Top-10 Takeaways - Braelon Allen vs. Ollie Gordon and the #GoodAtFootball Debate
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Sep 28, 2026
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Mon, September 28, 2026
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Baker MayfieldChris GodwinDrake MayeKenyon SadiqKyler MurrayMatthew GoldenOllie GordonBraelon AllenBreece HallCourtland SuttonDalton KincaidDK MetcalfDrake LondonEmeka Egbuka
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Player insights
Baker Mayfield
NegativeInjury33:47
Baker Mayfield is an 'injury magnet' whose play style is risky. He is currently dealing with a dislocated thumb, and there are concerns regarding his long-term viability as a starter given his inconsistent history.
Insight pageNegativeProjection35:03
Baker Mayfield's 2024 season, featuring 4,500 yards and 41 touchdowns, is viewed as an outlier rather than his true talent level. Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love argues that his performance over the last couple of seasons is more representative of his actual capability, suggesting he is not a long-term solution for the Buccaneers despite his new contract.
Insight pageBraelon Allen
PositiveBreakout57:17
Braelon Allen is highly recommended as a waiver wire target and dynasty asset. He is praised for his size (220+ lbs), speed, and receiving ability. Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love notes he is the clear successor to Breece Hall and is currently outperforming other RB3s like Isaiah Davis in the eyes of the coaching staff.
Insight pageBreece Hall
NegativeInjury62:13
Breece Hall is dealing with a concerning injury where he 'felt something' while running and then 'felt something else' after being tackled. He is set for an MRI, and Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love expresses significant concern regarding the nature of the injury.
Insight pageChris Godwin
NegativeBust30:13
Chris Godwin is described as 'dust' for fantasy purposes. While he remains involved, the Buccaneers' offense spreads the ball around too much among multiple targets, limiting his weekly ceiling.
Insight pagePositiveRole37:00
Chris Godwin is considered a valuable weapon in the Buccaneers' offense, now operating primarily as a slot receiver. Despite a perceived lack of separation ability, Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love believes he plays the role adequately and remains a viable fantasy asset.
Insight pageCourtland Sutton
NegativeBust48:24
Cortland Sutton is viewed as a prototypical 'X' receiver who is likely to age poorly as he approaches age 31. Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love avoids drafting him, preferring players who can transition into slot roles, and warns that Sutton's profile is a classic 'sell' candidate.
Insight pageDalton Kincaid
NegativeUsage64:12
Dalton Kincaid is noted for his 65% route participation rate, serving as a benchmark for evaluating other tight ends like Arande Gadsden.
Insight pageDK Metcalf
NegativeBust49:04
DK Metcalf is cited as an example of a big, athletic 'X' receiver who lacks the route-running nuance of players like Chris Godwin or Cooper Kupp. Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love suggests avoiding him as he ages, preferring more versatile route runners.
Insight pageDrake London
PositiveBreakout55:35
Drake London is a buy-high candidate now that Michael Penix is under center. London has maintained elite efficiency metrics (yards per route run comparable to Puka Nacua and Ja'Marr Chase) despite poor quarterback play, and his target rate increases significantly with Penix.
Insight pageDrake Maye
NegativeBust3:23
Drake Maye is currently failing the eye test, and his performance has been a point of concern for the Patriots' offensive struggles, particularly regarding pass protection.
Insight pageNegativeBust50:32
Drake Maye is failing the eye test, appearing lost on the field while struggling with a lack of open receivers. His performance is significantly hampered by a poor supporting cast compared to other quarterbacks like Marcus Mariota, who benefit from elite receivers like Stephon Diggs.
Insight pageEmeka Egbuka
NegativeValue30:48
Emeka Egbuka is underperforming relative to his draft position (pick 35), averaging only 11 fantasy points per game while dealing with a turf toe injury.
Insight pageIsaiah Davis
PositiveDepth Chart60:59
Isaiah Davis is described as an excellent between-the-tackles grinder who punishes defenders. While Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love considers him the best of the current RB3s, he notes that the Jets' coaching staff clearly prefers Braelon Allen, limiting Davis's immediate fantasy ceiling.
Insight pageJadarian Price
NegativeUsage13:48
Jadarian Price is on 'fumble watch' after averaging one fumble every 16 touches. His ball security issues are making him counterproductive, forcing coaches to pull him off the field and potentially relegating him for the remainder of the season.
Insight pageJalon Daniels
NegativeValue36:46
Jalen Daniels is a recommended waiver wire add for the next three weeks, particularly in Superflex formats. While there is concern regarding a thumb injury, Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love believes he is a good value due to the quality of the Buccaneers' offensive weapons, which could allow him to exceed expectations.
Insight pageJameson Williams
NegativeBust53:42
Jameson Williams is a bust who has never been a good fantasy asset, relying entirely on situation-based hype. He is currently being outperformed in efficiency by Isaac Tesla, who is a better prospect according to the eye test.
Insight pageJaylen Warren
PositiveRole63:32
Jalen Warren has recaptured the Steelers' backfield and is a buy-high candidate. He ranks in the top 10 among NFL running backs in yards per touch, and his role is secure moving forward.
Insight pageJaylen Wright
PositiveBust46:02
Jalen Wright is not a viable fantasy target and is an inferior version of Tevin Coleman. He lacks the durability and body type to be an every-down back, serving only as a breather back who is likely to get injured if given a significant workload.
Insight pageJeremiyah Love
PositiveBreakout2:30
Jeremiah Love is a clear buy-high candidate who has passed the eye test, metrics test, and usage test. After recovering from a high ankle sprain, he has returned to 100% explosiveness. He is now seeing 80% of the team's rush attempts, effectively relegating Tyler Algier to pass-protection duties.
Insight pageJordan Addison
NegativeValue53:06
Jordan Addison is a stronghold in dynasty leagues as the clear next-man-up in Minnesota. While his current production is heavily tied to Kyler Murray's tendency to lock onto his alpha receiver, Addison's long-term value remains high due to potential quarterback upgrades or a future team change.
Insight pageJosh Downs
PositiveValue32:32
Josh Downs is a strong buy-low candidate. He is seeing an 80% route participation rate and a 30% target share, indicating that a breakout performance is imminent once he finds the end zone.
Insight pageJustin Herbert
PositiveProjection64:24
Justin Herbert is struggling with the worst fantasy points per drop back of his career (0.33), and while he has recovered from similar efficiency collapses in 2022, his upcoming schedule is brutal, making him a trade target only for the long term.
Insight pageKenyon Sadiq
PositiveBreakout5:16
Kenyon Sadiq is a first-round talent with an exciting athletic profile. Despite limited early usage, he is a priority target in dynasty and DFS before his production catches up to his talent level, as the buy window closes quickly once a spike week occurs.
Insight pagePositiveBreakout56:46
Kenyon Sadiq is highlighted as a major dynasty riser after recording a 57% route participation rate and 22% target share in Week 3. Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love notes his elite athleticism and young age as indicators of significant long-term upside.
Insight pageKyle Pitts
PositiveValue57:07
Kyle Pitts is a buy-low candidate who is running routes on 70% of dropbacks. With Michael Penix at quarterback, Pitts is seeing a 20% target rate and is poised for positive variance and a spike week soon.
Insight pageKyler Murray
NegativeBust52:14
Kyler Murray is failing the eye test, appearing washed and shaky. He lacks confidence in his delivery and is struggling to get the ball to his receivers, often missing targets by significant margins.
Insight pageNegativeProjection64:05
Jeremiah Love notes that his personal eye test of Kyler Murray has led to some negative feelings regarding his current performance.
Insight pageMalik Nabers
PositiveValue61:52
Malik Nabers is a buy-low candidate with a 29% target share, which ranks among the top 10 for rookie wide receivers in the last decade. Despite current short-depth targets, Jameis Winston will eventually push the ball downfield, unlocking Nabers' elite potential.
Insight pageMarvin Harrison Jr.
NegativeBust43:29
Marvin Harrison Jr. is being outperformed by teammate Michael Wilson. Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love dismisses excuses regarding quarterback play, labeling the hype around Harrison as a 'moral panic' and advising against drafting him at his current cost.
Insight pageMatthew Golden
PositiveBreakout9:01
Matthew Golden is a high-upside asset whose fantasy value is rising rapidly. With Jaden Reed out and the team struggling to run the ball, Golden is positioned for significant target volume.
Insight pagePositiveBreakout66:00
Matthew Golden is a buy-high candidate and the biggest riser in dynasty rankings. With the Packers' offensive line ranking last in yards blocked, the team is forced to rely on their passing game, making Golden a primary beneficiary alongside Christian Watson.
Insight pageMichael Wilson
PositiveBreakout43:26
Michael Wilson is performing better than Marvin Harrison Jr., having out-targeted him 31 to 9 on the season. Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love maintains that Wilson is the superior player despite public sentiment favoring the rookie.
Insight pageOllie Gordon
PositiveValue45:42
Ollie Gordon is a priority target and a workhorse back who should be bid on aggressively in FAAB. Despite concerns about a timeshare with Jalen Wright, Gordon is the clear lead back in Miami; his 2,000-yard rushing season at Oklahoma State proves his capability as a bell cow.
