The FF Dynasty - Dominate Your Draft! 10 Mispriced Fantasy Assets The Experts Have Wrong
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Sep 5, 2026
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Breece HallBrock PurdyChris BellChris OlaveChristian WatsonDalton KincaidDe'Von AchaneEmmett JohnsonJadarian PriceJordan LoveJosh JacobsJuwan JohnsonKeenan AllenMalik Nabers
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Breece Hall
NegativeValue22:21
The source identifies Breece Hall as a high-value target in redraft leagues, often available in the third round. Despite coach speak suggesting Braylon Allen could handle goal-line duties, the source dismisses this concern, citing Hall's elite 2023 metrics: first in receptions (76), first in evaded tackles (77), fourth in target share, and third in yards created (1,166). He is considered a foundational RB1 for team structure.
Insight pageBrock Purdy
PositiveProjection50:50
The source is betting on Brock Purdy to lead the NFL in touchdown passes. Despite being consensus QB10, the source views him as a smash play who provides extra value through rushing (2-3 points per game) and has been bolstered by the addition of Mike Evans.
Insight pageChris Bell
PositiveSleeper43:22
Chris Bell is a high-upside late-round target who the source believes has first-round talent and is in a situation devoid of targets. Now healthy, Bell is expected to work as the Z receiver and could provide an AJ Brown-style rookie year breakout. The source suggests holding him even if he starts slow.
Insight pageChris Olave
PositiveProjection24:30
The source is highly bullish on Chris Olave, preferring him over Justin Jefferson for the upcoming season. Olave is viewed as an ascending asset in Kellen Moore's offense, having already proven his chemistry with his quarterback. Despite past injury concerns, the source notes his 156-target, 1,163-yard, nine-touchdown 2023 season and expects him to function as the primary target in a consolidated passing attack.
Insight pageChristian Watson
PositiveBreakout35:33
The source advocates for Christian Watson as a steal at his current consensus WR36 ranking. The reasoning centers on his elite physical profile (6'4", 4.3 speed) and the expectation that he will consolidate target share in the Packers' offense. The source believes Watson is evolving from a deep-threat specialist into a high-volume receiver capable of career-high targets and consistent weekly production.
Insight pageDalton Kincaid
PositiveBreakout55:48
Dalton Kincaid is a major riser in the source's rankings. Despite 'name fatigue' and past injury concerns, the source highlights his elite efficiency (27% target per route run, 3.19 yards per route run) and expects him to be the primary or secondary target in the Buffalo offense.
Insight pageDe'Von Achane
PositiveProjection18:18
Devon Achane is undervalued as an RB10, with the source highlighting his elite efficiency (7.8 yards per carry in one season, 5.6 in another) and pass-catching ability. With the Dolphins vacating a significant number of targets, the source expects Achane's target share to increase from 19% to potentially 20-21%, making him a reliable, high-upside asset.
Insight pageEmmett Johnson
PositiveRole45:58
Emmett Johnson is highlighted as a key late-round target who has secured the RB2 job behind Kenneth Walker. The source believes Johnson will see playing time due to the likelihood of Walker missing games and views him as a potential flex-cuff asset.
Insight pageJadarian Price
PositiveBreakout29:36
The source views Jadarian Price as a major breakout candidate, noting the coaching staff's protective handling of him during the preseason as a bullish signal. Despite consensus rankings placing him around RB21, the source expects top-15 production from the start, arguing he is the clear lead back and superior to other rookie options like Quinshawn Judkins and Bucky Irving.
Insight pageJordan Love
PositiveProjection53:10
Jordan Love is a quarterback riser because the Packers' defense may force the team into high-scoring shootouts. The source expects Love's role to increase, particularly with the potential for more utilization of Marshawn Lloyd in the passing game.
Insight pageJosh Jacobs
NegativeUsage3:53
Josh Jacobs is currently a major risk due to his placement on the exempt list, which creates significant uncertainty for his availability. The source notes that he was clearly injured to close out the previous season, and the current situation makes him a difficult asset to trust in redraft leagues.
Insight pageJuwan Johnson
PositiveProjection48:58
Juwan Johnson is viewed as a fantastic weekly start at tight end for the first part of the season, especially given his late-round ADP (12.8).
Insight pageKeenan Allen
PositiveValue50:11
Keenan Allen is considered a steal in the late rounds of drafts. While he may lack 'nuclear' upside, the source guarantees PPR production, making him a reliable late-round target.
Insight pageMalik Nabers
PositiveValue14:44
Malik Nabers is a priority target in redraft leagues, with the source arguing he should be a first-round pick in one-quarterback formats. He is compared favorably to Ja'Marr Chase, and the source suggests he has the potential to finish as a top-three wide receiver this season. Drafting him in the third round is considered a 'generational discount.'
Insight pageMarShawn Lloyd
NegativeValue4:08
While Marshawn Lloyd has obvious talent, the source warns against over-drafting him at his current ADP (rounds 6-7). The Packers' offense is slow-paced, and it is unrealistic to expect him to immediately handle a full 18-touch workload given his injury history. He is viewed as a high-upside cuff rather than a guaranteed bell cow.
Insight pageParker Washington
PositiveSleeper38:10
The source highlights Parker Washington as a high-upside sleeper, noting his strong finish to the 2023 season where he posted multiple high-scoring games. Despite a perceived 'glitch' in his ADP that keeps him in the mid-rounds, the source views him as a potential top-two round player next year and a key leverage piece for fantasy rosters.
Insight pageTerrance Ferguson
PositiveSleeper54:32
Terrence Ferguson is a recommended late-round (13-16) tight end sleeper. The source suggests drafting him even if you already have an elite tight end, as he could emerge as a flex option or a valuable trade asset.
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Episode Transcript
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1:06Bet on anything, anytime, anywhere. You're welcome. What is good.
1:09We're back in them redraft streets. We got the fantasy power throuple.
1:13I got Shev. I got Jeremiah. We're going to go over and use, we got a mock that we did here recently.
1:20And then we're also going to use the FFD ADP to kind of go through and go by kind of quadrants, early,
1:26middle, late and say, Hey, these are the guys that we are kind of the experts are wrong about and that we
1:33love and can't stop drafted through kind of all of those rounds.
1:37And then we're going to also, you know, reference ADP kind of to bounce it back and forth, kind of double check things.
1:44So Shev, Jeremiah, you guys ready to get this on?
1:47If I were any more ready, I'd be twins.
1:49That's right. Jeremiah, you feeling all right? You ready to go?
1:53How are you feeling? All your redraft stuff buttoned up?
1:56Hey, be right so you don't have to get right.
1:59And I feel right because I've got all my redrafts done.
2:02I've got best ball drafts done. And I'm excited to talk it through with everybody here and truth serum season.
2:08All the takes we've had, all the clicks we have now, there's a degree of truth that reveals in our clicks.
2:15So I'm excited to lay all that out and talk it through.
2:18Yeah, this is, this is a fun episode where we can kind of have a lot of like talking points, but one big underlying theme.
2:26And I think we can pick right up with, you know, if we're looking at the mock here, Shev at the 311,
2:33you take Josh Jacobs, which at the time that we started this mock, Josh Jacobs was a, was a free man, not
2:39on the exempt list, not to make light of anything.
2:42And now we have quite a bit of questions and we have another person in Marshawn Lloyd who is rising up the boards.
