0:00What's going on guys? It's Nick here, back with another video. Today we have a really important one. Every year my sister calls me right before her draft
0:06and asks for a short list of players to draft to her bench. She just wants to know in a perfect world who should be on
0:13her bench because it can be really tough to choose exactly who you want in those later rounds. So, I figured I'd make a
0:20video about that this season. Um obviously some of you play in three wide receiver leagues, half verse full PPR, some standard. Don't want to be one of
0:27those people. Uh tight end premium, superflex. The double-digit rounds do look a little bit different to everyone.
0:34But at the end of the day, none of that really matters that much. I think people get a little too um um
0:41focused on the scoring format without realizing like realistically, if you truly hit on a player that vastly out per performs their ADP in half PPR,
0:53they're going to be a good pick in every single fantasy format. All we're trying to do with these late picks is hit on
0:59someone who becomes really valuable in fantasy and they're going to be a good pick in all formats. So, today I am
1:05presenting an ordered list of exactly who I want on my bench in a hometown league. The prerequisite for this video is that their composite ADP is round
1:16nine or later. You can see all ADPs in the major platforms for free on my website, the fantasyfootballadvice.com.
1:23But average ADP for every single one of these players is round nine or later.
1:27That's sort of a random cutoff, but I kind of figured for the vast majority of leagues, um mostly round nine is a bench player.
1:35Right? Like no matter how you started, no matter what your settings are, round nine on probably going to be a bench
1:39player for all of you. Also, one more thing before we start, you do still need to take ADP into account a little bit.
1:45If like the third or fourth player on my list has an ADP on your platform of like 150, 160th overall and you're sitting
1:53there at 110, you don't need to draft them next on this list. You're allowed to skip ahead to like the sixth or the
1:59seventh player on the list and then go back to player four or five. You know, you're allowed to jump around a little
2:06bit. These are just, you know, I would ideally like to get my entire bench full of these players. I'd ideally like to
2:11get as many as possible and if you go in order with completely disregarding ADP, you might not be able to get as many as
2:19uh you could if you kind of like took ADP more into account. All right. With all that being said, here's the list.
2:25Number one, Casey Concepcion. Uh he is yes on the Cleveland Browns, but he's an amazing talent. He's going to be a
2:33featured weapon on this offense. Going to get end arounds, screen passes. He's going to run routes on all three levels.
2:39That means he's going to get those layup routes across the field. He's going to get intermediate routes to have a very
2:44high success rate and um a lot of upside if they hit. And then the deep routes as well. He's still going to be running
2:49routes deep downfield for those explosives as well. Um you have the trailing game script, right? Cleveland's bad, yes, but they're also going to have
2:56to have a high pass rate uh because not necessarily pass rate over expectation, but the expectation is going to be very,
3:02very high cuz when you're losing by two touchdowns, you're going to have to throw the ball more than run it. Uh and
3:07I guess comparing these two, right? You got him, you got Denzel Boston, uh you've got like Jerry Jeudy. Boston and Concepcion
3:14are going to be those top two wide receivers this season. They're going with a very young team. They're not going to tank right out of the gates,
3:19but realistically, they want to get their young players involved this season and they're just such different wide receivers. Boston's running those really
3:25hard outside routes as that X wide receiver. He's not getting any layup routes. He's not getting screen passes.
3:31He is going to have to earn everything on the outside. Concepcion is not going to have to earn everything. There's going to be layup routes as part of his
3:39profile. And so even against tough teams, even in, you know, matchups where it doesn't fully favor him, he's going to get some free touches every single
3:47week and that is great. He is absolutely uh someone that can finish the wide receiver two. I would say quarterback play, offensive system probably holds
3:54him back from being a wide receiver one, but in double-digit rounds, you're going to take him as you know, a potential
4:00wide receiver two in fantasy. He's being drafted well outside that. Number two, Shipp Ling, De'Jon Shipp Ling. Um not going to be as featured as
4:09Concepcion because of course they have much better playmakers around him. They have George Kittle. They have Christian McCaffrey. They have Mike Evans. These
4:17are players that Cleveland Browns simply don't have. But San Fran's also probably going to be the most efficient offense in the NFL. At worst, they'll be like
4:26the second or the third most efficient offense. You love that. Also, Mike Evans is awesome, but he's already very much struggling to stay healthy this season.