Insight pagePositiveUsage63:29
Ollie Gordon is expected to see a significant increase in opportunity following the season-ending injury to Devon Achane. While Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love prefers Braelon Allen's talent profile, Gordon is a priority add due to the clear path to volume.
Insight pageOmarion Hampton
PositiveValue69:02
A'Marion Hampton is a buy candidate for the Chargers. His recent usage dip was a game-plan-specific blip rather than a trend, and he remains the superior all-purpose back compared to Keaton Mitchell.
Insight pageRashid Shaheed
PositiveUsage66:51
Rashid Shaheed is seeing an uptick in usage over Cooper Kupp. While he has yet to deliver consistent fantasy points, Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love believes he is a strong 'buy' candidate who could provide spike weeks when Jackson Smith-Njigba is contained by opposing defenses.
Insight pageTerry McLaurin
PositiveValue50:48
Terry McLaurin is praised for his durability and elite production at age 30. The 'Terry McLaurin corollary' highlights his lack of lower-body injury history as the key factor allowing him to remain a high-level producer compared to peers who have suffered multiple leg injuries.
Insight pageTravis Kelce
NegativeBust58:21
Travis Kelce is a sell candidate. While he had a hot start as expected, he is aging and likely to see a lukewarm rest of the season as Rashee Rice commands more of the target share.
Insight pageTre Tucker
PositiveSleeper59:32
Trey Tucker is a buy-low candidate who has shown top-20 efficiency in yards per route run. He is expected to consolidate the Raiders' passing game alongside Brock Bowers, making him a valuable pickup if he is dropped in leagues.
Insight pageTreVeyon Henderson
NegativeUsage13:48
Trevion Henderson is struggling with pass protection and receiving, leading to limited usage even when the team is trailing. He is being deployed as a 'breather back' and is currently failing to earn significant playing time compared to Rhamondre Stevenson.
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Episode Transcript
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1:01Week three is in the books. Looking forward to week four.
1:05We are putting our Mike McDaniels sunglasses on with a very unstylish haircut here.
1:09So this is where Mike McDaniels is right now.
1:12This is where we're at. This is the Mike McDaniels that we all know and don't like this year.
1:18Very frustrating. A lot of people drafted a lot of chargers and it's not good, Mike.
1:23It's not good. So this, this, this whole persona, this whole aesthetic is dedicated to Mike McDaniel today.
1:29Off we go. Top 10 takeaways. First takeaway is about Jeremiah Love.
1:33Second takeaway is about Jackson Smith and Jigba. Then we're going to talk about Chris Godwin.
1:38We're going to talk about Braylon Allen, Ollie Gordon, Basial Tootin, Drake May, Michael Penix, Justin Herbert.
1:43Of course, I'm Marvin Hampton. We have a lot to talk about today.
1:47It's all coming up on the top 10 takeaways.
1:50And we start with Jeremiah Love. Jeremiah Love is all the way back.
1:55He's a buy. He's a buy high. He is clearly special.
1:58Just watching this game. Just the eye test. We have a couple eye test players.
2:03I test good and I test bad. So we have I test bad, which is a Drake May, which we'll talk about later.
2:10And I test good, which is Jeremiah Love. I mean, clearly he is all the way.
2:15And this is what they expected, right? This is what all the report said was high ankle sprain.
2:21He is going to stay off it for a couple of weeks and then the season is going to start.
2:27He's going to work his way through it. And then now we're a month removed from the original injury.
2:34And it makes sense. This is what happens with NFL players.
2:37They have a high ankle sprain. They miss two weeks, three weeks, and then they're back for a couple of weeks.
2:44They work their way back. And then one of those weeks, eventually you look up and like, oh, this guy is back to 100% explosiveness.
2:52And that's exactly what we saw from Jeremiah Love, right?
2:55You want to get players on your team before this happens by Jeremiah Love before today.
3:00That was the whole game. And I'm fine putting chips down and saying we haven't seen it yet, but it's coming.
3:07That's the only way you're going to get edge.
3:10You have to guess. It's all guesswork, right? It's not 100% certainty.
3:14Like take our top 10 takeaways from Friday. Okay.
3:16On the one hand, we said, play Kenyon Sadiq.
3:19I believe there were very few in my orbit, analysts in my orbit that were confident about Kenyon Sadiq because he hadn't had the usage yet.
3:28But I said, if not now, when, and if he pops this week, which he very well could against the lions, there's
3:35going to be a lot of points scored in that game.
3:38Well, then it's going to be too late because everybody knows is a first round talent.
3:43Everybody's excited about him. Just like Jeremiah Love. You have to get them while their profiles are being offset by a lack of production.
3:51But as soon as an exciting upside profile has the production to match, has the spike week to match, there's no more buy window.
3:59It's closed. You can buy high, right? A buy low quickly becomes a buy high when it's a rookie with first round
4:06draft capital and an exciting athletic profile. If you have those things like Jeremiah Love does and Kenyon Sadiq does, you have to be out in front.
4:14And we were out in front this past week on Kenyon Sadiq.
4:18We were also out in front this past week on a Kayshawn Booty.
4:22Said Kayshawn Booty, he's been ramped up. We haven't seen the usage yet.
4:26He hasn't come anything close to a full snap share or route participation rate, but he is going to be the alpha in this passing game.
4:35It is going to happen. He's on an upward trajectory to seize that with Adonai Mitchell, with Mason Taylor, both out against Detroit.
4:42It was the law, the conservation of routes, targets, opportunities that it was going to be Kenyon Sadiq.
4:48We talked about it on the Starter Stream show with Chuck on Sunday morning, and then we talked about it on the
4:55plays of the week in more detail and more depth on Friday.
4:59So you just have to go in knowing this is a guess.
5:03We haven't seen it yet, but we have faith in the talent and the profile.
5:07And even though there isn't necessarily significant usage every week, I suggest placing a couple bets in Dynasty, in DFS, across the board.
5:15Place a couple bets on guys that are ready, that you think are ready, but we haven't seen it yet.
5:21That's how buy low works, because if you don't get them, then you'll never get them or you'll have to pay at least full freight, if not more.
5:30And that's what's going to happen. Right. You've got to get guys before they pop, ideally.
5:35Right. So with Jordan Love, same thing. Right. If her name is Jordan Love after last week, especially same with Matthew Golden.
5:42You knew it was a smash spot with Matthew Golden in particular.
5:46No Jaden Reed. Can't run the ball. We'll talk about Matthew Golden later.
5:50But that was another one where it was like, we haven't seen it yet.
5:55We haven't seen the touchdown yet. We haven't seen the big fantasy spike week yet.
6:00You have to get out ahead of it, because now it's like, I mean, talk about a wet rope that you cannot grip.
6:07It is the helium balloon, the fantasy helium balloon that is Matthew Golden.
6:11That rope attached to that balloon. I mean, it's going through my hands, everyone's hands.
6:16You can't grip it. It's just this is the time of year where three weeks in and one week can swing a
6:23player's perception dramatically, sometimes too dramatically, sometimes not dramatically enough, which is why we have this show.
6:28Right. I mean, Love is already showing he's already showing that why he was a much better prospect than, say, Trevion Henderson, Janarian Price.
6:36OK, these guys were late first rounders, early second rounders.
6:39That's where they were projected to go, where Jeremiah Love, he's a top five pick.
6:44So why? Like, what is the difference? And now we're seeing it.
6:48We're seeing it in the usage where 80 percent of the rush attempts went to Love.
6:53Algier, a guy they brought in more than 10 million dollars, an established early down pounder, relegated to pass pro.
6:59That's the thing. These snaps, these third and long snaps when you're in comeback mode, I mean, they rarely result in a target.
7:07Just ask Justice Hill. I mean, Justice Hill is the NFL leader in prayer routes.
7:11Talk about prayer yards where a field stretcher just runs routes and run routes all day, but he doesn't actually get targets.
7:19Well, there's running backs that play on third down because they're they're sound route runners and they can pass block.
7:25And so they're out there. They are technically getting the snaps.
7:28We're seeing this with Christopher Brooks with the Packers.
7:31He's out there. We know he's the snap leader, but there's no opportunities.
7:35He's just out there to block and run routes that rarely result in targets because he's down the board, down the pecking
7:43order of the players that Jordan Love would want to throw the ball to.
7:47Jordan Love's only going to go through a couple of progressions and it's going to be a Christian Watson, a Matthew Golden, Tucker Craft.
7:55By the time you get to Christopher Brooks, defenses are on top of Jordan Love anyway.
8:00So it makes sense. Like Christopher Brooks, not going to get any targets.
8:04And that's why Tyler Algier, right? Tyler Algier gave you nothing, right?
8:08Gave you nothing this week because he was, but he was out there.
8:12The player that was on the field when footballs were being distributed to running backs to score fantasy points was Jeremiah Love.
8:19Now it's also true that you could tell if you say, hey, well, why are you picking on Trevion Henderson and why are you picking on Jadarian Price?
8:28Because these guys are similar. These are similar players in that there's a lot of upside.
8:33There's a lot of explosiveness. These players can give you an 80-yard run.
8:37A lot of the things that you get excited about with Jeremiah Love, you also get with Jadarian Price.