2:49Right. And not to take away from where the experts are wrong or the first thing we want to jump into, but
2:56this is probably the biggest thing of news and where people wanted, what are we doing with Jacobs?
3:02And how to, where does Marshawn Lloyd fit into this equation?
3:05Since he's probably not right in our ADP and he's definitely not right in this mock.
3:10So let's figure that out before we go any further.
3:13Does this sound good? Absolutely. I can't wait. Well, I'm going to give the floor to Shev since he was the selector of Josh Jacobs.
3:20We just did that live $50 auction, not the auction, the draft we did before that.
3:25I took Josh Jacobs in that one. So he's just, he went all the way down to the bottom of the best
3:32ball thing with a little designation and zero points next to his name.
3:36So that that's a great start right there. So Shev, what are we doing with Jacobs and where does Lloyd fit in the mix here?
3:44So we're going to just, first of all, there's going to be a lot of tearing of garments and gnashing of teeth about Josh Jacobs.
3:51So we were all thinking, I know there's a large cohort of people on the Twitter X that share the opinion that
3:58it was going to be something that was delayed until 2027.
4:01Like the way that it was adjudicated with Alvin Kamara suspension.
4:05Like, Hey, he played a whole season before they levied that three game suspension and was excellent.
4:10And I was, we all were praying for the bounce back or bank banking on the bounce back for Josh Jacobs.
4:16He clearly was injured to close out the season.
4:19And it's like little nagging stuff. He picks up a groin and, you know, there's, there were a lot of like check
4:26engine lights that came on before the engine just blew up in our face.
4:30So at the time that I, at the time that I drafted him, I was like, Oh yeah, three 11.
4:36That's great value. He went before, he went after Javante Williams.
4:39Like I, I'm clicking the button on him. 10 out of 10 over Javante Williams, even though I've, I've become a, I've, I've gone full circle.
4:47First I was out. Then I was in, then I was back out and now I'm back in.
4:53So time is a flat circle, if you will.
4:55And the problem is I didn't, like I said, I just didn't think he was going to get suspended.
5:01I'm like, okay guys, this is peak overreaction season.
5:04We're just in the news cycle of complete and utter despair and overreaction.
5:08Sure. And it turns out, Hey, shout out to the haters.
5:11The haters, the haters said Josh Jacobs wasn't going to play anymore.
5:15And I don't know, but the problem is, is the haters are always out there hating and you're trying to decipher through things.
5:22And you're just being like, y'all just always are hating.
5:25And then when they get one, right, you're like, damn, I should have stayed away.
5:30It's the hater. It's the hater who cried wolf.
5:32Yeah. It just so happens that this was, this was an actual situation this time.
5:37So I think, you know, so now Marshawn Lloyd steps in and the, the biggest thing is like, we're all just ecstatic
5:44because we see a player that just has very obvious juice.
5:47But much like Christian Watson early in his career, we've just, he's been, he's been on injured reserve and we've had no, we've had nothing to hold onto.
5:56And now he's walking into now. What is one of the best, what we, you know, from an EPA perspective, one of
6:02the best offenses in the league is just super slow paced.
6:06And I think it's, we have to pump the brakes just to touch.
6:10We're talking about this before the show started. The way that the offense function prior to Josh Jacobs was there was, there
6:16was a one, a, there was a one B.
6:19They just traded for Caleb Johnson, which I'm sure look undertaker meme coming out of like raising up off the canvas.
6:25Sure. We're back baby. And I don't think that a guy who's been as injured as often as Marshawn Lloyd has is
6:32going to come out of the gate and say, all right, I'm an 18 touch a game guy.
6:38And if he is more power to you, but that's not a, that just doesn't seem like a sound bet.
6:44Like maybe we get a little ramp up. Maybe he gets 12 carries and goes for like 80 yards and it's like, Oh, Oh, we can see it.
6:52And all the people who are selecting him in the Jeremiah, you talked about it before the show started.
6:58All the people that are selecting him in that range where like right next to Jadarian price, where you said like, Hey,
7:05that's probably where I would slide him in. And that's around like RB 2021, 22 for us.
7:10Hey, the rent's too damn high for me. So I can't, I can't click the button there.
7:15I was, I were, I was working on my rankings and I moved him up to just one spot ahead of Jordan Mason.
7:22And even that feels that's round eight, the back end of round eight.
7:26I still feel like that's a little too aggressive.
7:29So I would just rather take my ball and go somewhere else rather than just start off and say, Hey, I want
7:35Marshawn Lloyd because he's going to be a bell cow or he's going to be the RB one for this team.
7:42Jeremiah, what's, what's your sense on how, I mean, obviously I think everybody for now is just scared to death of Jacob.
7:49So we can kind of leave that conversation as it is of just like, we're probably, everyone's just, we don't know what's going to be.
7:56The exempt list is, you know, not to be trifled with, right?
8:00Uh, that's a, that's a tough place to be for a fantasy asset.
8:04Uh, and we're talking to redraft. So it's one season, but where do we place, where do you place Marshawn Lloyd's value where you'd be comfortable taking him?
8:12Well, those are two operative questions because where Shev is putting him in round eight, Marshawn Lloyd, you're not going to get them.
8:19It's going to be around six, round seven type of deal.
8:23And he's going to park right around Jadarian price and Deandre Swift in that range.
8:27Maybe David Montgomery, Bucky Irving. He's going to be somewhere in there and flying too close to the sun when it was nine, 10 turn.
8:35And you start saying, Hey, high upside cuffs. You're happy to have Marshawn Lloyd on your teams.
8:40And where I've been happy to have Marshawn Lloyd in a redraft, I anchored with Devon HM.
8:45And then in the mid rounds, I got somebody like Travion Henderson.
8:49And then I went with the Mike Washingtons, Emmett Johnsons.
8:52And Marshawn Lloyd was one of those running backs that they got.
8:56It was actually 9 a.m. that morning, right before a few hours beforehand of all the news dropping for Josh Jacobs.
9:02And I've essentially, if you structured your team that way, where you're strong and receiver, good off on quarterback, tight end, the
9:09structure of your team, you structure it. So everything but your RB2 is good.
9:13You have won the RB2 lottery based on the price point that you had.
9:17Because I can jam in Marshawn Lloyd and feel ecstatic about it because he just has to hit a floor.
9:23And now I think he's going to get roll.
9:26Yeah. Where you're going to get the payoff, going back to Caleb Johnson, what Shev was saying.
9:31Before he on-ramps, you've got about a month opportunity here.
9:34And it sounds like at least six games for Josh Jacobs on this exempt list.
9:39This might be damning entirely for him. But I look at the schedule.
9:43Vikings on the road. I love that game on that turf.
9:46The Jets on the road. The Falcons at home.
9:49And then the Buccaneers on the road. Week 5 is against the Bears.
9:53And then the Cowboys is week 6. So maybe if it ramps up to six weeks that Jacobs is out, Lloyd takes over, you get a pop early.
10:01That is a time where the iron, you need to strike hot.
10:05But we're now projecting because he finally gets opportunity and is healthy, Marshawn Lloyd, that he's going to go a full 17
10:12games just because he has a job. So just because he has it, we haven't even gotten over the hurdle of can
10:18he be healthy for an entire season when he was a second or a third running back to Josh Jacobs.
10:24Now he's just on the top of the depth chart, but that question still abounds.