4:36Um there's a chance that Mike Evans misses a chunk of time this year. We don't want it to happen. I still like drafting Mike
4:43Evans, but there's a chance that he misses time. And right now, it already seems like Shipp Ling is that pretty clear number two wide receiver on this
4:49team, which is absolutely wild. Uh he is just a really high-end talent. I've said that he's basically like a much more
4:57athletic Jauan Jennings. Um the run blocking's going to keep him on the field as well. Even if you thought like maybe he wasn't fully developed as a
5:04route runner, look at who they have in the wide receiver room. It's not that good. And especially if Evans misses time, my goodness, he has to be on the
5:10field. But even with Evans on the field, Shipp Ling's going to be out there a ton because he can run block. And Shanahan
5:16wants his players to be really good at run blocking because that's a huge component of this offense. It's just like he's going to be out there a ton in
5:23a Shanahan offense as clearly a talented player. The efficiency's going to be through the roof, and you're getting him relatively late in drafts. Kind of feels
5:31like even with the ADPs on Concepcion and Shipp Ling both rising a lot recently, they're still very much being drafted at their floor. They both have a
5:41shot of being wide receiver twos in fantasy this season, and you're drafting them again well outside that range.
5:46Number three, Jordan Addison. Um Minnesota is going to run a lot more heavy sets this year. I think that's something people overlook a lot. Heavy
5:55sets basically being, you know, more than just one tight end on the field, two or three tight ends. Obviously, when they go to three tight end sets, they're
6:01going to have Jefferson, so you're not going to get those snaps for Addison, but most teams are not going to run
6:05three tight end sets very often. It's more when teams are shifting more heavy, it means two. So, they're going to have
6:11two receivers, two tight ends, and the one running back. That's good for the running back that we'll talk about in a
6:16second, but it's also good for the receivers.
6:19Some offenses have multiple pass-catching tight ends. Not Minnesota.
6:24Their backup tight ends are strictly run-blocking, and so when they put that extra tight end onto the field, you're basically taking a slot wide receiver
6:31off the field, replacing it with a tight end that's going to have like a 5% target share, and all of a sudden your
6:37targets per route, run yards per run, it all increases. So, every snap becomes more efficient. So, that's great for Addison. And then people again forget
6:45how good of a play-caller and an offensive creator that Kevin O'Connell is because of the one bad year. You look at all the quarterbacks who have played
6:54under Kevin O'Connell, they've all been fantastic except for J.J. McCarthy. He runs a great offense. I expect it to be a great offense under Kyler this season.
7:02And we look at, you know, first 2 years of Addison's career, wide receiver 27 and 24 in adjusted points per game, and
7:09then they tank last year. He goes way down because the offense was so bad, and I think people are just clinging onto
7:14that last outcome a little bit too much.
7:17It feels like again a floor play. And whenever you look at someone, you do the analysis, you see what their ADP is, and you're like, "They're being
7:25drafted pretty much at their floor." Of course, anyone could like tear their ACL or something, and their floor is zero, but assuming health, do we really think
7:34that Addison is not going to return like 10th or 11th round value by ADP? Of course, he is. Like, he's going to be
7:41probably a flex play for you right out of the gates, and that's really good value to be getting as your fourth,
7:48maybe fifth wide receiver in a draft.
7:50Very, very, very much draft at his floor with huge contingent upside. This is not a player who it's like drafted at his
7:57floor, but probably not going to do very much. Any weeks that Justin Jefferson misses, we're going to be projecting Jordan Addison as a top 15 wide
8:06receiver. Not really something you can say about a lot of other wide receivers in this range. Uh next up, alluded to
8:11this, Jordan Mason. So, same ideas as Addison. If this offense runs more two tight end sets, heavy sets, that is a benefit for the running
8:21back. You're getting more players onto the field that are very good at run blocking.
8:26They're also going to use a fullback a lot as well. That's going to help his efficiency, which doesn't even need that
8:31much help. He was at 4.8 yd per carry last season. I mean, remember back to how awful this offense was for most of
8:38the year. You would have expected like 4.3, 4.4. No, 4.8 yd per carry on a player who's not ripping off random, you
8:46know, two runs of like 90 yd, and everything else is 1 yd, right?
8:51Consistently moving the chains last season, that is what they want in Minnesota. Um really good reports all off season. I mean,
9:00not only for like the offense looking a little bit better, but for Mason, I mean, he's looked really good in camp.
9:05He's looked really good this off season.
