Scott Barrett's Late ADP Risers + Breaking Fantasy Football News You Can’t Miss!
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Blake CorumChristian McCaffreyChuba HubbardDavid MontgomeryDeebo SamuelDeon JacksonGeorge KittleIsaac TeSlaaJ.K. DobbinsJa'Marr ChaseJahmyr GibbsJeremiyah LoveJonah ColemanJonathon Brooks
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Blake Corum
NegativeValue21:38
The source considers Blake Corum the best handcuff running back on paper but is not drafting him; he is also used as a negative benchmark for Tyjae Spears, described as a more expensive, less efficient version of Corum who is disliked by his head coach.
Insight pageChristian McCaffrey
PositiveUsage20:35
The source characterizes Christian McCaffrey as a target hog, but notes that he is currently old and injury-prone, which creates an opportunity for secondary receivers in the 49ers offense.
Insight pageChuba Hubbard
PositiveBust40:35
The source is highly critical of Chuba Hubbard, citing that his yards-per-target average two years ago was the worst of any player at any position since 1992. Additionally, Hubbard recorded zero explosive runs last year despite having over 100 carries. The source notes that Rico Dowdle was clearly the better running back last season, providing context for why the team felt comfortable moving on from their previous backfield options.
Insight pageDavid Montgomery
NegativeUsage8:40
The source cites David Montgomery as an example of overblown beat writer hype, noting that projections of 22 touches per game are unrealistic and mathematically impossible when considering the full backfield workload.
Insight pageDeebo Samuel
PositiveValue5:27
Deebo Samuel is an ADP riser and a known target hog in the 49ers system. However, the source notes he is currently old and injury-prone, which may open up target share for other receivers in the offense.
Insight pageDeon Jackson
NegativeValue45:36
The source compares Tyjae Spears to Deon Jackson, implying a similar lack of fantasy value, specifically noting that Spears is being drafted significantly earlier than Jackson would be.
Insight pageGeorge Kittle
PositiveUsage20:43
The source notes that George Kittle is a target hog when healthy, but highlights his injury history and the fact that he is not typically a high-volume receiver, relying instead on extreme efficiency.
Insight pageIsaac TeSlaa
NegativeUsage12:16
The source uses a hypothetical scenario involving Jared Goff throwing jump balls to Isaac Tesla to illustrate how beat writers misinterpret red zone targets; Tesla is struggling to secure contested catches, and the team is merely testing a package that may be discarded.
Insight pageJ.K. Dobbins
NegativeProjection30:20
The source views JK Dobbins as a risky redraft asset due to his injury history and lack of pass-catching upside in a projected three-way committee backfield under Sean Payton. While he is a high-efficiency runner—ranking second all-time in yards per carry among running backs in the modern era—he is primarily recommended only for best-ball formats or zero-RB builds needing guaranteed points.
Insight pageJa'Marr Chase
NegativeUsage4:05
Jamar Chase is highlighted as a high-volume trade asset, with the source noting 100 trades involving him over the past four months in their trade-based value tool.
Insight pageJahmyr Gibbs
PositiveValue4:57
Jahmyr Gibbs is identified as the most valuable player in redraft leagues currently, according to the source's trade-based value tool.
Insight pageJeremiyah Love
NegativeProjection20:19
Jeremiah Love is cited as the benchmark for the quality of the running back class, with the source noting that the talent level drops off significantly after him.
Insight pageJonah Coleman
NegativeUsage34:32
The source expects a committee backfield in Cleveland involving Jonah Coleman, RJ Harvey, and JK, noting that Coleman may be available on waivers by October due to the lack of a clear bellcow role.
Insight pageJonathon Brooks
PositiveBreakout40:03
Jonathan Brooks is a major fantasy riser and a 'buy' as a significant efficiency upgrade over Chuba Hubbard. The source expects Brooks to become the lead back in Carolina, noting that Dave Canales values his 'do-it-all' skill set. Brooks is expected to take over the starting job due to his ability to generate explosive runs—a key metric for modern NFL offenses—and his profile as a dynamic three-down pass-catching back. The team was comfortable letting Rico Dowdle walk in free agency because they had Brooks ready to step in.
Insight pageJosh Hokit
NegativeProjection17:28
The source uses Josh Hoit, currently the number six ranked UFC heavyweight, as a comparative reference for Mike Washington's profile.
Insight pageMalik Nabers
NegativeUsage4:10
Malik Nabers is tracked as a significant trade asset, with the source noting 100 trades involving him over the past four months in their trade-based value tool.
Insight pageMike Evans
PositiveUsage20:43
The source identifies Mike Evans as a target hog when healthy, but notes that he is currently old and injury-prone, which impacts his reliability as a primary target in the 49ers offense. He is also used as a reference point for draft capital, highlighting the absurdity of the current ADP for Tyjae Spears.
Insight pageMike Washington Jr.
NegativeBust5:20
Despite being a top ADP riser, Mike Washington has one of the worst analytics profiles for a round-four running back, ranking in the bottom percentile for yards after contact per attempt and missed tackles forced per touch. He is the only drafted player since 2007 to average below five yards per carry on over 150 carries with a strength of schedule below the 25th percentile, doing so twice. He is viewed as a backup who is not a guaranteed bellcow if the starter misses time.
Insight pageParker Washington
PositiveValue5:25
Parker Washington is considered the best value in all of fantasy football. In his last four games, including the playoffs, he functioned as an 'uber alpha' with 45% of the team's yards and a 3.78 yards per route run. When sharing the field with Jakobi Meyers and Brian Thomas Jr., he maintained a 33% target share or better. His ADP remains low even in sharp leagues, making him a must-draft player.
Insight pageRhamondre Stevenson
PositiveRole45:54
The source identifies Rhamondre Stevenson as the clear lead back, noting his 62% snap share in games played and his status as a dynamic 240lb runner who excels in receiving and pass protection. He is viewed as a superior scheme fit compared to his backup, and the source criticizes the market for drafting his teammate, Tyjae Spears, ahead of him.
Insight pageRicky Pearsall
PositiveBreakout24:04
The source is high on Ricky Pearsall, citing his body control, size, and athleticism. Despite concerns about his limited route tree at Ole Miss, he has demonstrated the ability to play all three receiver positions and run a full route tree in the preseason. Kyle Shanahan's offense is described as a 'kingmaker' for wide receivers, and Pearsall is already being schemed touches and beating starting-level defensive backs.
Insight pageRico Dowdle
PositiveRole42:50
Rico Dowdle was clearly the superior running back compared to Chuba Hubbard last year. The team was comfortable letting him walk in free agency only because they had Jonathan Brooks ready to step in, though the team viewed Brooks as the superior long-term option.
Insight pageRJ Harvey
NegativeUsage34:32
RJ Harvey is expected to operate within a committee backfield in Cleveland alongside Jonah Coleman and JK, with the source expressing skepticism regarding the overall fantasy upside of this group.
Insight pageStefon Diggs
PositiveValue5:29
Stefon Diggs is highlighted as an ADP riser in the source's redraft value data.
Insight pageTyjae Spears
NegativeBust44:13
Tyjae Spears is described as the 'world's most expensive handcuff,' being drafted ahead of the starter (Rhamondre Stevenson) despite being less efficient and seemingly out of favor with the coaching staff. The source highlights his poor snap share (36%) and low fantasy points per game (8.3) when Stevenson was active. He is compared negatively to Blake Corum and Deon Jackson, with the source noting he is significantly more expensive than those options.
Insight pageTyler Allgeier
PositiveValue21:43
The source identifies Tyler Allgeier as a very good late-round draft pick for fantasy managers.
Insight pageZay Flowers
NegativeRole36:07
The source uses Zay Flowers' 2023 usage under Todd Monkin—specifically the high volume of screens, manufactured touches, and heavy personnel usage—as the blueprint for Casey Conpsion's role in the Browns' offense.
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Episode Transcript
0:00Today we are doing late ADP risers. You already know Mike Washington and Dejon Stribbling have been steeping up the boards. Who else is making [music] the
0:08late August ADP ascent? We're going to give you 12 guys today on this episode of Fantasy Football Daily with Brett and
0:16Scott.
0:25As always, don't forget to subscribe to the channel. Click the notification bell so you don't miss a single episode from the best fantasy football channel in the
0:33entire industry. Today I am joined with my usual co-host Scott Barrett, the best analytical mind in the space. What's up Scott?
0:41>> What's up Brad? How are you?
0:43>> I'm doing good man. Look at you with the pleasantries today. You know normally it's me you know kind of getting to that
0:49but you you want to know how I'm doing.
0:51It's been a good week. I'm going on vacation next week. So >> where are you going? Where are you going, Brett?
0:55>> Going to Grand Haven. Uh, it's right on Lake Michigan. It's a It's a really great town. We get the same Airbnb every
1:01year. It's like a big It's like a eight or nine bedroom house. We get both sets of grandparents out there with the kids
1:08and it's pretty awesome. So, >> well, I hope you have a wonderful time.
1:11You know, it's it's right before uh I don't leave my office for >> Yeah, exactly.
1:19>> six months. So yeah, it kind of feels like, you know, like >> being a farmer in like the 16th century
1:26where it's like the winter's coming and there's like a real chance you might die and so you just have to get everything
1:34>> in place and here late August, you know, week one right around the corner. But uh >> but I'm excited for it [laughter]
1:42comparison. I did the uh the fantasy points data team kickoff call last night >> and uh it's I was just talking on the
1:50call about how it's bittersweet, right?
1:51It's like the your freedom's ending, but it's also great because football's back.