10:29So much like what Chef said, I don't want to pay the five, round six, maybe even round seven, if you're lucky,
10:36toll for what the market price is. You just want that entry point of you've already drafted.
10:41So it's a twofold thing where you're happy to have him on your team, but it's a matter of price.
10:47And it might run into somebody like Janarian Price, who I would much rather have Janarian Price.
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12:01You're welcome. So RJ Harvey or Lloyd? Oh, it's RJ Harvey.
12:05Oh, okay. All right. I would have thought you guys would have gone Lloyd there.
12:09Okay. All right. Interesting. But yeah, I think Shev in the beginning of that brought up some good points, which was kind
12:16of my thought in Dynasty last year. It was like by Marshawn Lloyd.
12:20Obviously, we're talking about redraft. Because LaFleur has really, up until this point, had run a bit more of a two-headed monster, right?
12:27Whether it was Aaron Jones or Aaron Jones. Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon was the topic of the day.
12:33Right. Because, I mean, it was very clearly. It was like the OG Zach Charbonnet versus Kenneth Walker thing.
12:39It's like one very clearly is a better football player.
12:42And they just keep giving the ball to this other slapdick.
12:45Right. And generally, they just haven't had an option of the second guy.
12:49And they drafted Lloyd in place of maybe thinking that this was something that they could do and at least spell Jacobs with him.
12:56But they've never even gotten the opportunity, much to you guys are saying.
13:00And then to come in here and think that Green Bay as an organization feels comfortable of saying, hey, let's just rip
13:07this thing off and give him 20 carries week one, which that would seem crazy from somebody who you've been bubble wrapping for two years, essentially.
13:15Right. So, I do think that's interesting. I think Chris Brooks is probably going to, you know, probably be in here a
13:21lot more than people want to think or manage.
13:24And golly, if something happens to Lloyd in one of these first couple of games where he's going to miss some time, the Packers are in trouble.
13:32Right. Because they're so predicated on a run game and what they do.
13:36I don't know if Caleb Johnson can do anything at all and where he could be any sort of an answer.
13:43Scheme fit seems like it could potentially be OK.
13:46But if it goes down to Brooks and Johnson, don't be surprised if they trade for somebody else in the streets here kind of later.
13:53So, it's certainly interesting. The price point is going to be kind of everything.
13:57Like you said, Jeremiah, it's much like when Mike Washington was going super late in best balls and you could get them.
14:04And then now the acquisition price is 8, 9, 10.
14:07Right. And that's just that's a completely different conversation.
14:10While it could still pay off at that, like the people who had drafted him at 17 have such an advantage.
14:16Right. And obviously, there's still a lot of drafts to go, but I'm sure there's some people with great benefits there.
14:23So, certainly interesting. All right. Let's get on with it here.
14:26Let's talk about who kind of your favorite guys, where the experts are wrong, who you can't stop drafting or risers, however
14:33you want to phrase last minute ranking adjustments, which is kind of how we just started off.
14:38So, Jeremiah, tell me who in those first four rounds is somebody that you've got your grubby little paws all over.
14:44Yeah, it's going to be Malik Nabors. It's a misprint until he is a round one player, especially if it's a one quarterback frame, which this draft was.
14:53So, if you're playing the one quarterback game in the redraft streets, how is Malik Nabors not even higher?
14:59I could understand you depress Nabors' price a little bit because you're jamming in all these quarterbacks.
15:04But, my God, it is Malik Nabors. If there's somebody, and I know Shev's talked about it, there's somebody who can match Jamar Chase.
15:11It's somebody like a Malik Nabors. And you're telling me if somebody goes Jamar Chase, like in this mock, goes 1-4.
15:18Malik Nabors goes 1-5. Surprisingly, the Chase person, they go Chase London.
15:21They should have gone, I mean, Malik Nabors, you can make an argument because, my God, those are three players.
15:27They could finish 1, 2, and 3 for the receiver finish this year.
15:31I know we've talked high on Drake London as well.
15:34And I'm just going to keep gobbling anywhere in round 2, anywhere in round 3.
15:39If it's the 2-2, the 2-5, the turn at the 2-3, anywhere in round 3, I'm selecting Malik Nabors as much as possible.
15:46Call me Pac-Man because I'm gobbling it up. Dude, I'm with you, obviously, in this particular mock.
15:51I took him, but any chance I get, best ball streets, wherever it is, if you're going to give me a chance
15:58at Malik Nabors in the third round, it may blow up in my face.
16:02It's redraft, man. Like, it's no risk at no biscuit at certain points of redrafts.
16:07And if Malik Nabors hits in the third round, just like we talked about the advantage of drafting Washington in the 17th,
16:13like, the difference, or in the 10th or 9th, it's almost a difference of having to draft Malik Nabors in the first,
16:20or Malik Nabors, which could be 1-3 overall, or drafting Malik Nabors at 3-5 is insane.
16:25So I'm going to keep, I'm with you. I would keep ringing that bell.
16:29I got no problem with it. F it at that point.
16:32It's just too good. So, Shev, thoughts on that, and then your player.
16:36I mean, that's what we talked about. I know on the live show a few times we've talked about, like, well, if
16:43he's back from the knee injury, it's like, man, like, football is getting played, and he looks awesome.
16:49And this is a generational discount on a player from a redraft perspective, because this is a guy who would be in round one.
16:56Yeah, and dynasty. The stranglehold that you had on Malik Nabors when you had him, you know, healthy after his rookie year,
17:03where he set the record for receptions for a receiver and targets for a receiver as a rookie receiver.
17:08Like, just having, just knowing that, that's what he's capable of when healthy with below, far below average quarterback play.
17:15Like, we talked about Garrett Wilson and how it's like you can very clearly see the talent.
17:20This dude did it with the quarterbacks at Garrett Wilson.
17:23Like, we were wish casting for an outcome like this for Garrett Wilson.
17:27So he's awesome. And being able to get him in the third round just makes me irrationally excited.
17:32Right. Not to say that once we start playing football, he can't have a hammy or a calf, or that does happen
17:39coming back from an injury like this, because you're, you know, relying on, you know, different parts of, you know, maybe not, you're not quite do 100%.
17:47And maybe there is a setback at some point, but I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to roll that dice.
17:54But Chev, give me your player in rounds one through four, one of your players in round one through four that you're
18:01higher on and you think maybe the experts are wrong on, or you've kind of adjusted your rankings to here.
18:07I am, I, I don't understand this. And it's just a guy who's produced and produced and produced from the time that
18:13he's been, time that he's entered into the NFL.
18:16He's answered all the questions. Devon H. And so Devon H.
18:19And goes off the board as RB 10 most of the time in most drafts.
18:24Listen, I, he finished as the RB five. He averaged 20.8 points a game.
18:28He was, he's one of the best pass catching running backs in the league.
18:33He is the most explosive at the running back position.
18:36Even Gibbs, Gibbs aside, not even Gibbs aside, like including Gibbs, player profilers, EPX rating.
18:40He's number one. He was number one in breakaway runs.
18:43Jamir Gibbs had that moniker in 2024. Devon H.
18:46And took it in 2025. We have a season with 7.8 yards of carry.
18:50Another season where he dips down to four and a half, but he caught 70, I believe 76 passes that season.
18:57And then this year he goes back up to 5.6 yards of carry.
19:01And like, this was in one of the worst offensive environments.
19:04And what they did was they went and replaced a lame duck quarterback into a, with a mobile quarterback that usually, that usually pretends.
