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The hosts are lower on AJ Brown compared to consensus, primarily due to age considerations in dynasty rankings, though they remain generally bullish on him as a player.

Shev has significantly downgraded Brian Thomas Jr., ranking him 107th compared to Casey and Jeremiah at 64 and 70, because he went to see a slot receiver and can no longer get excited about Thomas.

Similar to Colston Loveland, if Brock Bowers doesn't hit his ceiling as a top-three tight end, the investment sinks you for the year despite no fault of his own.

Casey prefers CJ Stroud over Jordan Love because he believes there's a bigger bounce-back potential for Stroud, whereas Love may not return to steady QB1 status.

The hosts are 17 points higher than consensus on CJ Stroud, viewing him with more excitement and optimism about a potential bounce-back compared to Jordan Love, despite similar recent performance.

Preferred over Javante Williams at current ADP, offering better value in startup drafts.

Better pass-catching running back than Javante Williams, offering more upside in PPR formats and better value at his ADP.

The analyst prefers Chris Rodriguez over Bejal Tooting because he's much cheaper and fits the Jaguars' run-heavy system better, with the team being 6th in inside-the-five attempts.

The hosts are lower on Christian McCaffrey compared to consensus, primarily due to age considerations in dynasty rankings, though they remain generally bullish on him as a player.

Christian Watson's hamstring injuries are a recurring concern that limits his availability and upside, with the hosts noting his hamstrings 'don't like football' and preventing him from being a reliable weapon.

One host believes Christian Watson is overvalued in current rankings and would have been his third overvalued asset if discussed in detail, suggesting he's ranked higher than warranted.

Already priced as tight end three in dynasty despite only a 17% target share in his dominant stretch and 37% TD rate, with risk he finishes as tight end nine if he doesn't hit his ceiling outcome.

Had lower route participation at 64.9% compared to AJ Barnard, raising concerns about whether his dominant half-season performance will sustain.

Risk that Roma Dunze becomes the alpha receiver in the Bears offense, as Dunze had the best draft capital of all pass catchers and was averaging 19 points per game early in the season.

If he doesn't hit tight end three or better, there's significant downside risk given his current valuation, similar to how Jackson Dart was overpriced relative to alternatives.

The speaker references Colston Loveland as an example of a player whose value is uncertain due to questions about whether he'll be the bonafide number one target in his offense, similar to concerns about Lad McConkie.

The hosts are 19 spots below crowdsource consensus on David Montgomery, viewing his current ADP around 9th round as aggressive for a 29-year-old running back with limited long-term dynasty value.

While the hosts like David Montgomery as a player and would trade a 2nd round pick for him in redraft, his dynasty value is limited by age and the short window of elite production remaining.

David Montgomery's dynasty value is severely limited because his production is only valuable to a finite number of competing teams, making him difficult to trade if circumstances change.

For competing teams in 2025, David Montgomery is a strong piece that can be acquired for a 2nd round pick, offering immediate RB production to help a team win now.

Devonta Smith is mentioned as a receiver ranked ahead of Jalen Waddle in the analyst's rankings.

Emmanuel Wilson received some money from the Seahawks and could be a factor in the backfield, competing with Jadarian Price for touches.

George Helani is expected to be primarily a special teamer and not a significant factor in the Seahawks offense.

Could potentially outperform Colston Loveland despite being in a worse offensive situation, with potential for 900+ yards and multiple touchdowns.

Similar to James Connor, Pacheco faces uncertainty about his role due to backfield depth, with the speaker suggesting someone will lose touches in a crowded running back situation.

The analyst ranks Jadarian Price at RB 20 versus crowdsource at RB 18, but considers him overvalued and similar to Javante Williams. Price is 'hyperinflated' in the 2024 rookie class and lacks the ceiling of other options in that range.

Jalen Milrow is described as 'a great stash to have' and 'a tournament play in best ball tournaments for Super Flex,' suggesting he has value as a late-round pick.

Could potentially reunite with Clayton Adams in Dallas, creating a potential committee situation that could impact other running backs' value.

The speaker suggests James Connor may lose touches due to Dallas having too many running backs competing for carries, with Jerry Jones needing to 'cut the pie' and potentially not having enough volume for Connor.

Overvalued at current ADP, going around players like Sam Laporta, T. Higgins, Makai Lemon, and Cam Scadabo who offer better value at their respective positions.

Ranked 143rd in EPA at negative 21.5 and 30th in yards created per touch, indicating poor efficiency metrics that don't support his current valuation.

One of the least efficient pass-catching running backs in recent memory with terrible 40-50 catch seasons, limiting his upside in PPR formats.

