
4:37going to beat this ADP. And I think he also has top 12 quarterback upside. It's not too dissimilar of a bet from like
4:44Justin Fields in years past where it's like he does have a very very wide range of outcomes. were mainly buying because
4:51of the rushing upside, but he's just a significantly better passer than Justin Fields has ever been in his career. And any any sample, I know it's just a
4:59three-game sample, but the passing numbers for Malik Willis have just been significantly better than Fields. So, it's like kind of a similar bet at a
5:07completely free price for Malik Willis.
5:10You look at those three starts that he's made over the last three seasons, he's averaged nearly 60 rushing yards per game. Ryan, for reference, Lamar Jackson
5:18is at 52 rushing yards per game. Jaden Daniels at 50. They're QB1 and QB2 over the last few seasons by rushing yards
5:25per game. So, it's like, yeah, okay, maybe he only throws for like 160 passing yards per game. And the the receivers kind of stink. Maybe they
5:32don't really spike his efficiency, but he just has like almost like a touchdowns worth of equity in terms of his rushing upside just from his
5:39rushing, you know, yards per game alone.
5:41Uh, at QB21, it is an all upside pick.
5:44All upside. the floor is very low and if he does stink like you you spent a last round pick on him like you're gonna be
5:50able to find a decent quarterback off the waiverwire to pick up and play over him. I'm just with you on Malik Willis
5:56this season. I think he makes a ton of sense in any build. I think you could pair him even with somebody, you know,
6:02somewhat boring like Brock Pery. Uh take him in like the ninth or tth round and then you have like an upside swing that
6:08you can stash late on your bench this season. I love this call quite a bit here. Malik Willis is going to be a big
6:15part of my draft plans this year. Ryan, who's another player you're looking at late in drafts? I believe it's a running
6:22back. Yeah. So, G getting a little bit into my kind of late round strategy or philosophy. I don't really like taking
6:30just the pure contingent bets, the pure handcuffs at the running back position in the late rounds because more than often these are the players that you're
6:38just going to be dropping on the waiverwire in after week one uh for whoever like the most surprising role player was or the biggest breakout in
6:48week one, the hottest waiverwire pickup.
6:50Uh so you want to keep that in mind when you're making these picks. want these players to have a chance to prove
6:55something to you in week one to say, "Yeah, actually it is more valuable to keep me on the roster over any of these
7:02other options on the waiverwire." That's how I really approach late round picks.
7:06And I think Katon Mitchell is maybe the best example of this at running back in the late rounds right now. Uh I'm a big
7:15Omar and Hampton fan. I've talked about that uh throughout my content uh on this channel a ton. So none of this is to
7:22take away from Omar and Hampton's case in round two. But kind of separately for Katon Mitchell at this very late ADP,
7:30there's a lot of upside here. Uh we have up on the screen, this is a chart from Hayden Winks, uh just showing rushing
7:37efficiency, EPA per carry, rush yards over expectation uh for various running backs last season and or over the past handful of seasons. And yeah, Keen
7:47Mitchell is just top right of the chart.
7:49He's an absolutely electric runner. Yes, everything we're going to talk about with Mitchell is small sample, but like you watch this guy and he is just so
7:58explosive. It's just very obvious to anybody that puts their eyeballs on him.
8:03I would say I'm not a film tape guy whatsoever, but he is one that just looks different uh whenever he's on my
8:09screen personally. The stats back it up.
8:12So, that's great. Also, we have Mike McDaniel as the play caller here for the Chargers. And his backfields have always been among the most valuable in the NFL.
8:22Top six in backfield expected fantasy points per game since 2021. That compares to Greg Roman who was the Chargers play caller last year. Ranks
8:30dead last in that same stat among 44 qualifiers. So, there's going to be a lot more just general backfield volume with McDaniel coming over. This guy
8:41authored two RB1 fantasy RB1 seasons out of Devon Hin and Raheem Moer in the same year back in 2023. Don't forget uh both
8:51over 17 fantasy points per game. So it it is totally possible that multiple backs from this Chargers team vastly outperform their cost. I want to be very
9:00open to that. And Mitchell's role that I envision or that we might just see in week one to see if this gets confirmed
9:08and if you can keep him on your roster uh is going to be the more design target uh gadget type gadget sounds like bad. I
9:17don't mean it in like a negative way. I mean it in a positive and exciting and efficient and explosive way. uh where
9:24yeah, Mitchell can just have a lot of these design targets, design runs, a lot of the trickery uh in this offense and I
9:32think he would succeed a ton. Uh over his career, Mitchell averages 10.4 yards per target on designed targets. That is second of any running back. This is
9:43where we saw Devon Achan really make his living over the past handful of seasons.