8:43You also get with Trevion Henderson. But Trevion Henderson and Jadarian Price have these fatal flaws, which means that they don't see
8:50the usage that a Jeremiah Love sees. Ramadre Stevenson has led the league in fumbles since 2024.
8:56He's averaging one fumble every 40 touches through three games.
8:59Jadarian Price is averaging one fumble every 16 touches.
9:02Jeremiah Love doesn't have a fumbling problem. Jeremiah Love doesn't have a pass pro problem.
9:07The great irony of the Jadarian Price fumble rate is that the player he's most similar to is Trevion Henderson.
9:13And Trevion Henderson is so bad in pass pro and as a receiver that the Patriots are willing to stomach such a
9:20high fumble rate from Stevenson, who ran 19 routes on Sunday, and make sure he's out there over Henderson, who ran only eight routes.
9:28This was a game. Patriots were down double digits and Trevion Henderson's not on the field.
9:33He is turning into worst case basial tootin. We are proudly supported by Nathan and Sons, makers of underbrush remineralizing gum.
9:40The Nathan and Sons folks sent me some of this gum.
9:43And when you taste it, it's like, oh, this is what real flavor tastes like.
9:48It just didn't feel fake. It had a texture and a taste of what real gum should be.
9:54Because I've tried other natural gums and the flavor does not pop like it does with Nathan and Sons and the flavor doesn't last.
10:01My favorite flavor is Cinemastic. I also feel like my jaw's in better shape, not doing as much clenching with my teeth.
10:08And what's funny is it's made with hydroxyapatite, the same mineral your tooth enamel is made from.
10:14And the best part is the chewing gum that helps take care of your teeth in between brushing.
10:20And critically, there is no plastic in this gum.
10:22It's made from natural tree sap. And if you want a simple daily upgrade for your teeth, head over to NathanandSons.com and check out Underbrush.
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10:34This is what we were afraid of with Basial Tootin.
10:37That this could be a lesser version of Tevin Coleman.
10:41That's the worst case for guys like this. That's where you don't want to be.
10:45And the risk is out there. You are a Tevin Coleman with worse ball security and pass pro.
10:51Because Tevin Coleman was pretty good in pass pro.
10:54Wasn't a big fumbler. But was limited. On a down-to-down basis, he was limited.
10:59He was a slasher. You want to get in there for big plays.
11:03But he was ultimately, at his core, a breather back.
11:06And that is how they're deploying Trevion Henderson. Especially when they're down.
11:10It's not good. It's not good. I believe that it's because he is so untrustworthy in pass pro.
11:16And the Patriots have been struggling with pass pro ever since Drake May came into the league.
11:21And if you watch Hard Knocks, I mean, Seattle will say, We've got the talent.
11:26We just need to do the little things and take care of the football.
11:30And let our talent take over. Put ourselves in a position to let the talent take over.
11:36And so if you're Janarian Price and you're fumbling once every 16 touches, Well, you're counterproductive.
11:41You're leaving the coach no choice but to pull you off the field.
11:45I hate this for fantasy. I hate that drops affect coaches and their decisions, and their player personnel package decisions, more than they should.
11:53Drops, fumbles, to a lesser extent, interceptions. Interceptions are a little more predictable.
11:57Interpretable and it's understandable. If you don't want to roll out a quarterback that keeps throwing interceptions, I understand that.
12:03Makes sense. Officially, Janarian Price is on fumble watch.
12:06If he fumbles again, they might just relegate him for the rest of the season and say, Hey man, you need to work on this.
12:14We're getting Zach Charbonnet back. We would rather roll with a lesser talent at running back and just make sure we don't blow the game with a fumble.
12:23We just don't want to lose the game. We have too much talent around you, Janarian Price, to allow you to cost us the game.
12:31So I understand that. Fumbles affect fantasy football in ways that I just wish they didn't.
12:36But I can also put myself in the shoes of an NFL coach, especially coming off a Super Bowl, thinking I'm not going to let this happen.
12:45Just to maintain my command of the locker room and the culture of the team, I cannot allow this.
12:51I cannot allow this seemingly unmeritocratic system where we draft a guy in the first round and because we drafted him in
12:58the first round, the rules don't apply to him.
13:01He can keep fumbling. We'll keep playing him. So there are different risk factors for very similar players highlighting why they are not Jeremiah Love in any way.
13:10And they have serious risk factors. That will prevent them from ever becoming NFL bell cows.
13:15I mean, put it in the chat. Put it in the comments.
13:19I mean, I'm interested to hear from you, the audience.
13:22What do you think? How probable is it that Janarian Price, a year from now, two years from now, is an NFL bell cow?
13:30What's the likelihood? What's the likelihood that Trevion Henderson is capturing something like an 80% opportunity share?
13:35With some running backs, it takes time. It takes a long time.
13:39You looked up, finally, you saw, wow, Jalen Warren looks like a bell cow.
13:43We'll talk about him later. Basial Tootin, he's looking like a bell cow.
13:47He's on that track to get there. Chuba Hubbard's already there many years after he left college.
13:53It's not over by any means for these guys.
13:56But if you're looking at the dynasty rankings on Player Profiler, you have to keep scrolling to find Jadarian Price and find Trevion Henderson.
14:03And you're wondering where they are. And they're less expensive in dynasty.
14:07So you would go in that direction instead. And we'll talk about some of those players as well.
14:13But yeah, loving everything about Jeremiah Love, what's happening right now in Arizona, past the eye test, past the metrics test, past the usage test, past every test.
14:22It's all systems go from here on. Price and Henderson, on the other hand, they are ships in the night, man.
14:29Love is going one way. Henderson and Price are together.
14:32I mean, they're like the same guy. They're like the same guy.
14:36The only difference is Price has the problem that Henderson's teammate has.
14:40And even that problem, because Henderson's other problems are so dramatic and crippling to the offense, you still can't get on the field.
14:47And staying in Seattle, Jackson Smith and Jigba, that is takeaway number two.
14:51Jackson Smith and Jigba is on a straight line to being the most valuable dynasty asset in Player Profiler history.
14:58This is a wide receiver that is two years pre-Apex.
15:01He just put up another 10 for 128 and 2, 35 fantasy points.
15:05He's got over 100 fantasy points this season already.
15:08That's the fourth most fantasy points ever through three games.
15:11And finally, he has a healthy Sam Darnold for a full game.
15:15And Sam Darnold only put up like 380 yards, right?
15:18I mean, the reason why JSN is on this trajectory, it's not just JSN.
15:22It's the offensive environment. He posted huge fantasy numbers last year in spite of a run-first offense, playing with a lead of
15:30seven or more for a huge swath of every game they played.
15:33They were dominant last year, so dominant. And it drove down their pass rate.
15:38I think it was like over 40% of their plays last year were run with a seven-point lead or more.
15:44This year, that number's like 20% because they had a big lead against Arizona, and that's it.
15:50So their pass rate is going to be much closer to, say, 55% this year.
15:54And a lot of those throws, they're going to JSN.
15:58And right now, on the Dynasty rankings, his lifetime value rating is behind Bijan.
16:02It's behind Jameer Gibbs. That's understandable. And Superflex is behind Josh Allen.
16:06But that is it. That's the list. And the running back age Apex is two years earlier than the wide receiver age Apex.
16:13It's even more than two years. So as Gibbs and Allen and Bijan and JSN all stack up otherworldly fantasy performances week
16:20in, week out, it is going to be JSN, who is the most pre-Apex of those four players, who is going to
16:27continue to rise and rise and rise up the Dynasty rankings.
16:31I mean, you already saw it this week. You saw him pull away from Jamar Chase.
16:36The lifetime value rating was like 50 points higher or more for JSN than Jamar Chase.
16:41That's why just having rankings is not nearly as helpful as having actual lifetime value ratings like we have on Player Profiler.
16:48And then you can see the gap between a player and the next player.
16:53Like the gap between Gibbs and Bijan is slight.
16:56The gap between Bijan and Ash and Jenty is like 100 points or more.
17:00But every defense, tale as old as time, every defense going far back as you can go.
17:05Coming off a Super Bowl, guys got to get paid and defenses take a step back.
17:11It happens every single time. And that's what's happening in Seattle.
17:14And so their defense is not what it was last year.
17:18And they're going to have to throw more. And it's just, it all points to JSN, who I have in the Player Profiler Staff League.
17:26I don't know how they let me have him.
17:28I was drafting in the pick seven? Pick eight?
17:31It was the second half of the first round I was picking.
17:35And I got JSN. And you're welcome. You're welcome, everybody.
17:38You get to hear the stories of me dominating the Player Profiler Staff.
17:43They're trying to win. They're trying to win. I know they're trying to win.
17:47This was not a, hey, let's throw this league to the podfather.
17:51No, this wasn't a setup. It's just the way things work.
17:54Sometimes you wake up in the morning. You go to make a fantasy football draft.
17:59And boom, there's JSN in the mid-first round. You just press the draft button.
18:04That's all you got to do. Just say, oh, JSN, okay, draft.
18:08Oh, JSN, oh, draft. It's fun. I wish I hadn't hit draft on Chris Godwin, though.
18:13Yeah, Chris Godwin. Takeaway number three, Chris Godwin, dust.
