10 Ways To DOMINATE Your League - The #1 Draft Strategy in 2026 Fantasy Football
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Aug 21, 2026
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Fri, August 21, 2026
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Amon-Ra St. BrownBaker MayfieldBijan RobinsonBrock BowersCam AkersChristian McCaffreyChuba HubbardDak PrescottDalton KincaidDavid MontgomeryDerrick HenryDrake LondonDrake MayeGeorge Kittle
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Amon-Ra St. Brown
PositiveValue15:16
The source recommends targeting Amon-Ra St. Brown in the first round as a core piece of a viable zero-RB draft strategy.
Insight pageBaker Mayfield
PositiveValue17:24
Baker Mayfield is a recommended late-round quarterback option for managers who wait until the end of their draft to secure a starter; he is currently ranked as the QB17.
Insight pageBijan Robinson
PositiveBreakout0:40
Bijan Robinson is a top-tier fantasy asset with 'power law' potential and 10,000-point upside. The source ranks him alongside Jahmyr Gibbs as a tier above other players.
Insight pageBrock Bowers
PositiveValue20:22
The source identifies Brock Bowers as a viable tight end target for fantasy managers in eight-team or ten-team league formats.
Insight pageCam Akers
PositiveValue5:33
The source cites Cam Akers as a historical example of a mispriced running back who served as a 'free square' in previous drafts, noting he was undervalued by two or three rounds.
Insight pageChristian McCaffrey
NegativeProjection0:00
Christian McCaffrey is a high-upside asset who consistently finishes first or second at his position when healthy; however, he carries a 40% injury risk. Despite the durability concerns, his league-winning potential remains immense, with the source noting a 67% championship appearance rate for his owners two years ago.
Insight pageChuba Hubbard
PositiveValue16:11
The source identifies Chuba Hubbard as a great value pick for managers seeking a high-floor running back, noting a projected 60% snap share.
Insight pageDak Prescott
PositiveValue18:32
Dak Prescott is recommended as the top quarterback target in six-point passing touchdown leagues, providing production similar to Joe Burrow but at a significantly cheaper cost (three to four rounds later).
Insight pageDalton Kincaid
PositiveValue20:22
The source indicates that Dalton Kincaid is a viable tight end target for fantasy managers in eight-team or ten-team league formats.
Insight pageDavid Montgomery
NegativeUsage0:43
David Montgomery's presence significantly impacts Jahmyr Gibbs' fantasy production, as Gibbs' scoring average drops notably when Montgomery is active.
Insight pageDerrick Henry
PositiveValue6:34
The source considers Derrick Henry an excellent value pick at the 2.12, suggesting that pairing him with a 1.01 pick like Jahmyr Gibbs constitutes a perfect start to a draft.
Insight pageDrake London
PositiveValue15:24
The source suggests drafting Drake London in the second round as a pivot option if preferred running backs are unavailable during a zero-RB draft.
Insight pageDrake Maye
PositiveValue13:47
The source cites Drake Maye as a historical 'Exodia' quarterback example, noting his finish as the QB2 in fantasy points per game last year despite being drafted in the double-digit rounds.
Insight pageGeorge Kittle
PositiveValue20:41
George Kittle is recommended as a cheap, mispriced tight end target, despite the source acknowledging potential early-season injury concerns where he might miss week one.
Insight pageIsaiah Likely
PositiveUsage20:48
Isaiah Likely is highlighted as a strong tight end value who could serve as a team's leading target until Malik Nabers returns to full health.
Insight pageJa'Marr Chase
PositiveProjection1:43
Ja'Marr Chase is an incredibly valuable asset, ranked slightly above Puka Nacua in formats requiring three starting wide receivers. The source recommends targeting him in the first round as part of a viable zero-RB draft strategy.
Insight pageJahmyr Gibbs
PositiveBreakout0:40
Jahmyr Gibbs is a top-tier fantasy asset with 'power law' potential. He averages 28 fantasy points per game when David Montgomery is absent. The source prefers Gibbs over Bijan Robinson due to the Lions' superior offense and considers him an ideal 1.01 draft pick when paired with a strong second-round running back.
Insight pageJalen Hurts
PositiveValue6:52
The source endorses drafting Jalen Hurts in softer auction leagues, noting that the positional value can be balanced out in later rounds.
