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20 min

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Sep 6, 2026

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Sun, September 6, 2026

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Chris BellCyrus AllenDeebo SamuelEmmett JohnsonErick AllJacob SaylorsJaylen WrightJordan JamesKeenan AllenMalik DavisMarShawn LloydMike Washington Jr.Najee HarrisRashod Bateman

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Chris Bell

NegativeBust21:48

Bell is viewed as a potential roster clogger; Mike Clay's projections for the Dolphins offense suggest no receiver will exceed 70 targets. Despite liking his prospect profile, the source notes Bell is recovering from an ACL injury and questions if he can earn enough volume to be startable.

Cyrus Allen

PositiveUsage15:40

The source suggests leaving Allen on the waiver wire for Week 1, as he is not expected to see significant usage while the team features Rashee Rice heavily. He is a C-tier target who is not expected to fill the deep-threat role currently occupied by Taekwon Thornton.

Deebo Samuel

PositiveRole11:00

Deebo Samuel is an attractive fantasy asset now that he is reunited with Kyle Shanahan, who previously unlocked his high-ceiling potential. While he averaged 11.5 points per game last year on a poor Commanders team with inconsistent quarterback play from Marcus Mariota, his range of outcomes remains wide and his current upside is lower than S-tier options.

Emmett Johnson

PositiveValue19:34

Emmett Johnson is considered the 'crown jewel' of waiver wire targets, with a recommended FAAB bid between 25% and 35%. The source ranks him highly relative to other depth options because he believes Johnson can carve out a small amount of standalone value.

Erick All

NegativeRole16:55

Eric All has a chance to be the starting 'Y' move flanker tight end for the Bengals, but his route participation will be limited as he is unlikely to displace Drew Sample in the team's three-tight-end rotation.

Jacob Saylors

PositiveSleeper17:28

Jacob Saylors is a high-upside waiver target who was highly productive in the UFL. He is a potential startable asset in 14-team leagues due to the Lions' favorable schedule and potential for reserve mop-up duty. The source explicitly prefers him over the undraftable Isiah Pacheco.

Jaylen Wright

NegativeDepth Chart18:31

Jaylen Wright is the RB2 for the Dolphins, but his fantasy value is questionable even if he were to inherit the starting role due to the team's overall offensive struggles.

Jordan James

NegativeDepth Chart17:14

James has returned from injury and is competing for the RB2 role in San Francisco. The source notes that like Kalin Black, James was not a strong receiving prospect, limiting his fantasy ceiling in the 49ers' scheme. He is a C-tier waiver target with uncertain depth chart standing.

Keenan Allen

PositiveProjection10:08

Keenan Allen is projected to average 12 fantasy points per game for the first six weeks, making him a viable starter. He is considered an S-tier fantasy asset with a tighter, more predictable range of outcomes and higher overall upside compared to players like Deebo Samuel.

Malik Davis

PositiveUsage8:14

Malik Davis is the designated handcuff running back behind Javonte Williams and should be owned in all 12-team PPR, half-PPR, and standard leagues as insurance. The source recommends a 15-20% FAAB bid, though notes he is a B-tier asset with no significant distinction from other RB2s like Seth McGawan.

MarShawn Lloyd

PositiveValue19:14

MarShawn Lloyd is a high-priority waiver target for deeper formats like FFPC main events, with a recommended FAAB bid of at least 60%.

Mike Washington Jr.

PositiveRole3:45

Mike Washington Jr. is a recommended waiver target with a suggested 33-40% FAAB spend. He has a chance to be the Raiders' Week 1 starter, though his value is slightly tempered by the potential return of Ashton Genty. The source values his physical profile—big, strong, and fast—as an undervalued trait in the scouting community.

Najee Harris

PositiveValue9:08

Najee Harris is a must-own in 12-team PPR leagues. He is currently positioned as a primary back ahead of Tyrone Tracy Jr. and has shown surprising productivity in the passing game.

Rashod Bateman

NegativeRole3:53

The source notes there is a possibility that Rashod Bateman could face a suspension at some point during the upcoming season, which introduces uncertainty regarding his availability and fantasy value.

Seth McGowan

NegativeValue20:20

McGawan is a B-tier fantasy asset similar to Malik Davis, with a recommended 5-10% FAAB valuation. While the source is not high on his prospect profile, he has clearly beaten out DJ Giddens for the RB2 role in a functional Indianapolis Colts offense.