9:48Uh Mitchell, yes, while he's definitely a size outlier, that this is the best coach for a size outlier running back to
9:56be with. Uh Tariq Cohen and Devon Achan are the only two kind of similarly sized backs coming out of college, at least by
10:05how they weighed in at the combine, uh that have ever been fantasy relevant.
10:08But yeah, I mean, McDaniel uh turned Han into a productive uh fantasy football player, so why not Katon Mitchell? Uh, and of course the anecdote that
10:20everybody loves sharing from this off seasonason is that McDaniel put up a wanted poster of Katon Mitchell uh in the GM's office. That that's just kind
10:28of fun and funny, but it does speak to the idea at least that I I think McDaniel could be cooking something
10:35here. Um I I don't know that it has to come at the expense of like an Omaran Hampton, but just like an 8 to 10 touch
10:44role for Katon Mitchell where it's all very efficient. It's targets uh it's like reverses like all all of this like crazy tricky stuff that McDaniel can do
10:55I think could be like fantasy viable in like a flex sort of way. So I yeah, he's just of all the running backs that go
11:04very late, I think he's just one of the better clicks because his upside case is not only dependent on exactly a running
11:12back getting injured in week one. Like you you could turn around after seeing the week one usage and saying, "Oh, this
11:18is a serious player that should still be on my roster."
11:22>> Right. I think that's the case with Mitchell. It's like I I'm looking at the same way like he's probably a low-end
11:27type of flex player every single week, but this is a tricky year in particular to find the contingent running backs that do have that kind of not only like,
11:36you know, clear contingent upside, don't have a whole lot of competition behind them as like the RB3 or RB4, but also
11:42like do have some standalone value. Keat Mitchell definitely is going to have some standalone value. I think the one thing I come back to with just his
11:49efficiency metrics is like dude getting to play in the same backfield with Lamar Jackson really does it really does help just you have you have to take a
11:58defender basically on every play that you think it's going to be a run and kind of assign them to Lamar either if
12:04it's a zone read or or some sort of option play you look at you know yards before contact per attempt over the last
12:10three seasons the Ravens are just by far clearing everybody uh by 2.5 yards per before before contact per attempt next closest team, Ryan, is the Detroit Lions
12:19at 2.2. All that being said, though, I mean, Mike McDaniel has always been an incredibly good run game coordinator. I think this is one of the few things
12:27that's been consistent about his offenses over the last couple of years.
12:31He's gotten very inconsistent quarterback play. I think at times he's kind of struggled to manage games, but his run games have always been very
12:37good. Miami is fifth best in yards before contact per attempt. not on the Ravens level, not on the Lamar Jackson's level and kind of the orbit that he
12:45brings in in the NFL, but yeah, this is going to be a very good run offense and I could certainly see him being that
12:51kind of like eight to, you know, 10 carry per game with a couple of design targets, having some like big flex weeks
12:57for sure. And then you mentioned the fact that if Amarian Hampton does go down, I think it'll be Kamani Vidal as
13:03the kind of, you know, replacement early down runner, but that doesn't mean that Keaton Mitchell certainly can't take a few extra carries in that scenario.
13:11Ryan, we got a full team going here. You got a quarterback, a running back, and now we're going to talk a tight end that
13:17you have identified as one of your favorite late round picks this year.
13:21>> Yeah, late round tight end is just where it's at. It's been one of the it out of any position, it's the most successful
13:28position to draft in the late rounds just generally over the past 5 to 10 plus years. So, we should be really
13:35interested in late round tight ends. And one of my favorite final round ones is Chig Okonquo this year. Uh, one like
13:43archetype of tight end that we see kind of come out of nowhere and succeed at these very late ADPs, uh, can be these
13:52kind of flexonly passcatching tight ends that maybe aren't the every down inline blockers, but when they get into a situation or an offense that a doesn't
14:03have a lot of other pass catchers on which they can rely, which makes the coaches want to get this passcatching tight end on the field and B, the
14:13offense is in a lot of negative game script, a lot of obvious dropback situations that are also encouraging a Chigok Conquo type of tight end to be on
14:22the field running routes as opposed to an inline blocker. Uh, then we can get like these really awesome out of nowhere
14:28type of fantasy seasons. Uh, producer trail have it on the screen right now.