Insight pageJared Goff
PositiveValue17:24
The source identifies Jared Goff (ADP QB16) as a late-round quarterback target with a high enough floor to maintain a team's win probability, allowing managers to wait until the final round to draft the position.
Insight pageJayden Higgins
NegativeInjury35:57
Jaden Higgins is confirmed to have suffered a season-ending injury, which negatively impacts team depth.
Insight pageJoe Burrow
NegativeValue18:41
Joe Burrow serves as a benchmark for fantasy production, with the source noting that Dak Prescott offers similar output but can be drafted three to four rounds later.
Insight pageJordan Love
PositiveValue17:24
Jordan Love is suggested as a high-floor, late-round quarterback target for drafters who wait on the position; he is currently ranked as the QB18.
Insight pageJosh Allen
PositiveValue6:47
The source endorses drafting Josh Allen in eight-team leagues or softer auction formats, noting that the value lost at other positions in these formats can be easily recovered later.
Insight pageKyler Murray
PositiveValue17:24
Kyler Murray is highlighted as a late-round quarterback target offering a sufficient floor for managers who wait on the position; he is currently ranked as the QB19.
Insight pageMalik Washington
PositiveSleeper35:50
The source highlights Malik Washington as a high-upside deep sleeper for FFPC formats, noting his potential to reach 100+ targets while being available with the last pick in drafts.
Insight pageMatthew Stafford
PositiveValue18:47
Matthew Stafford is suggested as a potential QB2 option for fantasy managers who have already secured a primary starter.
Insight pageParker Washington
PositiveSleeper17:55
Parker Washington is considered the most mispriced player in drafts, currently five rounds too cheap with WR1 upside due to his role in the Liam Coen slot-heavy offense.
Insight pagePuka Nacua
PositiveValue1:43
The source identifies Puka Nacua as an elite, incredibly valuable fantasy asset, ranking him in the same tier as Ja'Marr Chase. He is recommended as a primary target in the first round for managers executing a zero-RB draft strategy.
Insight pageRhamondre Stevenson
PositiveValue16:11
The source identifies Rhamondre Stevenson as a great value pick for managers needing a high-floor running back, citing his projected 60% snap share and a 70% snap share in the playoffs; he is preferred over Tyjae Spears due to his positive EPA impact on the Patriots' offense.
Insight pageTank Dell
NegativeValue35:53
The source identifies Tank Dell as one of the most mispriced players in current drafts. While acknowledging the risk associated with his previous season-ending injury, the source emphasizes his high-level performance and production when healthy.
Insight pageTony Pollard
PositiveValue16:11
The source identifies Tony Pollard as a great value pick for managers needing a high-floor running back with a projected 60% snap share.
Insight pageTreVeyon Henderson
NegativeBust19:42
The source explicitly states they are fading TreVeyon Henderson and will not be drafting him in any of their leagues.
Insight pageTucker Kraft
PositiveValue20:39
Tucker Kraft is identified as a grossly mispriced and cheap tight end target, with the source noting his potential for a high route share, potentially increasing from 70% to 80% throughout the season.
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Episode Transcript
0:00Say it again.
0:00>> You absolutely know the answer. And so 101 is the best pick you could make. It is, you know, pre-injjury, Christian
0:08McAffrey was the last time I ever felt this amazing about a 101 pick. And before that, it was Leian Tomlinson. And
0:14we really could be traveling back in time to like my first year ever playing fantasy football in my stepdad's league where it it was like snake leagues are
0:24broken. You have to go to an auction league because every year whoever gets the 101 or the 102 is going to win their
0:31league. It's the Leenian Tomlinson, Priest Holmes, Sean Alexander. It's just like they're too OP. They're too overpowered, you know? Maybe even like
0:40you have to ban Jamir Gibbs and Bejan.
0:43But yeah, so like I that's how strongly I feel about Jamir Gibbs who averages 28 fantasy points per game in his career
0:49without David Montgomery. But the second best pick is the 102. And like I also really love Bejan. I see that sort of
0:57power law potential for both of these players. I prefer Jamir Gibbs, but I like them both and they're both like it
1:03feels like tears above whoever comes next. Jamar Chase, Puka Nua, Christian McAffrey. Uh tears above is really what like I see 1,00 10,000 upside for Bejon.
