Evan Silva’s Offseason Winners + EARLY ADP Targets You MUST Draft | Fantasy Football 2026
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Kenneth Walker IIIMalik WillisZay FlowersRyan FlournoyIsiah PachecoJahmyr GibbsJoe AltJonathon BrooksJustin Herbert
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Isiah Pacheco
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Had a top 15 scoring season a couple years back in Kansas City, showing that the Chiefs can produce elite running back fantasy value.
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Ranked 101st in Evan Silva's top 150 rankings at Establish the Run.
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Expected to be back for week one after missing time, which will strengthen the Chargers offensive line.
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Recently quoted as saying he feels near 100% and will be ready for training camp after repeated ACL tears; was a really talented guy coming out of college.
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Considered a really great target this year with the improved Chargers offense under Mike McDaniel.
Insight pageKenneth Walker III
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Going top 15 overall in early baseball drafts and mid-round in early redraft leagues; analyst feels very good about him as a top 20 pick in a great Chiefs situation.
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Has 77 catches over the last two seasons, addressing the pre-draft knock that he didn't catch passes well; this receiving ability is really big in the Chiefs offense.
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Could end up getting an 18-19 point per game season with a pretty safe floor given the Chiefs' historical lack of good running backs and Andy Reid's running back whisperer history.
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Dolphins have built around him with the most gargantuan offensive tackle duo in the league (Patrick Paul 6'8, 331 lbs; Kaden Proctor 6'7, 352 lbs), signaling they've pushed their chips in on him in year one.
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Could lead all quarterbacks in rushing yards this year running off the edges behind elite offensive tackles; could average 50+ rushing yards per game for an 800+ yard rushing season.
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Still a fantastic value in all formats despite the Dolphins' uncertain overall performance; as long as he's on the field, he'll rush for a ton of yards.
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Great athlete who had some big games last year; can play the slot or outside and is a nice bench stash with upside to become a fantasy starter.
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Locked in as the Cowboys' number three receiver in one of the pass heaviest offenses in the league; can play slot or outside and could become a fantasy starter if something happens to CD Lamb or George Pickens.
Insight pageZay Flowers
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Offseason winner who ended last year really well; with new offensive coordinator Declan Doyle and no draft/free agency additions to hurt his target share, he could have a really big year.
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Analyst drafted a ton of him last year and plans to draft a ton of him again this year; loves him and expects positive touchdown regression.
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Had 86 catches and over 200 yards last year; if he scores 8-9 touchdowns (vs. his historical 5, 4, 5 in first three seasons), he'll be a smash wherever he goes.
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Episode Transcript
0:00We're talking some of fantasy football's biggest offseason winners, some of the best landing spots from the NFL draft, and a couple of offenses that could
0:07break out in a major way right here on Fantasy Football Daily. Theo Gringer joined by Evan Silva today. Let's get it.
0:22That's him. That's the OG.
0:28All right, welcome to Fantasy Football Daily right here on the Fantasy Points podcast network and Fantasy Points YouTube.
0:39First time guest today, Evan Silva. And Evan, I got to say it's fitting that we're podcasting together today since we are the two best NFL mock drafters I
0:49think uh in the entire world at this point.
0:51>> Of all time.
0:52>> Of all time. Of all time.
0:55>> There you go. So, why do you talk about you? You took down which contest, Evan?
0:58the Fantasy Pros mockdraft accuracy and you took down the Huddle Report. So, and those are the two biggest contests, I believe.
1:06>> Yeah. And and I think that big NFL media, they're in complete shambles and utter disarray. The two fantasy guys were able to uh knock down some of the
1:15the talking heads uh that are always telling you how how like LinkedIn they are and how locked in and they're texting with this GM and all that stuff.
1:22Well, listen guys, if you're so good, why did Evan and I crush you this year in the in the mock draft contest? But
1:27Evan, big shout out to you. You also took down the Huddle Report. Uh 2018, 2019, one of those years.
1:34>> Yeah. My my last year at Road to World.
1:37>> Yeah. So, there you go. And um yeah, would be remiss without saying like for your first time here on Fantasy Football
1:42Daily, I told you like you're the last person I I needed to get on this show because I had I've had so many people
1:48on, but of all the people like I respect throughout the industry and I've whose work I followed before I was even making
1:54podcasts, you were certainly like a big influence on me. Uh some of your OG podcast and then all all the great work
2:01you've done over at Establish the Run.
2:02So really excited to chop it up with you today. What do you guys have going on this time of year? NFL drafts like the
2:08the door is closed and like what's uh what's the rest of April and early May look like for you?
2:15>> The NFL draft is like a big time grind, especially the those five days like the the day before and then the day after in
2:22and as well as the three days that it the actual draft lasts. But, you know, getting all the stuff prepared for the
2:29the predictions the day before, the three actual days, and then I put like a lot of effort into my NFL draft grades.
2:37I know that people are very critical of draft grades. You got to wait three years. You can't you can't judge a
2:41dude's career until he retires, you know. But, um, I I like to take it like a a process based approach to grading
2:50the draft, talking about like what veterans were acquired with, uh, picks that that each team had, um, trades up and down the board, were those trades
3:00beneficial, adding picks. Um, and then the the last part of it to to me is like my opinions on the individual players,
3:08but I think that we can judge a team's process without having, you know, the players retire before we do actual draft
3:15grades.
3:16>> Yeah, 100%. And I think it's kind of disingenuous for people to say three years from now because a lot of these
3:22teams in the NFL, like we saw last year, Seattle and New England playing each other in the Super Bowl, how quickly
3:28things can change in the NFL and how much of an impact year one guys can make. Look at what Seattle was able to
3:35do last year with Gray Zable, Nick Emani. Without those two guys, they probably don't make the Super Bowl. So, I think it's a little disingenuous. Who
3:43were the teams you were most impressed with in the NFL draft collectively? Like who drew a a grade for you?
3:51>> I think the Giants killed it. Um I really like I I mean I like what the Eagles do almost every year, but
3:57especially this year. I mean acquiring Jonathan Grard, you know, is like the cherry on top to a really really nice draft. Um you know, they they drafted
4:06the Bitnikov award winner and the Mackie award winner. Um, yeah, those are two teams that that really stuck out to me. I really like
4:15what the Raiders did as well. I think that the Raiders finally maybe at long last are headed in the right direction.
4:22>> Yeah, I'm with you on that. I think Cleveland, I think the New York Jets, uh, there was a couple of teams
4:27>> agree on both of those.