18:16He's dust, and that's okay. It's okay that he's dust.
18:19It's fine, right? He caught three or four targets for the Bucs this past Sunday.
18:24Had a long touchdown called back. Had he scored that long touchdown?
18:27Everyone would be talking about Chris Godwin. Yo, he's a value.
18:31Oh, he's outproducing Emeka Egbuka. Just one play called back.
18:34That's how things swing in the NFL. Bottom line is the Buccaneers with Baker Mayfield spread the ball around a lot.
18:41And whether it's Hurst, whether it's McMillan, Otten, Bucky Irving, that's why Emeka Egbuka, as well as his turf toe injury, is
18:48stuck at 11 fantasy points a game. But I go to Twitter, and in one of my comments, talking about Braylon Allen, still waiting on Chris Godwin.
18:56Okay. You're waiting on Chris Godwin. Okay. But what about Egbuka, right?
19:00Egbuka was selected at pick 35. He's putting up 11 fantasy points a game, right?
19:05Godwin's putting up seven fantasy points a game. Not good, but also not that bad.
19:10One long touchdown away from being just as productive, if not more productive, as Egbuka.
19:15He was going at pick 84. So which of these two is hurting you more?
19:19It's Egbuka. So don't come to me complaining about Godwin, especially when in that zone of drafts before that pick, Parker Washington, all day Parker Washington.
19:28And then he started moving up and up and up all summer.
19:32But at the beginning of that tier, at the beginning of the summer, was Parker Washington.
19:37And then there was Michael Wilson and Josh Downs.
19:40So if you're following our draft kit and our advice, hard to go wrong at wide receiver in that zone, unless you
19:47happen to pick Chris Godwin and only Chris Godwin.
19:50Okay, then fine. But look at Downs though. Downs.
19:5280% route participation rate. 30% target share. This is a buy low moment for Josh Downs.
19:58Go get him. You got to get him. This happening in front of our eyes.
20:02He just hasn't scored the touchdown yet, but it's all there.
20:06It's all there. It's all green lights for Josh Downs.
20:09And this is just conviction. This is like, you've been saying it all summer and all three weeks of the NFL season.
20:16You keep telling us Josh Downs. Like, yeah, it's good process, right?
20:20Have I been waving the flag for starting Chris Godwin every week?
20:24No, I've been worried about Chris Godwin. I am worried.
20:27Not about Godwin himself. I'm worried about Baker Mayfield and his play before the injury.
20:32And now he has this injury. This dislocated thumb, which was just gross.
20:36You could see him writhing on the ground. He was like shaking.
20:40Made my stomach turn. This is the Baker Mayfield experience.
20:43The Buccaneers knew this when they signed him to the extension.
20:46How do you think the Bucs front office feels right now about Baker Mayfield?
20:51Anyone out there think they're regretting the decision? They're 0-3.
20:54It has nothing to do with the injury. Though his play style does make him an injury magnet.
21:00Baker Mayfield's riding that one season. Had that one year.
21:03If you can do that, if you have an agent that can tell you, hey, you and I both know it was
21:10just one year and you'll never do that again.
21:13Not even close. I mean, you put it up on the screen.
21:174,500 yards, right? 4,500 yards. Scroll down on Player Profiler.
21:20Go to Season Stats. You can show that. You can put that right up on the screen.
21:26I'll do it right now. Yeah, I'll do it.
21:28You can do it. Here it is. Look at this.
21:32Look at this. Out of nowhere. I mean, just completely out of nowhere.
21:3671.4% completion percentage. 4,500 yards. Close to an 8 yards per attempt.
21:407.9 exactly. And what I loved, over 300 rushing yards.
21:43378 rushing yards and 3 rushing touchdowns. 41 passing touchdowns.
21:4622.5 fantasy points a game. That was the year 2024.
21:49And that is what Baker Mayfield has ridden to a new contract.
21:53But that really never was the real Baker Mayfield.
21:56What we've been seeing the last couple seasons, that's the real Baker Mayfield.
22:00And that's not great for a Becca Ibuka. We're going to release the fab guidance on Patreon, patreon.com slash podfather.
22:06And there you can see exactly how much we think you should be bidding on Jalen Daniels.
22:12He's interesting because there's weapons here. Like this is why the Buccaneers can't be happy with what they're getting from Baker Mayfield because they've got weapons.
22:20I still consider Chris Godwin a weapon. He's now a slot receiver.
22:24He can't separate, but he can play that role adequately.
22:27And Becca Ibuka is the perfect Z. Ted Hurst is the perfect X receiver.
22:32And you've got Gainwell and Bucky Irving out of the backfield.
22:35There's talent here that a quarterback could take advantage of.
22:38So we will talk about Jalen Daniels, I'm sure later in the week.
22:43But in the meantime, for these next three weeks, he needs to be added.
22:47There also could be a setback with this thumb.
22:50I mean, it was disgusting that it got dislocated.
22:53And I just felt so bad for him. And three weeks seems ambitious from what we saw.
22:58And Jalen Daniels could exceed expectations. So, I mean, leave your heart open.
23:02All I would say is leave your heart open for Jalen Daniels to exceed expectations and for crazy things to happen.
23:09Don't go crazy. You don't need to go crazy.
23:12Your league mates are going to say, hey, this is just three weeks and I don't have any bi-weeks, right?
23:18Your Superflex league mates are going to say, well, I don't have any bi-weeks coming up.
23:24So why should I be in a hurry to burn all my fab this week on Jalen Daniels?
23:29It's also fortunate if you're in Superflex and you're pretty desperate for just bodies to throw in that Superflex slot, as I
23:36am in many of my orphan teams that I took over in Dynasty.
23:40It's nice that we're going into a week where you have a couple running backs that everyone is thirsty for, that everyone's
23:48trying to get on the waiver wire, right? So it's like, hey, look over here, look over here.
23:53And if you're in Superflex, you're like, oh, just grab Jalen Daniels, put him on my bench, see what happens.
24:00Stream him if I need him. So I think that's the approach here.
24:04I don't think you're going to have to pay up too much in Superflex to get Jalen Daniels, but I think he's
24:11going to be a good value because of the weapons.
24:14See, this is why I can't do it. I can't do it.
24:18I can't. I just did. It was another takeaway.
24:21I wasn't trying to give a Jalen Daniels takeaway.
24:24In fact, I couldn't even think of his name at first, right?
24:28I was like, what's this guy's name again? Jalen what?
24:31Next thing I know, I've got a perfectly reasonable waiver wire take on Jalen Daniels, and that's going to put us over 10 takeaways.
24:38But I wanted to prove to you, the audience, that I am thoughtful and I am trying to get us to tight 10 takeaways.
24:46Get us down to 10 tight takeaways. In order to prove it, I sat down with Justin, the producer, and I said,
24:53listen, we have this show sheet every week. I need to prove to the audience that I am trying.
24:59They need to see what you see. So what I did was I took the show sheet and it has exactly 10 takeaways.
25:07Now, I did craft a couple of these takeaways to be lists inside a list to get us to 10, but nowhere
25:14on there was Jalen Daniels name mentioned. We had 10 and I posted it on Patreon, patreon.com slash podfather before the show.
25:21If you love the show before the show, you can go to Patreon, patreon.com slash podfather and get access to the show
25:28sheet before the top 10 takeaway show even goes live, even hit your podcast feed.
25:32We're giving this to you in advance because I want to prove to you all that I am thinking this through.
25:39I'm not just winging it, though. This Jalen Daniels analysis was me winging it.
25:44And then it's up to you to decide, well, maybe, maybe he's better when he wings it.
25:49That might be true. But I still like having essentially what is a full breakdown, transparentness, right?
25:55Transparency for the audience. So you see what I see and that I am doing my absolute best to get to 10 takeaways.
26:02I can't, though. I can't do it. We're talking about Josh Downs.
26:06Weren't we talking about Josh Downs? Michael Wilson. Are you happy?
26:09Michael Wilson looks pretty good, doesn't he? Turns out he's better than Marvin Harrison.
26:14Even Marvin Harrison didn't even have a bad game.
26:17But Michael Wilson out-targeted Harrison again. And he's out-targeted Harrison this year, 31 to 9.
26:21So it doesn't matter what the buzzards say. There's buzzards coming after me right now on X, Twitter X.
26:27You can see it. You can see it in my profile.
26:31They're coming after me saying, this is a Jacoby Brissett problem that Marvin Harrison Jr.
26:36has. Stay patient. Run the clock out with Marvin Harrison Jr.
26:39It's going to happen. That I'm a fear monger, right?
26:42It's a moral panic I've created around Marvin Harrison Jr.
26:46Nonsense. All I've said, which is basically just what R.C.
26:49Fisher said, which is Michael Wilson's better and that's it.
26:52Not going to win this one, buzzards. You're not going to win it.
26:56I win. Michael Wilson's better. I win, right? And oh, by the way, that was just that zone of 10 players just
27:03looking at a swath of ADPs where Chris Godwin was going this summer and that there were a bunch of great players
27:10that we liked or at least, well, Parker Washington's a great player.
27:14At least undervalued. If you include Josh Downs, we'll at least say undervalued.