9:07It's also just a great like environment for him, right? You've got that elite defense. You've got a team that I don't want to say doesn't trust the
9:16quarterback, but like, you know that they want to lean on the running backs and make it an efficient offense. They want to go They don't want to go out
9:21there and have Kyler Murray drop back 50 times. That is not what the offense wants to be. They want to have a really
9:26strong defense, have really safe offense, hit on the big plays, hit on the passing attack to Addison, to Justin Jefferson, but play it safe, don't cause
9:35turnovers, and run the football with Jordan Mason. And that's what they're going to do this season. 5.1 career yards per carry. Again, very positive
9:43reports out of camp. Uh he was brought in last season to be that goal line back, that early down runner, that guy
9:48that, you know, just moves the chains late in the games to secure wins. They just couldn't do it as much because the
9:54offense was so bad. The offense is much better this year. That's going to be a huge positive for him. Number five, uh
10:01Stefon Diggs. Four consecutive years of over 100 receptions before tearing his ACL two years ago. Then he comes back from the torn ACL at a relatively
10:12advanced age, has 85 receptions on a limited snap share last season. That is why I'm confident Stefon Diggs this year. I know that he's older. I know
10:22that he had the torn ACL, but Terry McLaurin has never had a year with 85 receptions. Diggs had four straight with
10:29100. Tears his ACL, comes back, instantly 85 receptions on limited snaps last season. And you look at the underlying metrics, eighth in first
10:39downs per route run. That's a very, very predictive metric for the following season. The underlying route success rates were really strong, as per Matt
10:47Harmon over at Reception Perception. And so, you know, we've got a player who was really good on a per route basis, just
10:53didn't run a ton of routes last season.
10:54And it's not like he's going to go out there and have a 90% snap share, right?
10:58I don't even 100% know if he's going to play in all two wide receiver sets.
11:02He'll be out there in some two wide receiver sets. I think he's mostly going to play in the slot this season. But for
11:07how late he goes, and for how good of a wide receiver he still is, I think there's a lot of upside here to
11:13be another guy who could be consistently used at that wide receiver two spot or definitely in the flex spot for those of
11:18you in three wide receiver leagues. I think he's going to be a slam dunk at that wide receiver three spot. Um
11:23plus the offensive line, honestly, like the offensive line might hold this offense back. They have been really, really bad in camp. But that's a fine
11:29thing for Stefon Diggs. Not for Terry McLaurin, right? needs those intermediate and deep routes. He needs time for the play to develop and to get
11:37him the ball downfield. Stefon Diggs is going to be running most of his routes in the very shallow and then sometimes
11:42intermediate areas of the field. And so, if the offensive line is a problem, we're not going to see that be an issue
11:47for Diggs. We're going to see it increase his target share probably because he's going to just be dominating the routes in that shallow area of the
11:53field. And I still don't buy the fact that um they're all of a sudden going to dump off to running backs at a higher
11:58rate. I really think Stefon Diggs is going to have a very consistent, very solid target share, is going to look better than people think, and is a
12:04really strong pick on your bench that you will be able to rotate into wide receiver two and into the flex spot when
12:09you need him this season.
12:11Number six, Chris Rodriguez. Um if you wanted to call one player maybe a little bit worse in one format, it would be
12:19Chris Rodriguez in full PPR. But, I think that might even be a little bit overblown. Sure, he hasn't had a lot of
12:24receptions in his career, but everyone wanted to crown uh Bashaun Tuit in this like feature back once we see the injury to LeQuint Allen, which
12:33again, we don't even know or think is that long-term. He could be there uh pretty early in the season, even in week
12:38one, I think it's a possibility, LeQuint Allen. But, let's just say LeQuint Allen had that that injury and he's going to
12:44miss time. What did they do in camp, in joint practices, once that injury happened? They had Chris Rodriguez as the guy who was being used in those
12:52passing down snaps. Now, we went over how that's not really that huge of a benefit because LeQuint Allen basically just plays on pure passing down where
12:59they need the pass blocking, right? But, we talked about how, well, if they're only using it for pass blocking, yes, the target share will increase because
13:06sometimes you start pass blocking, you're now an outlet, and you get the dump off. But, if they want the pass blocking, it's probably going to be
13:13Chris Rodriguez over Bashaun Tuit. And that's what we've seen in camp. So, he's very likely the goal line back.
13:19There's a very strong chance that he gets more early down work than Bashaun Tuit. And now he's getting more pass blocking snaps with LeQuint Allen
13:27injured. And he's already got a history with Liam Cohen. That's why they brought him in cuz they already knew how he
13:32played, they knew how he ran, and they trusted him. So, Liam Cohen already likes him as a player.