4:28>> Did very, very well. So, uh, fun NFL draft. I think it was a wideopen one.
4:33Why don't we start out a little bit towards the top? And I think this is a conversation that's going to carry on
4:39into the summer. Right now, this is a conversation for Dynasty managers in rookie drafts, but I think it's a reddraft question. I think it's a best
4:48question. We had two wide receivers go in the top 10 picks. Carnell Tate goes to the Tennessee Titans. Jordan Tyson goes to the New Orleans Saints.
4:59Which player do you think is primed for a bigger 2026 season? Who would you be more comfortable clicking that button for right now?
5:08>> I am all in on Jordan Tyson. I I'm I'm all in on the Saints offense as an as an entity this season in Kell Moore's
5:16second year. He wants to lead the NFL in um plays per game. They play indoors. I think they're going to have a really
5:24hard They went all in on their offense.
5:26Um, trying to surround Tyler Shuck with with as much talent as possible. They've got a really good offensive line.
5:32They're going to have to compensate for what's still a pretty bad defense. So, I mean, I I don't think that we're going
5:38to see Jordan Tyson leapfrog Chris Olive to be the Saints number one receiver, but I think we're going to see him have
5:45a lot of big games with Carnell Tate.
5:48You know, Calvin Ridley is still there.
5:51They gave a lot of money to Wendell Robinson. Um, you know, I I I I think that, you know, Carnell Tate was not a a
5:59high volume uh producer in college.
6:02We've never we haven't seen him be a number an actual number one receiver.
6:06Um, you know, at at any point in his college career. So, I mean, I think that Carell Tate will will have big games,
6:14too. But I I I like the upside of Jordan Tyson and the floor of Jordan Tyson. I I'm going to be really aggressive. I'm
6:20going to release my top 150 in probably like a week and a half and I'm going to be very aggressive on Jordan Tyson.
6:29>> I I love the take. I I think I'm a little higher on Cardinal Tate than you are, but I think they're both like in
6:34lock step for me. Jordan Tyson has some outs though. Everything ran really well for Chris Ave in terms of staying on the
6:42field last year. But the concussion history is scary. if he were to go down, you'd have number one target in a Kell
6:50Moore offense where we know the tempo is going to be good. You know, they're going to run a lot of plays. And I
6:54completely agree with you about what they've been able to do for Tyler Shuck.
6:59A lot of people are talking about ETN uh as well as uh Jordan Tyson, but they also I like the Bryce Lance and Oscar
7:06Delp picks where you add that like elite speed there. So, really really strong stuff. I think both of those guys are
7:11are strong targets. And I think that the general attitude of, hey, the 2026 class sucks is kind of making those guys uh uh
7:21easier to get in all formats. Dynasty, I think they're a little underrated, but especially like baseball and reed raft.
7:27I think those guys have really, really strong passways. What if I asked you this one, Evan, just a kind of a
7:33contrarian take to your Carnell Tate worries. We've seen this with Bri Brian Dable before where he's got a number one target that his team acquired. It
7:43happened in Buffalo with Stefon Diggs and it happened in New York with Malik Neighbors. Tate's different than those guys, but we've seen him really fast
7:53track and really like have a high target share, a lot of first read rates to those guys. Do you think there's a
7:59pathway where that's Tate or is it you're a little worried about the offense in whole Jell Robinson then of course the stuff you listed about Tate?
8:08>> I think that that's the way that Carnell Tate gets there if if Brian Debold does you know fasttrack him to the number one
8:14receiver role like he did with Malik Neighbors like he did with Stefon Diggs.
8:18It's just being a number two receiver throughout his college career kind of kind of bugs me a little bit and just
8:26you know the the the production. I mean, he had 51 catches last year, you know.
8:31Um, so I mean, I I I don't like I don't like not want Carnell Tate, but I I think that from a projectable
8:39standpoint, you know, is he going to be an 80 catch player right away in the NFL, you know, competing with Calvin
8:45Ridley, competing with Wendell Robinson?
8:47Wandell Robinson can be really, really annoying. I mean, Wendell Robinson is a guy that over the last two seasons has averaged like 135 targets per season,
8:57you know, and and he can really eat into um the the volume that the other players in the offense get. So, I don't know. I
9:06mean, you know, you kind of explained it like there is one one avenue for Carnell Tate to be more productive than Jordan
9:12Tyson right away. That's if Brian Dable fasttracks him into that clear-cut number one receiver role. I just I don't know. You know, Brian Dable loves his
9:20guys and Wando Robinson is one of his guys.
9:24>> Yeah, very interesting discussion. I think uh you know, whether you agree with Evan, you agree with me on two versus three right behind Jeremiah Love
9:31in terms of the skill position, rookies, non Fernando Mendoza, like Tyson and Tate, they both landed really, really well. Both could end up having really
9:40strong seasons and I want access to both of those guys. Mai Lemon though, Evan, like we podcast together over at your
9:48channel in the pre-draft process. We did a a rookie draft. Adam Levitan and John Dagel and I think that was that was Pat
9:55Garrain as well. Um Mai Lemon was a guy that I know John has been extremely high on in the process. Had him as like his
10:04102 for a lot of it. You're not having to pay that price anymore because he landed at 21 overall uh and with the
10:11other two guys going ahead of him. But there's a little bit of apprehension even paying the 105 in Dynasty or seventh round pick in underdog baseball
10:21streets because people are worried about his fit with Jaylen Herz in Philly. Are you thinking the same thing? Do you are
10:30do you worry about this kind of wide receiver winning in a Nick Serriani Jaylen Herz offense?
10:37>> First of all, I'd feel more than fine paying the 105 for Mai Lemon in Dynasty.
10:41I mean, I'd feel really good about that.
10:42I think that in Dynasty that's where you bet on Mai Lemon for 2026.
10:48I think that skepticism is the the way to go because and it's not just his fit with Jaylen Herz. It's the fact that the
10:56Eagles run one of the runheaviest offenses in the league. That is not going to change. If you want to go to
11:01Jaylen Herz and also Dvonte Smith I think is a true alpha especially we are you know assuming that AJ Brown is going
11:08to be removed from the equation. I think that Devonte Smith becomes the alpha.