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0:00So, because I am in so many fantasy football leagues, obviously many of them have a waiverwire that is going to run

0:05before the beginning of the season that actually has good players on it. That's what we're going to do. We're going to

0:09go from the top of the list to the bottom of the list of waiverwire options in a variety of fantasy football

0:14leagues. Obviously, these are some guys who are owned in a ton of leagues, beginning with, of course, Marshon Lloyd, who if you drafted your team in

0:21June or July or maybe even the first weekend of August, was not drafted in your league. If Marshon Lloyd is available, even though Josh Jacobs court

0:28day did get moved up a good degree, I would still say Marshon Lloyd, you probably need to spend a minimum of 50%

0:35of your free agent acquisition budget on him. I expect him to get every chance to be the starting running back for the

0:41Green Bay Packers at the beginning of the season. I also expect that he is going to play pretty well. You know, I

0:45was talking about this on the live stream channel with Nez the other day.

0:49Why is it not possible that Marshon Lloyd is just the better running back in that back field? Last time we saw Josh

0:54Jacobs, he was struggling mightily with a PCL injury. The team lets Emanuel Wilson go. He is now on the Seattle Seahawks. I I think basically every

1:02fantasy football team I have, I would like to try and add Marshon Lloyd. I have him ranked as a top 90 player over

1:08on flockfantasy.com. You can sign up over there using code Davis. And I think that he just is a clear clear target for

1:14me in all formats. Actually wonder in Dynasty if he maybe is worth trying to trade for. someone maybe thinks they're selling high on Marshon Lloyd, but

1:22you're actually buying at an appropriate price. So, he would be the top overall S tier waiverwire ad for the preseason.

1:29Then we have Deon Stribbling, who, you know, I've taken Dean Stribbling in the seventh round of a $2,000 fantasy football draft. So, I understand that

1:36this probably feels insane, but also I did my very first home league draft back before the preseason started in August.

1:43And guess what? Deshan Stribbling did not get drafted in that draft. He was a free agent acquisition. I also play in

1:49some of these high stakes leagues over on the FFPC where slow draft started in those leagues in June or July.

1:55Obviously, if you're watching this, you're probably a serious fantasy football player. Stribbling was probably drafted in your league, but dribbling would be my number two overall

2:04waiverwire edition. He also to me would be a 40 to 50% guy. Obviously, if you're very strong at wide receiver, you should

2:10probably feel a little bit differently about that. Starting running backs like Marshon Lloyd almost never come up on the waiver wire. So, he is the priority

2:17over dribbling. I do feel very good about dribbling though, and I think we're going to get a ton of information about him and his role in that first

2:25international game uh that is being played in Australia. Next up, we have Mike Washington Jr. from the Las Vegas Raiders. Sounds like there's a chance

2:32that he is the week one starting running back for the Las Vegas Raiders. I know that in the Flock League, the bids on

2:38Mike Washington Jr. were very contentious. They were also very high. I would not quite go to 50% on him because it sounds like there's a chance that

2:47Ashton Genty does end up playing in week one. Even if Genty doesn't play in week one, it's not like it is a dream spot.

2:54Although it is, I guess it is about as good of a spot as the Raiders are going to get against the Miami Dolphins. That

2:58is a very strong game for the Raiders.

3:01It's one of the few games that they have a chance to win this season. Though Kurt Cousins will be starting and not Mr.

3:06Clint Kubak or rather Fernando Mendoza.

3:10I would probably go 33 to 40% on Mike Washington Jr. I don't think he is a jam. I actually did really like Mike

3:17Washington Jr. as a prospect much more than some of the other nerds out there did on him. I just like big, strong,

3:24fast guys who run very well in a straight line. I feel like that's maybe even a little bit undervalued in the

3:29scouting community. Like we talk about acceleration and we talk about burst and the ability to cut and all those things are very important, but you know what

3:37else is important? big strong guys breaking tackles and running very fast in a straight line. Jacobe Lane, who is now like an 11th or 12th round pick.