1:56So, it's like this this give and take, but yeah, we love it. We love it. It's why we do it. [snorts]
2:02>> Well, what are we talking about today?
2:03>> ADP risers, man. So, >> we're going to jump in. We got 12 guys to go through and I think are we going
2:10to use this opportunity to demo the uh the front office tool while we're talking?
2:14>> Yeah, I think so. So, that's what we're looking at right here. It's our our new sort of league importer draft dominator
2:20tool. And this one is just uh basically the ADP page. It's actually technically not ADP. It's it's the true value of
2:29each player. We have this for dynasty.
2:31We have this for reddraft. It's like a blend of actual draft ADP but also uh all the trades that have
2:40been made. And so yeah, it's like you have um I don't know 100 Jamar Chase trades over the past four months. you
2:50have 100 Malik neighbors and it just looks at who each player was traded for and it gives you a more accurate more up
2:57totheminute look at uh these players and what their worths are what their values are. So clearly Jir Gibbs most valuable player uh in reddraft right now but it's
3:09the left you'll see risers and even below that fallers and and here it's over the last 30 days in reddraft leagues looking at at as a percentage of
3:20value gained >> and the top riser over the past 30 days is Mike Washington then it's Parker Washington then it's Stebo Samuel and
3:30Stefon Diggs and Deshawn Stribbling But before we dug into this, I actually kind of wanted to talk about, you know,
3:38my thoughts on this uh on on this episode ADP Risers. Uh and like I just want to say if we could pull it up on
3:48the screen here, a thread that I've done for years is the ADP risers always suck, Brett. I talked about this on our preseason
3:57episode. is like it they're always wrong. Uh last year actually last year was actually a pretty good year but it was like Jakori Kroski Merritt, Jordan
4:06Mason, Brilan Allen, Isaac Tesla, Tory Horton. Um and like that was a really good year. If you if you click on the if
4:15you go below that I have it for 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021 and like there there are just years where there's not a
4:25single hit. There's the Marquez Callaway year famous. You know, >> some of these are just a year early on.
4:31Look at this.
4:32>> Well, that's that's actually >> and pickings. The year before you had Kobe Parkinson on there. He's just a year early, man. We you know,
4:39>> well, Kobe Parkinson has never been fantasy relevant in my opinion.
4:42>> Did he score like eight touchdowns last year? Well, so best baseball maybe, but but in a you know, >> upside matters is these fringe like
4:53mid-range tight end twos like unless you're in a weird league or a baseball league don't really matter. But um yeah, and so I think this kind of hearkens
5:00back to what we talked about a few times where we sort of like ranted about how like this the beatw writer stuff doesn't
5:08matter. Like >> yeah, coach speaking beatw writer stuff just overrated. Like unless unless it's actual team sources, which it rarely is.
5:15It's just like a beat writer's opinion where he's just like, "Oh, Woody Marx has kind of looked good the last two
5:20weeks." Yeah, I think uh I think he'll get 20 touches per game and I think David Montgomery is going to get 22
5:26touches per game. And it's like, well, the math doesn't work. Um and but it's it's that it's also shout out Charlie
5:34Munger, the GOAT. Uh show me the incentive, I'll show you the outcome.
5:38And so for like a lot of these beat writers, it's like I love Nick Underh Hill, but if you and like I'm not
5:44accusing him of doing anything, but it's like just like the way that it works is like people don't want to hear like, you
5:53know, Tyler Shucks actually really struggled in practice and like I'm I I kind of think this team's going to be below X. Like you have a bunch of fans
6:00reading your stuff. They don't want to hear that. They want to hear, "Hey, the rookie that we just drafted is the best
6:05player on the team." the the fantasy eligible round one pick is unbelievable.
6:11And so like beat writers have this incentive where like like you're going to get way more clicks the more pro you
6:18are the more you're and you're going to get fantasy clicks if it's a fantasy eligible guy and they really don't like
6:23imagine being a Jets fan Brett like because I living in New Jersey like it's like every year there is Jets optimism
6:30and I'm like this is ridiculous or and Giants optim like this is ridiculous these teams are going to suck but it's
6:35like because people don't want to read your team's going to suck for the 10th year in a row and so basically All I'm
6:41saying is like what you have there's some like tea leaf reading that's necessary. I think for the most part the fantasy community really overreacts to
6:50this stuff and it's not that important but there is some you know tea leaf reading. I think when it's when it's a
6:56guy you think like you're pretty confident sucks like Sky Moore or Elijah Moore or Marquez Callaway or Brian
7:04Edwards. It's it's it's Yeah. like it's it's we have a much larger sample of this guy not being anything. I don't
7:12really care about three joint practices.
7:15I don't really care about him catching three balls in preeason against backups.
7:20It's like [clears throat] such a small sample and a ready small sample.
7:24>> So yeah, I'll just there's there's an X's and O's component too for the beat writers.
7:28>> Oh, let's hear it.
7:29>> So like okay, say you I take you to Detroit Lions practice. Okay, we're sitting in the end zone. It's red zone
7:36period. They come in the red zone and let's say Jared Goff throws five jump balls to Isaac Tesla in a row in the end
7:42zone.
7:43>> Yeah.
7:43>> What's your what's your takeaway as a fantasy guy?
7:46>> Uh he's going to be uh heavily used inside the red zone.
7:51>> Right. So every beat writer there writes that exact same thing. Here's the reality. Coach thinks the red zone package stinks. [laughter] Isaac Tesla
8:00is struggling to to bring the ball down in contested situations. Yeah.
8:03>> So, we're coming out of this team period with the intention of we're going to give Isaac six opportunities to catch
8:07the ball right now >> and we're practicing this for if we have to use it in a game. Maybe it's there
8:13and maybe we don't. Maybe it gets completely struck from the playbook because the play is not working.
8:18>> Yeah.
8:18>> So, the t like the beat writer, there are beat writers that know X's and O's.
8:22They've played football, but if you haven't spent a lot of time in a practice situation or setting as a player, like you have no idea the
8:29intention of every drill. There's there's drills where they'll they'll put the fourth string guy first in the drill and then you get some beat writer
8:36running. Wow, you know, so and so pass so and so on the depth chart. He's running ahead of him in drills. Well,
8:42that's not necessarily true.
8:45May have just got out of order. Like there there's so many easy ways that your eyes can lie to you if you don't
8:50have the depth of knowledge to kind of ascertain what you're seeing. It's uh anyways.
8:56>> Yeah. Yeah. And isn't it the case that beew writers really have like a limited amount of access to practice and like
9:02what they can report on as opposed to precoid days >> training camp you you know any training camp practice they get full access
9:09they're there for the whole practice just like the fans are right but once the season starts so like everyone's training camp ended today effectively.
9:15>> Yeah. Yeah.
9:16>> Well at least the day we're recording this. I don't know when this particular video drops, but um yeah. So now from
9:23from here on out, they get like the first 30 minutes of practice, which won't be any install. Won't be any X's
9:28and O's. It's going to be mostly warm up and some maybe some seven on seven stuff, but like Yeah. You're not going
9:33to be able to see anything.
9:35>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And so basically all this is is like it requires some tea leaf reading. It's be skeptical if a guy
9:42you're pretty sure stinks is now like the number one training camp hype darling who gained two rounds in ADP. Be a little skeptical if it's, you know, um
9:53maybe like a fantasy eligible rookie. Um but like this is going to be a really valuable show because Brett and I uh we
10:00put some time to the show sheet. Uh we we picked out names that we really feel strongly and confidently in. Um, and you
10:09know, I think we can capture the important nuance here. So, yeah, it's not to say that ADP risers and fallers isn't important. It's just that this
10:17this is the episode you want to be listening to. Um, here on Fantasy Football Daily with Brett and Scott, uh, you want to talk about this first name
10:26on the list, the biggest riser, >> Mike Washington.
10:32>> Yeah, I knew you were going to toss me because I know you don't want to talk about him.
10:34>> Well, you know what? Actually, let me talk. Let me talk about Let me talk about Let me talk about Mike Washington.
10:40Okay, so uh if we could pull it on the screen, he has literally one of the worst analytics profiles I've ever seen
10:48from a round four running back. Uh on the screen here, I comped him to Josh Hoit, who's currently the number six
10:56ranked UFC heavyweight. Uh these are all like Yeah. And then if you click the quoted tweet, it's Mike Washington versus all day one, day two running
11:05backs over the last 12 years. 12 percentile yards after contact per attempt. Dead last missed tackles force per touched. Dead last career schedule
11:16adjusted yards per carry. And so, uh, the analytics profile is really, really awful. Um, you know, some of the schedule adjusted yards per carry awful.
11:28Um, but what really happened basically was he was a small school guy who absolutely did nothing and then he had a
11:35big final year of his career and then he blew up the combine. And I've said this before, like I don't want this to seem
11:44like I really hate Mike Washington. Um, because because because I I I really do think you're the best film guy in the
11:52game and that matters a ton. And I think part of the issue is college football.
11:56There's no fantasy points data for college football. College football data is like wildly inaccurate. It's not very good. And so I can only ever be as good
12:04as the data I'm given. And this isn't great data. And there are outliers and and so um that that's where I stand on
12:12Mike Washington. But this was a guy you were you were very high on it seems.
12:17>> Well, yeah. High relative to the class.
12:19The class was a little buns after Jeremiah Love. So >> that's right. Um, yeah, the I don't know. You're talking about schedule
12:27adjusted yards per carry. I mean, he had when he got to the SEC, he averaged 6.4 yards per carry on a garbage team in
12:35Arkansas.