19:11For better rushing production for the running back, because you have to account for the, excuse me.
19:16You have to account for the quarterback in the run game now.
19:20So that's going to open up more lanes. They don't have anybody else to throw it to.
19:25He had a 19% target share last year. And I think that number is going to go back up again.
19:31Like he could reach 20, maybe even 21%. And I love, I love what they did.
19:36We've grown on Caleb Douglas from a dynasty perspective.
19:39Dulcifer is one of my favorite late round cheap tight ends to get in and throw in and a trade on the dynasty side.
19:46Chris Bell was my wide receiver seven in the class coming out.
19:50And that was around one player before he tore his ACL.
19:53But you know who is better than all of them at American tackle football?
19:58H-Han. Yep. Devon motherfucking H-Han. Okay. There's no question about it.
20:01And him being outside the top five running backs, like, yeah, Jonathan Taylor was on a phenomenal run to start the season last year.
20:08But Devon H-Han was the most reliable. He never had a game below 11 PPR points last year.
20:14Yeah. And now they vacated the second most targets in the league to Pittsburgh.
20:18Believe that or not, I thought they had the most vacated targets for the loss of Waddle and the loss of Darren
20:25Waller and the loss of Tyreek Hill. They vacated the most, the second most targets in the league.
20:30Do you think that they're going to prioritize other people or they're going to give the ball to Devon H-Han?
20:36As much as humanly possible. Right. I mean, there's going to be plenty of H-Han to go around and a decent offensive line.
20:43And like you said, some running, some rushing quarterback.
20:46Now, I know everybody's worried about, you know, whether or not Miami is any good.
20:51I think they're going to probably be better than we think, but maybe it doesn't result in necessarily win loss record.
20:57But I think the team overall is going to be in a better position in 2027 than it was in 2026.
21:03And it's because of kind of, I think, how this season is going to play out.
21:08I think they've got it. They've done a great job of rebuilding the culture there.
21:13And I think we're going to see that on the field, maybe not resulting in wins.
21:18But H-Han is going to be a big part of it.
21:21So I like that one. Jeremiah, give me your second player here in these first four rounds that you think is mispriced
21:28or you can't stop drafting or however you want to ruin up your rankings or however you want to phrase this.
21:34Absolutely. And great call, Shev, on H-Han. His whole career, if you haven't drafted him at his price point, you don't deserve him.
21:41And it's just another year of that. Let's go to Brees Hall, though.
21:45Somebody who's much cheaper. You can get him. He went 3-6 in this draft.
21:49And I would just venture to say, Casey, if you didn't have, you went Taylor, Janty, Neighbors, the very next pick, it ended up being Brees Hall.
21:58If you don't, maybe you have a receiver-receiver start.
22:00Maybe you go Brees Hall right there. So that's part of a structure set for your team.
22:05What this person did, they just inversed what you did.
22:09They went two receivers with Pukenikua, A.J. Brown. Redraft streets at the 1-2 turn, A.J.
22:13Brown is a great value. So to get mid-round 2-2-7, awesome.
22:16So even structure on the team, somebody like Brees Hall.
22:19I got Brees Hall everywhere in my redraft streets.
22:22And a lot of it had to do with the fact that I would get like a falling Justin Jefferson.
22:28I would get an Amon Ross St. Brown. And I would end up with a Brees Hall in round 3.
22:34The structure of your team looks so good with the anchor of somebody like a Brees Hall as your RB1.
22:40And you can get him in round 3. And let's just go back to 2023 where he was first in receiving yards,
22:47first in receptions with 76, fifth in target share, or sorry, fourth in target share, fifth in routes run, third in yards
22:54per route run, first in evaded tackles with 77, third in yards created with 1,166.
22:58So all the metrics are there for Brees Hall.
23:01We know what he's capable of. I don't buy the coach speak that Braylon Allen, what Coach Aaron Glenn was talking about,
23:08hey, he's going to be, Braylon Allen's going to be the goal line guy.
23:12And he's just going to be come in and be just undeniable.
23:16Look, we saw last year Braylon Allen in the preseason, and he's done it again this year, looks just all world-class running back.
23:23And he shit the bed before he got hurt last year, Braylon Allen, when it came to the regular season and the competition elevated.
23:30I'm not buying it, and I'm here for the improvement with Frank Wright and Geno Smith.
23:35You want Jets, you want centralized on Garrett Wilson and Brees Hall.
23:39Could we give a little love to Adonai Mitchell?
23:41Absolutely. But if you want central casting for this team, this offense, it's Brees Hall and it's Garrett Wilson.
23:47If I got to lay in a vote for a player I can't stop drafting at value, and he's in the early rounds, it's somebody like Brees Hall.
23:56He just keeps falling and being there for me.
23:58And I always love the way the rest of my team looks when I have him.
24:03Yeah, Jeremiah, there isn't a player on this board outside of Malik Neighbors that would have stopped me from going three running backs there.
24:11If Neighbors is not there, I take Brees Hall anyway.
24:14I start my draft with three running backs. So I love the Brees Hall call there.
24:19I think he's going to be, as long as he's healthy, I like the way this is setting up and what the possible runout is here.
24:27Shev, who's your second guy in the first four here?
24:30Oh, we're going down. We're going down to the Superdome.
24:33We're going to NOLA. We're going Christian Olave. I thought you were going to go Travis H.
24:38Travis H., the artist formerly known as Travis Etienne.
24:41Yeah. All right. Not so fast. Not so fast, my friend.
24:44Shout out to the Wax Museum that Lee Corso's in now.
24:47The late, great. The late, great Lee Corso. So with Chris Olave, we had him just really emerge from this cloud of
24:54uncertainty around his career with the concussions and the blood clot.
24:57And, hey, is he going to retire if he gets hit again?
25:01And those same things were said about Brandon Cooks, who played, who I think he still hasn't, like he hasn't formally retired.
25:08Leave the door open. Right. But point being, we're seven or eight or nine years removed from him being, you know, a concussion worry.
25:15And I feel like that's the path that we're going to head down with Chris Olave now as well.
25:21So Chris Olave, 156 targets last year, finishes, you know, finished with 1163 yards, career high nine touchdowns.
25:26He was 19 points a game with Tyler Shuck once he took over.
25:30This is a guy who led the NFL in air yards, but also was getting those underneath those manufactured touches.
25:36And that led to him having a hundred catch season.
25:39Now we were going to back off of it a little bit with the drafting of Jordan Tyson because we love Jordan Tyson.
25:46Jordan Tyson was looking incredible, but he got a case of the tendernism.
25:50His hamstrings just betrayed him again. So now you've got a one man show pretty much.
25:55And we've seen Chris Olave function as that. You want the wide receiver one in Kellen Moore's offense.
26:01So him being in the third round, Jeremiah has said time and again that, you know, Mecca Ibuka would be around one player, should be around one player.
26:09How did we get so far removed? Coming into next year.
26:13Coming into next year. Yes. Coming into next year.
26:15That's the type of he's mispriced in that manner because of what he believes he's going to do.
26:21Well, the fortunate part here is because is we get to see that Chris Olave has already done it and there's just
26:27names on the board that you like, but I could see him pushing up into this, like the, the back end.
26:34The second I could see a world like I would rather have Chris Olave and Nico Collins this year.
26:40So, you know, yeah, four or five spot difference.