3:46There are beat riders around the Baltimore Ravens who have said that Jacobe Lane is having the greatest off season they've ever seen a Ravens wide

3:53receiver have. There's a chance that Rashad Baitman ends up getting suspended at some point this year. We definitely do want to be buying on the Declan Doyle

4:00Baltimore Ravens offense. I think we're going to see Lamar Jackson and the Ravens appeal to heights they have never gone before in the passing game. Oh

4:08well, that's actually probably not fair because Lamar is, you know, a multi-time MVP, a guy with one of the most absurd

4:14passing seasons in terms of efficiency that we have ever seen. But Lane has clearly clearly been better than Serat and I think is probably going to be

4:23their outside starting wide receiver in week one. the the difference between Jacobe Lane and what you would find with most teams is the Ravens are going to be

4:30very comfortable being a negative PRE team. They're going to be very comfortable playing relatively slow in terms of total number of plays in a

4:37given game because they are going to be so runheavy. And they're also going to be very comfortable playing out of weird

4:42packages. You know, 21 packages, 12 packages, 13, 31. Like they're going to have a bunch of weird offensive stuff because of the absolute, you know, just

4:51just alien level skill from their quarterback. They do things very differently. This is not a spread 11, you know, run mesh every single style

5:00play offense. And the the deal with Jacobe Lane and the reason why I prefer dribbling over him is Lane I actually

5:07did kind of like as a prospect. I think his ability to go up and get contested catches. I expect him to be one of the

5:12better contested catches rookies that we've seen in a long time. He's just going to be kind of hard to start. I

5:18mean, that just really is the deal. I I would be stunned if he has like even like a 60 catch season. And I think that

5:24maybe even seems above what he can do.

5:26So, it's going to be all touchdown volatility. And that's just kind of a tough guy to start in fantasy football cuz there are going to be weeks where

5:34the dude just gets like three points.

5:35You know, that's just the reality of the situation. Then we have EMTT Johnson who is the clear handcuff number two running

5:41back for the Kansas City Chiefs. So, Lloyd Stribbling, Mike Washington, Jacobe Lane, and Emtt Johnson are the S tier ads. I would go up to 30 to 33% for

5:50Emtt Johnson. I again did really like him as a prospect. The prospect modeling that I do over on the Dynasty mod, the

5:56Dynasty Matic channel with the slap model does actually have EMTT Johnson as the second best running back in the class. That was before I applied the

6:04draft capital. Obviously, once you get draft capital in there, I mean, Jarian Price and Caitlin Black ended up coming ahead of him. But before putting that

6:12stuff in, my modeling really really liked him because of how good and efficient he was as a receiver. for his receiving yards per team pass attempt

6:19was at like an elite level on real reception volume when he was at Nebraska. Sounds like he has clearly won the passing down job for the Kansas City

6:27Chiefs. Andy Reid said that was like the big question with him coming into camp and allowed them to just straight up

6:32wave Amari D Marcato, which I think is a pretty underrated move. You actually could talk me into just taking Emtt Johnson straight up over Mike Washington

6:40Jr. just based off the strength of the offense that they are in. But these would be the list of guys that I would

6:45spend, you know, 30% or more of my free agent acquisition budget on in a 12 team PPR league. Next up, we have Caleb

6:53Johnson. This is a little bit of an interesting one. Some of you guys are going to disagree with me on this one,

6:58but until the Josh Jacobs stuff is resolved. Caleb Johnson absolutely has to be owned. We're going to get a ton of

7:04information in week one. Who is active?

7:07Is it Caleb Johnson as a reserve rusher or is it Pierre Strong because he is the practice squad running back for the

7:13Packers right now and he is a career specialteamer? I'm betting on Caleb Johnson. I really like Caleb Johnson as a prospect at Iowa. He had more yards

7:22from scrimmage than the team had passing yards. He had over over 50% of the team's entire yards. He had over 60% of

7:29the team's total points. I I think he is built to be a workhorse. I don't know if Marshon Lloyd is built to be a

7:35workhorse. I think Lloyd is going to be much better and more efficient per touch, but I don't know if you can give

7:40Marshon Lloyd 20 touches in a game. I feel very very confident you can give Caleb Johnson 20 touches. He is probably

7:46going to be my most added waiverwire guy. Certainly one of the guys I've been drafting the most over the last week of

7:51the season. The Jacobs trial stuff obviously makes it feel a little bit different because if Jacobs only misses two games, four games, six games, eight

7:59games that increases the chances that they don't have to go to a reserve back that Lloyd doesn't get injured, that Lloyd is able to fully hold up under the

8:06workload. But Caleb Johnson, a very important guy. He's like a 10 to 15% free agent acquisition budget guy for me. Then we have Malik Davis, who just

8:15very simple, he is the handcuffed running back behind Javvante Williams.