14:33But yeah, out of these like Harold Fannon, Evan Engram, John Smith uh types of years, one of the common trends has
14:40been that their team just spends a lot of time trailing. And I think that's what we could see with the Commanders
14:45this year. Their win total over under is just seven and a half games. This defense was bottom six in points per
14:52game allowed, bottom two in EPA per play allowed last year. They've turned over a lot of their personnel on that side of
14:59the ball. But Dan Quinn to me is by no means like a mastermind that I should always expect to have an average to
15:06above average defense. That has not at all been the case uh for him over the past handful of seasons. So I I think
15:12you can pretty easily argue that the Commanders could just be in a lot of negative game script this year. And right now as their roster stands, I I
15:21think Okonu is just the second best pass catcher there. Uh he came into the NFL at the same time as Trayon Burks, who's
15:29also on this team. Uh but he's beaten him in career yards per run. He has over two times the career receiving yards as
15:37Trayon Burks and they played on the same team together for three years. So it's not like a totally out of nowhere
15:43comparison, right? Uh Diami Brown just a 16% target per run over his career to a conqu.
15:51And I like Antonio Williams too. I'm I'm not saying that he couldn't break out and be the team's wide receiver, too,
15:57but I mean, on average, you've got over the last 5 years, 20 out of 25 round three rookie wide receivers haven't
16:05exceeded 400 receiving yards. Like, the the odds are just not that great for guys drafted around where Antonio Williams is to be these big immediate
16:14contributors. So, I just think there's so much runway for a Chico Conquend to mid-range tight end one just off of a
16:24pure PPR scam where he's one of the only guys that this offense wants running routes. Uh they just have a der of other
16:34options and it turns into well, we have a really good quarterback in Jaden Daniels. We have to drop back a ton.
16:41Okonu ends up being a fantasy viable tight end with a final round ADP.
16:48This is a part of the reason I'm super heavy on Tara McLaren this year is I I just love your analysis on this
16:53Washington team. I think Dan Quinn is just a complete fake sharp. You look at basically any year of his career where
16:59he's not had Micah Parsons. His defenses have been, you know, below average or way below average in terms of points allowed. Uh this is a team that really
17:09has struggled in their rebuild on defense, which I also blame Dan Quinn on. He's been the head coach now for three seasons. He's had, you know, two
17:16drafts to go through to kind of now a third draft to go through and and kind of rebuild this roster, and they're just
17:21still not even close. Um I'm with you. I I think there's some under underrated and untapped upside in this passing offense. And Chiga Conquo has always
17:30kind of been I mean, he's always been a a fantasy friend. You know, we've all we've always wanted Chick Aonco to have
17:36like a bigger role and play in a much better offense. Well, now he gets to play with Jaden Daniels, Ryan, who has
17:41a, you know, career 5% pass touchdown rate. Uh he's just, you know, Aonco has played with just some bottom of the
17:47barrel quarterbacks there with the Titans for a number of years. Obviously, Cam Ward's rookie season went a little sideways. Then, you know, his rookie
17:54season, he's playing with Ryan Tanahill and Malik Willis. Then we got the Will Levis experience for the last couple years. It's been really, really brutal
18:00for a conquo and fantasy. So, this is his big chance. Big chance to get into, you know, 70% route share role and play
18:09a lot more. Uh, I'm I'm with you on Chig. I I think there's some upside here for sure, especially if they don't sign
18:14another receiver, man. I mean, this this is an offense that certainly could have two fantasy relevant receivers. Uh, you know, playing well every single week.
18:23Aonquo is completely free as well. Like you mentioned, tight end 18, tight end 19 ADP. He's going around Kenyan Sadi in
18:31ADP right now. And I I I think I'm just with you. I think Okonquo makes a ton of sense in this offense for sure. One
18:40player that I am taking a late round stab on as kind of purely the contingent upside bet. Ryan was saying earlier, you
18:48know, we want ideally our late round running backs to have some standalone value. This player has zero standalone value. I'm just viewing him as the best
18:55contingent upside bet at running back and it's Tank Bsby. The Eagles did absolutely nothing. Nothing guys behind Tank Bsby this off season. They brought
19:06back Will Shipley. They have Damen Pierce. They've got some, you know, just kind of dusty vets. It will be all Tank
19:12Bsby. If, god forbid, knock on wood, that nobody gets hurt, Saquon Barkley.