11:13Saquon Barkley is going to get a lot of balls. Dallas Goddard returns. Um, and then Jaylen Herz, as you mentioned, the
11:19fit with Jayen Herz is questionable because, and this is a stat from Rich Rebar, since Jaylen Herz entered the league, no quarterback in the NFL has
11:27thrown a a lower percentage of passes in the middle of the field than Jaylen Herz. He's not a middle of the field
11:33passer. Um, to me like Mai Lemon was the kind of guy if he jumped into the right situation, he could be a guy who catches
11:40a 100 balls every single year. And I just don't think that that's in play in year one for him. And also I I I'm I'm I
11:51kind of wonder because the Eagles like to use a lot of multi-tight end sets and they gave Dantavian Wix money and they
11:59gave Hollywood Brown some money and so is Mai Lemon going to be like a 60% offensive snap player as a rookie? that
12:08that that's where my concerns stem from the the runheavy nature of the offense and is Mai Lemon going to be a player
12:16that is on the field for every snap as a rookie. I just I I think it would be a good season if he catches 70 passes and
12:24I think that that could even be difficult. The Eagles don't throw the ball that much. Yeah, I think that the it's the volume that would be the
12:31concern for me. uh where if he landed another offense, then we could make a pathway where overall targets could kind of overcome, you know, any sort of
12:40quarterback uh traits or, you know, their past historical uh tendencies. Uh I'm going to I'm going to still be I think that's a great way you put it
12:48where the dynasty, like the long-term outlook for Lemon makes sense, but maybe the ceiling case for 2026 uh takes a big
12:56hit. I think he's very talented. I think they like him and it could be a situation where they try to force feed
13:02him early to to really fast track him.
13:04But like you said, Squan, he's sort of the one nobody's talking about where he could bounce back this season in in a
13:11major way and look not like he was in 2024, but a little bit better than he was in 2025 in terms of efficiency. But
13:19Devontto Smith, I completely agree with you. He's primed to have maybe his best season ever in fantasy. you could see a
13:25situation where he averages 17 18 points per game after never being like a 16 point per game guy in any other season.
13:32So completely with you on Smith, were there any other rookies where you're like, "Wow, this guy landed well. I'm into him uh in this sort of range in
13:41this fit."
13:42>> Yeah, I mean I like the landing spot for Casey Conpsion because I think that he can be the Browns number one receiver
13:49right away. Um, and I think that Denzel Boston can end up being like the sacrificial ex receiver as Matt Harmon calls it. Um, where he's not a big
13:59volume player. Denzel Boston was not a big volume player in college really either. And Casey Conpsion just mashes in the middle of the field.
14:09I understand the quarterback concerns.
14:10Trust me. Trust me. You know, that's going to be an issue. Absolutely. But I think that Casey Conpsion can be the
14:16Brown's number one receiver in year one.
14:19Um, Antonio Williams, I thought, and he we had Mike Rener on uh before the season or before the draft, and he loved
14:27Antonio Williams. Antonio Williams goes to a situation where he could be, you know, I mean, Terry McLaren is going to be the dude in Washington, but Antonio
14:36Williams can be the number two guy, I think, in Washington, uh, like from from the jump. And then Zachariah Branch, who
14:43was kind of like a polarizing player, I feel like um enter throughout the draft process because he caught so many screen
14:50passes, but if you look at his production uh on passes where he wasn't catching screens, he was great yards per route run, really efficient. Um really I
14:59mean, he's just fast. He's 435.
15:02And um I I I tend to have a um I I I tend to like take a liking to receivers who were really good in the return game
15:12because it show in college because it shows that they are really good with the ball in their hands. I mean you could
15:18the the list is so long of stud receivers in the NFL who were awesome in the return game. Ty Hilton, Odell
15:24Beckham, Dez Bryant was a sick punt returner um at at Oklahoma State.
15:30Zachariah Branch was an awesome return man in college. And if you look at the the depth chart in Atlanta, I mean, it's
15:38like wide open behi beyond um Drake London. So, I think that Zachariah Branch landed in a great spot. I love it. And I I love getting guests on that
15:47kind of agree with me on Zachariah Branch. Zachariah Branch is a dude set the record for the most receptions ever at Georgia. And people love pointing at,
15:56you know, these are all screen passes.
15:58their low eight out variety, but that's what the offense was at Georgia.
16:02Certainly, he was able to have a huge target share among a bunch of other like future Sunday players, not only from the
16:10underassman, but also Oscar Delp was drafted in the third round this year.
16:14So, I I'm into Branch. I think there's some parallels, and people hate this one, but there's parallels to Tank Dell's rookie year where it's like the
16:23hometown team drafts him uh and he's a third rounder. He's a little small, but he punches above his weight class. And
16:30Evan, if it's to a tongue of Ailoa, the low ADOT stuff is great.
16:34>> Absolutely. And I I also think that, you know, at the end of the day, like I think Zachariah Branch had with like 81
16:39catches last year and >> just the fact that, you know, the the Georgia offense identified him as a player. Hey, we want to get this dude
16:48the ball and get get him uh the ball in with his hands because he can make plays with the ball in his hands. Like I
16:54understand that, you know, the routes don't necessarily translate to the NFL, but like this is a dude that they want to get the ball to because he can make
17:04plays and that that to me I I think reflects positively.
17:09100% agreed. Uh let me bounce ahead a little bit on the this show sheet. Let's keep talking rookies here. What's your
17:16excitement level with Jeremiah Love? You got the Notre Dame hat on. We all know Jeremiah Love is a baller. Uh, and are
17:23we getting a discount on him? Because last year fantasy managers were maybe a little burned having to use the 10th, 11th, 12th overall pick on Ashton Genty
17:32and only getting like 14 and a half points per game out of it. Or are you concerned at all about guys like James
17:40Connor, Tyler Algier, and maybe the offense not being that great?
17:45>> It's not just the Notre Dame hat, Theo.
17:49It is the signed Rudy Rutiger 45 jersey >> and the signed Johnny Latner 1951 Heisman winner on the on the front cover
17:59of Time magazine. You see that?
18:01>> That's awesome. That is awesome.
18:03>> Anyway, uh Jeremiah Love. Uh yeah, I mean I think that I I think that like mid to second round to um to to late
18:13second round is is where Jeremiah Love is going to belong. I mean, I the Cardinals did give Tyler Algier money.
18:20Um, they did bring back James Connor.