8:18He needs to be owned in all 12 team PPR leagues or half PPR or standard. Uh Javvante Williams obviously has been

8:25healthy for the most recent two seasons, but before that his availability was a little bit more spotted. The Dallas Cowboys are going to be a top five

8:32offense in the NFL. They have a very good offensive line. They're a team that tends to generate points for their running backs instead of needing the

8:38running backs to generate points for themselves, which is very important because Malik Davis is not very good.

8:43He's just the most bang average creative player. get in there. Cog in the machine style running back. He has been on the

8:50Cowboys since 2022. Has never really made an impact at all. In fact, actually two years ago, the the year Rico Da was

8:57a breakout. I sadly made a ton of my bets on Malik Davis. So, turned out to be wrong on that one. So, maybe don't

9:03listen to me about Malik Davis, but he would be another 15 to 20% guy. If you have a weak running back team, you for

9:08sure need to add Malik Davis. Next up, we have Naji Harris, who is It's very funny. He's in his Charger jersey here

9:14in the head shot that I pulled. But Naji Harris is the second running back. He is ahead of Tyrone Tracy for the New York

9:21Giants. There is certainly a chance that he ends up playing passing downs over Cam Scataboo. I think the Giants with Greg Roman, Brian Callahan, John

9:28Harbaugh, Matt Naggie. It's not going to be a very efficient offense. It's not going to be a very creative offense.

9:33They are going to be running the ball between the tackles a ton. Naji Harris, we don't like him as fantasy football

9:38nerds. We don't think he's efficient. We don't think he can score fantasy points over expectation because he can't. But Naji is a big dude who's actually more

9:46productive than you would think in the passing game. That's actually kind of always been his calling card. He's he's kind of like a fullback honestly. N like

9:52think of Naji Harris like John Allstat or Mike Allstart rather. And then you start to think well maybe I do actually

10:00want this guy in fantasy but I have Naji as a clear has to be owned in 12 team PPR leagues which is not a sentence I

10:06ever thought I would be saying in 2026.

10:08Keenan Allen did get the DUI, but after signing a one-year, $8 million deal with the Indianapolis Colts, I did I talked

10:14about Keenan Allen in the zero wide receiver video a couple days ago.

10:18There's nothing you or I can do about it. This dude is just going to average about 12 fantasy points per game for the

10:23first six weeks of the season. Once he gets, you know, I mean, this guy's old.

10:26We saw it last year. His his efficiency, his statistics really trailed off in the back half of the season. But while he's

10:32healthy, while he's feeling good, Keenan Allen is going to be a guy who is like probably a starter in fantasy football.

10:38Like literally probably a top 36 wide receiver. Would not surprise me if he has a negative impact on Josh DS and

10:44certainly is going to have a negative impact on Alec Pierce, who is not a targets per route run all-star. Keenan Allen, I mean, we are not that far, it's

10:52actually insane. We are only two and a half years removed from Keenan Allen averaging over 19 fantasy points per game for the Chargers. like it. It's

11:00insane how recently he was that good in fantasy football. Then we have Debo Samuel. You might be questioning, Davis, why do you have dribbling so much higher

11:09than Debo? I mean, Debo might be the running back, too, to open this season.

11:12Uh Debo again has been 100% drafted since he signed for the 49ers. But again, you know, I'm in a ton of these

11:18leagues that drafted early or maybe even 10 team leagues. But I think we are also going to get a lot of information about

11:24Debo relatively early in the season.