13:37And then you have Liam Cohen making comments about Bashaun Tuten, you know, maybe not having the best vision, kind of needing to work on that timing on his
13:46his carries and following the blockers and seeing where the holes are going to develop kind of before they do.
13:51There's a lot here to say that in the double-digit rounds, Chris Rodriguez is going to have a lot of value this
13:56season. Another player that you might be able to rotate into running back, too, especially if you have injuries, you have bye weeks, and you're like, "Oh,
14:03no, I just need someone to get points."
14:05If Chris Rodriguez is the goal-line back on the Jaguars and is getting consistent early down looks, and is sometimes used on passing downs as well, this is a very
14:13strong value in the double-digit rounds of fantasy, and truly, I know Bashaun Tuten people are going to, you know, the truthers out there really going to hate
14:20when I say this. It feels very similar to Stevenson versus Henderson. Everyone wants Henderson to be the guy. He's explosive. He's fun. He can be used in
14:30the receiving game. But, his vision is not good, and he's not as good in pass protection as the reliable Stevenson.
14:37Stevenson will get the yards. He will not bust off a 90-yard touchdown, but he will get 5 yards when 4 yards was
14:43blocked. Henderson will get two or three yards a lot of time when only 4 yards is blocked for him. He will not get the
14:50full blocked yards. That's a problem.
14:52NFL coaches really need you to follow all of the scheme and get the yards, and that is what Chris Rodriguez will do.
14:57So, he's going to play a lot more than people are expecting, just like Stevenson is going to play a lot more
15:02than people are expecting, even though Henderson is there.
15:05Seventh player, Keaton Mitchell, uh pure upside play.
15:09So, understand that there's risk here, but also understand that he goes very late in drafts. Um another one where I mean, I talked about this earlier this
15:17week. We need to watch the injury for Keaton Mitchell. If it's an injury we need to be concerned about, obviously we
15:22need to drop him in the running game.
15:24But, that will also drop his ADP to where he can get him in the final round of your draft. But, yeah, I'm
15:28anticipating a highly efficient offense in LA. If he can stay healthy, it's a big if. But, if he can, I think he gets
15:37like eight to 10 highly efficient touches every week. People keep asking me. They're like, "Well, can I ever actually start him?" Like, if
15:44he's getting eight to 10 touches, will he be able to trust him in fantasy? Do you remember back in 2023 when Mostert
15:51and Achane were both top-five running backs over Mike McDaniel, and Achane was third in adjusted points per game on 11.9 touches per game. You don't need to
16:01have 15 to 18 touches in a Mike McDaniel offense at running back. You only need to be in that general like 10 range. If
16:09he can get 10 highly efficient touches every week, you will be starting that at running back two. And you're getting him
16:16way later. We look at the preseason.
16:18This dude's lining up in the slot. He's getting downfield looks. Running backs don't get downfield looks. Even the most prolific pass-catching running backs,
16:26you look at their air yards at the end of the season, and it's like negative or it's like 10 in total. Running backs who
16:32get downfield targets have crazy high upside in fantasy. If it's going to also come with highly efficient looks on the ground, it's going to come with
16:39touchdowns because he's an explosive player. It's a great run um just rushing offense in general, great offense in general for a lot of touchdowns. I just
16:47think it's a very low ADP for someone who could be an upside player at running back two each week if things go right.
16:53And if things don't go right, again, very, very late in drafts, he's available. Number eight, Jona Coleman.
17:00Uh Broncos have the number one offensive line in the NFL. That at a baseline, if you're ever looking for a running back
17:06late who's running behind a really, really good offensive line who has some level of unknown.
17:12It is a murky backfield. We've got a lot of running backs there. We don't 100% know who's getting all the touches. Uh
17:18he's running behind to start the year JK Dobbins who literally like every year of his career suffers a major injury misses
17:24a ton of time. Probably unfortunately, but probably going to happen again this season. Um Keaton looks much better than Harvey does on early downs. We saw last
17:34season Harvey had a shot, right? You see Dobbins go down. You have a huge chunk of time where RJ Harvey is the guy and
17:41they looked so much worse. The offense took a step back. They couldn't trust the running backs and it was evident that they felt this way after the season
17:50because they made it a priority to go after Dobbins and to draft Keaton Coleman. You don't do both of those two
17:56things after taking Harvey early last season if you liked what you saw from RJ Harvey. And they can talk all they want
18:02about how him progressing as a player.