18:22James Connor could be pretty annoying, I think, for Jeremiah Love because he's probably the best pass blocking back that the Cardinals have. Those guys end
18:30up playing 30 35% of the snaps. Tyler Algier could be really annoying at the goal line. I mean, that's that's where
18:39he was really good in Atlanta, and that would be an excuse to get Tyler Algier the ball after they gave him. Um, it's
18:46it's all about the situation in Arizona.
18:49How many touchdowns are the Arizona Cardinals going to score this year with Jacobe Brassette, disgruntled Jacobe Brassette at quarterback, and then
18:56eventually Carson Beck, and then how many of those touchdowns is Tyler Algier going to vulture and how many is Trey McBride going to score? I just
19:04touchdowns move the needle in fantasy football and Jeremiah Love is going to have to hit long runs to score touchdowns. I believe he did that at
19:13Notre Dame. Notre Dame, although I love Notre Dame, um played a very soft schedule after its first two games, Texas A&M and Miami, and then from the
19:23they had like the easiest schedule in NCAA Division One after that. And Jeremiah Love hit a lot of long touchdown runs. That's way harder to do
19:31in the NFL. Yeah, you make sort of a a bull case here. I will say that ADP's supporting Love uh where you don't have
19:38to make as as heavy a bet. You say midsecond. That's probably where I would have him ranked. Right now, we're seeing
19:44him at like the 23 turn in some of these early best balls. We'll see how it shakes out over the summer. Um his pass
19:51catching upside though, Evan, is is very interesting and I think that's a little bit underrated. But you talked about Jacobe Brassette and you said there's
19:59going to be a rookie as well. And that's sort of a segue to the next question.
20:04When we I did my offseason winners podcast right here on Fantasy Football Daily and Brock Bowers was one of them.
20:12There was no target competition whatsoever really drafted in the NFL draft. Uh he's competing with guys like Jaylen Naylor, uh Tucker, Jack Bash,
20:21guys like that. Um, but then I think back and it's a you still have to deal with a rookie quarterback being breaking
20:27in. Trey McBride last year really benefited from Jacobe Brassette taking over, but then Arizona drafts Carson Beck and I think most people are
20:38assuming it's just going to be Jacobe Brassette for most of the season, but he was 1 and 11 last year. So there could
20:44be a nightmare scenario in my head where Trey McBride gets off to a really fast start and you're dealing with Carson
20:51Beck in like week six, not week 12. They put him in early when Arizona's like 1 and5 to start out the year. Is there
20:59anything to be said about McBride and Bowers who are going to go in the first round in FFPC locks? Is there any
21:06apprehension clicking that button with those guys knowing that they're going to be catching passes from a rookie? And on the flip side, does this make Coloulston
21:14Loveland even more appealing in what could be an unbelievable offense for the Chicago Bears and Ben Johnson year two catching passes from a thirdyear
21:23quarterback in Caleb Williams?
21:25>> I'm going to rank them for sure Brock Bowers, Coloulston Lovelin, Trey McBride for sure. There you go. I mean, Trey
21:32McBride, look, it's funny. Trey McBride was a Mackie Award winner. Brock Bowers won two Mackie Awards. Um, Trey McBride,
21:42it was a little bit of a mirage last year. I mean, they were dropping Jacobe Brassette back to pass 50 times a game.
21:48I I mean, I don't think that Mike Laflur is going to want to do that, you know.
21:51And I also think that the Cardinals are just going to rack up losses and eventually they're going to go with Carson Beck. And I don't believe in
21:58Carson Beck. I don't know what what are your feelings on Carson Beck. I have very little faith in him.
22:03>> They're not good, Evan. They're not good. I mean, I think it's he's he started for two major colleges. I think
22:08is the number one thing. Uh so he's he's played in big situations, but I know Brett Whitefield, who evaluates talent uh o over here at the college level for
22:17us at Fantasy Points, >> detests Carson Beck's game. And >> I'm I never thought we'd have to be discussing him in late April, early May
22:27as a guy who's going to be starting NFL games. For me, he looks like a longtime backup quarterback that Arizona might
22:33just throw in as starter this year. It's It's terrible for fantasy for me. Yeah, I I described him as a weak-armed pocket
22:40sloth. Um, so I I don't I don't have very much faith whatsoever in Carson Beck. And um I I don't think that Mike
22:50Laflur is going to want to be dropping any any of these quarterbacks back 50 times a game like they did with um like
22:56Jonathan Ganon did with uh Jacob. That was a mirage. I mean, Trey McBride is good, but I don't think he's nearly as
23:04good as Brock Bowers or Coloulston Love.
23:06Um, I have a lot more faith in the combination of Kirk Cousins and Fernando Mendoza. And then if you look at just an
23:14utter lack of target competition with the Raiders, Brock Bowers could catch 130 passes this year. I mean, I'm going to try to jam him into my first round
23:23when I when I publish my top 150. And then Coulson Lovelin, man, this the ceiling is so high on him. I mean, he
23:30might already be I think Brock Bowers is the number one tight end in the NFL, but Coulson Lovelin, I think, might already
23:35be locked in number two. He's not going to come off the field. He can block, which helps him. And um yeah, I mean,
23:43that that a thirdyear springboard for Caleb Williams. You could see that he he made a big step in year one of Ben
23:50Johnson. Think about the kind of leap that that Caleb Williams can make in year two of Ben Johnson. It gets you
23:56really excited about Colston Loveland.
23:59Yeah, we and we saw what the a target ceiling game can look like for Coloulston Lovelin down the stretch with all those double-digit target ones. Was
24:06it 15 targets in an NFL playoff win? Uh so I I'm completely with you. I think Lovelin's a strong value and it gets
24:13stronger and stronger when you take a step back. Tight end four and five for most people. Tyler Warren, that's a pretty clear thesis when you look at
24:22Warren, but Harold Fannon Jr. we thought we had that same thing. We already talked about Casey Conpsion. We already talked about Denzel Boston. They drafted
24:32two wide receivers in the first 40 picks. Quinn Sean Judkins looks like he's going to be healthy for camp. We know he's going to get a ton of touches,
24:41uh, you know, in terms of rush attempts.
24:44Do you have any worries about Harold Fannon Jr. because the market's steaming him up big time? He flipped Tyler Warren uh for a lot of the offseason, the
24:51pre-NFL draft baseball ADP, and in leagues like FFPC, leagues like Underdog, he's still going very highly.
24:59Do you think that's uh an appropriate player to attack in that range, or are you kind of avoiding that four five?