19:17We're not hoping that Saquon Barkley gets hurt. I'm just looking at this as like if he does mistime Ryan. If he does
19:23mistime, we are going to see Biggs be in some sort of like quasi bellcow role where Yeah, sure. Jaylen Herz probably
19:30takes a lot of the goal line equity, a lot of the, you know, the touchdown equity will go to Herz, especially on
19:35that tush push. But Bixsby should step in and play a 70% rout 70% snap share at at worst. The only thing I could see is
19:43like Will Shipley playing like long down a distance and, you know, two-minute drills. But Bsby to me is the clear lead
19:52like contingent upside handcuff running back in fantasy. It's kind of a tricky year for that. I think there's a number of players you could, you know, kind of
19:59squint and say, you know, kind of similar upside cases for like Ray Davis in particular when the Bills. All that being said, I think Bsby is my favorite
20:07bet. He's going in the 150s, 160s, and ADP. If you do draft Saquon Barkley, I I always go back and forth on handcuffing
20:14when it's like a very, very cheap bet that we know is going to be the clear backup, then I'm I'm more for it. And in
20:20this case, I am in on Bsby.
20:24Yeah, you hit the nail on the head in a couple of ways there. Uh, one is that, yeah, in terms of obvious handcuffs that
20:32we can be 80 to 90% sure are going to be the guy if the starter goes down, Bsby is in that group to me. And he's also
20:40one of just the cheapest backs in that group. Uh, a lot of the other kind of clear handcuffs or clear contingent
20:47plays are a bit more expensive. So, I'm kind of with you in in that I am more willing to draft a bigsby on a Saquon
20:56team or even on a nonSaquin team. Uh ju just because it's yeah, the opportunity cost is much lower. Uh I, as I was
21:04saying earlier, I generally prefer just the nonpure contingent bets for late round running backs. I think it also depends though on your league size and
21:13your bench size, especially. uh like if you're in a league that has deeper benches where you can just kind of hold
21:19these handcuffs uh without having the opportunity cost of whoever you're going to add on waiverss be that big uh after week one then it makes a ton of sense
21:28and then I think yeah as handcuffs go bigby is one of the better values right now. Yeah. in high stakes leagues like
21:34FFPC, NFC where we've got a 20 round draft and a lot of people are just holding picks after the 16th or 17th
21:40round, then yeah, that that's this is where it makes sense to kind of, you know, just take a few of these
21:46contingent upside running backs like Tanksby and just stash them on your roster for the rest of the season. One, because the waiverwire is usually very,
21:54very thin in deeper formats. And two, it's like, yeah, I mean, if if you know, one, if Barkley were to miss time, yeah,
22:00you're gonna probably want Tank Bixby on your roster. I think in general, we're overconfident in our ability to pick the right contingent upside bets, but in my
22:10opinion, this is one of the like over the last couple years, this is one of the clear-cut like I feel very very
22:15strongly that Tank Bsby would get a huge role if Saquon were to miss time. And yeah, in managed leagues where it's like
22:21a 10 team league and you only have like, you know, a couple extra bench spots, yeah, you're probably going to be
22:26turning and burning a lot of these kind of uh, you know, handcuff type running backs. BSBY probably makes a little less
22:32sense in a league where you have to use, you know, your bench for actual bench players, right? or you like might be
22:37using him as a flex every single week, then it might make more sense to take someone like you mentioned, Keaton Mitchell or even Isaiah Pacheco as
22:44somebody who's going to get like a couple of, you know, 8 to 10 touches per game and and have a little bit of
22:49touchdown upside in that scenario.
22:51That's where that makes a little more sense. Ryan, I'll get us out of here.
22:55One player that I am taking in all of my leagues, whether it's managed, whether it's baseball, whether it's like a shallow league, a deep league, I'm just
23:03taking shots on Jaylen McMillan, Bucks receiver, going to step into a much bigger role this season without Mike Evans. I think he profiles as the clear
23:13outside perimeter receiver in this offense. And he also might just be really freaking good at football. Over his last 10 games that he's played
23:21across 24 and 25. So the end of his rookie season and then the few games he played last year. Last 10 games he's
23:27averaged 13.3 PPR points per game.
23:31That's like a you know mid-range wide receiver 2, high-end wide receiver three. He's run hot on touchdowns. I don't think he can sustain his touchdown
23:40totarget ratio. There's just no way that any player can really sustain what he's done. He's got seven touchdowns on about 55 targets in that span. But this is a
23:49player Ryan who last year came back from a really bad neck injury and started running more routes than Amika Ibuka at
23:55the end of last year. Albeit, of course, they had Mike Evans, they had Chris Godwin playing in a full-time role.