1:14Um but certainly Jamir Gibbs on the better offense. I I I lean more heavily towards that. It still has that sort of,
1:22you know, from the days of old Leenian Tomlinson, Breece Holmes, and then there's everyone else. Uh, and then the the next best pick after the 102 is the
1:30105. Uh, because that's a little tier where you have Christian McCaffrey who every year he stays healthy. He finishes first or second at the position in
1:39fantasy points. It's just he only stays healthy like 60% of the time and the other 40% of the time you have to try
1:45and win your league uh without your round one pick. But in the game of fantasy, upside is more valuable than downside is detrimental. Perhaps yeah,
1:54probably even true in in round one. Um cuz cuz uh what was it two years ago? Uh
2:03Christian McCaffrey owners had a 67% chance of making it to their championship. Like it didn't matter anything else they did. It almost felt
2:11like it was impossible to win without him. It was impossible to lose with him.
2:15And like that's the sort of upside he possesses. And then obviously Jamar Chase and Puka and Nakoa Nua incredibly valuable. So I'd go with I'd go with I
2:24would go 101 102 105 104 103 106 112 111 110 109. Like that's >> Yeah.
2:36>> My god, that's that's a lot of information right there.
2:39>> Yeah, I'm a freak. Sorry. I I put a lot of thought into this. Yeah.
2:41>> No, you're good. Okay. I'm going to ask you one more question on where you're selecting. Yeah.
2:45>> If you're picking 103, do you begrudgingly just take Christian McAffrey or you going Jamar Chase or Pukan Nikua?
2:51>> So I would personally So in a in an ESPN 10 team, ESPN 12 team, two running backs, two wide receivers, one tight
3:01end, one flex, I would take Christian McCaffrey. That's what I would do. If it's a three wide receiver, I would take
3:09>> Nua or Chase. It really feels like a tie to me. I kind of keep flopping back and forth, but probably chase a hair above
3:16right now today. Um, and by the way, if it's third round reversal, I don't care.
3:21It's still to me, it's still 101, 102, 105 as the best ones.
3:27>> Are you able to quickly articulate the math on why adding that third starting receiver ch like why that impacts the
3:34math so much that it would steer you in a different direction?
3:37>> I know the answer, but I want to know if you can quickly articulate. you know, uh, value is derived from partially
3:43scarcity and so it is the more scarce position and then, uh, adding that extra wide receiver starting spot kind of balances things out a bit. But like you
3:51could just do the back of the napkin math yourself, Brett, where it's like, okay, so in that such a format, there's
3:58there's only there could only be 32 starting running backs in the NFL, but you have 24 mandatory started and then you have the flex spot on top of it. Oh,
4:10and a number of these NFL teams have like really gross 50/50 committees. it just drives up the value of running backs, which by the way are also the
4:18positions that tend to score the most fantasy points or uh the the the you know power law outcome odds. Um and so
4:27the most you know week- toeek consistency and so it's it's yeah that's that's why.
4:33>> Gotcha. Okay. Um your plan of attack in the first three rounds. I know you covered this in your draft guide
4:39extensively and I again I'm gonna recommend people go read that. It is absolutely must readad. My my win rate in in reddraft leagues is disgusting and
4:48it's 100% because of Scott. So, um, anyways, what is what is your plan of attack in the first three rounds?
4:55>> Yeah, I think you could really just draft off of my overall rankings and be fine. Like, don't worry about ADP. Don't
5:01worry if you just drafted three running backs because I feel like I did a good job of baking in uh, you know, these
5:07these points. But, um, generally if you're doing that, uh, or even if you're not and you just want good advice, it's
5:14I I really feel like you're you're seating an edge if you're not starting running back, running back, or maybe if the right wide receiver falls, it's wide
5:23receiver, running back, running back, or running back, wide receiver, right?
5:26Basically, you just want two running backs by the end of round three. Uh, and so that has to do with everything we
5:31just talked about, positional scarcity.
5:33I think even in a three wide receiver league, this is this is my my preference. So, it has everything to do
5:38with that, but it's also every year is its own unique special snowflake. So, it's like, is zero RB optimal? Is it
5:46suboptimal? It depends on the season, Brett. And this year, I'm not seeing a ton of really good running back value in
5:53the middle to late rounds. Like last year, we had Cam Scataboo, who to me felt like a free square mispriced by two
6:00or three rounds. And so, I felt a little bit better about a hero RB approach. go running back, wide receiver, wide
6:06receiver. Uh, but this year I'm not see I'm not not feeling that strongly about it. Um, and again, the bigger thing is
6:12there's just a ton a ton of insane wide receiver value in the middle to late rounds of your draft. Really grossly
6:19mispriced guys. I I don't remember the last time ADP was this bad. Sig Bloom came on our show, said the exact same
6:25thing. Dro said the exact same thing.