18:03He needs to. I understand he had a lot of yards and receptions and touchdowns, but that's because they had no one else
18:09last season. When Dobbins went down they had to go to Harvey and the offense very clearly took a step back when that
18:15occurred. And I'll be honest, they probably lost the Patriots in the playoffs in large part even obviously it was Bo Nix getting hurt. But they
18:22probably beat the Patriots in that game if they have JK Dobbins healthy. They probably do. They just couldn't get anything from RJ Harvey on the ground. I
18:30think Harvey's going to be much more of I mean I don't want to call him a gadget player. It has a very negative
18:35connotation, but more of a player that is being used in that way. Is used on specific plays to get him the ball in
18:41the receiving game, used it the in the red zone. That still has a lot of value fantasy on a very good team. But if
18:46we're looking at who's going to be their lead running back to start the season, it will be Dobbins. And so you're going
18:51to have Coleman. He's probably not going to do much to start the year. I think you're playing Coleman at running back
18:56two in the second half of the year. I think at some point whether it is through injury or through Keaton Coleman
19:01just playing himself onto the field, he will be their lead back on early downs.
19:04He will be getting goal line touches and he will be someone where you're looking at every week and you're like, I can't
19:09bench him. It's a such a good offensive line. He's so efficient. He looks so good. He's breaking off so many consistent chunk plays. I got to play
19:16him this week. Uh and I think that's going to be the case in the second half of the year. And you get him very late
19:20if that's the case.
19:22Nine, uh it is a chunk of players because as it is uh handcuffs. So, if all the top eight players here are
19:28drafted, if you have already drafted one of Bijan, James Cook, Saquon, Achane, Kendre Miller, Jamaal Williams, or Josh Jacobs, then I would grab their handcuff
19:39at this point. That would be Brian Robinson, Raheem Mostert, Tank Bigsby, Jaylen Wright, Tyler Allgeier, and uh MarShawn Lloyd.
19:49You can draft those players at a baseline if you did not draft one of those running backs that I listed off
19:54because they still have that upside.
19:56But, if you drafted again Bijan, James Cook, Saquon, Kendre Miller, Jamaal Williams, and Josh Jacobs, which is a ton of you are going to draft one of
20:02those guys, I would grab their handcuff.
20:06I've been up and down about handcuffs in the past.
20:10I think it's a positive thing to do if you know.
20:13There are a lot of running backs that I did not list, right? I only listed six running backs. For everyone else, we
20:18kind of don't know. I don't know uh if they're going to run a committee. I don't know if their backup is going to
20:23do anything in fantasy that we're trusting. I don't know if they're just going to go trade or sign for another running back if there's an injury. But,
20:30for these six in particular, we with a very high level of confidence know that if that starter goes down, the backup
20:37will get a significant number of touches, and they will be starting in fantasy. So, the idea that you can spend a round one or round two pick on this
20:46running back, and all you have to do to lock in starting value for the entire season unless you get very unlucky and
20:53like both Saquon and Tank Bigsby tear the ACL, right? It typically doesn't happen. That would be pretty unlucky.
21:00But, more than likely, locking in a starting spot on your roster for the entire season, and all you have to do is
21:07very late in the draft, reach around two rounds ahead of ADP and grab their handcuff. It's worth doing for those six
21:14in particular. So, if you draft them, please draft their handcuff. Honestly, no one else. Maybe I missed one name that you're like kind of add in here,
21:22but I went through the list. Those are the ones I feel good about. Everyone else truly, I think it might be a
21:27committee. I think it might be uh some sort of situation where if it's a long-term injury, they make a trade or
21:33they sign someone so that we really don't trust that backup. And I don't want to waste the bench spot unless we
21:39actually trust the backup to be really, really good in fantasy if there's an injury.
21:44At 10, Trey Sermon we're working a lot further back in drafts now. He's His ADP is literally outside the top 200 a lot.
21:51So, you can keep him in your mind, keep him as an out as your final wide receiver. I don't think Quinton Johnston
21:58is very good. Uh Mike McDaniel also has no allegiance to Quinton Johnston. He was not part of the staff when they
22:03drafted him. Uh Trey Sermon is their best run blocking wide receiver. You hear me say it a lot, but it's a very,
22:09very important thing for specifically the coordinators that want to have highly efficient run games. And that is Mike McDaniel. He wants to run the ball
22:17super efficiently, utilize play action on top of that. Well, you want to have your best run blocking wide receiver on the field when that's the case. And that
22:25is Trey Sermon. So, he's going to play like 90 plus percent of snaps. Um he does not need an injury to do that.