25:06Because especially in the second half of the season last year, the Browns funneled so much of their offense through Harold Fannon. I think that the
25:14coaching staff change is maybe the biggest concern for me. And then you have the fact that the Browns could end up starting like three different
25:23quarterbacks easily. Um that's another concern for me. It's not the rookie draft picks. I don't think it's the environment. Um with Harold Fannon, I I
25:34I feel very good about him, but I mean if we're, you know, if we're trying to pick, you know, poke holes in them, it's
25:40the coaching, it's the environment.
25:43>> Yeah. My take with Harold Fannon was and and people didn't like it. I talked about him as sort of a guy who took a
25:49little bit of a knock. I worried a little bit more about the rookies than you did. Um for me it's like if I'm
25:55drafting a like a lot of times we have a bigger gap between tight end one, tight end two, then there's a tier break, then
26:01tight end three, there's a huge tier break. This year like the price for tight end four and tight end five is a
26:07little more expensive than usual. And if I'm going to take a shot on a highly drafted tight end, I want to have a
26:15pathway to tight end one overall. And I don't see that with Harold Fannon Jr.
26:19this year. I think it the the rookies are annoying enough that it maybe caps his target ceiling at 120. And that's
26:28really good for a tight end, but if you put context into the offense, we don't know who the quarterback's going to be.
26:33It sounds like it could be Deshun Watson. So, it's just a little too many variables for me. I'm happy to hold my
26:39Harold Fannon Jr. shares in Dynasty, but from a reddraft baseball perspective, he's a little bit more structural than like, hey, this guy's going to win me
26:47the league type guy, which is a little bit disappointing. I want to get your opinion on the Washington Commanders offense because we thought maybe they'd
26:57draft Jeremiah Love. We thought maybe they'd draft a Carnell Tate or a Jordan Tyson. They end up making a really strong pick with Sunny Styles. And you
27:06bring up Antonio Williams, who I agree with you is a great landing spot guy, but there's so many guys on this offense
27:14that maybe have capped ceiling outcomes, except for Terry McLaren. McLaren was so good in 2024 playing with Jaden Daniels.
27:24Last year, the team finishes 5 and 12.
27:26McLaren has his worst fantasy scoring point per game average throughout his entire career. And obviously, Daniels missed a lot of time with injuries. Do
27:35you think things are setting up well for a big bounceback season with Daniels and also McLaren with this first year offensive coordinator David Blau who's
27:4430 years old and has this huge role.
27:47>> I I mean I I think that Terry McLaren can absolutely crush. It's just a matter of him staying healthy and Jaden Daniels
27:52staying healthy. I mean it's that that's all it comes down to. I'm excited about David Blau too. I know that Rich Reebar is too. I mean the
28:00things that he's been talking about he's saying all the right things. David Blau, bling bling blow as we call him. Uh, you
28:07know, they're gonna use play action.
28:08They're gonna throw the ball on early downs. They're going to move Terry McLaren around so that he doesn't get stuck twice a year on, you know, because
28:15he's running 80% of his routes in one spot on the field like he was under Cliff Kingsbury and they could just the
28:21Eagles could just stick Quinn Yan Mitchell on him, you know, every snap and he just takes him away. Like that's not going to happen anymore. And I love
28:29that. Terry McCor is such a great route runner. doesn't make any sense to just stick him uh you know in one position
28:36for entire games and that's what Cliff Kingsbury was doing and David Blau is not going to do that. So just a matter
28:41of staying healthy that's it and then Terry McLaren will crush.
28:44>> Yeah, I'm totally with you. I think McLaren like I talked about this over on your channel with with John Dagel. uh if
28:51you want to try to get out of some of those rookie draft picks you don't like trading for a wide receiver who's over
28:5630 it's a little uncomfortable to do but I think McLaren set up to really help you win in fantasy this year and last
29:02year like if you're an FFPC drafter last year it was like taking Jaden Daniels with the last pick in the third round
29:09and then McLaren with the first pick in the fourth round was like the chalkiest thing to do. This year they're going to
29:15both be a little cheaper. Uh and I think both could have huge huge seasons. So, I'm I'm completely into it. Uh, let's
29:21keep the conversation going and actually pivot over to some secondyear players.
29:26We talked about a ton of We actually talked about Lovelin, secondyear guy there. But, let's look at the wide receivers cuz you're putting out this
29:33new best content. Uh, we're going to play catch-up in terms of the uh early reddraft ADP, early ADP, but you've got
29:40Tedo McMillan who's been steamed up in a major way. Amecha Eggbuka who now has a more clear pathway to look like the
29:49first month of the season at Mech Ebuka than the second half of the year with Mike Evans now in San Francisco. And
29:55then you've got Luther Burton who is everyone's favorite year 2 breakout wide receiver. Who's your favorite of these three? Maybe if you want to put a little
30:05context into the cost. I think McMillan's going to be the most expensive. Are you into this group of players? Last year, fantasy managers
30:12were burned by year 2 wide outs. Makoni burned us, BTJ burned us, Malik Neighbors got hurt. Was just a lot of
30:20times year two wide outs provide such big fantasy wins. Is this year going to be a case of like revenge of the year
30:27two wide receivers?
30:28>> I'm not sure. I mean, I I definitely like all three of these guys. It's interesting that you say that T is going
30:33to be the highest drafted between him, uh, Luther Burden, and Amecha Ebuka. I think that I would rather have Burden and Abbuka over Tet right now. I just
30:44think that there's a little bit of a ceiling on T because of the quarterback play because the Panthers are going to
30:50want to run the ball. Uh because they I mean they have some decent other options. I mean I think that Jaylen
30:55Coker is coming. Um you know they did draft Chris Brazzle. Uh but then they're going to run run the ball and they have
31:03a quarterback who's really limited. You know Bryce Young is very limited. So I mean I I love Tet as a player. It's just
31:09not the greatest environment for him to have a really big ceiling. Luther Burton has the biggest ceiling among these three. I I think for sure because of the
31:18reasons that we discussed when we were talking about Coulson Lovelin that if Caleb Williams takes a leap to become the best quarterback in the NFL, which
31:24is absolutely within his range of potential outcomes, he's going to carry Luther Burton. And Luther Burton is a freaking baller. Uh we we saw that last
31:33year. He was a very limited role. um you know was it like around 50% of the snaps this year if he can get that full-time
31:40role which I believe that he's ticketed for right now um he can absolutely take off Ibuka though I mean he has a a good
31:48argument here too you know no Mike Evans Chris Godwin is just he might be dust at this point Jaylen McMillan is all right
31:58you know but they brought back Kayton I mean Acha Ibuka should be the Buck's number one receiver this year and So, I
32:05think he's got plenty of ceiling, too. I think it's between Burden and Eggbuka. I think that I would take Ebuka over
32:12Burden, though, because I think he's got a little bit of a higher floor, but I think that Burden has the best ceiling
32:17among these three receivers that we're discussing.