6:27And so because of all that wide receiver value, it makes sense to push up running backs.
6:34>> Yeah. Personal anecdote here. I've been trying to go running back running back.
6:38I'm not forcing it obviously, but the board just seems to fall that way.
6:41Whether I'm picking at the one spot or the 12, it seems like it's fallen that way. Like I I shared on a show recently,
6:47I just did a draft where I got Jir Gibbs at the 101 and Derrick Henry at the 212.
6:52And I'm like that's literally the perfect start to a draft to me. So, um, I'll I'll do that every opportunity I get. All right, here's another big
7:01question people want to know, especially the standard 1 QB um, type drafters, which is most, you know, home reddraft leagues. Where are
7:09you drafting a quarterback?
7:11>> Uh, so in an eight team league, you have totally have my blessing to go get a Josh Allen, a Jaylen Herz. If you're in
7:20a softer auction league, you have my blessing to just do that. I'm going to give you enough value uh with the other positions
7:28later. Um but in a typical 12 team one quarterback league, I really prefer to take a late round quarterback approach.
7:37Everyone knows the Exodia quarterback every single year gets drafted in the double digit rounds and finishes top three at the position and fantasy points
7:44per game. Not to toot my own own horn too much, but yeah, like the hit rate on that has been incredible. And why is
7:50that? It's because ADP is just bad at the quarterback position. It's not me being any any genius. It's really just ADP is much worse at quarterback than it
7:59is running back or wide receiver. And there's always there's a lot of turnover outside of Josh Allen. And so it the hit
8:07rate on these late round quarterbacks is immense. It's also again due to positional scarcity. There's 32 starting quarterbacks. You know, one QB 12 team,
8:16you only need to start 12. It just doesn't matter and it just doesn't really it's not that impactful in terms of wins above replacement or odds of
8:24winning the championship. Like last year, Drake May was the Exodia quarterback. You got him really late in your draft. He finished second at the
8:32position in fantasy points per game. And uh still the war wasn't really that immense for him. Um and so yeah, I think
8:39I have my this year's Drake May that I feel really good about. Um, and there's honestly like three runner-ups I also
8:46like love at cost. So, yeah, I'm I'm really waiting at the position in a 12 team. You could you could win with any
8:55approach, but my preference this year especially is to really be the last team in your league to take a quarterback.
9:02>> Yeah. So, I was that was going to be my followup is like until I was really listening to your draft advice, my
9:08general like rule of thumb for myself was like, okay, once 11 QBs come off the board, I'll look to draft my first one
9:14kind of thing. Do you follow the a similar approach or do you keep it more based on the rounds? Historically, the
9:20the best quarterback to take, and it always kind of worked with the Exodia, too, was um once all 11 teams have one
9:28quarterback, there's like this three round lull because no one wants to draft a quarterback. And so, I would in competitive leagues, I would really push
9:36it and, you know, right try and time the start where people start drafting QB2s and then maybe I'd draft two. Um that's
9:45really how deep I'd push it. You don't I don't think you have to get that aggressive. In my draft guide, I talk
9:51about this low-end QB1 I really want.
9:54And it changes on whichever site you're drafting on. This low-end QB1 I really want. And then the Exodia quarterback who in some leagues is going in like the
10:03last three rounds. So like he's he's your safety net to fall back on always.
10:09And because he exists, because he's so mispriced, I never feel the need to to reach or feel the need to take a
10:16quarterback. Um, but also like, hey, if I'm in my own draft and there's no running backs, wide receivers, tight ends who really excite me, yeah, go
10:24ahead, take a take a quarterback. That's that's fine. You could do that. But generally speaking, it's just you want the opportunity cost. You you really
10:32want to pay up at the premium positions, which are running back and wide receiver. There's like a weird cluster um that I've been targeting. It's well,
10:41I'm not going to reveal your exod QB, but I've been I've been targeting him.
10:44But then even beyond that, you have like Jared Goff, he's the QB 16. Baker Mayfield, the QB 17. Jordan Love the QB
10:5118. Kyler Murray the QB 19. It's like you literally could just wait until the your last pick of the draft and draft
10:58one of those guys. And that's a that's a high enough floor to not really impact your your war. So, >> so, so that's that's a in a in a
11:05fourpoint for passing touchdown league, the whole edge is drafting quarterbacks who run. That's just such a cheat code.
