I need to get these fantasy football takes off my chest
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19 min
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Aug 5, 2026
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Brian Thomas Jr.Chris GodwinChris OlaveDeVonta SmithEmeka EgbukaJ.K. DobbinsJakobi MeyersJalen HurtsJaxon Smith-NjigbaJonah ColemanJordyn TysonMalik NabersMarvin Harrison Jr.Michael Wilson
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Brian Thomas Jr.
NegativeUsage15:20
The source expects Brian Thomas Jr. to be a fantasy disappointment due to limited volume, projecting him as the WR3 in Jacksonville behind Parker Washington and Jakobi Meyers with a floor of 4-5 targets per game. The source warns that he will 'stink' and is significantly inferior to Parker Washington.
Insight pageChris Godwin
NegativeRole15:08
The source uses Chris Godwin's historical production in Liam Coen's offense as a benchmark for the type of season expected from Parker Washington in the slot.
Insight pageChris Olave
PositiveValue16:06
The source is hesitant to draft Chris Olave at his current early third-round ADP, citing increased target competition and the potential for Jordan Tyson to emerge as a 1A/1B option by the second half of the season, potentially outproducing Olave in specific games.
Insight pageDeVonta Smith
PositiveBreakout2:13
DeVonta Smith is identified as the primary breakout candidate, with a mid-third round ADP and a transition into a clear WR1 role following the departure of target competition. The source expects the new offensive scheme under Kellen Moore to utilize Smith in space more effectively rather than just as a downfield threat, and considers him the clear alpha wide receiver one for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Insight pageEmeka Egbuka
NegativeBreakout3:14
The source acknowledges Emeka Egbuka as an alternative candidate for a breakout role, though they prefer DeVonta Smith.
Insight pageJ.K. Dobbins
PositiveValue4:16
The source identifies J.K. Dobbins as the clearest value at running back, comparing his situation to Javonte Williams' breakout. Dobbins is expected to be the clear early-down starter in a high-scoring Denver offense with a top-tier offensive line, despite injury concerns. Jonah Coleman is viewed as insurance depth that will not eat into Dobbins' starting role.
Insight pageJakobi Meyers
NegativeDepth Chart15:47
The source identifies Jakobi Meyers as being ahead of Brian Thomas Jr. on the Jacksonville depth chart, contributing to the limited volume projection for the rookie.
Insight pageJalen Hurts
PositiveProjection3:49
The source believes the new offensive scheme, featuring more under-center play, rollouts, and play-action, is phenomenal for Jalen Hurts. This approach is expected to create easier releases and throws for him. The source notes that Hurts averaged more pass attempts per game than Sam Darnold last season, countering concerns about his passing volume.
Insight pageJaxon Smith-Njigba
NegativeBreakout2:07
The source uses Jaxon Smith-Njigba as a historical benchmark for a breakout candidate, noting his mid-third round ADP and role as a league winner in the previous season.
Insight pageJonah Coleman
NegativeDepth Chart6:10
The source views Jonah Coleman as insurance depth for J.K. Dobbins, not expecting him to eat into Dobbins' starting role or base work.
Insight pageJordyn Tyson
PositiveBreakout16:06
The source projects Jordan Tyson to emerge as a 1A/1B option alongside Chris Olave by the second half of the season, noting his high talent level as a top-eight draft pick and his potential to outproduce Olave in specific games.
Insight pageMalik Nabers
PositiveUsage5:24
The source notes that Malik Nabers represents increased target competition for DeVonta Smith following his selection in the first round of the draft, but also reports that Nabers is trending in the right direction within the Giants' offense, which is expected to perform better than current market expectations.
Insight pageMarvin Harrison Jr.
NegativeBust15:22
The source is skeptical of Marvin Harrison Jr.'s immediate fantasy impact, suggesting he is likely a year away from being a truly useful asset. Concerns include poor quarterback play and a lack of creative offensive usage. The source explicitly warns that drafting him highly expecting a major bounceback is a mistake and expects him to underperform compared to Michael Wilson.