His value is only going down when the 2027 running back class hits, with no upside movement expected in the coming years.

Javante Williams is presented as a safer alternative to Jadarian Price in the same range, with the analyst preferring him in the 'high octane Cowboys offense.'

Jaden Higgins is a strong rebuild target because David Montgomery's arrival in Houston will create a ripple effect throughout the Texans offense, providing more scoring opportunities for receivers.

The analyst is 'very high on Jalen Waddle this year' and has him ranked after Lad McConkie, seeing a scenario where he could have a 'pure run out' with AJ Brown out of the way.

Joe Mixon was the RB1 overall in points per game for the first 12 weeks of the 2024 season after the Cowboys game, demonstrating that Houston can support an elite bell cow running back.

The hosts are 12 spots lower than crowdsource consensus on Jordan Love in super flex, tight end premium rankings, with Shev at 58, Casey at 62, and Jeremiah at 74, indicating skepticism about his dynasty value.

The analyst ranks Jordan Love 12 spots lower than crowdsource in Super Flex, Tight End Premium scoring, with individual rankings ranging from 58-74.

After a QB5 rookie season, Jordan Love has regressed to QB18 and QB15 finishes, establishing a pattern of mid-tier QB2 performance that the hosts view as overvalued at current ADP.

Jeremiah views Jordan Love as a mid QB2 with limited upside, preferring other options like Dak Prescott, Tyler Mahomes, Baker Mayfield, and Cam Newton, ranking him as QB18 with no room for him in his top tier.

Kareem Hunt is mentioned as having a similar 1.2% explosive run rate to Bejal Tooting, tied for the lowest among running backs with 80 carries.

Not preferred over Javante Williams at current ADP, suggesting overvaluation relative to other available options.

The hosts are 17 points below consensus on Kyler Murray, with Shev at 125, Casey at 94, and Jeremiah at 104, indicating significant skepticism about his dynasty value despite recent optimism.

Casey notes that Kyler Murray's success depends on whether he wants to perform, and while the ecosystem and coaching staff are optimal, there's uncertainty about his motivation and willingness to execute.

Despite ranking concerns, Kyler Murray can be acquired late in startups and offers value as a QB2 or QB3 alongside elite receivers like Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison.

One host sees a potential Daniel Jones 2.0 revival path for Kyler Murray in 2026, suggesting a long-term bounce-back trajectory if he can stay healthy and engaged.

Shev expresses strong negativity on Kyler Murray, stating 'He stinks and I hate him' and declaring he's done with the Kyler Murray business, indicating a fade on the quarterback.

Preferred over Javante Williams at current ADP, offering better value in startup drafts.

Previously favored over Javante Williams by analyst before reconsidering the value of Javante's safety and volume.

Nick Chubb couldn't replicate his previous elite production in Houston, making David Montgomery the preferred bell cow option for the Texans offense.

Nico Collins is viewed as a superior weapon compared to Houston's receiving options, with the hosts preferring the Packers' overall receiving corps over what the Texans have in their offense.

Rondé Gadsden is mentioned as another pass-catching option in the Chargers offense who could receive some targets.

Parker Washington has become Shev's preferred Jaguars receiver target over Brian Thomas Jr., suggesting he sees more upside in Washington's role and development.

Rashad Penny is referenced as a cautionary tale, suggesting Jadarian Price could follow a similar trajectory of being drafted early but not panning out.

Preferred over Javante Williams at current ADP, offering better value in startup drafts.

The hosts are lower on Saquon Barkley compared to consensus, primarily due to age considerations in dynasty rankings, though they remain generally bullish on him as a player.

Preferred over Javante Williams at current ADP, offering better value and upside potential.

Travis Etienne caught roughly 30 passes this year, but Jacksonville was 30th in target percentage to running backs, limiting his pass-catching utility.

Trey Harris is mentioned as a player the Chargers invested capital in and like, who will receive some role in the offense, potentially competing for targets with Lad McConkie.

Represents a safer value alternative to Colston Loveland, available two rounds later with significantly less risk while maintaining upside potential.

Tucker Kraft is mentioned as a Packers weapon that ranks favorably compared to Houston's receiving options, indicating he's viewed as a valuable piece in Green Bay's offense.

Mentioned as a potential tier-down alternative to Colston Loveland, offering similar upside with less risk and better value two rounds later in drafts.

Woody Marks is viewed as a backup-level running back in the 20-25 range, unable to compete with David Montgomery for the primary bell cow role in Houston.

If Zach Charbonnet is healthy, he will be a part of the Seahawks offense, potentially limiting Jadarian Price's role and touches.