24:00That's not going to be the case this year. Both players are going to be full-time players. But the Bucks, you know, basically said, "We we trust this
24:06guy as like a borderline starter even though he's not played and barely practiced all of all of last year."
24:13There's some anecdotal factors. There's also some metrics underneath the hood that look quite good for McMillan beyond just the production. He's always been
24:20pretty efficient when he does get on the field in terms of his overall efficiency over the last couple years among these
24:26Bucks receivers. He definitely like you know he can certainly hold up a little bit to you know Mike Evans and the rest
24:33of this you know really strong target competition he's had over the last couple of years. McMillan's yards per route run is nothing to write home
24:40about. It's 1.5, but it's in that same range where Amika Abbuka was at the end of last season. It's where Chris Godwin
24:47was last season as well. And he's not going to be coming back from a really bad neck injury. McMillan had a horrible
24:53neck injury last season that pretty much ruined his year. He's fully healthy going into this year, and he's going to have to play a whole lot more. Uh, I
25:03just kind of want to make bets on all of these cheap bucks. I also like Baker Mayfield as a late round quarterback.
25:08He's QB19 in ADP. He's been like QB6, QB7 in fantasy points per game over the last couple of years. Uh Jaylen McMillan
25:16though is a very very strong bet. Small sample efficiency last year, Ryan, but 2.4 yards per route run. You zoom out,
25:23you look at the last two years, it's it's declined a little bit, but led this team in yards per route run last season.
25:29I am big on Jaylen McMillan this year as a late round pick.
25:34Yeah, that's really interesting. He's one that I hadn't considered a ton, but as you make the case for it, I find
25:40myself believing it. And yeah, for the cost of a last round pick, I I think that is totally appropriate. Uh I I've
25:48talked a lot about this Buccaneers offense where my biggest take is that it's just very unclear to me where the targets are going and kind of how it
25:57shakes out. Uh I think it could be an efficient offense, at least in theory.
26:02Uh, Zack Robinson has been one of the biggest users of during snap motion uh, in the NFL over the past couple of
26:09seasons. That's been one of the biggest efficiency cheat codes. We've seen Baker Mayfield be 50% more efficient on plays with motion at the snap. So yeah, if you
26:19tell me I can get a piece of this offense at the cost of basically free for yeah a Jaylen McMillan who as you
26:26pointed out has had uh yeah stretches of really strong production somewhat booied by touchdowns but also like a a pretty decent prospect that is young. Came out
26:37a couple of seasons ago I think was a better prospect than Ted Hurst who they just drafted for example. I I I yeah was
26:44not into Hurst whatsoever. He's gotten some positive buzz this off season to play the X position, but I don't personally really see it. He was very
26:53much just like sort of productive at really small schools. Like that's just an archetype of receiver prospect I always run away from. Uh so I I'm with
27:02you in terms of I think McMillan is at least going to be on the field for close to a full-time role. He should win that
27:08over Ted Hurst, at least in my mind. And yeah, assuming that happens, if we get into the position where he's the motion
27:17man in this offense, like I think that's pretty interesting. I I really like that case you just laid out. He'll be the
27:23Trey Hamberling of this Bucks offense, the motion man that puts everything together for the Bucks. Now, I actually think that'll be a Mika Abuka. I like
27:32Eg. The more I've looked into Eg more I've liked him, I think he he does have that kind of secondyear upside. But
27:37Jaylen McMillan, I just kind of want him to take cheap bets on this Bucks passing offense. I think it's pretty undervalued. McMillan is a big part of
27:44that. He's wide receiver 61 and ADP across the industry on sleeper wide receiver 61 and FFPC and FF and in F gez
27:54FFC. He's going even earlier, a little earlier like wide receiver 55. Uh all that being said, it's still a really nice bet uh for this Bucks offense. And
28:04like you said, you know, Zack Robinson is a significant play caller upgrade compared to Josh Grizzard a year prior.
28:11Uh I'm in on I'm in on this Bucks offense. I mentioned it just very quickly. He's not we're not mentioning him on the show, but Baker Mayfield is
28:17also an awesome late round quarterback for some of the reasons that Ryan just alluded to as well. He's very very cheap. QB19 and ADP. I think Malik
28:25Willis has more upside. That's why we brought him on to the show. Uh, but Baker Mayfield certainly makes a lot of
28:30sense for the same reasons that we like Jaylen McMillan. This was five players that we are clicking in the last round
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