11:12>> In a six-point per passing touchdown league, I'll give you the six-point Exodia. It's Dak Prescott. Just take Dak Prescott. He's
11:21>> He's basically Joe Burrow, but three or four rounds cheaper. Uh, so that's what you do. like literally just do that and
11:27then maybe maybe draft Stafford as your QB2 or if you miss out draft him or Baker, whatever. And then in a superflex
11:34league, what am I doing? Because talking about positional scarcity, you go from 12 of 32 starters being in your fantasy lineup to basically 24 of 32. That
11:45really puts them on par, if not above uh running backs. But again, ADP is so much worse historically at the quarterback
11:53position than running back that again, I like to take a late round quarterback approach. I like to, you know, really target these these these quarterbacks in
12:02the later rounds who are grossly mispriced because there aren't so many grossly mispriced running backs.
12:09>> Love it. When are you drafting a tight end? I know we did uh go to our YouTube and check out our tight end, you know,
12:15rankings and tiers episode. I think we give you a lot in that. But for right here, right now, what can you what can
12:21you say about drafting a tight end?
12:22>> Yeah, again, in an eight team league, 10 team, you could draft Bowers, McBride, totally have my blessing. 12 team. I'm
12:29really waiting at the position and I'm I'm I I'll reveal my strategy because I know people get annoyed when you know we
12:36keep too much behind the payw wall is it's it's Tucker Craft or George KD who are just so cheap, so grossly mispriced
12:46and then pairing them with a Dallas Goddard or an Isaiah likely and I think that's just like the perfect synergistic pairing Brett because yeah, you worry,
12:56hey, George KD might miss week one and then return week two. Tucker Craft, you know, he might be at a 70% route share
13:05in the first half and then jumps to 80% in the second half. Um, but Dallas Gddard has the softest early season
13:12strength of schedule at the position.
13:14Isaiah likely could be um the team's leading target until Malik Neighbors you returns to full health in November, let's say.
13:23>> Would you say it's likely? [laughter] >> I would say. and and and so it's like those are all like grossly mispriced
13:31players. And so again, like that what's my tight end strategy? It's well, where's the value? And that's where I'm seeing the value at the tight end
13:38position this year.
13:40>> Okay. Which which rounds of the draft do you consider like your league winning rounds? Obviously, you can't mess up your first round pick, but where where
13:47do you find the most value? Is it like rounds three through six, or do you have like a sweet spot you like to hit some
13:53targets in? Well, the rule with Exodas, Brett, is is it's illegal for me to to name someone an Exodia if they go rounds
14:00one through four. Um, and uh, so yeah, five through nine, five through eight, I would really see say, are the the league winner
14:12rounds where grossly mispriced wide receivers.
14:17There's three Exodia wide receivers, two Exodia running backs this year. And so that's really where I'm seeing the biggest, you know, like you could just
14:26draft off of ADP those first three rounds and build like a nice team. But like when you get to those rounds,
14:32that's where you really see the guy going in round five who should have went round three. And that's really where you're probably going to win your
14:41league.
14:43>> Awesome. Um, you mentioned zero RB probably isn't like the optimal strategy, but it is possible that it it becomes viable depending on how your
14:52draft is going. What is the viable zero RB path?
14:55>> Oh, absolutely. Yeah. I mean, like I think really this year you could win with any approach. Again, I said I I I
15:01think ADP is bad this year. Uh whether that's due to baseball brain rot, whether that's due to, you know, the rise of AI influencing rankings, I don't
15:10know. But um yeah, so if I were to take a zero RB approach, it would really be dependent on the white right wide
15:16receiver being there. So it's like I take a Puka Nua, Jamar Chase or Aman Ross Brown in round one. Round two,
15:24let's say all the running backs I love dry up, but uh Drake London's still there. So I take Drake London. Then I I
15:31still like really need a a running back in round three or round four. And then I take probably the the first Exodia
15:39running back. And then I take the second Exodia running back, which is a guy with real league winning upside that I see
15:45like after after the first what is it 20 running backs go like I this is the only other guy with league winning upside and
15:52he his ADP is like RB30. Um and then I So so he'll be my RB2 or RB.
