Why High-Stakes Drafters Are So Much Higher on These Players
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Aug 27, 2026
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Brock BowersChris BrooksChris OlaveDalton KincaidDeshaun WatsonDontayvion WicksHarold FanninIsaiah LikelyJayden ReedJaylen WaddleJosh JacobsJuwan JohnsonMarShawn LloydMatthew Golden
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Brock Bowers
NegativeValue27:02
JJ Zachariason notes that in competitive leagues, he will draft Brock Bowers in the second round, which influences his strategy to avoid early-round quarterbacks.
Insight pageChris Brooks
NegativeDepth Chart24:50
Chris Brooks is mentioned as part of the Packers' running back depth chart alongside Josh Jacobs and MarShawn Lloyd.
Insight pageChris Olave
NegativeInjury24:49
JJ Zachariason expresses concern regarding Chris Olave's injury history, specifically citing concussion issues and the risk of 'hospital balls' from Derek Carr, alongside a recent minor practice incident where he had the wind knocked out of him.
Insight pageDalton Kincaid
PositiveBreakout28:45
JJ Zachariason identifies Dalton Kincaid as a high-upside late-round tight end target who has the potential to join the top-six group at the position.
Insight pageDeshaun Watson
NegativeUsage15:11
Deshaun Watson is the Browns' starting quarterback, noted for connecting with rookie Casey Conception on a slot fade during the preseason. JJ Zachariason views the Jaguars' defense at home against Watson and the Browns as a solid, chalky option for Week 1 survivor contests.
Insight pageDontayvion Wicks
PositiveUsage21:52
JJ Zachariason highlights positive offseason reports for Dontayvion Wicks, noting he is earning trust from Jordan Love and consistently seeing snaps with the first-team offense. Wicks is also noted for beating Patrick Surtain II for a first down in training camp, signaling his development.
Insight pageHarold Fannin
PositiveRole17:13
Harold Fannon is cited as a successful example of a player who achieved top-eight fantasy production by effectively utilizing underneath targets and yards after the catch.
Insight pageIsaiah Likely
PositiveBreakout28:45
JJ Zachariason identifies Isaiah Likely as a high-upside late-round tight end target who has the potential to join the top-six group at the position.
Insight pageJayden Reed
NegativeUsage20:01
Jayden Reed is noted for missing time after week two of the previous season due to a collarbone injury, though he remains a key part of the Packers' offense alongside other emerging receivers.
Insight pageJaylen Waddle
NegativeProjection15:54
Ian Hartitz compares Casey Conpion's potential rookie season to Jaylen Waddle's early career, where Waddle was a target funnel in an offense with subpar quarterback play.
Insight pageJosh Jacobs
PositiveValue23:55
JJ Zachariason dismisses suspension rumors surrounding Josh Jacobs as 'fake news' and advises fantasy managers to 'buy the dip' on his current draft value.
Insight pageJuwan Johnson
PositiveValue23:11
JJ Zachariason ranks Juwan Johnson as his TE16, noting he is the last tight end he is comfortable starting in Week 1. Zachariason highlights Johnson's potential for positive touchdown regression after catching only three scores on 102 targets last year, and notes he is being drafted 10 spots lower than his TE12 finish last season.
Insight pageMarShawn Lloyd
NegativeDepth Chart24:50
MarShawn Lloyd is mentioned as part of the Packers' running back depth chart alongside Josh Jacobs and Chris Brooks.
Insight pageMatthew Golden
PositiveValue17:32
Ian Hartitz ranks Matthew Golden as his WR43, viewing him as a bargain at his WR46 FFPC and WR57 Yahoo ADP. Despite a difficult rookie season, Golden is supported by positive training camp reports from Jordan Love and Matt LaFleur, and he demonstrated efficiency in limited opportunities last year, including multiple games with five-plus targets. He also showed promise in camp by beating Patrick Surtain II for a first down.
Insight pageMichael Pittman
NegativeValue17:24
Michael Pittman Jr. is used as a benchmark for fantasy value and ranking tiers, with JJ Zachariason currently ranking Dontayvion Wicks ahead of him.
Insight pageParker Washington
PositiveValue0:29
JJ Zachariason identifies Parker Washington as a priority target in rounds five and six of full PPR drafts, ranking him as his WR25. Washington shows a significant ADP gap, sitting at WR26 in FFPC drafts versus WR32 on Yahoo. His breakout potential is supported by a 27% target share and 19.1 PPR points per game over the final five games of last season, a stretch that coincided with Trevor Lawrence's best play. Travis Hunter is not considered a threat to his role, as Hunter is primarily working as a backup to Brian Thomas Jr.