Insight pageMichael Wilson
PositiveBreakout19:02
The source considers Michael Wilson a superior fantasy asset to Marvin Harrison Jr. this year, highlighting his elite separation skills; Wilson ranked 11th in separation score among 109 qualified receivers last year while primarily operating at the X position. He is described as a versatile, strong separator with a playstyle comparable to Puka Nacua and Robert Woods.
Insight pageParker Washington
PositiveBreakout14:38
The source projects a breakout season for Parker Washington, identifying him as the clear number one pass catcher in Jacksonville. His role in Liam Coen's offense is expected to mirror the high-volume slot production Chris Godwin saw in Tampa Bay. Washington is praised for his chemistry with Trevor Lawrence and his ability to play both inside and outside.
Insight pageRJ Harvey
NegativeRole6:01
The source projects R.J. Harvey to serve primarily as a pass-catching specialist in the Denver backfield with limited carries, noting he is not an early-down grinder.
Insight pageZay Flowers
NegativeBreakout3:17
The source acknowledges Zay Flowers as an alternative candidate for a breakout role, though they prefer DeVonta Smith.
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Episode Transcript
0:00Good morning, friends and enemies. It's a big day, as you can see. It's a big day because I get to get some things off
0:07my chest. I like making videos because it allows me to open up. It allows me to be vulnerable, and that's what we're
0:13going to do in today's video. Uh, I'm going to get a bunch of takes that I have off my chest for the 2026 NFL
0:20fantasy, whatever season. All right. And uh I like making a video like this cuz these are things like I'm going to make
0:25takes that I believe, but you can't really hold them against me because some of them are outlandish. I will try my
0:31best to to dive into stats and details and and why I believe the takes that I am having takes for. But some of them
0:38don't make sense and some of them don't have logic and some of them are just a gut feeling. But I will make sure that I
0:41preface that with each of these takes and you guys can let me know takes that you want to get off your chest. The best
0:46way I can describe this is like your intrusive takes. you have intrusive thoughts all summer, but like you don't want it to be held against you because
0:54they're intrusive thoughts that like, you know, you can't help but form in your brain. All right? And we actually do this throughout the season, which is
1:01kind of fun. On our betting channel, we have uh an intrusive thoughts parlay that we make. So, it's like your most
1:06intrusive thoughts for the week and what you think is going to happen, and we parlay it together, and it's always like
1:09plus 8,490 billion odds. We were really close to hitting one last year. We hit two out of three of them, but that's
1:15neither here nor here. Let us get into the video with my very first intrusive hot take that I posted on Twitter
1:21actually a couple days ago and I don't think it's really that outrageous. This is probably one of the the lesser outrageous ones I have and it's the fact
1:27that everyone's trying to figure out who is this year's Jackson Smith and Jigba and I think it's staring us right in our
1:33faces and it is Dvont Smith. The comparisons going into this year for Dvont Smith as compared to the previous year of JSN while going into fantasy
1:42drafts to me is like spoton, right? the likelihood of of getting a JSN is is very very unlikely, but if I had to put
1:49all my chips on the table, if I had to take my nuts out and put them on the table, it would be for Devonte Smith. I
1:54know I've heard a lot of Amechabuka makes a ton of sense. Z Flowers good as well, but Devonte Smith is the guy for
2:00me. You look at going into the year, mid- third round ADP, it's exactly where JSN was. You took him, league winner for
2:06you, obviously. When you look at the offensive situations going into last year, JSN's top target competition, DK Mechaf gone. Devonte Smith top target
2:14competition. Teammates of DK Mechaf and KJ Brown gone. Very similar. All right.
2:19Both of them stepping into the very, very, very clear wide receiver one role in their offenses. Both are going into years where they're getting rid of old,
2:27dusty, crusty offensive coordinators and offensive schemes. I dove much further into the offensive scheme that I think that Shawn Manion is implementing on
2:35Monday's video when we talked about bounceback players with maybe Saquon Barkley in there. So, if you want to go check that out, it's going to be a lot
2:41more under center. It's going to be a lot more roll out. It's going to be a lot more play action. It's going to be a
2:44lot more disguising what's coming between the pass and the run, which I think is phenomenal for Jaylen Herz.