12:36>> Yeah. And then >> that's impressive.
12:38>> Okay. So, >> I I know New Mexico State wasn't pretty.
12:41I know Buffalo wasn't pretty, but those are lower level comps with the further down the mainstream rabbit hole you get, the worse the data gets, too, by the
12:51way. So, like, >> okay, >> you know, power four. Yeah, give me a stat. Why not? You're the stat guy.
12:56>> Okay. So, uh, since 2007, there's only been one
13:04drafted player to ever average below five yards per carry on over on at least 150 carries with the SK strength of
13:15schedule below the 20th 25th percentile.
13:19It was Mike Washington twice [laughter] and it was it was well below five yards per carry. It was 4.2 in 2022. It was
13:284.6 in 2024. Whatever. I don't think this really matters now. And like preseason I'm saying doesn't matter, but it's it's it a lot, but it's not totally
13:37irrelevant. And your film uh your film take really takes really do matter to me. So So that's important. But it's yeah, bad analytics profile. We don't
13:48want to double triple count that.
13:49>> Yeah. Let's not bury the lead either here. Why are we even talking about Mike Walsh Jr.? It's cuz Ashton Genty got
13:54hurt.
13:54>> Oh yeah. What an awful lead bearing by me. Yeah. So I I was at the airport when this went down and if you'll remember
14:02it's like people thought his career was over. Like there he went down in practice. There was a prayer circle forming around him. It looked really
14:11really bad. And my initial thought was, I wish I was home and I could be in an FFPC draft right now because the the the
14:20takes on Twitter were like, you can't draft Ashen GT today. I would take him in round 14 and I these are like best
14:28baseball bros. This my best baseball bros drive me crazy. Like you're not even good at baseball. that's your if that's your take in a format with a $1
14:35million grand prize and you want to be, you know, someone with a a round seven Mike Washington competing against all the round 15 Mike Washingtons instead of
14:46one of the the teams with a round eight Ashenji instead of all the competing against all the teams in the round two
14:53Ash and GD is just like the worst game theory ever. you just do not understand the game of fantasy football. And so,
15:00um, so yeah, shout out to my guy A Bag Batoba who won, uh, the FFPC, Big Gorilla, two years in a row. That's
15:08a million dollars right there. He got a round eight Ash and Genty because of the panic, the the blood in the streets. Uh,
15:16shout out Charlie Munger once again. And uh, and and yeah, that's ex and so yeah, I was at the airport and I so I'm like,
15:23"Oh crap, do I have to adjust my rankings or whatever?" I worked my sources. I worked my sources. If we could pull this up on Discord, uh, I
15:32worked my sources and I got the Adam Shfter scoop a good three hours before Adam Sher. I didn't tweet it out. I gave
15:40it to our our Discord subscribers. They were calling me uh, Scoop Barrett. They say I got shooters everywhere. So yeah, that's that's apparently one of the
15:50perks of being a Fantasy Point subscriber is uh you kind of get to hear these news a few hours before it hits
15:56the mainstream. Uh you know, I was telling everyone to to get an FFPC draft. I was I was jealous. I was in an
16:02airport and I I couldn't do that. But but yeah, it So where where do we stand today? Is it's a low ankle sprain,
16:11Brett? He's 5050 for week one basically.
16:15>> It keeps moving down the leg though. Are you sure it's not going to turn into a Liz Frank injury all of a sudden? Right?
16:20It started like knee, then it was like, oh, it's high ankle, then it was low ankle, now it's like, >> what if it what if it goes to the foot?
16:27What if it spreads?
16:28>> Listen, I have a take. It's a real take.
16:30I think you're going to love it. Is I I feel like this is almost a still a red flag because like, isn't he kind of a
16:38Like, imagine imagine [laughter] imagine how pissed like his teammates were. Bro, you made me do a prayer circle over a low ankle sprain. Are you
16:47kidding me? And so like is is Ashen Genty kind of a wussy? Um I don't know.
16:52I don't know. But hey, he he's probably going to play week one. He's definitely going to play week two. In which case,
16:57like Mike Washington just kind of goes back to being a handcuff. And and here's here was my point on on Mike Washington
17:04is like it wasn't just that he had a bad analy analytics profile. It was but it was also that he was never a volume guy.
17:12>> That's true. That is true.
17:13>> And so, like, I don't know that if Ashen Genty were to go down, he would come in and be the full-on Bellcow. I feel like
17:20it would be some sort of committee. Um, and so, yeah, I I I this isn't one I really, I guess, agree with or as a
17:31player I feel the need to go out of my way to target. Uh, and by the way, even if I'm wrong on all this, it's still
17:37like what was easily the worst offensive line in football last year. Um, but I don't know. Maybe maybe you saw something in preseason and you're like,
17:45"No, this Mike Washington special." But I don't >> I wouldn't say special. I would >> When we thought Genty would miss some
17:53time, I thought Washington put enough on tape for me to be like, "Yeah, that's that's a good that's a good play." But
17:59it was never I never presumed it would be longterm with Genty anyway. So, yeah, Washington, you know, I I think he looks like a an
18:06acceptable backup running back. like and in fantasy football it's not even really about talent, it's about opportunity, you know. So, if he had the opportunity,
18:14I I'd be fine with Washington. It doesn't look like he's going to get it, though. So, >> uh I don't know why he's
18:19>> like he he should be the faller on this list, actually. [laughter] >> No, I mean, seriously, with Gent's injury being less severe than we
18:27thought, he should be the faller and Genty should be the riser, but I get that's not the world we live in.
18:31>> No, actually, yeah, Ashen Gent is a big faller even still today. Like, he's come down a lot. Yeah, it's again it was like
18:38just a massive overreaction and there hasn't really been a strong correction and and Mike Washington why he's here is like yeah there was a it was eight hours
18:46basically but there was a ton of blood in the streets a ton of panic where Ash and Genty owners were trading for Mike
18:53Washington with massive overpays. Uh but let's get to the next name on the list because this is one we both agree
18:58absolutely should be a riser. Yeah.
19:01>> Um >> Dejon Shribbling is the next on our list. It isn't the next you see on this this riser sheep, but you're throwing a
19:08flag. Okay.
19:09>> Dejon.
19:10>> Dejon. Okay.
19:11>> Dejon. Yep. Dejon >> Dejon.
19:16>> Dejon.
19:17>> Dejon. There you go. Dejon.
19:18>> My favorite kind of mustard.
19:20>> That's Djon.
19:22>> Gray pupan.
19:23>> This is Dejon.
19:24>> Okay. Sorry.
19:25>> Yeah.
19:26>> Go ahead.
19:26>> And I did, just so everyone knows, I went to the 49ers website and got the pronunciation guide. They even have a
19:32clip of him saying his own name. It's Dejon. Dejon Stribbling. So, >> you know who doesn't do that?
19:38>> Who?
19:38>> Yeah, the guy who mispronounces three names an episode.
19:42>> No, I dude on first read I do the same thing and I get I get killed for it. So, I've been taking it a little bit more
19:47seriously. I even have a listener who sends me pronunciation guides just so I get them right, you know? So, >> yeah. I I'm just going to lean into it.
19:53This is now part of the fantasy football daily drinking game. Every time Scott mispronounces, you got to chug a beer.
20:00>> You I I was impressed you got through the genty conversation without saying genty. So that was nice. [laughter] >> Baby steps, Rick.
20:07>> Yeah. So, uh, Dejon Stribbling, man. He He looks awesome. He truly does. We've talked about him a lot since his since
20:13preseason week one.
20:15>> So, I I went on ESPN radio uh a couple days ago with with Lance Zerine and he asked me about Dejon and he was like,
20:22"Well, where do you stand?" And I'm like, "Well, where do you stand?"
20:26Because, you know, my analytics model like really didn't like him. He's like, he was like, I'm actually I did my projections and I'm very pessimistic and
20:35like I got a lot of heat for it. I He was like, I'm just looking at Christian McCaffrey. Okay, that's a a target hog.
20:43Mike Evans, okay, when healthy, that's a target hog. Mike Evans or George KD when healthy, that's a target hog. Debo Samuel, you know, knows the system. So
20:54he was like, "I projected out like 35 catches and like 400 yards and four touchdown, something like that." And he's like, "I got a lot of." And so
21:02like, "What do you think?" And I'm like, "Well, like I think that's right. I think I think that's the most likely
21:08outcome, assuming everyone's fully healthy.
21:11>> But fantasy football doesn't work like that. In the game of fantasy football, the most likely outcome isn't always the most important one. And what I always
21:20say is the the a player's bullcase outcome matters exponentially more than the median, which matters exponentially more than the bare case, which almost
21:28doesn't matter at all. And so to me, Deshawn Shribling is like literally the best handcuff at cost. Like I don't really like handcuffed running backs.
21:38Like I'm not Blake Horm is probably the best one on paper. I'm not really drafting him. Um, Tyler Algier in the
21:44last round is a really good one in in the last round, but Deshan Stribbling at Costas is one of my favorite handcuffs
21:51because you just look at the setup. It's the 49ers. They're a juggernaut offense every year despite a million injuries.