32:19>> Yeah, there you go. I would say that it's if you're putting cost into the equation, uh, McMillan steamed up in a
32:25major way. I I think that in reddraft, he's become sort of a trendy third round pick. And in Dynasty, there's some sites
32:34that have him up to wide receiver 9. So, it's it feels a get like it's getting a little too expensive. Love the
32:40enthusiasm for Eggbuka and Burton as well. Uh really really fun players.
32:45There's a ton of year 2 running backs who are getting steamed up. We of course know about Ashton Genty and Omarian
32:52Hampton, but then you have this huge cluster of guys like Quinn Sean Judkins, Trayvon Henderson, Cam Scataboo, RJ
33:02Harvey. They've all like sort of some of them have taken hits. Scataboo was sort of a winner. Do you have uh bets to be
33:10made when you're looking at the the year 2 running backs? 2025 of course was like the year for running backs where we're
33:16saying it could have been one of the most talented classes. Now they're in year two. I guess we could take this as
33:22a two-part question where it comes down to Genty versus Hampton and then which of the rest you like. So, why don't we
33:29first look at Genty Hampton where I've talked about this with Scott Barrett on School of Scott and on Fantasy Football Daily, how in under on Underdog and some
33:37of the best sites, it was Genty ahead of Hampton, but then when the $350 ADP started over in FFPC, they started the
33:46big gorilla contest early this year.
33:48That's reddraft. A lot of those early drafters who are high volume, sharp money guys were pushing Hampton ahead of Genty. Where are you at with the bet
33:58between Genty and Hampton?
34:00>> I think it's clearly Ashton Genty and I think that the improvement in the environment uh for the Raiders, you know, from
34:08quarterback play to offensive line getting back Colton Miller um you know, a more functional offense. I mean, Chip Kelly, I mean, he it wasn't it wasn't
34:18happening for Chip Kelly, you know, and Pete Carol. And um you know, now we got Clint Kubak calling the shots. I mean,
34:24that's going to be a really big upgrade for Ashton Genty. Maybe I'm crazy, but I think that Katon Mitchell poses more of
34:31a threat to Omar and Hampton than people want to give that credit for. I think that Katon Mitchell is very much a Mike
34:40McDaniel kind of player. And if he gets rolling, I mean, he has blinding speed.
34:46Um, and I think that there are some, you know, I think that there are some reasons for skepticism on on Omari and
34:52Hampton. I don't think that he's any kind of a lock. So, um yeah, I it's clearly Ashton Genty for me and um I I
35:00will be drafting quite a bit of Katon Mitchell this year and probably not very much Omar and Hampton.
35:06>> Well, there you go. And and you're you're the second uh big guest to sort of like hype up Katon Mitchell. Uh
35:11Sigman Bloom's always been on that Mitchell train. I thought I thought it was >> I know that he doesn't he doesn't like
35:16Hampton very much either.
35:17>> No, he's fading Hampton for sure. I Dynasty, he came on my Dynasty show, Dynasty Life, a couple times and uh he's
35:23listed him as a trade target, all that stuff. But Keaton Mitchell and Alec Engold, the fullback, Mike McDaniel had uh wanted posters made up of both those
35:32guys in the Chargers facility, like it was the Wild Wild West, so he obviously wanted to get some Katon Mitchell. Um
35:39talk about those other running backs who were all being drafted in like I guess we used to call it the dead zone. Now
35:45the dead zone's kind of moved around, but Scataboo, RJ Harvey, Tayvon Henderson, Quinnshan Judkins. Is there a best bet among these players for you
35:57when you're looking at year two backs?
35:59>> Yeah, I think it is clearly Quinnshan Jud Judkins who showed that he can handle big volume after having no training camp last year. And also the
36:10Browns did not they made zero notable offseason running back additions and they added left tackle Spencer Feno, center Elton Jenkins, right tackle Titus
36:20Howard. So they they remade their offensive line and Judkins is locked in as a high volume workhorse. He he's he's an easy pick among those guys to be a
36:30target.
36:31>> It's a really really interesting take. I had this with Scott Barrett as well.
36:35Judkins, I think, comes out like a winner when you look at what Cleveland did on the offensive line, not only in
36:41the NFL draft, but also with all the free agents. I think it's a great take, Evan. I think Judkins could end up being
36:46a real value. And if they get functional quarterback play, league winner is probably not the right word, but he could be an RB1 in fantasy
36:55football.
36:56>> Yeah. And then one of the biggest losers, I mean, I think that everyone would agree, uh, is, uh, RJ Harvey. I
37:01mean, I I really want no part of R.J.
37:03Harvey. He's going to be like the number three back in a three-way committee.
37:07>> Yeah, it's Jonah Coleman pick. Uh I know it's a fourth round pick, but I agree with you. It's a scary one for Harvey.
37:13And people look back at RJ Harvey's counting stats. He was inefficient, but he scored a ton of touchdowns. Dobbins was playing ahead of him at the
37:20beginning of the season and sort of a lot of the RJ Harvey was Dobbins will break down again. Now, if Dobbins breaks
37:26down, they can go with Jonah Coleman who might be a better fit for the offense.
37:30and the offense changed with Jaylen Wadd coming over there as well. So, yeah, I'm with you. I think RJ Harvey is a really
37:36tough uh it's it's tough to make a pro RJ Harvey argument uh even if there was an injury this year in the backfield.
37:42So, I'm with you there. Talk about LA.