2:49Getting Dvonte Smith in space far more often and stop using him as just a pure downfield guy. And obviously, the biggest push back on a take like this
2:56would be the quarterback play. A lot of people do not believe that Jaylen Herz is an accurate quarterback. They don't think he can have the volume. I'll start
3:02with the latter point of this. Last year, believe it or not, Jaylen Herz averaged more pass attempts per game than Sam Darnold did. Tim Darnold had
3:11more raw attempts, but it was only because he played 17. Jaylen Herz played 16, but Jayen Herz actually averaged more pass attempts per game than Sam
3:18Darnold did. I think Devonte Smith is there with an incredibly high target share. The other push back would be obviously the target competition is
3:24higher in Philadelphia. They did draft a first-round wide receiver in Mai Lemon.
3:28We'll see how he progresses. But overall, I think we've seen like Devonte Smith, JSN, both prolific college wide receivers. We've seen both operate at a
3:36very, very high level. We know both of them are incredibly incredibly high level elite separators. Can beat man, can beat zone, can really do it all in
3:46terms of accuracy. Sure, maybe Sam Darnold is the better throw of the ball.
3:49I think Jaylen Herz just doesn't really get asked to throw the ball over the middle of the field. But I do think
3:52playing under center more, more play action, more pre- snap motion just gets his receivers easier releases and easier throws for the quarterback. So, I am
4:01just very much buying into a full-on bounceback for the Philadelphia Eagles offense. I think it can't get worse than what they had with Kevin Patulo last
4:08year, and I think Devonte Smith is the clear wide receiver one alpha, and I can't wait to see what he does as the
4:14guy in the passing offense this year.
4:16Take number two, similar but for running backs and probably less exciting, but there's no clearer value at running back to me right now than JK Dobbins. And my
4:26take is that JK Dobbins is this year's Javvante Williams. You look at the offensive setups. Last year, Javvante Williams went in to Dallas and we really
4:34weren't sure what to expect. They drafted Jaydon Blue. They brought in my Sanders. It was like, who's competing for what spot? Is it going to be a
4:41committee? Is one guy going to take the lead? And then Javon Williams just took the lead. And because the offense was so
4:46successful and they scored so many points, Devontto Williams has pretty much backed into a touchdown almost every week and dominated the backfield
4:53because he had no competition back there. Now, this is probably a lighter version of that, but when you look at the situation for Denver, uh, kind of
5:00objectively, you look at one of the better offenses in the NFL for sure, right? You have already a pretty good offense and then you add Jaylen Wadd to
5:07the mix. They have one of, if not the best offensive line in the NFL. Shawn Payeyton, offensive schemer, great mind obviously. So you have plus plus plus
5:15plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus
5:16plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus plus and sure you could talk about JK
5:18Dobbins's injury history but you could also say the same thing for Javant Williams like we weren't sure Javant Williams was going to be able to stay
5:23healthy after that serious leg injury early on and then all a sudden you know again careers are not linear that things
5:29just happen like yes bad bad then good.
5:31JK Dobbins was legitimately very good for the Denver Broncos last year. He played 10 games in nine of those 10 games he had 14 or more carries. And
5:39what makes me excited is he was very good on the early down carries that he got last year. Number seven in explosive
5:45rate, number seven in true yards per carry, number 16 in juke rate. Yards per touch is going to be down because he
5:50doesn't catch a lot of passes and typically that gets spiked by pass catchers. Shawn Peyton went out and made sure that they brought back JK Dobbins
5:56to this backfield. He is going to be the clear early down starter here in Denver behind one of the better offensive lines
6:01in the NFL. I think R.J. Harvey is going to be pretty much pushed into a passcatching specialist role with maybe a few carries per game. And then they
6:10draft Jonah Coleman who to me is just insurance behind uh JK Dobbins. I don't think he eats into any of his starting
6:15role. I don't think he eats into any serious base work from a dude like JK Dobbins. Obviously, you don't want a
6:21situation where they ended up in last year JK Dobbins goes down and then R.J.