11:26Like what role is he going to have in that Australia game? If he has six catches and three rushes in that

11:32Australia game, I'm going to feel super super bullish about him. If he has, you know, 62% route participation, gets one kind of endound carry, is not featured

11:41in red zone packages, I'll feel a little bit worse. Stebo averaged 11 and a half points per game last year. But that was

11:47for a pretty putrid commanders team that had Marcus Mariota playing in half their games. He's now back with Kyle Shanahan, the guy who completely unlocked his

11:55ability to perform earlier on in his career. I mean, who can forget the crazy 16 touchdown Debo Samuel season. He is a

12:02guy that I feel is very attractive for fantasy football, but I think the range of outcomes is so wide for him where the

12:08range of outcomes for Keenan, the bands are much tighter. And I think the upside for the S tier guys in dribbling and

12:14lane is just better than what Debo can offer at this stage in his career. That is the A tier. Caleb Johnson, Malik

12:19Davis, Naji Harris, Keenan Allen, Debo Samuel. Next up we have Seth McGawan who honestly is pretty similar to Malik Davis. He would be in the B tier. He's

12:27more like a 5 to 10% guy. There's no real difference between Seth McGawan or Malik Davis or just these various other

12:35running back twos. I guess the the the deal with EMTT Johnson, the reason why I have Emtt Johnson so high is that I

12:40think he can carve out a smidgen a small amount of standalone value in fantasy football. I did not think McGawan was a

12:47very good prospect. Um actually he and Mike Washington Jr. shared a backfield one year. McGawan is also 24 years old.

12:55So it's not like I don't think there is a ton to see from him. The only thing I can offer you with the McGawan is that

13:00he has clearly beaten out DJ Giddens to be the running back too. And we know the Indianapolis Colts is just a very, very

13:06functional offense for running backs.

13:08Then we have Chris Bell. This one will also be controversial because some of you guys probably love Chris Bell. There was a chance that Chris Bell would have

13:15been a firstround pick in the NFL draft.

13:18But just let me show you guys the Miami Dolphins projections from my guy Mike Clay, and you tell me how bad you really

13:24want to own a receiver from this offense. 527 dropbacks from the quarterbacks. No one on the team is projected for more than 70 targets. My

13:32guy Mike Clay has him for 55 targets, 34 receptions, 449 yards, and two touchdowns. I know, look, I know we all

13:39love rookie wide receivers. I actually liked Chris Bell's prospect profile coming out of Louisville, but he is recovering from an ACL injury, so he

13:47will have, you know, he's got to get his confidence back. He's got to be feeling better about himself. If there is a

13:53breakout between Malik Washington, Caleb Douglas, Jaylen Tolbert, Chris Bell, it is probably going to be Chris Bell, but to me, he seems much more like a roster

14:02clogger where what would have to happen for you to confidently start Chris Bell?

14:06Like, think in your mind, how down bad would you have to be to start Chris Bell? Or how up good would Chris Bell

14:12have to be? And I just don't know like, can this dude earn 12 targets in a game?

14:17Can this dude earn nine targets in a game? Will a Dolphins wide receiver have eight catches in a game all season long?

14:22Like you might straight up just take no on that bet right now, which makes me think that it almost doesn't matter how

14:28good Chris Bell was as a prospect. He's just a little bit overvalued by fantasy managers. Then we have Kalin Black who

14:34it seems is going to be the running back too on the San Francisco 49ers when they open the season. Jordan James also came

14:40back from his injury and it's possible that Grant Con and the other 49ers beat Riders have just been wrong about who

14:46the running back two for the 49ers is.

14:48Also, the running back too might just be Debo Samuel, you know, in terms of standalone value. The 49ers backfield, one of the most valuable ones in fantasy

14:55football. We've had so many names be startable in fantasy football inside of these Shanahan offenses. It is just a perfect scheme. That zone blocking

15:03scheme with how good of a play color Shanahan is, just absolutely spits fantasy points. The thing I would be concerned about with both Kalin Black

15:10and Jordan James is the most valuable thing in the 49ers, the receiving work.

15:15And both Kalin Black and Jordan James were not great receiving prospects coming out of college. And we've seen this with Jordan Mason before where even

15:23if you are in a good role in that back field, you're not Christian McAffrey.