21:59And then it's, yeah, who is he competing for targets with? It's like target hogs, but it's also like Mike Evans old and
22:05injuryprone. Christian McCaffrey old and injuryprone. George KD old and injuryprone. Debo Samuel fat old and injury-prone. So, it's like, yeah, there's a a real pathway here towards
22:16league winning upside. Um, and so I we could talk about like why my analytics model might have missed on him. We could talk about what you've
22:26seen on tape this preeason uh and whatnot, but but to me, it's it's a little dependent on what where you're
22:35drafting. like in an FFPC deep rosters where the waiver wire is really barren uh and you you're chasing a million dollar grand prize like this is like
22:44almost like this is an amazing pick. This is a tremendous value. This is a player I almost don't want to leave my draft
22:52without. But in a 10 team ESPN, it's like I don't know that you really need to draft him just because the odds he's
23:00available on waiverss in week three, week four are so high. Um it's it's almost a little bit like Luther Burden last year. Um
23:10so there is that nuance, but like if you look at my rankings, I'm very high on him and I I kind of keep inching him up.
23:18>> You should. Yeah, he looks great. Um I the thing with Lance's take is like he had to say when healthy this player is a
23:26target hog. When healthy this bro none of them are healthy. [laughter] Not one of them. Not in currently. Yeah, >> not one of the players he he had to
23:35breathe about there was not is not healthy currently. So, um you know, George KD likely not to play week one.
23:40That's more of a travel situation, but he might be the healthiest of the bunch.
23:43And he's a tight end who's never been a super high volume guy, has he? He's just been extremely efficient throughout his
23:49career. So, like not super worried about that. I I made the case on uh when Debro and I did the preseason week 2 reaction
23:57video. I made the case that there's a real pathway for for Stribbling to be the wide receiver one this year in San
24:03Francisco.
24:04>> Yeah. But is he good? How? Because like >> Yeah, he's good.
24:08>> Every everyone was like, "Oh, this is a tremendous reach." But >> not everyone.
24:14>> Not everyone said that.
24:15>> Kyle Shanahan can't draft on day two.
24:19What did you like about What did you see?
24:21>> Yeah, I mean the the biggest thing the biggest box he checked for me was body control. Body control and droves.
24:27size, athleticism, body control is a really good starting point. There were question marks coming from the Old Miss offense on the route running in the I
24:35guess movability to the NFL where it's like he played primarily X and it was a vertical plane, you know, this linear
24:42route tree only. But so far through through two preseason games, we've seen him play all three positions, run the entire route tree. He's looks great
24:51after the catch. They're scheming up touches to him and he's got ridiculous catches downfield multiple times. Um he's beat he's beating starting level
24:59quarterbacks.
25:00I I think he looks the part like absolutely. So um >> there I think there's also a kingmaker component to Kyle Shanahan. That was
25:09always one of the biggest cheat codes in fantasy like dating back to the Julio Jones Andre Johnson days. It was always
25:17you want the Kyle Shannon wide receiver one. And hey, we saw uh Brandon Aayuk be incredibly productive in the second half
25:24of his rookie season. We've seen Debo Samuel have post league winning seasons despite a 33rd percentile ass. So, it's Yeah, it's I I I
25:36am like kind of did not expect to be like a president of the Dejon Shriveling fan club, but yeah, I I I really like
25:44him. Oh, and and to, you know, excuse the the poor analytics profile, um there's a quote that's been going around a few times. I think Albert Brer had it
25:53first, but basically Lane Kein was like, "Yeah, like it was an egregious sin that we didn't have shriveling more involved in the offense than he should have been.
26:01It kind of took us a while to figure out what we had, but our, you know, Weiss, our OC, kind of knew the entire time,
26:08and that was on me." One thing I found interesting in the like raw counting stats profile for him is he had over 600
26:14yards receiving on three different college teams. It's like it's not like he >> Hey, maybe that means he's really smart.
26:21He's going to pick up this offense quicker than a rookie.
26:23>> Well, you've already seen that. Like I like I said a few times, they they actually put the full freaking load of
26:28the offense on him already. So, and and guys, like for those that think it was a tremendous reach, you know, I I had a
26:35draft show during draft season. We talked Stribbling on that show a lot and Stribbling was a guy that we, you know,
26:43Theo and I, my co-host at the time, we we projected was going to go higher than people thought. Like that that was
26:48something we talked about very early on.
26:49Like this guy is definitely going to go higher than people realize. He went really early in the second round, the first pick of the second round, you
26:56know, which is a little higher than I I scored him, but still like when when you stack a draft board, you're I'm not
27:01stacking it, you know, specific to third a specific team, right? It's it's it's team agnostic. And so at some point in
27:08the draft, it does become a pick your your flavor kind of thing. So with that context added, I don't really think it
27:14was that crazy of a reach.
27:16>> All right. Well, yeah, this is this gets the fantasy football daily with Brett and Scott stamp of approval.
27:23>> Boom. Let's move on. Let's uh let's hit the guy we've talked about. Another guy we talked about a ton this entire off
27:28seasonason is Parker Washington.
27:30>> Speaking of sta stamps of approval, I don't know that there's a bigger stamp of approval I could give for for Parker
27:35Washington. This is really my guy. You see it on the screen here. The the last four games, including playoffs. Uh he
27:42was just like an uber alpha. Uh he had 45% of the team's yards, he had a 3.78 yards per route run. But it's really not
27:51just that. It's, you know, it's there's a larger sample there of just whenever he was given the full-time slot role, >> he was excellent. Whenever he was on the
28:01field with Jacobe Meyers and Brian Thomas Jr., He was the alpha with a a 33% target share or better in those
28:11games, these games here on screen or just whenever on the field on those snaps with those guys, he was the alpha.
28:18And this also talks, you know, speaks to the Liam Cohen slot role where we saw Chris Godwin the alpha over Mike Evans
28:28um and behind only Jamar Chase and fantasy points per game. We saw that with Cooper Cup and the Rams. We saw
28:33that with Mandel Robinson at Kentucky.
28:36Liam Cohen slot roll is money and it's just a guy I mean I said on that draft show I said on that draft show I said
28:42Parker Washington is the best value in all of fantasy and I said it again in my draft guide when it came out uh earlier
28:52this month is he's best value in all of drafts. And so it's like yeah I think it makes sense that his value continues to
28:59rise. the exodas always rise every year and you know that's mostly just I think like ADP's much softer in early August
29:08and then it gets tougher. But here's the thing is like I I checked ADP this morning and like he's still a ridiculous
29:14value. It it's you know with the Exodas these are players where you could reach a round or more and still come away a
29:23massive winner. It still feels like stealing and that's exactly the case with Parker Washington to me. I haven't left a single reraft draft without him
29:31yet. So, >> well then then we're best friends.
29:34See, see, Brett, now we could be best friends because if you don't draft Parker Washington, we can't be friends.
29:39So, that's you you you listeners at home, you tell me what's important. Do you want to be my friend? Do you want to
29:46win your league or do you want to do you want to lose your league and not be my friend?
29:50>> What's crazy, too, is uh for those that are like one league like home home league kind of players, his ADP is still
29:57crazy low. like >> yeah, >> it is insane where you can get him. Um it's it's really the sharp leagues or I
30:04think he's been a big riser cuz I've still I just did a home league the other day and it's like gosh I think I got him
30:09like round 11 or something. Round 12, >> bro. Even on FFPC still way too low.
30:14It's crazy. Like he's gained a round in the past three weeks and he's still a must draft pick over there.
30:20>> Yeah. [snorts] Um why don't we do uh JK Dobbins?
30:25>> Yeah. Yeah. So >> another riser. He's a So, if you saw if you remember my thread from earlier in this episode is he's kind of a riser
30:32every year and I think it's just like because I think it's just because I I pull I pull it up I do this in like you
30:40know September 1st and so it's just like oh JK Dobbins hasn't been hurt yet.
30:45Let's [laughter] let's exactly >> rise him up. And uh so I I don't know if you want to talk about JK Dobbins or I
30:54could give you my fantasy take, but it's really just like he kind of feels like a baseball guy to me. I don't think he's a
31:00great reddraft pick unless you went zero or B and you're just desperate for guaranteed points. I just don't see a ton of upside because he doesn't catch
31:08passes because by every indication Shawn Payeyton wants a three-way committee backfield and so they're kind of going to be cannibalizing each other's upside.
31:17But I do like have tremendous belief in JK Dobbins, the the player, uh, for as long as he stays healthy. He is the most
31:24injury-prone player in football. But he he he ranks top 10 in career yards per carry all time. He >> isn't he number one actually?
31:36>> No, he's not number one.
31:37>> Okay.
31:38>> But he's he's like seventh, I want to say. Okay.
31:41>> Uh, and then you just like look at what he look at what Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har Har
31:44Har Har Har Har Harvey did last year without him. Harvey had what like two games over 60 rushing yards. Um where JK
31:51Dobbins did that in every single game but one with a 5.0 yards per carry. And Shawn Peyton said like he I I forget the
32:00exact quote but like he did not want to lose JK Dobbins in free agency. He was like this is this is like an acquire at
32:07any cost guy for me. It was something like that. It was like priority priority number one in free agency. Go after JK
32:14Dobbins. make sure he stays.
32:18>> Yeah. Um my So I I'm actually selling this as a riser.
32:23>> I'm not buying him.
32:24>> I mean, so so so that's that's that's right. That's that's that's definitely right. Just because again, like in fantasy, the whole game is is is upside.
32:34Upside wins championships. Upside is everything. And I don't see every down upside. I don't see him catching passes.
32:40I see they want a committee perhaps because the they worry about him staying healthy and they want him healthy uh for
32:47the playoffs. And so yeah, this isn't a player I'm drafting and if you follow my rankings, you're you're probably not going to draft him. But in a baseball
32:55league or zero RB start and you really just need points, he's okay because it is it is a top three offensive line. It
33:04isn't a top three defense with great game script, a great play caller. But >> by the way, JK Dums is number two all
33:11time among running backs in yards per carry in the modern era since since basically 19 the 1970s. Jamal Charles.