27:18And then if you go a little bit outside that zone, then all of a sudden you're at Jalen Coker.
27:25You keep going. You're at Trae Harris. You're at Devon Veilet.
27:28We can't be stopped. Our teams can't be stopped.
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28:30But please, by all means, don't let me stop anyone out there.
28:34Any buzzards, please. Draft Marvin Harrison. Draft Quinton Johnston.
28:37Draft DK Metcalf. Draft Xavier Worthy. Draft Romeo Dobbs.
28:40Cortland Sutton. Alec Pierce. Draft them all. Injured? No problem.
28:43Draft them. Bad at football? Don't care. Looks like you might get some targets this year.
28:48Draft them. Oh, first round pick. Gotta get them.
28:51Okay. Okay. Of those players I just listed, again, they're all in that same zone with Chris Godwin.
28:57So it could have been worse. But I do want to talk about Cortland Sutton because that was the dichotomy that we
29:04drew, which was players like Cortland Sutton, the quintessential X receiver, those players typically age very poorly.
29:09That's why I have no Cortland Sutton. And if we were comparing Cortland Sutton and Chris Godwin, they had the exact same ADP.
29:16If you look at the underdog ADP, they were both the 83rd player off the board.
29:21They were adjacent in the ADP. At the end of the year, if you were drafting an underdog, it was Sutton and then Godwin back to back.
29:30But to me, they were very different players. Okay.
29:33I'm never going to get caught holding the bag with one of these prototypical athletic X receivers that has always not quite lived up to expectations.
29:41The best example of that isn't even Cortland Sutton.
29:44It's DK Metcalf, right? And I've always said, I'd rather have Michael Pittman either way.
29:49I wasn't getting either anyway, but a guy like Cortland Sutton, you can see it coming from miles and miles away that they turned 31 and it's over.
29:58That profile, 6'4", athletic, great speed score. Wish they were a little more productive in college.
30:03Not sure why they weren't. That guy is always a sell as soon as he hits age 30.
30:09Run and hide. But guys that play the Y position or the Z position, or oftentimes they're slot flankers where they play
30:16flanker through their 20s and they slide into the slot once they get into their 30s.
30:21Well, those players can be productive. I had no problem drafting Stefan Diggs.
30:25I have no problem drafting Chris Godwin. A year or two ago, I had no problem drafting Cooper Cup.
30:31I'm going to keep going back to those players because the benefits drastically outweigh the cost in round 10 on those kinds
30:38of players because they can absolutely have a renaissance.
30:41You see it year in, year out. And then there's the older players that had shown no signs of diminished skills.
30:48And they had a similar ADP inside the top 50, Devontae Adams and Tara McLaurin.
30:53And we've been proven right on Tara McLaurin and Devontae Adams.
30:56I was a little bit worried how far out ahead we were on Tara McLaurin, but turns out he's pretty good.
31:03He's pretty good. Tara McLaurin is a sports car.
31:06He's a sports car. And the dichotomy, the learning moment that we need to have is that yes, the upside is tantalizing.
31:13Just the target share upside that these players have delivered in recent memory that we've seen players with that archetype recapture, but
31:20it's not a sure thing by any means. But you're drafting and hoping they can recapture it, whether it be Cooper Cup,
31:27whether it be Chris Godwin, whether it be Stefan Diggs.
31:30I'm here for it. Every time I'm here for it.
31:33Just like I'm going to be running and hiding from bad players like Quinton Johnston, Marvin Harrison, running and hiding from these
31:40big bloated aging alphas like DK Metcalf and Cortland Sutton.
31:43Like, you know how this whole thing is wired.
31:46And then we look up and there's Tara McLaurin dunking on the Seahawks and that's secondary.
31:51And then we saw Devontae Adams dunking on Patrick Sertan.
31:55I mean, that's just that made me happy. Let's let's show it.
31:59This is Ian Harditz, my man Ian Harditz now at Roto Wire.
32:02Let's show this up. We're going to put this on the screen.
32:06Go follow I Harditz, Hardtits on Twitter X. Devontae Adams.
32:09Sit back and enjoy. I mean, gets leverage and then finds the sideline and there's the ball.
32:15Pushes him off. Cuts in. I mean, it's just sometimes it's a hard breaking route.
32:20Sometimes it's a gradual breaking route. He always makes the right decision based on the feet and the hips of the opposing cornerback.
32:27And that's what these kind of players can do.
32:30DK Metcalf can't do that. Cooper Cup can. Cortland Sutton can't do that.
32:34Chris Godwin can. But the problem is all those lower body injuries when it's multiple knee, Achilles, quad, hamstring, calf, foot.
32:41And Godwin's had them all. Cups had them all.
32:44And it saps your athleticism. It saps your explosiveness.
32:46It destroys. Those lower body injuries destroy your ability to separate from defenders once you get into your 30s.
32:53That's the learning, right? That's something we're going to think more about in future years before we put our chips down on
33:00one of these volume slot flanker players at age 30.
33:03We're going to study their injury history very carefully so we don't get cupped and we don't get Godwin because we're looking for Terry McLaurin.
33:11It's the Terry McLaurin corollary. Terry McLaurin has played 17 games every year, seemingly.
33:15When was the last time Terry McLaurin suffered a lower body injury?
33:19I feel like Terry McLaurin has suffered shoulder injuries, maybe rib injuries, but I don't remember the last time Terry McLaurin had a lower body injury.
33:27And now he's able to be an elite producer at age 30.
33:31That is the Terry McLaurin corollary. We're three takeaways in.
33:34So all this work I did setting up the show sheet, sharing it with the audience on Patreon, it was all a
33:42big waste apparently because we've gained nothing in terms of show efficiency.
33:45We were in fact, I'm even more long winded than I was before.
33:50I didn't even think that was possible. Takeaway number four is the Jets are an incredible source of fantasy edge.
33:56We've been talking about it all year. Spring, summer, fall.
33:59That's all we talk about. Jets, Jets, Jets, right?
34:02Jets are going to exceed expectations. Jets are the key to victory in fantasy.
34:06And that is exactly what's been happening. Kenyon Sadiq is the real deal.
34:1157% route participation rate. 22% target share on Sunday.
34:13And I know that Mitchell was out. Cooper was out.
34:17Sure. Did that help him? Yes. But we saw a glimpse into the upside of what a true super athletic first round tight end talent can do.
34:25He's very young. He's very athletic. And for him to already be putting up a spike week at the position, week three, is incredibly encouraging.
34:33And yes, he is a big dynasty riser because of it.
34:37Braylon Allen. He is good at football. There's a debate online about whether or not Braylon Allen is good at football.
34:44And to my delight, our producer Justin shared with me something from Twitter that apparently Braylon Allen responded to a video from Pat and C.D.
34:52Carter at Roto World. And they were talking about, don't fall for the shirtless photos.
34:56I fall for the shirtless photos. They're not falling for it.
35:00I'm falling for it. I'm going to keep falling for it with a guy like Braylon Allen.
35:05And Allen objected to C.D. Carter, Denny saying he wasn't good at football.
35:09Denny said this player is a bad player. He was bad in high school, bad in college, bad in the pros.
35:16That sounds like something I would say. So I respect the hell out of that take.
35:21The problem is, unfortunately for Denny, Braylon Allen's been very good.
35:25And he was awesome in college at a very young age.
35:28Then he came out early. So that's a tough one, right?
35:32That to me, if I'm Braylon Allen and I see that, I would also want to respond.
35:37Because I had to go check. I mean, I went to check.
35:41I mean, thankfully, you could just, in the top menu on player profile, you could just hit college stats.
35:47It takes you right down to the college stats.
35:50And if we show this page, it's pretty clear.
35:53Braylon Allen can play, all right? As a freshman at Wisconsin at age 17, 1,200 rushing yards.
35:58Did it again. And then the next year, didn't have the same production.
36:03It was an injury. But even so, he doubled, more than doubled, his receptions from the previous season.
36:08And at age 19, he said, bye-bye to college.
36:11He went to the pros at age 20. He's now 22.
36:15So I'm very much in on Braylon Allen. And that's before we talk about the fact that he's like over 220 pounds,
36:22super fast, has receiving skills, is everything you want.
36:25So by all means, go get him. Go get Braylon Allen on the waiver wire.
36:29Go get Ollie Gordon. I'm probably going to end up with more Allen than Gordon.
36:34I mean, Allen, he was targeted on 32% of his routes.
36:38I mean, he was the only running back that saw the field after Brees Hall went down.
36:43So, I mean, he's going to be the guy.
36:46And even if you don't know anything about Braylon Allen whatsoever, we do believe that NFL coaches and front office personnel have some ability to assess talent.
36:55It varies from team to team, but they have some ability, right?
36:59From what I've seen, Isaiah Davis looks awesome. Isaiah Davis is one of the better between the tackles grinders in the league.
37:06He punishes people to try to tackle him, just like Tyler Algier.
37:09I think Isaiah Davis is a really good football player.
37:13But the Jets are looking at Isaiah Davis and going, Braylon Allen, he's it, you're not.
37:18So that's something. That's a factor in maybe how much we put it down in fab bidding on Braylon Allen.
37:24What we might try to trade for Braylon Allen in Dynasty.