26:42Like I it's tit for tat between him and Drake London and AJ Brown and George.
26:47Like I have him one spot ahead of George Pickens who went at the two six in this getting eight spots of value at least there.
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28:04You're welcome. I'd rather have him than Justin Jefferson this year.
28:08I think he's drastically mispriced in an offense that's ascending with a quarterback that he's already shown chemistry with.
28:13So Chris Alave is my selection for the early round player that I think the experts are wrong about.
28:19Yeah, you just need you don't even need the offense to take a step forward.
28:24You could just stay the same and you're fine with Alave this year, you know, but and if they do take a step forward, you know, my God.
28:32Like you said, Chev, it's really setting up to be a Juwan Johnson and Alave early to start the season.
28:38And I mean, Kamara is not even going to start the season, I don't think so.
28:43So, you know, very interesting there. They're going to have to lean on, you know, I mean, they tried to lean on Bayley last year.
28:51They, you know, we'll see if your boy Bryce Lance or Barry and Brown can come in here and do something.
28:57He seems to be getting actually a little bit of love in the dynasty streets anyway.
29:02Go ahead, Chev. I'm going to say this. And I've been, you know, everybody's been asking the question, who is this year's JSN?
29:09I think it could be Chris Alave. I am number one.
29:13All right, let's go to let's go to rounds five through ten or five through nine here and kind of run this back.
29:20So, Chev, I'll kick it to you here. Who would be who is your first player in rounds five through nine?
29:26Kind of those mid rounds that you're that you can't stop drafting that you think is mispriced.
29:31You're going to see him higher next year. Rankings adjustments, whatever you want to say.
29:36Now, I want to start off by apologizing to the one dude who was saying that he would take Jadarian Price at
29:42the one two of his rookie draft because maybe that dude was from the future.
29:47Maybe the time traveling authority has caught up to him now and he is no longer available for comment.
29:53But Jadarian Price is the guy going off the board consensus RB 21 in the redraft rankings.
29:58And, I mean, I just there's just been too much.
30:01There's been too much bullish signal. Like if you watch you watch hard knocks, you see the way that the coaching staff refers to him.
30:09They basically just put him in bubble wrap after the first preseason game.
30:13And it was like, hey, let's just get him to the season healthy.
30:17It took him in round one. I was famously out early on in the offseason.
30:21But the thing is, you have to adapt to new information.
30:24So him coming off the board is around one running back.
30:28You could get a rookie year Josh Jacobs run out or more because this offense is actually functional.
30:33So we've talked about Josh Jacobs a lot this episode.
30:36But there's there's no if you if you really believe that George Helani is going to keep him off the field or
30:43take valuable touches away from him, then you just don't deserve Jadarian Price.
30:47So, Casey, you were huge. You were huge on him as, you know, as a prospect coming in, the talent, the movement skill.
30:54It's not like we hated him. I had him as my RB, RB5, RB6.
30:58But sure, I think that I just I think that this situation is set up for them to just run the football a ton.
31:06We don't have any clarity on who the wide receiver to is behind behind JSN.
31:10And there's no Zach Charbonnet to ruin this gin party, bring a Kool-Aid.
31:14So I don't have an issue whatsoever with drafting Jadarian Price or just as much as humanly possible.
31:20He goes one spot in this mock after after Quinshawn Judkins.
31:23It's a much better environment. It's much better offense.
31:26I would take him over Quinshawn Judkins. I would take him.
31:29I for sure would take him over Bucky Irving.
31:32Like, yeah, again, we're talking redraft. This is the redraft channel.
31:35But if you listen on the podcast, I just want to continue to reiterate that.
31:40Yeah, but yeah. Nah, that's high praise from you.
31:42I think that's great. Did you have one other thing?
31:45I know, Jeremiah, you were kind of you guys picked the same player not knowing.
31:50So I would be interested to see what your thought process here is.
31:54Unless, Shev, you have another couple of points here.
31:57I'm not out of 10. He can give us 10 out of 10 with no notes here.
32:02Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I just love everything Shev is putting down about Jadarian Price.
32:07It's truth serum season when you get to clicking.
32:10And for some reason, when you do a handful of redrafts, it's truth serum to have done 300 best ball drafts.
32:16I've got my dynasty leagues where we've had our rookie drafts.
32:20There's something to be said for it's a finite amount of time because it's redraft.
32:24Maybe you have keeper and you have year over year.
32:27But really, it's expendable. It's churn and burn. And you're grabbing the players who like, these are the guys that I want for 2026 for the ride.
32:35There's a little bit of an urgency to it, which is fun.
32:39It creates just a spontaneity there. He goes Jadarian Price in this mock at the 5-3.
32:44As I spoke to the structure of a lot of my redraft teams, it was easy, simple, nice to get somebody like Brees Hall.
32:51It's been so awesome as well with the structure of my team for the receivers that I've been able to patch together and get.
32:59Where Jadarian Price maybe goes round six for me.
33:01And I'm seeing him in a lot of redraft ranks.
33:04This is ESPN. It could be Yahoo. It could be Sleeper in the 80s.
33:09And it's like, uh-uh, man. He's in the 60s for us in the redraft ranks.
33:13You kind of got to get him in these mid rounds.
33:17You want to take him ahead of Marshawn Lloyd, as we spoke to.
33:21I love getting Jadarian Price. And we spoke to earlier about a month ago, backfields to avoid, backfields we don't love.
33:27I still believe when Zach Charbonnet returns, there's going to be a dick-ass situation that occurs there.
33:32But what helps you get out to the races in redraft, getting to the playoffs, having a hot start, winning your first
33:39couple of weeks, going four and one, and you're in the driver's seat for, hey, if it gets too Charbonnet, he comes back in week five.
33:47Or he comes back mid-season, week eight. If you're six and two, five and three, and you're in the good standings, well,
33:53guess what else you have time for? The other running backs who can be the RB2 on your team to develop and
34:00rise up to the depth chart if, in the event that Jadarian Price doesn't seem to be paying off.
34:06So, yes, I love Jadarian Price. And true serum, I see him.
34:10I love him for the structure of my team, everything.
34:13It's not just because I need the structure of the team either.
34:16I'm not forcing the structure. It's just becoming so incredible for him to be my RB2.
34:21He's a guy who I think is going to get full workload.
34:25I'm not scared of George Helani. And this isn't like the RB2 Marshawn Lloyd pitch where I won the RB2 sweepstakes because
34:32I have an eight-hand anchor and I have studs at every other position.
34:35No, Jadarian Price is one of those players who I'm expecting top 15 in production from the jump.
34:41Yeah, I like it. I like you guys. A little bit of an about face.
34:46I don't think anybody necessarily hated the player, but maybe what could possibly be the situation.
34:50But it's turning out to be something that you guys really like.
34:54My only downside there is we got a big offensive coordinator change who was a very good offensive coordinator.
35:00And I just don't know what to expect from that.
35:03I don't know if they're just going to give it all to him, which it would make sense too.
35:09But sometimes things don't make sense. And we don't know what this OC is and what he likes to do.
35:15I mean, we know kind of where he comes from and what his background is, but we don't exactly know how he's going to operate.
35:22And it's different when it's live rounds and you're responsible for it from that standpoint.
35:27So anyway, let's keep it moving here. Shev, hit me with your second guy in the five to nine range.
35:33We're going to talk about Green Bay an alarming amount in this episode, and it's going to be Christian Watson.