33:18>> Okay. Well, that that's not all time.
33:19So, >> well, we get I'm not putting Marian Mley ahead of him. It was Mary Mley is awesome.
33:24>> He's a fullback from the 1950s, Scott.
33:26He had like a careerhigh you come in here trying to stap the goat. No, I don't think so. We We respect Mary and Mley here in this
33:36house. We've already we've already disclosed on the show. You're not allowed to say the word mogged. You're too old for that. So, stop doing that.
33:43But yeah, I mean, in any football that matters, >> you mogged me and now you suned me. Wow.
33:50>> In any amount of football that matters, Jacob is number two all time in yards per carry. So, among running among
33:56running backs, not quarterbacks.
33:57>> But here's the thing is it's like every year, every year he's 5.0 yards per carry or higher. And it's just like it's
34:03really just like Kenny's and it's crazy because of all the injuries like he's definitely like lost a step and then lost another step. But yeah, shout out
34:10to uh Zack Swelles, one of our charters who uh you know talked about this every week in his article, but it's just like
34:19he is just so good at hitting the open hole and Harvey was so bad at that last year and so better fit for the offense,
34:26better pure runner. Uh, he really just needs to stay healthy, but again, not enough upside for me to really care.
34:32>> Well, and and I think we're gonna get Shawn Peyton with this backfield anyways. Jonah Coleman, RJ Harvey, JK, all having a role. That's going to be
34:40scary.
34:40>> Yeah.
34:41>> So, who do you think has the biggest upside of that backfield? It's got to be Coleman right at ADP.
34:48Is Coleman free?
34:50>> Um, yeah. I I kind of just I guess so, but I I I kind of just don't trust that they
34:57want a Bellcow. I think they they just want, you know, a two-way committee or a three-way committee if Davin stays healthy. And so, I don't know. I just
35:07don't see the upside. Um, and I think I think Coleman's probably going to be available off waiverss in October. So, >> all right, we got a couple more risers
35:16to get to.
35:17>> Let's go. Casey Conpsion, my guy. I don't know if you want me to go first, but um, >> your guy, this was your this was your
35:24wide receiver, too, in this year's class. So, That's kind of spicy. And now ADP is catching up, but he's still stupid cheap.
35:35>> Stupid cheap. I think the big concern obviously is the quarterback situation.
35:39And that like I'm not even sure as much as I love Casey for reddraft purposes, do I even want a piece of this? I don't
35:45know.
35:45>> You do. Let me tell you, you do.
35:47>> Okay. All right. Go ahead. So I I when when he was drafted to the Browns, there was like this negative reaction
35:57and my reaction at the time was like this is a sneaky amazing landing spot, especially long term for Dynasty, but even in the short term because Todd
36:07Monkin was so good at scheming Z Flowers up last year, >> it was, you know, heavy screen volume, manufactured touches, behind the line
36:18scrimmage targets. But it was also this scheme where he saw the highest percentage of routes from heavy personnel, which is an efficiency cheat
36:27code because it's easier to get targets against tight ends competing for targets with tight ends than it is wide receivers. And and so all of that
36:36together, I'm like, "Oh, he's going to be in the Z Flowers role." And then Andrew Barry and Todd Monkin both comped
36:43him to Zay Flowers later that night.
36:44They were like, "No, no, no, no. Z Flowers isn't a good comp. It's It's much bigger Z Flowers. This guy's way
36:51bigger than Z. He's more physical and so yeah, Z Flowers role and that mitigates most if not all of the quarterback
37:02concerns. I had a I had a source out there who visited Cleveland practice told me, "Dude, it was just all screens.
37:08It was just nothing nothing but the entire offensive screens." And yeah, Casey was a focal point. and and and why is he rising up? It's because his ADP
37:17was stupid cheap to begin with, but it's also because he is a major camp standout. Um there was some like lip
37:25service quotes from the coaches like, "Oh no, Jerry Judy is our our wide receiver one." And now like every beat writer is like, "No, that's BS." Like
37:32listen, Judy these these rookies look so much better than Jerry Judy. And Casey in particular is getting peppered and he looks amazing. And hey, that was Brett
37:42Whitefield's wide receiver too in the class. You know, you're you're the best in the game at wide receivers. That's that might be your best position. Um,
37:50and so I like this. I like I said, I've I've waffled back and forth between KC and Stribbling. I think it's two
37:57different things. I think Stribbling offers legitimately more upside, but there's a much higher chance he's available off waiverss in week four. I
38:05think KC could just rip out of the gates with like six to eight targets week one and then ideally in the second half that moves to
38:13like 7.5 to 10 targets per game ideally in a perfect world. Um but yeah, I I like KC.
38:21>> What kind of statline do you think Antonio Brown could put up with Deshun Watson and Shadur Sanders?
38:28>> Please do not say this. This is an illegal comp. if you're comping him to Antonio Brown one of one. Uh but yeah,
38:35he would put up obscene numbers like >> you know quarterback play really matters but like when you're the elite of the
38:42elites it we've we've seen Antonio Brown go nuclear with Ben Rothosberger backups or just like a decrepit uh tennis elbow
38:53overweight Ben Rothosberger and we've seen dude we've seen DeAndre Hopkins go nuclear with >> Osweiler Larry Fitz for years with bad
39:02quarterbacks >> and so and so Yeah, it a lot comes down to how are you saying this guy is Antonio Brown levels of good? I
39:08>> mean play style-wise that that was roughly my comp for him. Yeah. And guess what?
39:14>> Brown is on my Mount Antonio Brown is on my Mount Rushmore. So >> Whoa. Mount Rushmore.
39:20>> Yeah.
39:20>> You just you like the crazy vibes.
39:22That's >> dude. Yo, it's that's a I I have an analytics model and my analytics model tells me the crazier you are, the more
39:31fantasy points you're going to score if you're a wide receiver.
39:33>> It's scientific.
39:34>> It's scientific.
39:36>> What What Mount Rushmore are we talking about? Like fantasy football wide receiver Mount Rushmore or like >> just wide receivers in general. It's
39:41Jerry Rice. It's >> Tyreek Hill, >> it's Antonio Brown, >> and it's Dejan Shrebling >> in five years. I love how you
39:52mispronounce his name to get him on your Mount Rushmore, too.
39:55>> Deshawn, not Desan. Deson.
39:58>> No, I'm Parker Washington. Parker. All right. Um, you want to move to the next name?
40:03>> Yeah. Last last riser we have for you, then we're going to get into some more fallers. Jonathan Brooks.
40:09Big time riser. I'm buying this one, too. Jo I almost just called you Josh. I don't know why.
40:14>> Scott.
40:15>> My name is Scott and put some respect on it, please. It's because right before we did the show, I was talking to somebody
40:20named Josh. Sorry.
40:22>> All right. So, uh, Jonathan Brooks, why why are you high on Jonathan Brooks? He He has one season with over 30 carries
40:31since he left high school five years ago.
40:35>> Yeah. The reason I'm high on Jonathan Brooks is I'm I'm a big believer that when talent meets opportunity, we get
40:40boom. And I don't think Chuba Hubard's a very good running back. I don't think >> so. On that point, we we have it on the
40:46screen here. This is one of my favorite stats. Schuba Hubard's yards per target average in two years ago was the worst
40:53ever. It was the worst of any player at any position since targets became a stat in 1992. And then last year he had zero
41:03explosive runs. He was the only running back with, you know, close to as many with a 100red carries to have zero
41:10explosive runs. Uh absolutely awful. And so yeah, I think that's like a fairly easy bar
41:19for Brooks to clear to become a Bellcow is this guy has not been good. Hey, in in last year he missed two games and his
41:28run backup running back averaged 198 rushing yards per game in those games.
41:33And uh and yeah, you're seeing this from the beat writers out there in Carolina where it's like they're they're just flat out saying h this is going to be
41:41Jonathan Brooks backfield. are hoping Jonathan Brooks takes over as the lead back. Uh >> I don't think we're hoping anymore. I
41:49think I think it's happened.
41:50>> The buried lead once again is Chuba Hubard currently dealing with an injury and that just gives Brooks all the opportunity in the world. Also, I
41:57remember when Brooks was drafted, Dave Canales said, uh Dave Canales said, uh yeah, well, what really separated him from everyone else is he's a doit all
42:08back. He catches the ball. He's a really good runner. And that that's really important to my scheme where I'm not tipping my play calling hand where I can
42:15motion him out. I can reveal tendencies of the defense. I can get mismatches and you saw that you saw that with rookie
42:22year Rashad White playing under Dave Canales. You saw that with Sheba Huard, you know, when he he had his breakout season two years ago. Um, and I think I
42:31think Brooks is a better fit for the system. I think he's an an efficiency upgrade >> and uh yeah I I see you know it's no
42:40sure thing it could be a committee historically not for Dave Canales but um I see a ton of upside agreed with you in full I think you know
42:50they were comfortable letting Rico Daw walk who was very clearly the better running back last year over Chuba Hubard because they had Jonathan Brooks in the
42:57hopper ready to go and so it's not like you know Rico D signed some massive contract I think he got paid what like
43:0412 million bucks over two years in Pittsburgh or something like that. So, they could have easily retained him.
43:08Instead, they opted to go with Brooks. I think that was intentional. You mentioned the explosive run thing. I think people are sleeping on how big of
43:15a deal that is. The NFL, the entire NFL right now is chasing explosive runs.