16:01Yeah, probably RB2 or three maybe. And then the next running back is like I'll take right after him is is a high floor
16:11running back who's like gross. So it would be like a Raandre Stevenson or a Chuba Hubard or Tony Pard is like a
16:19really great value. He's like the cheapest guy who's probably starting and getting a 60% snap share. And so it's yeah it's pairing it's getting a round
16:28three or four running back for sure.
16:31grabbing this high upside running back I like and then grabbing some like boring it's eating your vegetables bread. It's it's just grabbing the guaranteed
16:39points. And I think you could be wildly successful because when you do that it means you you have an edge over everyone
16:45else at wide receiver and quarterback and tight end. And there is something to be said about zigging when others are zagging. You know like I said RB RB is
16:54optimal but you know there there is there is that is where the price is. you know, like that's where, you know, it's
17:00a little more expensive to do that to say you could say and, you know, the contrarian drafters might be getting more value. I I don't know. It It
17:09doesn't feel super persuasive to me, but um you could definitely win with a zero RB approach.
17:14>> All right. You gave away some of your exodious, >> by the way. Yeah. And also load up on on handcuffs if you took if you win zero RB
17:22the last three so rounds of your draft.
17:24Just draft a bunch of handcuffs. And you don't want to hope for an injury, but uh position yourself nicely in case there
17:30is an injury >> and and and scour the waiver wire every week. That's huge. Sorry. Go ahead, Brett.
17:36>> No, you're good. You're good. All right.
17:37So, you've already mentioned you you had a couple Exodas from last year that you wouldn't leave drafts without, like Drake May, like Cam Scataboo. Is there a
17:46player you're willing to give us right now that you're not going to leave a draft without? Maybe you're willing to go two rounds ahead of ADP on on them to
17:54make sure you get them.
17:55Well, yeah. You've you've heard me give this one away a few times. It's it's Parker Washington. You know, we had Theo
18:01Griminger. You and I were doing the NFL draft and he forced me. He was like, "You have to give us an Exodia." And I
18:08was like, "Well, the most grossly mispriced player in drafts right now is Parker Washington. He feels like five rounds too cheap." And, you know, slowly
18:16but surely, his price is rising up. He's still to me maybe the single most mispriced player in drafts right now. I
18:23really see easy wide receiver one upside for him and I see a pretty high floor as well. I know Chris Wet doesn't really
18:29agree with me on this, but he just looked incredible in those final few games. He has the Liam Cohen slot role
18:36that his offense runs through the slot wide receiver. You loved what he showed on film. Uh it honestly reminds me of uh
18:44you know Adam Thielen. You know I he was an Exodia once upon a time. he was a UDFA uh and he just had this like he he he he
18:52looked good in like the last four games that's all he did all year and then the next year he was a top five fantasy wide
18:59receiver and I I I see something similar. Um and uh yeah, this is this is probably my number one ride or die this
19:07year. It's >> funny you mentioned Adam Thelen. When I lived in Charlotte, North Carolina, I had a friend who worked for the
19:13Minnesota Vikings at that time, and they gave me a heads up on Theelen being a superstar after his rookie year, and
19:19then lo and behold, he became a became a superstar. All right. Instead of flag plants, how about uh someone you're fading? A guy like even if you had 25 to
19:3050 drafts, you're just like, I'm never leaving the draft with this player.
19:35>> Yeah. Oh, well, I said this as a joke on on my stream with Theo because he keeps I every, you know, we we prep for that
19:42and I'm like, "Hey, I cannot pick up another share of Trayvon Henderson.
19:46Please, like, I will I will rage quit the stream." And we just keep drafting Trayvon Henderson. Like, I keep capitulating to him because that's one
19:53of his guys. And now I have three FFPC teams with Trayvon Henderson. But I I said on the show he's like the
19:59anti-exodia. And it is true. I I really don't like the cost on Travon. I get the upside, but he really just feels like
20:06one of the most expensive handcuffs in the league to me. If you look at what what the Patriots did last year in the
20:14games that mattered most in the playoffs, Raandre Stevenson had a 70% snap share.
20:21>> Y >> Tvon Henderson was 31%.
20:24Uh he averaged he averaged four fantasy points per game in the playoffs last year. And the crazy thing about it is if
20:30you look at the EPA onoff splits, the Patriots with Raandre uh on the field was like 0.25
20:41with Tvon Henderson was like negative.3.