35:39Ooh, interesting. Another not not me, not this guy, but go ahead.
35:43Yeah. Yeah. No, you're never Christian Watson. You feel the way about Christian Watson that I have about Jalen Waddle.
35:49And I understand it. It's an injury risk. It's him just kind of being the ceiling outcome, being priced into what he's
35:56actually delivering and his trade price, his trade value from a dynasty perspective.
36:00But we're going to throw caution to the wind.
36:02This dude just got $100 million. They've committed to him.
36:05Even when he tore his ACL, they gave him an extra one-year, like $15 million deal so he can prove it.
36:12He goes out. He's on pace for, you know, that back half of the season.
36:16He was third in yards per route run, and he was on pace for 60 for 1,010 touchdowns.
36:22That's, you know, with the 6'4", 2'10", frame. And, I mean, I was going through watching YouTube highlights, and his unofficial on
36:28the 40 at the combine was 4'2", 8. And it shows up in his game speed.
36:33I know officially it comes out as 4'3", 6, but you can see that that is someone who runs 4'3", in a game.
36:40So, I think that the way that this Packers offense is going to continue to attack, I think that they're going to consolidate this target share.
36:48And Christian Watson could be in for a career high in terms of targets and operant targets per route run, which then
36:55leads us down the path of, hey, he's going to get little easy button stuff and graduate from the category of being
37:02in the Alec Pierce's and the Will Fuller's of the world to actual big boy.
37:06Hey, I'm going to run some end breakers. I'm going to get, I can go from four catches for 85 yards a
37:13game to six catches for 95 to 100 and a touchdown.
37:16And that type of utility, not being able to just say, hey, go run a nine, gives him a much higher floor
37:23with the nuclear ceiling of being able to score 80-yard touchdowns because he can outrun the entire defense.
37:28So, Christian Watson, wide receiver 36 in our consensus, Jeremiah and I's redraft consensus, steal.
37:33Absolute steal. Need to move him up with the Josh Jacobs news.
37:37I think that this is going to be, I think that this is going to be, Josh Jacobs scored 28 touchdowns over the last two years.
37:45You could see a pretty even distribution of those targets, like those, those opportunities going from red zone inside the five carries
37:51to Josh Jacobs to red zone targets for Tucker Craft and Christian Watson, thus pumping their value up even higher.
37:57Yeah. Yeah. And to be fair, I have no problem with Christian Watson and redraft his dynasty where I've, I would, I'm
38:04selling if I can sell for a decent price.
38:07Jeremiah, your second guy. It's going to be Parker Washington.
38:10And he's right on that periphery of round five and six and real sharp leagues.
38:14You're going to get them in round four. Parker Washington goes 510 in this draft and a shout out to Huncho.
38:21So love him and Huncho went and got Parker Washington at the 510.
38:25I, every redraft that I was in shy of one last night for player profiler, Brittany, she went and sniped me two
38:32picks ahead, but anywhere four or five, six that I can get Parker Washington.
38:36He is just going to be the blue player who is just going to be fungible for the entire team, where you're
38:43going to see him as a mold of where you've got four or five players.
38:47And then Parker Washington, he's going to be the leverage that buoys your entire team where it's like, damn, I just got this stud player.
38:55Talk about a player who could end up being top two rounds next year.
38:59I see the ascension. I see the vision for Parker Washington and you lived it.
39:04You experienced it last year. Just look at that final month where he's wide receiver three against the Denver Broncos, 26 points,
39:1019 points versus the Colts, 19.7 versus the Tennessee Titans.
39:13And then that high usage game 23, nine against the Buffalo Bills were in the event that they advance.
39:19He probably cooks yourself another 1920 point game as well.
39:22Parker Washington is all the signal that is there.
39:25And for some reason, there's a glitch where there's a governor and Parker Washington will not rise above maybe round four because
39:32of the fact that we haven't seen him be a stud for the entire year.
39:36We want some providability. But in fantasy football, if you're not early, you're late.
39:40And for me, I've got him right around 36, 37 at that turn.
39:44I'm very early on Parker Washington. And fortunately enough, you can still in your normie leagues, in your home leagues, you can wait a little bit.
39:52And it goes to the beauty of what I talked about with guys like Brees Hall, engineering price.
39:58You can stagger your team. Love what you built.
40:01And then, oh, just an extra stud on here.
40:03So if you're drafting Parker Washington with the envision of he's a stud player, you have a loaded team, but not everybody,
40:10not the other 11 people in your league are per se catching on.
40:14Yeah, I've got a homie style keeper league I've been in for a while.
40:18And Parker Washington was, you know, through like I had a keeper set and didn't get to pick through like two rounds
40:25and had to wait all the way through three other rounds.
40:28But like as I'm crossing guys off because it's a spreadsheet draft, like Parker Washington's way over here circled and we're like
40:35way over here on other guys as they're coming down.
40:38And I'm like, oh, I just I ended up getting them.
40:41And it was like you said, I just added like I didn't I had, you know, four receivers already.
40:47And I was like, I can't not draft this guy right now.
40:51So Parker Washington sponge worthy. So I like it.
40:54All right. Let's go to let's go to the round, the late rounds here, boys.
40:58Give me give me and I'll kick it right back to Jeremiah on this one.
41:03Jeremiah, give me your fun later round guys or classifying this as, you know, 10 through the end.
41:08Oh, yeah. For me, it is Casey Concepcion and see Concepcion in this draft.
41:12I don't see it in front of me right now what round he went.
41:17If you guys see it, if you can call it out.
41:20But he's been all offseason. Casey has been in one quarterback format.
41:24So this goes back to pre-draft. He would go round 11, round 12.
41:28It's always been a misprint, Casey Concepcion, where it's Tate, Lemon, Tyson.
41:31And you could rank them that way and put Casey for not going to argue semantics on that.
41:37But to have those three and then Casey Concepcion all the way over has just been highway robbery criminal.
41:43It's been a misprint. But you can be a highway robbery criminal by selecting him and drafting him and getting roster share up in all formats on Casey.
41:51Even when you could get him 1-7 or 1-8 in some of your rookie drafts.
41:56So I'm ecstatic about him. The beauty is you've been able to get him in round 11, maybe in round 9.
42:02He's pushing up to where probably round 7 you should start thinking about him.
42:06I contend that Casey is a fifth round pick in redraft streets.
42:10I would take him there if I had to.
42:13But the beauty is I have not had to.
42:15So you can get him later than round 7.
42:18And you talk about just we're reverse engineering these stacks.
42:21You build these teams where you're building everything you want as a fourth stud wide receiver in the first 10 rounds.
42:28As my fifth stud wide receiver in the first 10 rounds depending on the scoring format.
42:33If it's one quarterback, super flex, start two running backs, start two receivers or start three receivers.
42:38My God, I'm over the moon ecstatic. Anytime I can get Casey Concepcion.
42:42And I look at that first Jacksonville game. I feel like they're going to cook Parker, Washington, Casey Concepcion.
42:47You're just going to see them back and forth, go out and cook in iron sharpens iron.
42:53And I love the competitive fire that Casey has.
42:55He's showing it right away. And I love it.
42:58Yeah, we're looking at in this particular draft. He did go 7-3, but in our ADP, he's at 9-12.
43:04So right on the cusp of where we're talking about.
43:07Shev, who's your first guy in this later round discussion here?