37:28I haven't seen anything about Brees Hall yet. I'm sure news is breaking just as I'm talking.
37:33But what I do know is that Brees Hall said the following.
37:37I felt something when I was running and then got tackled and planted and then felt something else.
37:43And now he's set for an MRI. So he said, we'll see.
37:47He felt something, got tackled and then felt something else.
37:50That sounds awful. I can tell you that sounds awful.
37:53But both Braylon Allen and Ollie Gordon have competition in their backfields.
37:57It's Jarquez Hunter and Jalen Wright in Miami. And it's Isaiah Davis in New York.
38:02Isaiah Davis is the best of the RB3s that I just named.
38:05He's the best. But Braylon Allen is also better than Ollie Gordon.
38:09It's just that Ollie Gordon has the entire season of full and complete production ahead of him with Devon A.
38:16Chan suffering a catastrophic knee injury. We should bring we should bring our producer in just to get a quick update.
38:22See if I see if I've missed anything. Justin, can you can you join me?
38:27So talk talk to us. Is there any news that's happened in the last 45 minutes that we need to know about anything on Devon A.
38:35Chan, anything on Brace Hall, anything we need to know?
38:39Nothing off the top of my head. I know A.
38:42Chan's out for the year. So that's Gordon's going to have the first opportunity.
38:46So that is that is official. That is official.
38:49Yeah, I haven't seen anything on Brace yet. OK, so he's officially out for the year.
38:54That's good to know. Did you do any trades involving Braylon Allen recently?
38:58I did over the summer. I bought him pretty low.
39:02It's a one quarterback, 10 team league. So I paid the 2.2 and a 28 fifth.
39:07And I bought Braylon Allen and Rashid Shahid. So it was a bad 26 class.
39:12So I didn't mind sending the early second. But I love the Braylon buy for now.
39:17Braylon's great, man. And I think that Isaiah Davis is so good that they could easily decide that we're just going to move on from Braylon Allen.
39:25We love him. But we have Braylon Allen under contract.
39:29And we have Isaiah Davis, who offers a lot of what Braylon Allen offers, just not quite at the same level.
39:35And we're going to just bank the compensatory pick.
39:38And we're going to let Braylon Allen walk. That's the hope.
39:42That's the reason why you went out and grabbed him, because he's not far off.
39:46You get another guy that's parked behind a starter who you love the talent profile.
39:51But you're like, man, this guy's going to need a major injury to have any value.
39:56Whereas Braylon Allen, he's still very young. And he's already on a trajectory to kind of go to a new team and be the main guy.
40:05There's also contingent value that he could help you now.
40:08So I thought it was a really savvy trade.
40:11I'd also like that Rashid Jaheed is looking good process wise.
40:14You knew that the Seattle defense couldn't be as good this year.
40:18He hasn't delivered fantasy points yet, but he is getting an uptick in usage over Cooper Copp.
40:24And that's only going to continue. Certainly, there's going to be some teams that are going to figure out a game plan
40:31that they can some way they can suppress the production of Jackson Smith and Jigba.
40:35And in those games where Jackson Smith and Jigba doesn't go completely nuclear, you might get a spike week from Rashid Jaheed.
40:42And then he might gain some value. Then you can flip him.
40:46It was a very even trade. I think it was bold.
40:50You probably could have had like, I guess, Eli Stowers.
40:53You sidestepped Eli Stowers. Probably could have had Singleton with that pick.
40:57But we'll see what happens. I think that Singleton is now parked in Tennessee for the next four years at least.
41:04And I think he is not as good as Braylon Allen.
41:07And Braylon Allen is closer to hitting free agency.
41:10So you're like, hey, Braylon Allen, Nicholas Singleton. I'll take Braylon Allen and then a little upside at wide receiver and ship it.
41:17And probably what we're thinking two or three weeks at a minimum from Brees Hall if we're just guessing.
41:23Yeah, probably. I mean, saying he was hurt before he got hit and then saying he got hit once he got on the ground doesn't sound the best.
41:32Well, he felt something and then he felt something else.
41:36So I don't like someone feeling something and then something else.
41:39So you're doing great. Great trades. You're dominating that league.
41:42I finished second last year, got unlucky, ran into Olave and Chase Brown team.
41:47It's a great story. Great story. But overall, you've built a super team?
41:51Super team. Yeah, it's a dominant team. And why is that?
41:54I know how to read and digest information very well.
41:58But also, man, these podfather rankings. Oh, oh, oh, thank you.
42:01Thank you. We just met. Justin and I just met.
42:04But he's been in the last couple of weeks, he is becoming an ace producer.
42:09Anyone all. By the way, podfather at RotorWonderWorld.com. You want to become a producer of a show?
42:15You want to help us with our news desk or any kind of analysis?
42:19Write articles? Be part of the player profiler team?
42:22Reach out to me. That's what Justin did. And now he's on a podcast.
42:26Took him a couple of weeks and now he's on a podcast.
42:30Pretty good. Pretty good trajectory there. You're on the Kenyan City trajectory, I think.
42:35Let's hope so. Let's go, baby. Let's go. Were we on Kenyan City last week?
42:40You were the producer then. Yep. You were. Did you know anyone else that was on Kenyan City like we were?
42:46Not that high. Yeah, we're calling him here. It's all it takes is one.
42:51You get one breakout out of nowhere from a stud player.
42:54That's a win for the week. That's all I needed.
42:57I was talking to my daughter. I was like, that's all I need.
43:02Just give me Kenyan City. That's it. While I have you, I did play my daughter for the first time in fantasy.
43:09Okay. Okay. And it's called Monster Leagues. And I didn't face off against her.
43:13We independently build lineups and then we pick the players that we're facing off against.
43:18So you have to beat the player you're facing off against.
43:21And then you have to see how your players do versus your friends.
43:26So that's how she plays. It's like a Roblox version of fantasy football.
43:30So for the first time we were both playing and we were talking shit.
43:34I loved it. It was one of the coolest experiences that I had.
43:38I went with Tyler Shuck, Jalen Warren, and Jordan Addison because the entire player pool is not available to you.
43:45I don't even have a full team yet. And so if you beat a player, like for example, I chose to face off against Brian Thomas.
43:53I chose to face off against Jeremiah Love. I chose to face off against Matthew Stafford.
43:58So I've captured Stafford on my team now. I've captured Brian Thomas on my team.
44:03I was about to capture Jeremiah Love. And then somehow they let the 49ers score and Jeremiah Love catches a little dump off.
44:10And I'm like, wait, what happened? I lose my 0.3 points and I don't get to capture Jeremiah Love.
44:16That was my one chance to get him with a lesser running back.
44:21No brainer going Jalen Warren. I thought I had him and then I didn't at the very end.
44:26And so my daughter right out of the gate, her first time playing fantasy, she got to see the tilt, man.
44:33She's like, dad, why do you care so much?
44:36I'm like, I can't believe this 0.3 points. I had him.
44:39I already, I was already pretending I had Jeremiah Love on that team.
44:44I was like, I'm going to capture him here.
44:46There's no way he outproduces Jalen Warren. Jalen Warren was a beast.
44:50Never celebrate too early. Saw the tilt. And I'm like, this is called tilting.
44:55And it was brutal. She's like, dad, there's, it's, it's just coins.
44:59It's not, it's not money. It's a, I mean, I was like, it doesn't matter.
45:03We're competing. I almost had Jeremiah Love. I'll never get.
45:07No, you can get them. You can get, you gotta, you just gotta pick your spots.
45:12I thought I picked my spot. Well, I was like, he's maybe he's another week away.
45:17Uh, turns out. No, it was this week. It was this week.
45:21So thanks, Justin doing a great job. Gotta wear headphones.
45:24Now if we're going to bring in Justin, get to wear headphones.
45:28That's the bottom line. So we're, we're not even halfway through.
45:31We're not even there. No, we are. We're, we're there.
45:34We're getting close. So yeah, Jets, an incredible source of fantasy points.
45:38You're welcome. It just value, right? Just value in drafts.
45:42That felt good. And Ollie Gordon this week. I have a, I'm about equally exposed to Ollie Gordon and Braylon Allen and dynasty.
45:49These were two of the big five handcuff running backs that we were targeting in the off season.
45:55Ollie Gordon's going to be the guy, even if Jalen Wright plays because availability is the number one skill in the NFL.
46:02Or so they say, if that's true, then he was available.
46:05Jalen Wright. Wasn't Jalen Wright. Also doesn't profile as an every down back.
46:09Ollie Gordon has a 2000 yard rushing season at Oklahoma state.
46:13He is a workhorse. Jalen Wright's never going to be a workhorse.
46:17Jalen Wright is much more in that Jadarian price archetype.
46:20He's a lesser version of Jadarian price, right? This is a slasher back who is fast, but does not have the type
46:27of durability, does not have the body type to be an every down, especially early down running back.
46:33That is going to be Ollie Gordon. So Ollie Gordon is the way to go.
46:37There may be some in your league that are nervous that Ollie Gordon's going to end up in this 50-50 timeshare with
46:45Jalen Wright or worse, that Jalen Wright's actually better and is going to take the job when he comes back.
46:51That's not going to happen. So that may allow you to get Ollie Gordon.