22:31He'll be out there virtually every play on offense. He was a second-round pick last year. And the knock on him was that
22:37he needed time to develop. But it seems like by reporting, he has developed this offseason. And if he has gotten better,
22:45and his snaps are going way up, then people are very much undervaluing him outside the top 200. Again, you can basically leave him as that last player.
22:53Um if you if his ADP is like 220 on the platform you're drafting on, you can just say, "Okay, I have 16 rounds. Uh
22:58Nick said always draft defense and kicker in the final two." Bump it up.
23:02Take a better defense in the third to last round, whatever kicker you want in the second to last round, and just draft
23:08Trey Harris in the final round. I'm totally fine doing that. Or, you can do it with Terrance Ferguson. But honestly, I feel like Terrance Ferguson at this
23:14point has a much higher ADP than Trey Harris. Uh the number 11, Terrance Ferguson. If you are someone that with all this hype I've talked about uh Brock
23:23Bowers and Cole Kmet and Loveland and Trey Tucker recently and really liking, but you're like, I just don't like my teams when I spend that top or mid pick
23:32at tight end.
23:33That's totally fine. Wait until the very end of your draft and take Terrance Ferguson. Wouldn't even be a bench player at that point, it might be a
23:40starter or double dip, take a shot on someone like Isaiah Likely, see if that works out, and then on your bench,
23:46please, on teams where you draft two tight ends late, on teams that are tight end premium, on teams where you wait on
23:52tight end, please have Terrance Ferguson on your bench. Uh at this point, my expectation is that he's going to be the
23:57number three pass catcher on the Rams.
24:00He will be a league winner if either Puka or Adams miss time. And let's be honest, given their histories in their
24:06career, the odds are that both of them will miss a chunk of time this year. Uh maybe both won't miss like a month, but
24:12when you add on the missed games for Adams and Puka, you're probably going to have a minimum of like three or four
24:18weeks that you're absolutely starting Terrance Ferguson as a top seven tight end. And there's a chance you're just starting him consistently
24:27beyond that, because if he's the number three pass catcher on this team, and camp continues cuz we have camp, we have
24:3311 on 11s, we have all these things, in 11 on 11s, in in training camp, we have seen him featured in the red zone,
24:39we've seen him featured uh in the intermediate area of the field. My goodness, if he has a consistent role every week, where we're projecting him
24:46for like four receptions and decent work in the red zone, on the team that could lead the NFL in touchdowns, my goodness,
24:54he's going to shatter his ADP. It does not take a lot to be like the sixth or seventh tight end in fantasy if his role
25:01is what we have seen in 11 on 11s.
25:04Again, they don't do their starters in the preseason.
25:07If the role is what we've seen in camp, he is going to be a top 10 tight end this season and you can get him very
25:13much later than that. So, that's it.
25:16Depending on your league size and how competitive your league is, you really might not need to extend much past this list and I would want the majority or
25:24all of my bench to encompass these players. For a ton of you, I just don't think you're going to have to go much
25:30past that if you are in a 10-team league, you probably won't. 12-team league, five or six bench spots, you probably won't as well. Uh but, if you
25:37do, if you find yourself needing to extend past this, you're only like halfway through your bench, all these guys are gone and you're like, "Oh, no.
25:45What do I do now?" Some other options you can consider are Jacoby Brissett, Ryan Flannoy, Emmett Johnson, Adonai Mitchell, Kayshon Boutte, and Najee
25:55Harris. If you're extending past that list, you better be in like a 16-team league with a ton of bench spots, right?
26:02For almost all of you, if you extend past my first list, you can take some players on that list. Uh this second
26:08list is both lower ceiling and lower confidence bets. A lot of those guys I just listed are going to do nothing this
26:16season. But, they all have breakout potential and we're going to know quickly. So, that's the very important thing. For all of the what, six players
26:24I just listed off, we will know in week one or week two what their role is, how good they look, and what their upside
26:30is. And so, you'll know very early in the season, am I cutting them for whoever's hot on free agency, or do I
26:36want to stick with them because I like what I've seen early in the year. Those are not players that it's like, "Oh,
26:41well, you know, hold on to them for a month, see if they're going to break out." If you're drafting that last bench
26:46player, you'll want to know early in the season what's happening and I think you will with those six.
26:51All right. Uh news video for tomorrow, so make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out on that one. And if you have a
26:57draft this weekend, good luck to all of you. I hope you all dominate your drafts. If you want some extra help, you
27:04want to draft with my dynamic and custom rankings, you can find that on my website thefantasyfootballadvice.com.
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