43:10The first guy is going to be, is going to be Marshawn Lloyd, but that needs to, I feel like we've already, we've already talked about that.
43:19So I'll move on to deep, deep, deep cut Chris Bell.
43:22So there's a theme here. I'm going to talk about Packers.
43:25I'm going to talk about, I'm going to talk about dolphins.
43:29Chris Bell was one of my favorite prospects in the draft.
43:32Um, I, I can't say enough things about how I just truly believe that he was around one player and he, we
43:39don't get that run out, but we do get around one talent in a place that's devoid of targets.
43:44So if I'm going to take a home run swing, like he's healthy.
43:48They immediately, once he was off the pup, he was practicing with no red, like red non-contact Jersey.
43:54You saw him. It looks like a cross between Fergie and Jesus when he catches a football.
43:59And I just can't, I just can't pass up on him in the 12th or as like 12th, 13th, whenever you're selecting
44:06defenses, maybe I don't select the defense. Maybe, maybe I have Chris Bell and I just run an illegal lineup running into Sunday.
44:13And then I got to figure out, I figure out if I have some guys that played on Wednesday or Thursday and
44:19they don't do shit, I drop one of them.
44:22So I'm not dropping Chris Bell because I think this is going to be one of those like AJ Brown style rookie year nukes.
44:30If he's like, think about it. AJ Brown didn't was nothing for the first nine weeks of his rookie season.
44:36And then basically amassed a thousand yards on 50 receptions throughout that.
44:39He's a big play threat like that. If you're not familiar, please go check out some Chris Bell, Chris Bell highlights on the YouTube.
44:47I'm not going to ask you to watch the all 22, but that's also very impressive too.
44:52So that's the guy that I wanted to talk about here because now that he's healthy and we're, we, we, we synced it from an NFL perspective.
45:00I mean, it was one catch for 18 yards, but it was all the things.
45:05And if Caleb Douglas is going to be the off, like on the ball, X receiver, you have this guy working as
45:11the, as the Z off the ball. He is going to be able to dominate going in motion, like them using motion,
45:18him throwing him drags, just getting the ball in his hands.
45:21He's going to do damage at six foot two, 220 pounds running sub four, four, according to most people that like most
45:28of the NFL scouts had timed him at the junior day, but from the pro day the previous year.
45:34So Chris Bell was the guy that I wanted to highlight for everybody here.
45:38Yeah. Could be, could be a slow start for bell, but you know, obviously kind of just kind of ramping back up.
45:45But like you said, nuclear end, if you can't hold onto him, hold onto him.
45:49But late round selection for sure. Like right in this one, he went 15, three Jeremiah.
45:54Who's your second guy here? And let's go with Emmett Johnson.
45:58Just for the fact, for the audience, I've been at rookies late.
46:01Huh? I've, I've, I've spoke a lot about Jonah Coleman.
46:04So just so you know, go to like 18 other shows where I talked about them all over the place.
46:10And I just, for the record, I love Jonah Coleman who went 11, 12, but let's give the audience something different with
46:17Emma Johnson at the 13 to two. He is somebody who he's got the RB two job and married to Marcato didn't
46:24make the cut and that's good signal for him.
46:26And then he and Kenneth Walker, Emma Johnson talks about how he's learning something new every day from Kenneth Walker.
46:33And you love to see something like that, that maturity.
46:36And if we just go off law of large numbers, zero to 17 games played in the season.
46:41Does it venture posit to guess if you had to just blindfold close and say greater than zero games that Kenneth Walker misses?
46:48We never like to think of players missing games, but that number to me, I would just, if I had to bet,
46:55right, I'd put it on greater than zero. There's bound to be some starts out there for Emma Johnson.
47:01And it'll just be interesting to see if there's discovery on, can there be some flex cuff type of weeks for Emma Johnson?
47:08So I'm enthralled, excited. GLP ones are all the rage.
47:11I've been saying this since our first rookie show, when we ranked Emma Johnson as the RB2 in the class.
47:17Our good GLP ones are good for losing weight, but you want to be obese when it comes to Emma Johnson.
47:23So I still stand on that. And it's taking shape, taking formula where if you weren't clicking late in all different formats,
47:30when there was a little bit of a dip on Emma Johnson, it seemed like he was buried.
47:35It's like he and hey, don't pour everything out yet for Rashard Smith.
47:39It looks like he made the team, but I'm loving Emma Johnson.
47:43He's an easy, acquirable player. And when you want to win the RB2 lottery, you got to take stabs at these players
47:50who have ambiguity, but there's clarity as seemingly the cuff.
47:53Shocked. D Mercado did not make that roster. And don't, don't be surprised if he's not on the Packers potentially here.
47:59He's on, he's on Cowboys now. Oh, he's on the Cowboys.
48:02Well, it's a good pickup for them. Yeah. That's, I didn't see that.
48:06That's a great pickup for them. Yeah. Yeah. Awesome pickup for them.
48:10He's always well, well accompanied in, in all the sort of efficiency metrics and looks good when he has the ball in his hands.
48:17Typically odd that he got cut for me there.
48:20I thought he was a great too. And you let it, but I meant Johnson did look good throughout the off season or throughout the preseason here.
48:28So good, good for them. Good for the chiefs.
48:31Good for the Cowboys. Really? Um, I think that was a great move, um, as somebody to, uh, kind of give some depth there.
48:38Uh, so, all right, chef, who's your last guy in these late rounds?
48:42Oh, that was, yeah. I said, I was going to, yeah, it was just, it was Chris Bell.
48:48Oh, Chris Bell. Sorry. Yeah. I thought, I thought you had a, I thought we had another one.
48:53Um, I, I'm going to go, I'm going to go with Juwan Johnson here.
48:58He went 12, eight. I mean, I picked him.
49:00I hate this team that I drafted. It's maybe the worst team I've ever drafted.
49:05Um, but I, Juwan Johnson, 12, eight, like you mentioned about all the Olave stuff.
49:09Like, I think he's just going to, at least for the first part of the season, like he's just going to be a fantastic start every week.
49:18I think for the, from the tight end position and being able to get him that late.
49:23Some other interesting ones there for me are like the Raiders there.
49:27I've tried, if you can decipher that and get the right one of those, maybe it might be Trey Tucker.
49:33Um, that, that could be really fun. Um, Boutte could be, could be awesome.
49:37Um, you know, and then you can kind of get into cuff season there a little bit with, you know, you were
49:44mentioned Eminent Johnson, guys like Tank Bigsby, um, Dylan Sampson, uh, are all, are all pretty interesting there.
49:49And, and, you know, interesting that you attacked the rookies there.
49:52Yeah. Jeremiah. So, um, did you guys have anything else you wanted to hit on before we get out of here?
49:59Yeah. I wanted to touch on some, just some, just my, my quarterback and tight end risers, but I wanted to mention,
50:06I wanted to mention, uh, Keenan Allen being down, down in the depths of these, of these late rounds.
50:11Uh, that's, that feels like a steal Keenan Allen, Keenan Allen, Jalen Coker, uh, Jalen Coker.
50:16I absolutely 10 to 10 to Keenan at 12 to, uh, Adonai Mitchell as well.
50:21Like those are all stabs that I'm taking at the end of the draft, because I feel like with Keenan Allen, there's not nuclear upside, but there's PPR.
50:29If you're in a PPR league, you can book it.
50:32He's going to be, I mean, he led the charges and receptions that he ruined all of our lad McConkie bags last year.