6:25Harvey is now pushed into a role that's not beneficial for him. Like he is not an early down grinder. So, I think they
6:31grabbed Jonah Coleman for that purpose because obviously, you know, you resigned JK Dobbins. It wasn't it wasn't a nothing contract. Like it was it was
6:37legitimate money for a running back telling me that like he just sees JK Dobbins being the same guy this year as
6:42he was last year, which was a great role and was a value in fantasy drafts last year. And I think you're getting the
6:46same thing going into this year. So, sure, if you want to fade him cuz you think you're going to be able to predict
6:50that JK Dobbins gets injured again, which you probably [ __ ] will, but I'm not going to hold against players what
6:56happened in the past. As long as they're not going into the year injured, I'm fine with looking at the opportunity, the situation, and the offensive makeup.
7:04So, JK Dobbins this year, Damonte Williams, clear as day. Being in this offense, great offense, great line.
7:09Like, I think again, he's just going to have a ton of touchdown scoring opportunities for being in the right place at the right time. Take number
7:15three. I think Cam Scatabo is going to score between 12 and 15 touchdowns. And I think we're going to look back as
7:19being the guy you had to have taken in the fourth round of fantasy drafts this year. He was the bellcow last year. took
7:26every carry inside the red zone. Every carry on the goal line, is a pass catching demon. He is clearly fully healthy, cleared for training camp.
7:33Every [ __ ] clip I see of him is just him doing back flips here, him doing back flips there. He's good to go. And
7:39the thing I really like about Cam Scatabo as it relates to like the rushing touchdown thing is I I think people are going to think that Jackson
7:46Dart is going to end up stealing a lot of rushing touchdowns. And I think he will annually probably post like four,
7:52five, six rushing touchdowns. But I think when you have Harbaugh coming over, you're not going to implement an offense where you use a quarterback that
8:00you're worried about getting hurt on the goal line, right? It it's crazy. If you look back at like Lamar Jackson's rushing touchdown numbers, they're
8:06always way lower than you think they'd be because they don't use him like Josh Allen or Jaylen Herz. Like those teams
8:11are not worried about those guys getting hurt because they're [ __ ] built to to to withstand those type of hits. But
8:17Lamar Jackson, Jaden Daniels, those types of like skinnier frames where you're worried about them getting hurt, they don't get used inside the 5 yard
8:22line. Like listen, you got to be smarter when you're running the ball obviously.
8:25And I think they're going to use Jackson Dart in between the 20s running the ball for sure, but as long as you're safe at
8:30QB, you have the ability to slide. You have the ability to go out of bounds.
8:33Like you can pretty much dictate how many hits you take. However, when you're inside the 5 yardd line running the ball, that is the only way to guarantee
8:40that your quarterback is going to get hit. So, I think we're going to see a New York Giants offense that's a lot
8:45better than expected. Uh it sounds like Malik Neighbor's trending in the right direction. And I think Jackson Dart's going to be awesome. And I think the
8:51Bellcow running back who from what I've heard inside camp, we've got sources here. It's a big day. It's a big week.
8:58We've got big sources inside the New York Giants training camp telling me that it is full go for Cam Scatabo to be
9:04the guy, the other guy, and then the guy after that as well. So, I think he catches a ton of passes. I think he
9:09scores a ton of touchdowns. Drafted a top 10 offensive lineman. Sure, they won't be top of the league, but I just
9:14think they got a lot going for them right now. And I think Cam is uh that guy. Speaking of that guy, we're getting
9:19into my next running back take. I think Jaka Kroski Morett is easily the most talented back they have in Washington.
9:25And I think he's by far and away the only fantasy viable option there. I I just think the guy's lit and I I think
9:31Jaden Daniels doesn't dump the ball off to running backs. The target share to running backs has been unbelievably low.
9:36I can't fathom why people are so excited for Rashad White in his $1.7 million contract. And it's not like JCM is much
9:44less explosive than Rashad White. Like Rashad White ran a 448. JCM ran a 452.
9:50People don't want to talk about this.