15:27Jordan Mason did not add fantasy points per game coming from receiving when he was starting there. So I I don't want to

15:33go crazy on Kalin Black. Like all of McGawan, Bell and Black would be sub 10% free agent acquisition budget guys for

15:40me. That's the B tier. the Ctier, we have Cyrus Allen, we have Eric All the tight end for the Cincinnati Bengals,

15:46and we have Jordan James. Cyrus Allen, I could see just leaving him out there in the waiver wire in that opening game

15:52against Denver. I don't think in week one we are going to be treated to too much of Cyrus Allen. I think the team is

15:57actually probably going to feature Rashi Rice pretty heavily. It sounds like Josh Simmons is not going to play in that week one game. So, the Chief's starting

16:04left tackle is going to be out. I think the sort of routes that Cyrus Allen runs, I think his potential role is what

16:09happens in the course of the season with Rashi and Worthy, does one of them play significantly worse than the other? Does

16:15one of them get injured or does one of them just get phased out of the offense?

16:18Frankly, if you were betting on one of them getting phased out of the offense right now, it probably would be Rice

16:23just based on the training camp clips, but I don't think that's going to happen. I was waiting for Cyrus Allen to

16:27basically show enough to beat out Taekquin Thornton in the offense because the way the Andy Reid offense works is all three wide receiver positions are

16:35fairly different. The Taekquin role is he's he's coming into that Justin Watson uh Marquez Valdez Scantling Sammy Watkins role that has existed for a long

16:45time and Cyrus is not that type of player. So I don't see Allen playing too much over Thornton. You could spend 5%

16:52on him. I I maybe am not buying as much as I was a month ago.

16:55Sounds like Eric All has a chance to just be the starting tight end for the Cincinnati Bengals ahead of Micahi in

17:02terms of being kind of that why move flanker tight end. However, we do know the way the Bengals do things under Zack

17:08Taylor is they basically have three tight ends and all three tight ends play a different position. I don't think Eric All is going to take over Drew Samples

17:14job and so that just limits the amount of routes that he can run. Jordan James sitting here in the C tier. There's a

17:20chance that the reporting has been wrong and that Jordan James is the running back too behind Christian McAffrey and not Kalin Black. We'll see on that one.

17:28Next up, we have Jacob Sailors. Just wanted to point him out. First off, this guy was basically the Christian McAffrey of the UFFL. Dan Campbell said the team,

17:35the Detroit Lions, feels good about having him as the running back too behind Jir Gibbs. That probably means there is no running back too behind Jir

17:42Gibbs. But we've known that Isaiah Pacheco, I mean, at least if you watch this channel, uh you've known that Isaiah Pacheco is undraftable all

17:49offseason long. I would rather have Sailors than Pacheco. And there's a chance that, you know, the way that the Lions schedule breaks out, there is a

17:56chance that Jacob Sailor is startable because they do start uh they do start against the Saints, which is uh against the Saints at home, which is a pretty

18:04good spot. You obviously would not want to use any of these backup players, you know, against the Buffalo Bills. But then they go Jets, Lions, Cardinals. The

18:14Lions are going to be favored by over a touchdown in all of those games. There might be some reserve mop up duty work

18:18there for Jacob Sailor. He's maybe a little bit more of a 14 team league guy or at least a waiverwire watch list guy,

18:24but I am intrigued to see what he can do because he was very, very good in spring football. I mean, I he's one of those

18:31guys I expect to make the jump from the UFFL to the NFL. Uh Jaylen Wright is the running back too for the Miami Dolphins.

18:38Were there to be anything that happened to Devin Achan? Jaylen Wright would certainly be I mean would he be a fantasy football starter? I was about to

18:46say he would be a fantasy football starter, but this dude and the cheek like the the Dolphins might just be such

18:51cheeks that he would not be. Uh and then we have Eli Raren. I want you guys to to really take a peek. I want you to look

18:57very closely at Eli Rarden in, you know, any kind of tight end premium league, any kind of deeper format, because I

19:04think he might run about 55% of the routes week one for the Patriots. But the the big questions here are if you

19:09were in a league that drafted early, should you really kind of spend it all on Lloyd, Stribbling, Washington, Lane, and Emma Johnson. And I would basically

19:18say, Lloyd, if you were in a deeper format, these FIFC main events, I think you're spending a minimum of 60% on him.

19:24I think a minimum of 50% on dribbling. I would probably do a protection bid for Mike Washington Jr., you know, a 33% bid

19:32on Mike Washington Jr., same for Jacobe Lane. EMTT Johnson would be the one I would be really trying to sneak through

19:38in those formats. You know, maybe 25%, 30%, 35% of your budget, but Emma Johnson, I think, is the crown jewel there. Uh, if you guys want more fantasy

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