50:39So those are the guys that I, that I wanted to mention.
50:43Now I wanted to mention the quarterback and tight end that I love before we got out of here, one Glock Tavius
50:50hunt for red Glocktober lock party Brock party. Um, it's just everything set up for him to smash.
50:55And even when it wasn't set up for him to smash last year, he was 20, he was fifth in fantasy points
51:02per game, 20.8 fantasy points per game last year.
51:05Now he did get hammer toe and miss eight games.
51:08And Mac Jones came in and kept everything, kept the ship afloat.
51:11I'm sure you're, I mean, obviously you're well aware Casey, you're a 49ers fan, but we've graduated from this whole Mr.
51:18Irrelevant Brock party's a system guy. He's one of the best guys playing off schedule.
51:22We've got two seasons of over 7% touchdown rate with a third coming in at 6.9.
51:27Nice. And they go and get, they go and get Mike Evans.
51:31They get Deshaun Stribling at six, two, two, 10 runs of four, three to kind of replace the Juwan Jennings role.
51:37And they get Mike Evans. Who's one of the best touchdown scores, if not the highest touchdown score from the 2014 class, maybe only behind Devante Adams.
51:45And this is just them loading up the wagons.
51:48They're basically trying to do, if not for the substation, they would be trying to do exactly what the Rams did last year.
51:55Give him an easy button in the red zone to accompany, to, to compliment the Christian McCaffrey.
52:00And then George Kittle looks like he's going to be ready to go.
52:04So this is my bet to lead the NFL in touchdown passes this year.
52:09And he's just like, I got him in the, I got him at the very end of our auction.
52:14I have him in pretty much every redraft league that I'm in.
52:18I took him at the 9-11 here, but you can get him.
52:22I mean, you could get him. We have him a little bit higher, obviously.
52:26I have him at QB. I haven't, we have him in consensus QB 10, pick 83, pick 83.
52:31He went at 9-11 in this mock. Yeah, that was me.
52:35Yeah. Yeah. So like I, that's, that's my quarterback riser.
52:38I think that he, he gives you two to 300 yards rushing and two to three touchdowns a year.
52:44So that was kind of the artificial, like that was like, Oh, he's not a mobile guy, but he gives you more than like Jared Goff.
52:52So those two to three points a game a week, like 15 yards rushing, that's an extra first down.
52:57Like it's an extra 1.5 points. Those things start to add up.
53:01So for me, Brock Purdy is, is the quarterback that I wanted to hit on before we got out of here.
53:07Jeremiah, did you have a quarterback riser or favorite here?
53:10Yeah. Let's get Jordan Love just for the fact that you have so much goodness with, Shev was like, Hey, we're going
53:17to talk about the Packers a whole ton. We've not mentioned Tucker Craft.
53:21He who shall not be named, but I just named him.
53:24You have Christian Watson, who very high on Marshawn Lloyd topical to the entirety of the show.
53:30And from the jump stimulus for that though, is the fact that it's that backfield, but it's not Marshawn Lloyd.
53:36It's shifting back to Jordan Love. He's really who you want to look towards because if the utilization is going to increase,
53:42the role is going to increase for Marshawn Lloyd.
53:45A lot of that utility is going to be through the passing game.
53:49That was his strength from college. And in the event that he can continue to show those strengths, we can see more
53:56utilization out of the backfield from that manner. And that's just going to help and benefit somebody like Jordan Love.
54:02I think more is going to be put on his plate.
54:05And if the philosophical shift happens where it's inverse of the Texans, where we're expecting more of the run game between Marks
54:12and Montgomery and relying on the defense. Well, the Packers, it's inverse because that defense until Parsons come back, they're going to be in some throw mode games.
54:20So there are low key team that could be in some shutouts or sorry, shootouts.
54:25And I like Jordan Love there. And then my tight end sleeper, who I got to say you can get anywhere from
54:32round 13 to 16 in a lot of these drafts and redraft streets is Terrence Ferguson.
54:37I like him as a second tight end. I love the idea of him being the if you do the Socratic method
54:43question of if somebody is the third wide receiver, third weapon on the Rams.
54:48And that person is Terrence Ferguson at that cost.
54:50Is it not worth unfurling and finding out round 13 to round 16 or 17?
54:55Somebody like Terrence Ferguson and having him on your roster for the first couple of weeks.
55:00I actually push and go as far as I can have one of like I've got examples where I've got Tucker Craft.
55:06I've got another high end elite tight end. And I'm still deciding to take Terrence Ferguson late for the fact that maybe
55:13he pops and I can flex him. Or maybe Ferguson pops to the degree of I can sell him for some haul or I feel good enough.
55:21Whatever I can get the most from Kraft or Ferguson.
55:24If I believe both are just going to run out the entirety of the season.
55:29So you have optionality and you're taking a stud player, a gem like that away from the rest of your league mate.
55:36So a lot of good things for Terrence Ferguson.
55:38Shev, if your streamer isn't Greg Dulcich, then we got to end the show.
55:43But who is it? Kincaid. Dalton Kincaid. As far as somebody who's moving up your rankings.
55:48Yes. Even further. Gotcha. Yeah. Yeah. I can't. I can't stop.
55:51I'm having some aggressive visions and I'm having a hard time keeping these alligators down.
55:56So this is what, this is, this is what they, what they've been praying for in Buffalo for forever.
56:01It's just him to be healthy. Even when he wasn't healthy, they were just giving him the rock and being like, Hey
56:08man, I know your legs about to fall off.
56:11But like, can you go out here and get us this first down?
56:15Like 27% targets per outrun, 3.19 yards, uh, yards per outrun.
56:18I just can't, I just can't see a world where he's probably, he's not the number, number one B or the number
56:25two in this offense with potential to potentially be the number one.
56:28I just, we haven't seen, we haven't seen Joe Brady feature the wide receiver position at all in his tenure as the offensive coordinator.
56:36But we have seen them, we have seen them run the ball at an alarming rate and target Dalton Kincaid.
56:42So that's my bet. That's why I think that he's going to be, that's why I think that he's going to really take a step forward this year.
56:50We don't have to worry about the PCL or it's just kind of people have been burned because he's a post, post, post hype sleeper.
56:58And so, you know, there, there's name fatigue. Whenever you bring up Dalton Kincaid, you have to deal with the silent, like
57:05the, the audible sigh and the eye roll. When you hear me talk about Dalton Kincaid, but if you're able to get past that, you can take him.
57:13I mean, he, he's at nine Oh five right now in our ADP.
57:17So if you punted on all those tight ends, if you missed on the cop, it's the, the, the Harold fan and
57:24the Tucker crafts, like you missed on if somehow or another, Isaiah likely goes ahead.
57:28Then like Isaiah likely is actually behind in our ADP, but I would still rather have Dalton.
57:34Yeah. I like it. A lot of love for Kincaid from, from Chev for, for this off season.
57:39So, all right, that's going to wrap this one up.
57:42I don't know how many more redraft shows we will have until the season starts, but we're, we're getting there.
57:48We're, we're, we're, by the time this comes out, we'll probably be, you know, a week and a half away from actual football.
57:55So, which should be out. So it's exciting. You guys are doing a great job.
58:00Make sure you check it out for Chev Jeremiah.
58:03I'm Casey FFD. Peace. Hey, I want to thank you for being part of this broadcast.
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