9:52NFL nextgen stats last year. Fastest ball carrier speed. The only running backs who on paper put up a faster speed than Jaka Kroski Morett. Jonathan
10:00Taylor, Jir Gibbs, Trayvon Henderson, Saquon Barkley, and Bejian Robinson. JCM next. You look at his juke rate. Evaded tackles per touch number seven. His
10:09explosive rating number 15. number six in the NFL in yards after contact per attempt among 48 qualified running backs with 100 plus carries. I think this
10:18offense can be really good if Jaden Daniels can stay healthy. There is a lot of hype out of camp about Jaka Kroski
10:23Morett. Do I think that there's a committee at some point? Yes. I think they'll probably open the year as a committee. And do I think JCM's like an
10:2980% snap guy? No. But I think he takes the majority of base work. I think he takes the majority of goal line work.
10:35And I think there's a chance that JCM is just simply a better athlete than people are giving him credit for. And they keep
10:40him on the field in third down situations sometimes to catch passes.
10:43Rashad White is what he is. He's an athlete. He's like a wide receiver, an oversized scatback coming out of the back field. He's not a good runner. He
10:50compliments JCM well, but I think what you're hearing from David Blau out of Washington is that they do want to get
10:56one guy that they can keep on the field for the most part so that they can disguise what's happening against defenses. So, [ __ ] what you heard. It's
11:03JCM. And in my rankings, I got JCM at RB36. All right, if you want, my rankings are all available on BDGE.co.
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11:36Let's move to my next take, which is actually like three takes combined into one. And I don't exactly know how to
11:42present this. It is the combination of Arizona and Jacksonville. Okay, let's start here. Michael Wilson is awesome and I think he's better than Marvin
11:51Harrison Jr. and will be better than him this year. Take two. Parker Washington is awesome and I think he's the best
11:58pass catcher by far in Jacksonville and significantly better than Brian Thomas Jr. and then take three is that I think Marvin Harrison Jr. and Brian Thomas Jr.
12:07are both going to stink again. And I think if you draft them highly expecting some major bounceback, then you're brain dead. Real ones remember how much I
12:16liked Michael Wilson coming out of college. He was like legitimately the guy that I was like, "Yeah, he's he's actually him and I love him." And then a
12:24couple years passed and it's like hard to get excited about a guy who's putting up 500 600 yards. But when I watched his
12:29tape, like I was I was in love. Like every tweet I had was about Michael Wilson. There was there was a Michael
12:33Wilson era on my Twitter timeline. And then obviously he had the explosion last year. The the the year three explosion goes over a thousand yards like pretty
12:40much out of nowhere despite facing target competition against the number four overall pick and despite facing target competition from the best tight
12:49end in the league last year. Obviously, there's a lot of numbers that you can talk to regression like Jacobe Brat threw the ball 50 times a game. They're
12:55always trailing etc. They're going to be more runheavy. I'm not really here to argue against that. When I look at Michael Wilson as a player though, he's
13:01become a very, very, very strong player.
13:04He always has been. He's always been a very, very strong separator. Last year, look back fantasy points data in their data suite. Among 109 qualified wide
13:11receivers who've ran 200 or more routes last year, Wilson ranked 11th overall in separation score. And you know, three or four of those guys were like slot
13:19merchants like Kamati Turpin, Pop Douglas, Almra St. Brown even. So those guys get like free separation releases and their scores kind of shoot up. So
13:26realistically, terms of separation score, he's one of the top dudes. He's running a lot of routes at the X. Like that is a tough position to to gain
13:32separation from. He's also more versatile than Marvin Harrison Jr. And you have Michael Thor coming over. He's out there on the podium comparing him
13:39and and lighting up about how he sees him like Puka. And I think that's actually a pretty good comparison. Puka who can win inside, outside, the tough
13:46routes, contested catches, etc. Robert Woods, he's comparing him to also a lot better with the ball in his hands. I just think that like I don't know. I I
13:53like Marv and I'm not opposed necessarily like drafting him if he falls to me late, but I think we're still like a year away from from
14:00anything that's realistically useful for you in fantasy for Marvin Harrison Jr.