46:55The presence of Jalen Wright may allow us, us, the collective to go get Ollie Gordon without having to spend our entire budget.
47:03But spoiler alert, we're going to put our fab guidance up on Patreon.
47:07You're going to want to bid a lot. You're going to want to bid a lot on Ollie Gordon.
47:13There's not a lot of options there in Miami.
47:16And you saw this past week that he is going to score a bunch of touchdowns.
47:21He is going to be enjoying the Alfred Morris corollary.
47:24There's like a lot of Washington players end up with corollaries somehow where Malik Willis freezes linebackers.
47:30That makes Ollie Gordon more efficient. He's going to lose some touchdowns to Willis for sure.
47:35And there's not that many, there's not that much equity there.
47:38But we're talking about just a handful of running backs around the league that can operate as true bell cows.
47:45He can do it. And I see, I see him actually doing it.
47:49I see him following through and doing it. But I just don't think there's much there with Jalen Wright.
47:55As soon as he gets any kind of workload, he's probably going to get hurt.
48:00He doesn't have that kind of durability. And it's not his role in the NFL.
48:04It never was his role. He's a breather back that delivers explosive plays.
48:09That's what he is. Everything is, with a lot of these running backs, I look at them always in the context of Tevin Coleman.
48:16Tevin Coleman is our North Star with players like Jalen Wright.
48:20And are you a lesser or a better version of Tevin Coleman?
48:24With Travion Henderson, we're hoping he's a better version, but we're not sure yet.
48:28With Jalen Wright, we know he's a far inferior version of Tevin Coleman.
48:32And that's just not a guy that I'm chasing on the waiver wire.
48:36Ollie Gordon, on the other hand, workhorse. Like David Montgomery, in a good way.
48:41Basial Tootin is on that spectrum. Basial Tootin has that Tevin Coleman North Star.
48:45But Tevin Coleman, also a 2,000-yard rusher in college, could have, in a different team, in a different era, in a different
48:52place and time, could have been asked to be a primary back.
48:56Basial Tootin is receiving that request, and he's in the perfect situation to do it.
49:01He's hogging the touches. He's even splitting the red zone work with Chris Rodriguez, which is what we wanted to see.
49:08We don't want Chris Rodriguez getting all the red zone touches.
49:11That's not happening. Because the underlying metrics are very strong for Tootin.
49:15Top five in juke rate. Top five in rushing success rate over expectations.
49:19Whatever the hell that means. Sounds good, though. He is giving us what we wanted from Travion Henderson.
49:25We wanted Ramadre Stevenson to be relegated to Chris Rodriguez's status on the Patriots, and that is not happening.
49:31They trust a top-two fumble-rate running back in New England more than they trust Travion Henderson.
49:36That is not the case in Jacksonville. They very much trust Basial Tootin, and it could have gone either way.
49:43That's why he was a risky upside pick. Same ADP as Henderson and Price.
49:47And so far, as with most upside picks, unproven players, because fantasy points per game is the number one most predictive stat year-to-year for fantasy football.
49:5533% of the time, it works every time, right?
49:58You have these three guys, similar players, similar ADPs, but one guy is successful in that primary back role, and the other two are face-planting.
50:06And on top of that, you have Jacksonville is enjoying more positive game script than both Super Bowl teams.
50:12Seattle, New England, they're not getting the positive game script you wanted.
50:16Jacksonville is. Again, all the more reason to be very bullish and buy high on Basial Tootin.
50:22I'm in. I'm sold. He was unproven. He was speculative.
50:25Three weeks in, I'm officially sold. And if we turn our attention back to New England because we just can't help but
50:32stare at the car accident, it's a gawker slowdown in New England.
50:36Drake May is failing the eye test. I mean, I have a few players where we can mention eye test.
50:42Normally, it's the metrics test, good player profiler, but we do have some eye test.
50:47Drake May is losing the eye test. He's lost, and his receivers can't get open.
50:52That's what I'm seeing. That's what my eyes are telling me.
50:55Look at the, if you want to look at a dichotomy, right?
50:59I love these dichotomies. Take two players, right? We have a guy drafted in almost the exact same position with a similar
51:06skill set in college who has washed out, become a backup in the league, but he's back.
51:12Marcus Mariota. Compare Mariota and Drake May. Mariota, 183 yards, three touchdowns, no turnovers against the defending Super Bowl champs who embarrassed the Patriots.
51:19I was there. Drake May, 200 yards, no touchdowns, two interceptions, one fumble lost.
51:24Why? What's the difference? What's the common factor between those two players and those two situations?
51:29Stephon Diggs. One player had Stephon Diggs last year, put up MVP-worthy numbers.
51:33Now Stephon Diggs in Washington. And Mario, it looks pretty good.
51:37When your receivers are Diggs and McLaurin, a literal sports car, and then, oh, by the way, the super-efficient rookie Antonio Williams
51:44and Rashad White, one of the best receiving running backs out of the backfield.
51:48Meanwhile, who is Drake May throwing to? Out of the backfield, it's Ramadre Stevenson.
51:53Slug. No more Keishon Booty. It's Romeo Dobbs. Kyle Williams needs more touches, more targets, more everything.
51:58Reverses, doesn't matter. Get the ball in Kyle Williams' hands.
52:01But no, it's Matt Collins. I'm seeing Efton Chisholm out there.
52:05The hell's going on? Bottom line, receivers really matter.
52:08It's just worth remembering how much they matter. More from, if you want more Podfather eye tests, players, right?
52:14Eye test takes. Kyler Murray, eye test. Very bad.
52:17Looks very shaky. Podfather's eye test has been wrong before, right?
52:20That's why I'm giving these caveats. Are you sure you want an eye test?
52:25Okay, here's an eye test guy. Eye test on Kyler Murray, not good.
52:29No confidence. Every time he drops back, I'm like, this is not going to happen.
52:33Because in this league, we're playing against my daughter.
52:36At wide receiver, I had Jordan Addison. And I was like, I can't afford much at wide receiver this week, but I can get Jordan Addison.
52:45And this looks like the matchup to get him.
52:48And then no Justin Jefferson. I'm like, I got you!
52:51I got you! Standing over, talking shit. But Murray can't get him the ball!
52:55Ball's bouncing three feet in front of him. Murray looks washed.
52:59That's all I got on that. Just, I'm mad.
53:02But it was good, right? Addison worked. He was all that worked.
53:05Because Murray just locks in 100% on his alpha receiver.
53:09I think this is another bonus takeaway. We're definitely getting to 12 takeaways.
53:13When Jefferson returns, you got to walk away from Jordan Addison.
53:16This is completely fake. It's all about Murray and his radar lock on his wide receiver one.
53:22But it's a good sign that in Dynasty, Jordan Addison is the clear next guy up in Minnesota.
53:28And he might go elsewhere at some point and you can get very excited.
53:32Or they might upgrade the quarterback, which I think they will in the offseason.
53:37Get excited again. So he's a stronghold. I would consider Jordan Addison a stronghold in Dynasty.
53:42Not Jamison Williams. Jamison Williams looks bad. He's never been good.
53:45It was 100% a situation-based pick in fantasy football.
53:48And it always makes me uncomfortable. So you did not see me out here running around talking about Jamo this summer.
53:55It's like, if he falls to me, maybe I might consider him if it's best ball.
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54:59Because frankly, I prefer Isaac Tesla. Now, I know they're not going to play him because they're going to play the first round pick.
55:06But eventually, the NFL does devolve into one of these dirty meritocracies.
55:10And according to my eye test, Tesla looks better than Jameson Williams.
55:14He's doing what we want Jameson Williams to do more efficiently.
55:18In week three, Tesla was three for three for 66 yards.
55:21Doesn't get better than that. I mean, that's 22 yards per reception.
55:25That's 22 yards per target. Can't do better than that.
55:28Eye test. Tesla. Love Tesla. Hate Kyler Murray. Eye test.
55:31Then there's Michael Penix. Oh, it's the Penix. He's rising up, right?
55:35He's pushing his way up through this league. Elevating everyone on the team.
55:39The tide that lifts all boats is Michael Penix.
55:42He's huge. He is so huge for this team.
55:45It's a buy high on Penix. It's a buy high on London.
55:49I mean, a 34% target rate for London with Michael Penix.
55:5226% without. And his yards per route runs like .65.
55:56.65. That's Puka. That's JSN. That's Jamar Chase level efficiency.
55:59And Drake London's always been posted up in this spot.
56:02This spot that's all his own. He's in a tier by himself.
56:06He has been in a tier by himself in Dynasty for like a year.
56:10Because we refuse to push him down just based on the raw production.
56:15The production has not been there for London because of the situation.
56:18The underlying efficiency has been so good that has sustained him in Dynasty.
56:23And now with Penix under center, boom, he can start to move up again.
56:27So he's a buy high. And Kyle Pitts a buy low.
56:31Kyle Pitts running a lot of routes. Right? He's got a 20% target rate with Penix.
56:36And then I think on Sunday ran something like a route on three out of every four dropbacks.
56:41Come on, man. That's great. That's like that's better than Dalton Kincaid level.
56:46We can talk about Dalton Kincaid. He's running more routes.