43:20We've done the math on what it means for implied point totals when you get an explosive run on a drive. We know that
43:25in the the too high era we live in, um, and by too high era, I just simply mean that the the rate of too high has gone
43:32up dramatically over the last five to six years, um, explosive runs are the are one of the offsets for that, right? So, you're
43:40going to you're going to play shell coverage. Cool. We're going to run the ball down your throat and rack up those
43:44explosives. You cannot you simply cannot have a running back on the field who's not capable of generating you explosive runs. And so I think by proxy Jonathan
43:52Brooks just gets more opportunity just on literally on that stat alone that cherrypicked stat I believe will be the driver in Brooks taking over this job.
44:00And then you mentioned the the pass down work the the passcatching upside that really was the hallmark of Brooks's profile coming out of college. It's like
44:08a true three down back who can be dynamic as a pass catcher.
44:11>> That's right.
44:13>> All right let's hit some followers and then we'll get out of here. We already did Genty. Let's hit Tvon Henderson. I'm
44:18I'm so glad you put him on the list because >> I am so excited to [ __ ] all over.
44:24I So I' I've done a I have 100% exposure to Travon Henderson and FFPC and I am so mad about it. It's because I do all
44:33these drafts with with Theo Gager who's an amazing analyst. I'm gonna win all these because like he's the waiverwire goat. Um, but he's I'm like every we we
44:43have our call before the draft and I'm like I am gonna I'm gonna lose my mind if if you make me draft Tvon Henderson.
44:51I I veto it. There's no way. And every single draft somehow it's like he falls two rounds and like we we win zero RB
45:00and we have to take him. I've been calling him, I don't know how much of this is just because of that, but I've
45:05been calling him the anti-exodia for how much I dis my disdain for Travon Henderson. Um, it's it feels like he's
45:15just the world's most expensive handcuff. Like, seriously. And and it's a handcuff where you're drafting him above the starter, which like is just
45:25bad form. He's he's Blake Cororm. If Blake Horm were more expensive, less efficient, and hated by his head coach, he's [laughter] he's he's Deon
45:36Shribbling. If Shribbling went eight rounds earlier and 30 picks before Mike Evans, uh, look at on the screen here.
45:44It's Yeah. What happened in the games that mattered most in the playoffs.
45:48Trayvon Henderson had a 36% snap share.
45:51He averaged Oh, no. This is all games.
45:54This is all games that Raandre played.
45:57By the way, it looks even worse in the playoffs. All games Raandre played, uh, yeah, it's a 62% versus 36% committee.
46:06Uh, Tian averaged only 8.3 fantasy points per game. His only good games were when Raandre was hurt and they were up against bottom five run defenses. And
46:16you see it here in the EPA on offslits.
46:19The offense was so much better with Raandre on the field than with Travian.
46:24That really matters. And like Yeah. And so, so what has happened uh all off season is every single beat writer and
46:34um is saying, "Hey, I'm at I'm at camp."
46:36Like, "Reanderie is clearly the lead back." Oh, and Travon has not looked good. Has not looked impressive. You know, I I called I called Ashen Genty a
46:46wussy earlier.
46:48>> That that was in your write up on Travian is he plays football like an absolute wussy. He is like such a
46:56dynasty darling and like you're going to have people, you know, crying in our YouTube comments over this, but like certainly in reddraft,
47:05this feels like one of the worst picks on the board. And I've been getting a lot of heat for it. It's like, well,
47:09Scott, aren't you the upside wins championships guy? It's like, yeah, upside wins championships, but downside isn't totally irrelevant, you know? And
47:18it's also like I think Raandre has more upside. Why do I think that? because hey, he's starting week one and the
47:24coach really likes him and he was actually good last year and a better fit for the scheme. Trayvon in college and
47:30last year much better in outside zone.
47:33That's like his specialty. But guess what? Josh McDaniels dating back to like the Wes Welker days was always bottom three and outside zone run rate. This is
47:42>> That's right. [snorts] >> All right. Go ahead. Yeah. Bring your film X's and O's expertise to the conversation.
47:48>> Well, you did a really good job summing it up for for fantasy for sure. I think one thing that gets lost in all of this
47:54is Raander Stevenson's a freaking awesome football player.
47:57>> Yeah, >> he's got he had some fumbling issues at times throughout his career, but like he is probably one of the most dynamic
48:03240lb running backs you're going to find as far as like what he brings in the pass game as a receiver, a pass
48:09protector, and as a runner. I mean, he he is just he's he he truly is a really good football player. And so, I think
48:17that get that gets lost. I wanted to bring up one element of this that's not film related, but like I think the push
48:22back we're going to get, Scott, is cuz when you look at a guy who was a second round pick, okay, he got drafted into a
48:28situation we knew he'd compete with the starter with, like we we knew it would be a time share early on is my point.
48:34And as a rookie, he has over,00 total yards and 10 touchdowns. I think the the logical conclusion is that's an ascending player and we can expect more
48:44from him moving forward because he was from a pure counting stat situation. He was good as a rookie despite the fact
48:51that he wasn't the starter, right? And then you there's a ton of nuance to those numbers. You can get into, you
48:58know, some game script like he had two two games that he completely blew up in and then the rest was kind of meh,
49:02right?
49:03Point being is like I think generally people expect young players to continue getting better. So they're they're going to ask you, well if he if he could do
49:12this as a rookie,00 total yards and 10 touchdowns, >> yeah, >> why why shouldn't he we expect more from him or at least even that much, right?
49:20Cuz we're you go to our projections, we're not projecting uh Tayvon Henderson for nearly that kind of production this year. So there there's a gap in what
49:28he's already accomplished as a young player versus what we're saying he's going to do this year. How do you kind of explain away that gap?
49:37>> Um it so like again the bulk of his production really came in those games without Raandre Stevenson and those were
49:47games against like the worst run defenses in football. like he had over 150 yards from scrimmage, two touchdowns on just on just uh 16 touches against
49:57the Bills. But that's that's always been one of the worst run like they invite opposing offenses to run against them intentionally.
50:05>> Um and uh and so yeah, that was a big part of it, but like you saw it on the screen like when they were both healthy,
50:12Raandre was the more efficient back by a lot. Um, and it's also like looking at his his his prospect profile. You called
50:23him a wussy. You you said he was overrated. I had major questions regarding whether or not he could be a bellcow even before your your wussy
50:32concerns, which add to that is just, you know, he couldn't stay healthy early on in college. And then he was vastly more
50:39efficient than Quinshan Judkins. but, you know, had fewer touches, fewer carries than than Quinchon, including in, you know, the game that mattered
50:46most, the the the championship. So, um, yeah, it's it's I I forget what your original question was. What was your answer to it? [clears throat]
50:56>> Well, >> yeah, I mean, my answer is just that Stevenson's a really good football player.
51:00>> Yeah.
51:00>> But I I do think like there's they're in for a little bit of a rude awakening this year with the schedule adjust. Like
51:07there's a lot of factors here of why I'm higher on on Raandre than Tayvon.
51:11>> Yeah. But it's also it's also AJ Brown opening things up for the running backs, right? To to potentially mitigate the
51:17the the schedule, which by the way goes from like second softest to like fifth toughest or second toughest even.
51:24>> Here's a take that maybe even gets me in trouble at some point. Even with AJ Brown and Romeo Dubs, I think we have to
51:31expect some regression to the mean in terms of that pass game efficiency.
51:35Yeah, >> Drake May was unbelievably efficient last year and like especially on all the scrambled drilly type stuff where he's finding Kahan Booty 60 yards downfield
51:43for a wide open like that's like you can't expect those plays to happen every single game and they legitimately did for New England last year. So like I
51:52think pass volume probably actually has to go up because of game script this year where last year it didn't need to
51:58be super high and the efficiency will come way down.
52:01So I I don't know. I I think as a as a whole the the offense gets less efficient and I think that actually
52:07helps Raandre's case for if you're doing purely Raandre vers Trayvon Raandre's I think his snapshare could actually go up this year. Another interesting tidbit
52:16Scott is like unanimously the beatw writers think >> Raandre is just running away with the job.
52:22>> It's pretty rare to get unanimous stuff from beatw writers like that. Like and they're unanimously on board with Raandre.
52:28>> Yeah. And there's they're saying it's like almost not even close. And so like Yeah. What are we doing drafting him
52:33above Raandre? Like Raandre is a tremendous value, especially if you're taking if you took a zero RB approach and Trayvon is like a very easy fade for
52:42me. And yet somehow Theo Ginger I have 100% exposure on FFPC.
52:48>> Well, speaking of which, I capitulated a little bit to to your and Theo's take on Trayvon last year in the draft process.
52:53I I actually bumped him up a spot or two manually just because Theo was so convicted in his Trayvon take that I I
53:00felt like I had to. All right, let's move on. Jeremiah Love, another star running back dealing with some injury. He's a faller. Um, I don't
53:09exactly know how many ADP spots he's fallen, but I imagine it's semi-significant. Where are you at on Jeremiah Love, Scott?
53:16>> Brother, I've got a spicy spicy take for you. You want to hear it?
53:22>> Yeah, I do.
53:24>> Uh, I tweeted this out the other day. If I'm being completely honest with myself, I think it's I think it's probably 5050
53:32that Jaren Price, Jeremiah Love's longtime backup outscores Jeremiah Love this year.
53:41>> Current ADP, if you look at current ADP, it implies like there's only a 5% chance that happens.