37:45We talked about like >> let me ask you though, let me ask you about Bashel Tutin. Where do you stand on Behold Toutin? I I made a we were
37:55talking on our podcast and then our video team clipped it that I was like I I think that uh Chris Rodriguez is going
38:01to be the Jaguars lead back over Bashalt Tutin and I mean I think it got on like some Jaguars message board because I was
38:09getting like hate messages all of a sudden out of the like out of nowhere because our video team clipped it talking positively about Chris Rodriguez
38:17and I liked Behalt Tutin a lot. I think I was higher than consensus on him last year and I still like him, but I mean he
38:24was a fourth round pick who had 385 total yards as a rookie and they went and signed Chris Rodriguez. Anyways, I
38:29shouldn't be saying all this because I don't want to influence your opinion, but what is your thrown baselin in the conversation? I think we we still
38:36would have come to Judkins because Judkins is a is a clear argument, but you know, I saw your guys clip and and
38:42uh there's some there's been a lot of like Bashel Tutin love over here. Ryan Heath was huge on Bashel Tutin last
38:48year. Graham Barfield big on on Bashel Tutin and I'm still going to be team Bashel Tutin because I think in this
38:56offense they're going to end up having a lot of screen passes and I know there's a lot of like hey those could go to
39:01Laquin Allen it could be a true like ugly committee but I think if Toutton gets enough volume in terms of the
39:08targets in the passing game he could concede some of these like between the 20s runs to Chris Rodriguez and still be
39:16an effective player. I don't think he's year two Chase Brown, which I think would be sort of like the dream for
39:22Bashel Tutin drafters that they're getting year two Chase Brown, like a super athletic home run threat guy who can catch some passes. But I think
39:30Bashel Tutin is going to be an RB2 in fantasy. Whether that means it's a guy that we're happy to start every week or
39:36just starting because he's an RB2 remains to be said. I think he's the best bet in the Jacksonville backfield.
39:43And Chris Rodriguez, I understand he's a warrior. the connections to Liam Cohen.
39:48Scott Barrett likes him, but the guy doesn't catch passes ever. Um, and I think it part big part of this Liam
39:54Cohen offense is going to be targets to the running back this year. Um, and I think they showed you their comfort
40:00level with Bashel Tutin by not drafting a running back in this draft class where they were linked to Jiren Price. Um,
40:08that would have been catastrophic for everyone, but they didn't walk away with any of these guys and he avoided everybody in free agency besides
40:15Rodriguez. So, I think I'm team Bal tootin. I think we're after the video clip, Evan, you're you are associated with Chris Rodriguez till the end of
40:22time. So, we're butting heads on that one.
40:24>> I know. Gosh.
40:25>> Um, but we're all we're also going to talk about >> I mean, as you said, Chris Rodriguez is a warrior and therefore I feel good
40:31about betting on Warriors.
40:33>> There you go. He's he's he plays he plays hard. He runs hard between the between the tackles for sure. Um, talk
40:38about the LA Chargers offense because like we talked about New Orleans and and I think it's like it's very it's like a
40:46lot of sharp people are talking about New Orleans is like not only the breakout offense but the one you can get
40:51access to because Tyler Shuck's cheap, Travis ETN's pretty cheap. Chris Lav is like a third round pick. And then Jordan Tyson like probably too cheap. Uh, and
40:59then we talked about Washington, which is sort of like I think Rich Reebar is really pumping this one, but Terry McLaren, Jaden Daniels, we both like
41:06him. Everybody loves the Los Angeles Chargers, though. That's like the one where they had offense all the offensive line injuries, and now you've got Mike
41:15McDaniel joining up with Harbaugh, an offensive mind that we really liked in Miami, and it just seems like everything's setting up, but you're
41:23going to pay some higher price tags for these guys. Lad Makanki, it's like last year didn't exist. He's already back in
41:29like wide receiver 18 range. Omarian Hampton, we talked about, he's steamed up. Are there ways to find value in this offense? And are you buying into this
41:39offense being like the breakout offense this year?
41:42>> I think even before you consider the upgrade from Greg Roman to Mike McDaniel, it's just so important that the Chargers are getting back Joe Alt
41:52and Raan Slater. I mean, that is just absolutely massive. I mean, the onoff splits with them in, especially Joe Alt.
41:59And then to have both of them back, it it's it's just it's so huge. And they've kind of remade their interior offensive
42:06line, too. They use a second round pick on Jake Slaughter. They signed Tyler Beadash. They signed Cole Strange.
42:13They've got Trevor Penning come back coming back. He'll he'll play. He'll be like a backup on the interior. I mean, just their offensive line is going to be
42:20so much better. and it was catastroph catastrophic in the second half of last season after they lost Slater and Alt.
42:27Having those guys back is going to be massive. I'm going to keep tabs though on their on the health reports on those
42:32guys though. I want to make sure that that that that's going to actually happen. But I I I feel at this stage,
42:37you know, April 30th that that Raan Slater and Joe Alt should be back for week one. Uh, and then you add in Mike
42:44McDaniel. He's just so much more advanced as an offensive designer and play caller than was Greg Roman, who I mean has had a really nice career as a
42:53coordinator in the NFL. But Mike McDaniel is like the man, you know, and he can maximize guys and he wants to get
42:59as much speed out there on the field as he possibly can. I mean, I'm really excited about the Chargers offense. No
43:05question.
43:06>> Yeah. And I think Justin Herbert is a really great target this year. couple of uh like cheaper options like getting
43:12access to Aronda Gadson in baseball I think could be really fun. Um but everything's going to get more more expensive as the summer moves along. Uh
43:20and Evan already told you sort of his apprehension on Omari and Hampton. So that's sort of a big takeaway is Evan
43:26loves the offense but doesn't love Omar and Hampton at cost. So keep that one in mind. Uh let's talk about Kenneth Walker
43:34because it's a pretty easy question.
43:36Everybody loves the landing spot. We saw the guy rip it rip it up in the NFL playoffs, one Super Bowl MVP, finally
43:43escapes Zack Charbanet in that annoying split, ends up in Kansas City.
43:48Everybody's happy. But now he's going like top 15 um overall in early baseball drafts and probably will be a midsec round pick in some of these early
43:59reddraft leagues like the FFPC and FFC.
44:02Is this too much of a cost for you when it comes to Kenneth Walker or are you buying into the Smash season?
44:08>> I'm okay with this cost. I don't know that I personally will draft a ton of Kenneth Walker at that cost, but I think
44:15it's where he belongs. It's such a great situation. I did a um draft with Davis Ma Madak uh recently and he noted the Chiefs haven't had a good
44:25running like an actually good running back since Damen Williams before the pandemic and Damen Williams even is kind of pushing it as like an actually good
44:35running back although he should have won Super Bowl MVP that one year. I will never let that go. Um but I mean you
44:43know like Brian Westbrook is you know an afterthought. I mean, the the Chiefs, the Andy Reid hasn't had a good running
44:50back in a really freaking long time, period. And Kenneth Walker is a really good running back. And you know, Kenneth Walker, if you remember coming out of
44:58Michigan State, the knock on him was that he didn't catch passes well.