14:04And then Parker Washington, man, it just it's it's hard not to love what we saw down the stretch from him last year. And
14:10everything out of Jacksonville camp right now is like Washington looks unstoppable. He's the clear number one target here. I think Vegas lines kind of
14:18reflect that. I think ADP is starting to reflect that now. Washington was another guy that I really liked coming out of
14:23Penn State. You know, I didn't have a an era on my Twitter timeline where I was all over Parker Washington, but I said
14:28that he reminded me of a recession version of Debo, but this was like he was coming out, you know, a year or two
14:33after Debo had his 8 billion yard 15 touchdown season and he was like one of the best fantasy wide receivers in the
14:38world. So, you know, it's hard to like compare a player to that level of peak there, but Parker Washington can play
14:44inside, outside, fits the offense perfectly, and most importantly actually has chemistry with Trevor Lawrence. He's actually been there the longest out of
14:52all the receivers in Jacksonville, despite only really breaking out down the stretch last year. But now, Trevor Lawrence trusts him. And I trust Liam
14:59Cohen most importantly to run a very highly productive offense. And if you look what Liam Cohen's offenses do with the slot wide receiver with what he did
15:08with Chris Godwin in Tampa Bay, that is the type of season I think we can see from Parker Washington here. He is
15:14explosive with the ball in his hands.
15:16He's also a very good playmaker down the field. Very strong contested catch guy.
15:20He's reeling in everything and I think that's like the opposite of Brian Thomas Jr. So I think Marvin Harrison Jr. is a
15:26good player that the situation is not great for him right now. I don't like the quarterback. Uh, we'll have to see
15:32how creative he gets used in the floor's offense. So, I like Marv better as a player than Brian Thomas Jr. I think
15:38Brian Thomas Jr. is going to be a good real life player for Jacksonville, but the volume's not going to be there. He's
15:42going to be a downfield playmaker who is a great complent to this offense, but I legitimately think he's like the wide
15:47receiver three in this passing room behind Parker, behind Jacobe Meyers.
15:51He'll have ceiling games of course, but I think more often than not, he's going to see four to five targets per game.
15:56And if he doesn't come down with those long targets down the field, you're going to have issues. The last take I
16:01have on this list, uh, I have almost zero like real logic behind it, is that I think there's a chance that Jordan
16:07Tyson outproduces Chris Lave over the second half of the year.
16:14I don't know. A just fed on volume last year. I I think this is like the first time he's he's getting real target
16:21competition here. I think Jordan Tyson is insanely talented and and it's not like I think uh he's going to blow him
16:28out of the water here. I I think they're going to be like running mates. I really think it's going to be a 1A 1B down the
16:33stretch, second half of the season when Jordan Tyson is really integrated into the off. I mean, I think it's going to
16:37start immediately as as as a starter in two wide receiver sets, but I think over the second half, you're going to see
16:42games where they're just kind of trading 6 for 75 in a touchdown game. Like, I think they're both going to be really
16:46good, which says there's a ch that was my take. There's a chance that Jordan Tyson outproduces Chris. Lav great separator, obviously, like a legitimate
16:54number one in this offense. Gets the extension. Going to be a huge part of the offense. But I I I will say I'm
16:59having trouble clicking the draft button on Chris Olive where he's going in drafts right now, like early third round. And I do want to get some shares
17:06of Jordan Tyson here. Schedule's phenomenal. All the environmental factors obviously work for both guys.
17:12But I just love that Ave will get, you know, the number one corner for the most part on most teams. And I think Jordan
17:18Tyson is really talented. And I think we're going to see some huge plays and huge games down the stretch. And I think
17:24they'll be about even. And I think it's going to be a real 1A 1B situation. And I don't think you should be surprised by
17:29that. Like obviously it's it's it's high praise for a rookie, but he was a number eight overall pick in the draft this
17:34year. Like that is the type of ceiling that you want to see from a player pick that high. So not an outlandish take, I
17:40don't think. I don't think. I don't know. You guys let me know. What are your intrusive thoughts, your intrusive takes that no one's allowed to get mad
17:47at you for going into the 2026 fantasy football season? Those are some of mine.
17:51I might have more as training camp progresses. I am filming this on August 2nd. You guys are watching this probably on August 5th, I want to say. So, many
18:00things can happen between now and then, unfortunately. And I'm sure many things will happen to all the players that I put on this list, so it'll be
18:06irrelevant by then. And maybe I'll do a new video of more intrusive thoughts as the uh summer progresses. Let me know
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