53:47>> I think it's legitimately close to 50/50. And so what does that mean? Um 5050 basically means like they should have the exact same projection and they
53:58should be going like the exact right next to each other in the draft. And the fact that they're not means I have to be
54:04very low on Jeremiah or much lower than consensus on Jeremiah Love and much higher on Janerian Price. And that's absolutely the case. That's absolutely
54:13the case. Yeah. And so it's I'll be honest, it's the ankle thing for Jeremiah Love, which I'm hearing, by the way, is is is worse than the team's
54:22letting on. It might even be worse than Ash and Gent's Genties. Uh I'm hearing he there's a really good chance he's
54:29going to miss week one. And then it's also just the general like the fantasy community is kind of always overly optimistic on rookies. I was last year,
54:37you know, I was very in on Beijel Tutin and Luther Burton and Coloulston Lovelin and it took until December for those
54:44guys to break out. And then it's also you have this really tough uh backfield competition where you have James Connor who like by every measure is one of the
54:53top three most efficient running backs in football over the last three years when healthy. You have Tyler Algier who you know I think Jeremiah Love is an
55:03exceptional talent. I think Bejon is pro maybe the best running back in football.
55:07Tyler Algier was good enough to force a committee with Bejon. And so like that's that doesn't really bode well for and
55:14then it's not a good offense. It's an offense that could, you know, kind of secretly hopes they're drafting Arch Manning next year. It's an offense that
55:22could be starting Carson Beck in the second half. It's an offense that's not going to have good game script. It's an
55:27offense that isn't going to be in the red zone all that often. And then Jarian Price, meanwhile, while he's competing for touches against George Hani.
55:37Did you make that name up? Who is who is George Hani?
55:41>> Special teams demon, man.
55:42>> Yeah, special teams demon. George Hani.
55:45And you have the proof of concept. You saw it last year, Kenneth Walker in the second half of the season, he was
55:51averaging 22 fantasy points per game. He was going nuclear. This was a backfield that ranked what, top three in in total
55:57carries last year. uh amazing game script. It they just won the Super Bowl.
56:03Um and and yeah, so it seems weird when you know Jeremiah Love just like totally out alphaed Jerry and Price. Price could
56:12barely see the field and you know just given landing spot it seems I was doing an FFPC draft with with Jacob Sanderson
56:22and he he was like um he was caping up for Jeremiah Love and he was like when was the last time you could take uh a
56:30round a round one running back this this late and then like four rounds later you know Jarian Price was on the board and I
56:37was like hey wait a second when was the last time you got a round one running back this rookie rookie round one running back this late
56:43in the draft. Um, so, so yeah, what do you think about that take? Do you think that's crazy? Do you think that's
56:48ridiculous?
56:49>> No. And I'm going to be annoying and one up you.
56:52>> I think I think in terms of price versus love, I would tilt it 51% price, 49%.
56:58>> Wow. You always got to you always got to one up me, Brett.
57:01>> Yeah. Yeah, that's I know that that's annoying, but yeah, we were talking about it kind of in Discord the other
57:06day and I think Chris might murder us in our sleep for this because he's not quite projecting it that way at all. But
57:11>> but here's the funny thing is he was Jeremiah Love's biggest hater right the the night of the draft. He released his
57:18projections and he got so much [ __ ] for it because people were like like no he's he's he's going to he should be drafted
57:24in round one. He's going to and like Chris is like nah the math math isn't really mathing here. And so he's still a
57:30lot lower. He just isn't quite with us on 5050.
57:34>> Yeah, Jeremiah Love. I mean, this is not really a topic for fantasy, but he's he's the worst draft pick in NFL
57:40history. You know that, right?
57:44>> That is a take. That is a scalding hot take. Clip that, Trey.
57:48>> Scott, they they made him the highest paid running back in NFL history in terms of guaranteed money with the ro
57:53look at that roster and tell me they they had the right to do that. You had Tyler Algier and James Connor already in
58:00tow and you decided to do that with that roster that you have. Unbelievably, I mean, it's so malpractice. It's It's ridiculous, man. Roster construction
58:10malpractice.
58:11>> You know what it is? Charlie Munger, show me the incentive. I'll show you the outcome. It's It's If I draft a running
58:17back and he's good, I'm not going to get fired, you know? And it's just like >> he sells jerseys.
58:22>> Yeah. It's the safe pick. It's the But it's like the literal stupidest thing.
58:26And we just saw we just saw the Raiders do this and it it backfires spectacularly where like they had the they drafted a running back top 10 and
58:35then they had the worst running game in 17 years. It was something like that by EPA per run. And so yeah, it just like
58:46that was a fireable offense. Like if if I if you're the the grandson of the owner of the Cardinals and you're
58:52watching this, just just fire your GM today because that is that is so stupid.
58:57It is not how you you win Super Bowls.
59:00Um and it's yeah, malpractice like you said, one of the worst draft picks. I mean, especially now in today's day and
59:06age where we should know, we know positional value. Like it's it's clear as day from just looking at contracts, >> right?
59:12>> The highest paid running back in the league right now.
59:14>> High by by guaranteed money. Yes. by like surplus value as that the ideal roster construction takes surplus value into account, right?
59:23>> No team no team is spending more money on running backs than the Cardinals, which is like the luxury position.
59:30>> Yeah.
59:30>> And you have the worst team in football and it's so stupid.
59:34>> Yep. They should have drafted offensive or defensive line and that's where you actually get surplus value. That's the thing. If they draft an edge defender
59:41right there, Scott, or an offensive tackle, those guys would have been roughly the like the 35th to 40th highest paid player at their position
59:50where Jeremiah Love's number one ever historically ever. Number one. So there there's they have a 0% chance of actually recouping any value. Even
59:59if Jeremiah Love is the best running back in the league, they get zero value out of because they drafted him >> to pay him at his ceiling.
60:07>> They're already paying him like that.
60:08So, it's it's it's terrible. I know that was a a random sidebar. Fun fact on George Helani, by the way, if you if you
60:14want it. Um, George Helani got his job stolen from him by Ashton Genty at Boise State.
60:20>> Oh, interesting.
60:22>> Actually, as a as a senior, he had like,00 yards. Came back for his red shirt senior season. So, his fifth
60:30college season, and that's when Genty broke out with 220 carries for 1300 yards and 14 touchdowns with five receiving. 20 almost 20 touchdowns
60:37total. So Helani, what's the phrase you always use? I tell you can't. He got is it mogged? He got mogged by Genty.
60:45There you go.
60:45>> Yeah. You know, my model actually liked uh Hani a little bit. Um yeah, I think I used that as a red flag sat on on uh Ash
60:54and Genty was just how how efficient Helani was at forcing the >> in the same back field.
61:00>> Um who's the next name? Yeah.
61:01>> Yeah, we got a couple more to do. We got to get moving here. Carnell Tate, Tennessee Titans wide receiver. I made
61:06the downside case for him on our week one preseason reaction show after I ranted about Cam Ward and gave you the
61:1214play breakdown. Is it as simple as that for you? It's just like Cam Ward might really really stink and we're in
61:17trouble here or is he just being simply drafted too high >> or I guess he's falling. So is he is he
61:24in a more acceptable range now or what's driving the fall? Is it Cam Ward?
61:29>> That's my guess. Uh, I I think you deserve some some of the credit because you Yeah, it's it's been really rough
61:36and ugly from what we've seen. And this I I always find a way to get Jackson Dart into one of our episodes. But yeah,
61:43this is one of my takes is like guys, Brian Dable is not a good play caller.
61:48Brian Dable is probably a Who are the only who are the only quarterbacks ever to look good with with him as their play
61:55caller? The two best quarterbacks in football, Josh Allen and Jackson Dart.
62:00Daniel Jones looked looked [laughter] Daniel Jones looked awful in the same offense with the same skill skill players and then he goes to Shane Styen
62:10and he's incredible. I I so I worry about Cam Ward who also was awful last year. He had the fewest fantasy points
62:18of any quarterback to ever play all 17 games ever. Um, and he looked ass this preseason and so I just don't see a ton
62:27of upside. Yeah. The stat I had on the Titans last year, Brett, was like I think week 14 their highest scoring player by fantasy
62:35points per game was their kicker. And like the last time that had happened was like 1953.
62:40And so it's just it's just yeah, this could be like there are power law players that I always talk about.
62:46They're also power law teams. And then the reverse of that, teams where there's just like there's no player that's fantasy relevant. Uh and so like even if
62:55that's not the case too, it's just not a ton of upside from this team that's probably going to be bad. So not a
63:00target for me, but uh you know, also not really a bad pick. Like if like if a subscriber showed me a team and Cardinal
63:06Tate was on it and he was like, "Yeah, I thought the value was good." Yeah, I find no fault in it. Maybe maybe a
63:11little closer to agnostic than down on him, but u not a target. Would you feel any more comfortable if they cut or
63:17traded Ridley coming out of camp here?
63:21>> Uh, I don't know. I I I feel like I feel like it's already like in my head and priced in that Calvin Ridley is not
63:28really going to be a factor this year.
63:31>> Fair enough.
63:31>> Or just a deep threat if he's that.
63:34>> David Montgomery is somehow a ADP faller. I explain this to me.
63:38>> Oh god, I love this. Oh, this is amazing. [snorts] >> Right. This is making our drafts easier.
63:43every every year my Exodas either gain two or three rounds in value or they get hurt and so this is for the first time
63:53ever the first time in history uh he he's he stayed healthy and instead of gaining value he lost value right >> David Montgomery yeah I I mean I don't
64:04understand this you and I did a show with Sigman Bloom we were like in unison on Montgomery like legit bellcow workload coming um Woody Marks kind of
64:13stinks.