45:03Kenneth Walker has 77 catches over the last two seasons.
45:09So, and that's really big in that offense as well. And we know he's an awesome runner. and Patrick Mahomes will be back I think early in the season. Um
45:18I I I feel very good about Kenneth Walker as like a top 20 pick. Um but yeah, I don't know if I personally will
45:26be taking a ton of him if he's going at that one two turn.
45:30>> Yeah, I think you could look at it as like a structural baseball pick where there's so many running back by
45:34committees uh guys you're going to have to dip into. So if you want to start running back, running back, Walker makes
45:40a ton of sense there. It's a great point you made because if you've been playing fantasy football for a long time, Andy
45:46Reid used to be looked at as like a running back whisperer, Brian Westbrook, Shady McCoy, and of course, Kareem Hunt early early Kansas City years. So, uh,
45:55we could get that with Kenneth Walker where he ends up getting an 18 19 point per game season. Uh, so there's a lot of
46:01ranges of outcomes there, but it's a pretty safe floor for him, too. Um, and really interesting stuff because where people are like running backs haven't
46:09been producing in Kansas City, they haven't had anything there. And we did get that one season from Isaiah Pacheco where he ended up being like a top 15
46:18scorer a couple years back. So, I think we could see a really good one from Walker. Talk about another guy that I've
46:24been sort of pounding the table for as an offseason winner, and that's Z Flowers. Ended last year really, really well. gets Declan Doyle as the offensive
46:33coordinator and avoids really anything in the NFL draft or in free agency that's going to hurt him like being a dominant target share guy in this
46:43offense.
46:44there's a chance that just the offensive coordinator change and Lamar Jackson sort of, you know, last year banged up, but if they limit his his uh rushing
46:56volume just a little bit and it becomes like instead of being the the worst passing offense in ter terms of volume,
47:03maybe like the 10th worst that Z Flowers could have a really big year, I'm into him in all formats. Where are you
47:10standing on Z Flowers right now?
47:12>> Love him. He's gotten better every season that he's since he's been in the league. He had he was 86 1211 and five
47:20touchdowns last year. The thing for him has been touchdowns. He had 86 catches and over,200 yards last year. If he can
47:26score eight or nine touchdowns, it's a really big difference. It's just that his touchdown counts have been five, four, and five in his first three NFL
47:35seasons. And I think that we know that touchdowns can, you know, regress positively toward the mean. So, I mean, if he scores eight or nine touchdowns
47:43this year, and he has the exact same number of catches and yards that he had last year with Lamar Jackson injured, I
47:51mean, he's going to be a smash wherever he goes. I I I love Z Flowers. I drafted a ton of them last year. I'm going to
47:56draft a ton of them again this year.
47:58>> Well, there you go, Scott Barrett. If we're all in the same draft again with the ETR guys, you're going to have to
48:03reach to get yourself some Z Flowers ahead of Evan Silva. Um, I'm into it.
48:07It's another one of these young offensive coordinators. Uh Declan Doyle coming from the the Ben Johnson coaching tree over there. Really really fun one.
48:14I'm I'm optimistic here because I think Baltimore Derrick Henry sort of is what he is, but he's getting older and then Z
48:21Flower is becoming just this huge offensive focal point. It's in the range of outcomes. I'm really excited for him and I want to get him in all formats. Uh
48:30any other offseason winners for you that you wanted to point out here, Evan, before we finish up? I like what the
48:37Dolphins have done around Malik Willis.
48:40Uh they have the most gargantuan offensive tackle duo in the league.
48:43Patrick Paul is 6'8, 331 pounds. Kaden Proctor 6'7, 352.
48:49It's like they you know I this is not like a trial run with Malik Willis. Like they pushed their chips in on Malik
48:56Willis at least in year one. And I I like what what they've surrounded him with. And so he's a really exciting
49:04pick. I think that you could draw a parallel between I mean I I admittedly I was high on Justin Fields entering last
49:11season um almost thinking that you know there was no way that he could be benched and you know because Tyrod Taylor was next up and he did wind up
49:20getting benched. I don't think that the Dolphins are going to be benching Malik Willis. I mean you know the the receiver
49:27core you know the the coaching staff you know we'll see about that but I like how they're building around him. Malik
49:34Willis running off the edges behind Kaden Proctor and Patrick Paul is a really exciting. He could lead all quarterbacks in in in rushing yards this
49:43year. Um, you know, um, Jonathan Brooks is a guy who, you know, has had a super starcrossed beginning to his career, of
49:53course, with the repeated ACL tears, but the run out for him has actually been pretty good. and he was recently uh
50:01quoted as saying that he feels like he's near 100%. He'll he'll be certainly be ready for training camp. Um he was a
50:07really talented guy coming out of college. Um and Ryan, if you want to go really deep, Ryan Florenoi right now looks like the Cowboys locked in. Number
50:18three receiver, one of the pass heaviest offense in the league, a team that is going to score a ton of points. Great
50:24athlete, had some big games last year.
50:27can play the slot, can play outside. Um, and you know, if something happens with, you know, CD Lamb or something happens
50:34with George Pickkins, like Florenoi can can go from a guy who's like a nice bench stash into a fantasy starter every
50:41week.
50:43>> I I love all the takes there. So, make sure you're checking out Ryan Florenoi, Jonathan Brooks, and then Malik Willis.
50:48I I still think is a fantastic value in in all formats. Completely agree with you. Uh even if it doesn't really matter
50:54how the Miami Dolphins do, Willis, as long as he's on the field, is going to rush for a ton of yards. He could
51:00average like 50 plus rushing yards a game this year if it if it leans his way. So it could be a really really like
51:05an 800 yard rushing season for him. Uh and that's going to be fantasy gold.
51:10Evan, you mentioned you're going to drop your top 150 rankings over at Establish the Run soon. Give the Fantasy Football Today audience a little bit of a sneak
51:18preview. Who's at the 101, Evan? Jir Gibbs.
51:23>> Let's go. Jir Gibbs. No matter what, make sure you're checking out everything Evan's putting out over at ETR. Make sure you're sticking with us here at
51:30Fantasy Football Daily. Uh we are going to drop a ton of shows in May uh and the rest of April that are going to be
51:36absolute fire. Stick with us here at Fantasy Points. We're going to help you crush your leagues this season.