56:49He's up to like 66%. Route participation rate. Well, Pitts is already at 70.
56:53And there's only one other receiver there. Drake London.
56:56It's going to happen for him. And I know Bijan out of the backfield.
57:01But in terms of receivers, tight ends and wide receivers, it's Pitts and London.
57:05London and Pitts. And Pitts has had streaks of three bad games in a row before.
57:10He'll have him again by Kyle Pitts. Positive variance is coming.
57:14A spike week is coming. Okay. We'll go rapid fire.
57:17A few buys, sells, holds. Rapid fire. We talked about hold Jordan Addison.
57:21Sell Travis Kelsey. Okay. Rashi Rice is back. Rashi Rice put up second best ADOT of his career in a game.
57:28Kelsey has been outproducing his target share like more than any other tight end.
57:32So Andy's getting older. We knew he would start hot.
57:35Cody talked about it on the Sonic Truth. We dropped a Sonic Truth show on Sunday, actually.
57:41And Cody said verbatim, Kelsey is going to have a hot start.
57:45What does that mean? He's probably going to have a lukewarm rest of season.
57:49So sell Travis Kelsey. Buy low on Trey Tucker, right?
57:52His yards per route run, like top 20, top 25.
57:56Jalen Naylor is not good. Jalen Naylor can't command a target share of any consequence.
58:00And Tucker has been efficient this past week. Four for four.
58:04Eight fantasy points. Jalen Naylor, one for three. I think it will consolidate down to the Brock Bowers and Trey Tucker show.
58:11Like Naylor out snapping Tucker can't last. Won't last.
58:14So buy Tucker. Buy low on Tucker because he didn't produce last week.
58:18He might get dropped. Pick him up if he gets dropped.
58:21Buy low on Carnell Tate. He's a 25% target share this season.
58:25And that's like top 10 among rookie wide receivers in the last decade.
58:29Speaking of target shares, Malik Nabors, 29% target share.
58:32Time to buy, right? When is the time to get elite playmakers that are big time fantasy producers?
58:38When's the time to buy low? So ideally, you call the bottom.
58:42We call the bottom on Sadiq. Call the bottom on Malik Nabors.
58:46It doesn't get worse than this. Jameis Winston is Jameis Winston.
58:49He will eventually start to throw the ball down the field.
58:53It's going to happen because I know the target depth for Nabors has been like negligible.
58:58Like it's all been right around the line of scrimmage.
59:01And I get all that. That will start to extend down the field.
59:05Jameis Winston will start to push the ball down the field.
59:09It is going to happen. I'm buying high on Jalen Warren.
59:12This is a Jalen Warren backfield again. I think he's recaptured it.
59:16There's no way Dowdle gets his job back, right?
59:19Can't get your job back after this happens, man.
59:22Warren is like fifth in the league or at least top five, maybe top 10.
59:27He's somewhere in that. He's in that like six to eight, maybe.
59:31Anyway, he's between, I guarantee. Okay, I'll say this.
59:33I don't know the exact number. Jalen Warren is like between rank three and eight in yards, crater per touch among NFL running backs.
59:41The data is still coming in. Give me a break.
59:44He's up there. We'll say he's top 10. Make it easy.
59:48Just say he's top 10, man. Like if you know it's somewhere between three and eight, just say top 10.
59:54Why didn't I say top 10? I don't know.
59:57I don't know. We are a minute over an hour, 20 minutes.
60:01So that's why that might have something to do with it.
60:04We're way over on time. And I'm going to start to leak attention to detail and the ability to talk.
60:11I can feel my throat already. It's on the way.
60:14It's like screaming, please help me. Podfather. It's too much.
60:17We're 30 takeaways in. One more buy high. Sorry, voice.
60:20Not today, voice. Not today. Matthew Golden's a buy high.
60:24Oh, Matthew Golden. The Packers cannot run the ball.
60:27That's it. Jaden Reed's hurt. I mean, Jaden Reed would have been good this year if he had just been able to stay healthy.
60:34Couldn't. So what do we have? We have Matthew Golden and we have Christian Watson.
60:39We were very bullish on Christian Watson. Not so much on Matthew Golden.
60:43Okay. Well, adjust. How do you adjust? You buy high on Matthew Golden, right?
60:48You needed to call the bottom of Matthew Golden last week.
60:51So now you got to pay up and we're paying up.
60:55He's the biggest riser across all of Dynasty on Player Profiler's Dynasty rankings.
60:59Who's the biggest riser? It's Matthew Golden. We were just saying, this is happening.
61:03You need to get him now. He skyrocketed past like Rashi Rice.
61:07All these players are like, really? Yeah, really. Check it out.
61:11Buy high, baby. The Packers can't run. When Josh Jacobs comes back, it's not going to change.
61:16That's the thing. Their offensive line is so bad.
61:19They're dead last in yards blocked. They're last on Dan Fornick's offensive line rankings on Player Profiler.
61:24They can't run it. It's impossible. If you rank last in yards blocked, your receivers will benefit.
61:30And if your quarterback is one of the great air yards, prolific quarterbacks in the league, just one of those quarterbacks that
61:37just loves to push the ball down the field and see what happens.
61:41If that's the disposition of your quarterback and you have the worst offensive line in the sport, you're starting two receivers.
61:48I don't care who they are, are going to produce.
61:51Now make those receivers run a 4-4 or a 4-3 or a 4-2.
61:55Yeah. Yeah. Get excited. Get excited about Matthew Golden.
61:58Adjust those ranks. And then finally, we have to talk about the Chargers.
62:02I promise we'd talk about the Chargers and wearing these glasses, these damn glasses, the entire show.
62:08Here's what I think about the Chargers. I'll just go through it.
62:11A Marion Hampton is a buy. He's a first-round running back, all-purpose skill set, can do it all.
62:17The Buffalo game was always going to be a Keaton Mitchell game.
62:21Keaton Mitchell had a better usage profile than a Marion Hampton.
62:25That is not a trend. That is a blip.
62:27The game plan dictated that Hampton run fewer routes and he looked pedestrian.
62:32Mitchell looked better. Mitchell, just look at the eye test.
62:35If you were just doing the eye test, you're like, whoa, Mitchell should be the starter.
62:40That's why we don't trust the eye test. That's why I mentioned the eye test.
62:45I have some feelings about Kyler Murray now because of the eye test.
62:49That's about it, right? We're not going to be making any big decisions just because Mitchell looked like he had more juice than Hampton in one game.
62:58So I'm going to start to nibble on Hampton.
63:00There's no rush. The schedule is as brutal as anything you've ever seen.
63:05But you can start to nibble. Arande Gadsden, nibble.
63:07Buy low nibble. 66% route participation rate. Again, this is Dalton Kincaid level.
63:12Everyone's praising Dalton Kincaid. 65% route participation rate. Well, Gazton did that.
63:15Pitts did that. And they're more athletic. So I'm buying Pitts and I'm buying Gazton.
63:20But with Gazton, I'm in less of a hurry because of the schedule.
63:24And Justin Herbert is not going to just figure this out overnight.
63:28He has the worst fantasy points per drop back of his career right now.
63:33Now, I will say, though, in 2022, it did collapse down to 0.37.
63:37Right now, it's like 0.33. So we've seen him have a collapse in efficiency and bounce back before.
63:43It has happened. But we're talking about Seattle, Denver, Kansas City.
63:46Those are the next three. Then you get the bye week.
63:50Oh, coming out of the bye week. Oh, they face the Rams, the Texans, and then they go at Baltimore.
63:56Thankfully, they finally have a game that they can exploit right on schedule.
64:00Week 11. Guess who it is? Guess who do they play week 11?
64:04This will be it. The team we've been riding, the sleeper team we've been loving and has been delivering meets the team
64:11we liked before the season that has not been delivering.
64:15They face the Jets week 11. So, I mean, set your watch, right?
64:19Put a calendar reminder. We've got plenty of time, man.
64:22Halloween's going to come and go. And Chargers will still be very much attainable in trade.
64:27But eventually, eventually with these Chargers, my recommendation is you got to call the bottom.
64:32Jalen Daniels, not Jalen Johnson. I don't know who the hell Jalen...
64:36Isn't Jalen Johnson? I got my Jalens mixed up.
64:39Jalen Johnson is a cornerback for the Bears. So, and Jalen Daniels is the quarterback for the Buccaneers.
64:44There's Justin Tech, our fearless producer. Hey, Matt. What's up?
64:48Justin, is your mic on? Is your mic on, Justin?
64:51I believe so. Can we get a mic check for Justin?
64:54Mic check. Looks like we're good. He can't get his mic working.
64:58His mic was working pre-show. And I told Justin that I might bring him in just because it's frustrating to start a
65:05show knowing that you're going to go long. You're going to try to have a nice, tight 30-minute show.
65:11It's going to go an hour 30. And then at some point, 45 minutes in, news will break.
65:17And then everyone's in the chat saying, this is already old news.
65:21Oh, oh, actually, Justin, your mic is working. Got me.
65:24Your mic is working. I know. My problem was that I had, I muted it.
65:29And then I didn't have my headset on. I could put my headset on too.
65:34So the whole audience could hear you. I couldn't hear you.
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