20:44And it's like they they did not want him on the field and they were better off for it. Maybe he was playing through an
20:50injury that that we'll find out. But, you know, the vibes around camp kind of, you know, one of the I we one of one of
20:56our video clips went out on Twitter and uh uh one of the Patriots best beat writers commented on it. He was like,
21:02"Yes, Scott's 100% right here." Like, Raandre is the guy you want to draft, but Trayvon goes above him in every single draft.
21:10>> Interesting. Okay. I know we're going to do a sleepers episode eventually, the two of us, but which players to you
21:17matter matter the most in the final rounds? And do you have like a crazy deep sleeper you want to drop right now?
21:23>> A crazy deep sleeper I want to drop. Um, so it's what is a sleeper to you, Brett?
21:33Like in a in a casual league like Josh Downs is a sleeper and I I you know >> like do like last pick of the draft like
21:40ceiling dart throw if everything >> again casual league last round it could be like Jakori [snorts] Kroski merit but like if we're talking about FFPC then
21:50it's Malik Washington.
21:53>> Yeah, that that's >> tank. What how about Tank Dell? How about like Jaden Higgins just suffered a season ending injury. Tank Dell was the
22:01OG ascot when he was healthy. He looked unbelievable.
22:06Um and so it's like yeah, maybe he's never going to be the same player again after a devastating injury. But if
22:12that's wrong, like yeah, he's he's one of the most mispriced players in all of drafts right now, right?
22:18>> Yeah. I'm not necessarily a big believer it's ever going to h He hasn't practiced two days in a row yet,
22:23>> right? But I Yeah.
22:24>> Yeah. Yeah, that's a good counter argument. [laughter] >> Yeah, >> but I get the sentiment. I get like Malik Washington, too. Like he could be
22:32a 100 plus target guy and you get him with the last pick in your draft. Like that makes sense. That's the kind of
22:37deep sleeper I'm looking for. So you you did answer adequately. All right, I have one more question for you and then we're
22:42going to get out of here. You ready?
22:43>> Yeah.
22:44>> Who are the worst fans to draft with and why is it Bears? I'm just kidding.
22:49That's going to do it.
22:52>> I had to I had to do it. I have to Scott and I well and mostly me. I've been in a
22:58feud with Bears fans since >> Hey, I said this on the last show. If the Bears are We need a bet. We need a
23:05bet where if you're wrong about the Bears, you have to wear a Caleb jersey every single episode for an entire month.
23:15>> If the Bears do what?
23:17>> Finish top five in scoring.
23:20>> They're going to finish top five in scoring. So then it's Benj. Why do you hate them?
23:24>> I I don't hate the Bears.
23:26>> If Caleb If Caleb is above average in catchable throw rate.
23:32>> Oh, bet. Done. [laughter] >> Every episode for a week or for a month >> for a month. So let's do 32 qualifying
23:41quarterbacks.
23:41>> Wait, I I got a better I got a better one.
23:43>> Okay.
23:44>> If Caleb Williams Yeah. 32 qualifying quarterbacks. If he's above average in catchable throw rate, I will wear a Caleb Williams jersey during the entire
23:53draft stream when we do the NF our NFL draft coverage.
23:56>> I want an entire month. I want that plus an entire month.
23:59>> All right. That plus an entire month.
24:00>> So So, so what is is it is it across the full season? Are we going to have to wait till January to see this or could
24:06it be by Thanksgiving? Okay.
24:08>> Yeah, we'll follow it and it'll be uh across the whole season.
24:12>> I like that. So, >> I'm trying to get back in Chicago's fans good graces. I'm trying to win them back.
24:18>> I'm not.
24:18>> Listen, I love Luther Burden. I love Coloulston Lovelin and Dynasty. I love Ben Johnson.
24:24>> Same. Same. Love them all.
24:27>> I just don't think Caleb Williams is as good as Bears fans. Apparently, that's enough to >> chill. Let's I I want Trey to let us do
24:35>> negativity. No one wants to hear this. I want Trey to let us do an episode of Brett me read Reed's mean tweets because
24:41I have some absolute bangers from a guy.
24:43A dude yesterday called me liver king, which is legitimately funny by the way.
24:48>> He's better than Grover. I'll say that.
24:51>> All right. Well, that's going to do it for us today on Fantasy Football Daily.
24:55Remember to head over to fantasyoints.com. New fresh website, front office tool. All of Scott's draft prep is on there, the draft guide, the
25:03articles. Thank you for listening. We are out.
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