64:15I I guess the downside case, Scott, maybe is the offensive line, right?
64:19They've already had a couple injuries.
64:21Wyatt Teller looks absolutely cooked.
64:23Braden Smith is out, but like how much does that matter considering the role he's going to get, considering the pass volume he might get?
64:31>> So, I'll I'll tell you I'll tell you why he's falling. Uh, okay. Woody Marx, after looking like complete and and
64:38utter dog [ __ ] all of last year, has looked pretty good in preseason. You had a beat >> uh supposedly. Okay.
64:49>> And and you you have a beat writer who I I lived in Houston for seven years, barely know the name. Uh saying he
64:58predicts a 5050 committee. Woody marks David Montgomery. And so I the subscribers were in a tizzy. I'm at the airport.
65:09They're, "Hey, hey, Scott, what what do you what do you make of this? What are your sources saying?" Again, I work my
65:17sources, who has team connections. He's not budging an inch. He was like, "Yeah, Woody Marks actually has looked quite a bit better than he did this time last
65:26year. Maybe he was playing through some injuries, but no, no, no, no. This is the David Montgomery show. He's going to
65:32be an uber bellcow. Uh Dan Campbell, Dan Campbell uh said when they traded him away, we did this to let him be a
65:41bellcow. Demo Ryan has said, you know, no, he's going to be our our bellcow.
65:46He's going to be our workhorse. He's going to be our committee back. There's it's it's not going to be a committee
65:51backfield. Um this is why we went out and got him. That's who he is.
65:56And my guy said, "Yeah, don't like exactly what we said at this the top of the show is like it's just some some
66:01beat writers opinion. He he doesn't have team connections. He's just like he just sees Woody Marks. Oh, he he had a
66:09touchdown in practice today. Yeah, it's going to be or he split the reps 5050."
66:14And so independent of that, independent of this, I had Ted Ted Win reach out to me. He was like, "Hey, I was watching uh
66:22your debate with Ryan Heath on the Fantasy Points YouTube channel." By the way, Ted Win is the best beat writer in
66:28the game, bar none. Like literally brilliant ex almost he's a Brett tier X's and O's guy.
66:34>> This is like a special special beat writer. So he he was he was watching the uh the Ryan Heath versus Scott Barrett
66:40debate. He was like, "Hey, I agreed with you and I disagreed with Ryan when you were debating running backs. You love to
66:47hear it. Smart guy." disagree agrees with me, not Ryan. He said, "Hey, I agree. He I he he said I could I could
66:55leak this uh on the record." He said, "I agree with you on Montgomery. Just saw him in Houston. He's going to get the
67:02ball." And this this a ton. And this is this might be the best Texans O line in a long time, too. And then I had another
67:10separate Texan source reach out to me.
67:14um didn't even inquire tell me they're in they've intentionally been taking it easy on him in practice. So it very well
67:22could be the case that the beat writer is seeing a 50/50 split. It is not going to be a 50/50 split. And so this this is
67:30exactly what I say when when you know uh the risers fallers track record is really bad. Uh, and it's something for
67:38us to exploit. Like the FFPC pros, the high stakes pros like a big Agatoba, they'll tell you the entire edge in late
67:47August is fading the overreactions. And like all there is are overreactions to things that really don't matter. And so some beat writer you've never heard of
67:57predicting a 50/50 split and also predicting CJ Shroud to have 6,000 passing yards and and uh Xavier Hutchinson to have a 100 catches. Yeah,
68:09that probably doesn't matter.
68:10>> Is this beat writer from Fanid or something? What the heck?
68:13>> Yeah. Hey, I I I'm sorry. No, no, no, no. I'm sure this is a great beat. I don't mean to throw them under their
68:18bus, but I just mean in general like beat writers whenever they throw out numbers, it's always wrong. Like I think back to that one guy who who who
68:25projected uh who was projecting 16 to 18 touches for Tyler Algier. I read it. I'm like, "Oh my god, this is this could be
68:33awful." How many touches are you projecting for Bejon? He was like, "I don't know, 25 to 28." Like, "All right, so this is going to be the most runheavy
68:41offense of all time."
68:43>> Very interesting. Another thing uh to consider, too, is you know, the Texans gave up a lot for David Montgomery. They
68:49traded a fourth round pick and a starting caliber offensive lineman in Juice Grugs to acquire him and then they gave him a bunch of money. So like he
68:57was already on a healthy contract from Detroit. They added a bunch of new money to that. They didn't extend it either.
69:03It wasn't any new years. They just added money to the existing contract. So like they're fully pot committed on Montgomery being their bell cow. I think
69:09that's pretty clear.
69:11>> Yeah. I I like I like what Sigman Bloom said on our show where he's like people forget like how down everyone was on Joe
69:18Mixon who was the same age as David Montgomery but like far less heralded they thought he was like fully cooked.
69:24Uh whereas David Montgomery is ranked top five in fantasy points per snap two out of the last three years. Uh and yeah
69:31that makes sense. He's he's sharing a backfield with the best running back in football. like Ashen Genty might have only a 40% 30% snap share if he shared a
69:40backfield with Jir Gibbs and then mix in two years ago when healthy was over 20 touches a game over 18 fantasy points
69:48per game. So Ryan Heath doesn't agree with me and Ryan Heath is is you know really smart guy. Uh he he doesn't see
69:56the upside. He sees him as more of a safer pick but I I see an insane margin of safety with a ton of upside as well.
70:04Speaking of Ryan Heath, uh maybe this is a good time to announce that he's going to be doing a weekly show with us in
70:09season.
70:09>> Oh, is that right?
70:11>> That is right. Our >> Wait, we're doing a weekly show in season.
70:15>> A daily show in season.
70:16>> You and I do a daily show. He's going to join us for one of those episodes.
70:20>> Are you doing a daily show? Since when?
70:21I I used to be >> Oh, I see. I see what you're doing here.
70:24This is a professional tease. I get it.
70:25I love it. All right. Yeah. For those that haven't caught on by now, this is a daily show for Scott and I now. Um, we
70:31have we've taken over the daily feed here at Fantasy Football Daily on the Fantasy Points YouTube channel. Uh, Scott, what does this mean for School of
70:39Scott?
70:40>> Uh, School of Scott will probably move to once a week. Uh, it's really not the priority. If you like Scott and you like
70:49Brett, you like Fantasy Tape, make sure you subscribe to Fantasy Football Daily with Brett and Scott, go open Spotify, go open Apple, subscribe. Please leave
70:59us a fivestar review, please. Um, and so yeah, this is really just I I'm I'm gonna be writing less this year. I I'm
71:07I'm losing the by line on the everything report and the slate breakdown, but I'm still >> You'll still be involved though, right?
71:15>> Heavily involved. And I think it's just like a better use of my time where where I can I can take a big picture view. I'm
71:22still going to be dropping blurbs in there and writing in there and really editing it and like getting final stamp of approval is going to be me, but it's
71:30going to be a collaborative effort between everything report is is is Graham, myself, and Ryan. Slate Breakdown is Jake, Graham, and myself.
71:39Um, and yeah, my new focal point is going [clears throat] to be podcast and YouTube, which is really what the subscribers have wanted for a really
71:46long time. Brett, I've come a long way.
71:48back back in the PFF days, I I had to beg them to let me do a podcast and my boss said said, "No, uh, you know,
71:58sorry, the higherups just just don't want you to do that. They just they said that you can't do a podcast." And then I
72:05found out it was actually just like my boss sabotaging me and [laughter] he was just he was just lying to my face. He
72:11just felt threatened by me. And so for the longest time, I I I was just and I like loved being a writer. I I I really
72:17did. Um, but I I really think the best use of my time and I I think you're the perfect co-host. You know, I really do
72:23miss Theo, but um I don't think anyone has uh I I think I have the best rapport with you just because, you know, we're
72:29we're best friends in real life and we talk all the time.
72:32>> Yeah.
72:33>> Also, the the film versus analytics dynamic is great.
72:36>> That's what I was going to say. We're going to keep it mostly be your traditional fantasy shows in season, but
72:40it's going to be a film versus analytics twist, which will be fun. So, >> I think it's I think it's really
72:45approachable, too. like where like if you are a a disgusting degenerate with like 50 leagues, this is right up your alley. But if you're like brand new to
72:55fantasy, it's actually like a great show because you're I I don't know how to say this without insulting you.
73:02>> No, just say it because it's true.
73:04>> You're you're you're the best film guy in the game to me. Elite X's and O's mind, but you're kind of a fantasy
73:10novice. And so like you're going to be asking >> kind of I am. Yeah.
73:13>> Okay. you're going to be asking the kind of the dumb questions that I think the subscribers like want to ask or wish
73:20wish they could ask themselves. So, I feel like I and I then I'm the the X's and O's novice. Like I don't know how
73:26many times you've had to explain to me what cover three is. And so like I'm going to be asking those those
73:32questions. So I I I think this is a dynamic that I I hope is going to work really well and people are going to
73:37enjoy. And you know, if you have requests or feedback for us, make sure you hit it in the YouTube comments.
73:43>> Yeah. For for those that don't know about me. So, like when when Fantasy Points hired me to basically build this
73:49data vertical here at the company, I didn't I I played fantasy as like a, you know, a novice, but I I didn't have like
73:57expertise in fantasy. I have an expertise in real football and analytics from my time at PFF and data and film and but yeah, I've had to learn the
74:05fantasy game and um you know that's where we're at. So I I will be asking you a lot of dumb questions and uh
74:11you'll have great answers for for the novice listeners. So all right, we got here.
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