Insight pageRashod Bateman
PositiveValue23:55
JJ Zachariason suggests Rashod Bateman is a buy-the-dip candidate because he is essentially free in fantasy drafts and unlikely to face suspension.
Insight pageTravis Hunter
NegativeRole2:30
JJ Zachariason clarifies that Travis Hunter is not a direct threat to Parker Washington's role, as Hunter is primarily working as a backup to Brian Thomas Jr. rather than competing for slot or outside receiver snaps across the board.
Insight pageTucker Kraft
NegativeUsage25:19
JJ Zachariason notes that while Tucker Kraft is talented, he will be on a snap count during the first half of the season, as confirmed by the player himself.
Insight pageTyreek Hill
NegativeRole16:06
Tyreek Hill is mentioned as the player who changed the target distribution for Jaylen Waddle in Miami.
Insight pageWan'Dale Robinson
PositiveValue22:26
JJ Zachariason highlights Wan'Dale Robinson as a massive value, noting his WR63 ADP on Yahoo is absurd compared to his WR41 FFPC ADP and his history as a top-15 PPR wide receiver last year. Robinson's target floor and role in a PPR-friendly system make him a priority target in full PPR formats, especially in leagues with three wide receivers and three flex spots.
Insight pageWoody Marks
PositiveSleeper4:39
Ian Hartitz ranks Woody Marks as his RB44, viewing him as an undervalued sleeper compared to his RB47 ADP at FFPC and RB54 at Yahoo. Marks offers standalone value beyond handcuff status, supported by elite collegiate production with 261 career receptions. Hartitz suggests he could split backfield touches closer to 50/50 with David Montgomery than the market currently anticipates.
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Episode Transcript
0:00Today I'm breaking down five players who were going significantly earlier in high stakes FFPC fantasy football drafts compared to Yahoo fantasy. So not trying
0:09to saying the Joe's never know more than the Joe's out here. But again, we have many, many, many millions of dollars for
0:16the high stakes drafters to be right. It is at least noticeable and something we should be cognizant of when we see them
0:21again so far ahead in their ranks and their drafts over certain players compared to the Yahoo users. So with that guys, let's get after it with
0:29training camp superstar Jaguars wide receiver one. I think we can say at this point Parker Washington, wide receiver 26 over at FFPC, just a wide receiver 32
0:40in the Yahoo streets. I'm buying into the hype, guys. He's my wide receiver 25. I took him in round five of a
0:46fantasy draft today and I understand that could look freaking ridiculous in six short months, but as things stand right now, I really am buying in
0:55obviously. So, 27% target share, 19.1 PPR points per game across the final five games of last season, which just so happened to coincide with the best
1:05football we've seen from Trevor Lawrence. And really a white hot Jaguars team that again lost in the wildard round uh to the Bills, but really were
1:13playing some of their best football down the stretch. And that is meaningful to me, okay? Because I've looked at these breakout wide receivers in the second
1:21half of a season and actually looked at the Michael Wilson's, the Jerry Judies of the world who did it on kind of dead
1:26in the water teams that had no chance of making the playoffs compared to guys like Parker Washington who were on teams
1:32very much in the thick of the playoff hunt. And it really was alarming just how many busts came from that former
1:37dead in the water group. So, we're feeling good about what Washington achieved last season in the midst of a playoff push from the Jaguars. And then
1:44looking ahead to this year, it just seems like we've gotten more answers and questions every step of the way when trying to project what his role is
1:50actually going to look like. Travis Hunter potential problem. He's been playing full-time defense, even specifically only backing up Brian Thomas Jr. hand up. That was a mistake I
2:00made drafting a little bit too much Travis Hunter as a late round dart. I thought it was going to be a situation
2:04where if any of Jacobe Meyers, Parker Washington, or BTJ missed time, Hunter would be thrust more into their position that was left open. Not the case. He
2:12really is only the backup for BTJ. At least that's what it sounds like from training camp. So again, not going to be
2:18seeing a ton of Hunter out there seemingly regardless if any of these guys are missing time perhaps with the exception of BTJ who by the way banged
2:26up his shoulder. I think he's fine.
2:27Wasn't the non-cont jersey. Also Jacobe Myers jammed right hand thumb. He's had his hand in the brace. So already a few
2:34somewhat concerning issues going on.
2:36Don't think BTJ or Myers are gonna be missing week one or anything for the record, but clearly it's the Parker Washington show and we've heard that
2:44when I was actually able to get John Shipley, one of the Ace Jaguars beat reporters on this very YouTube channel, asked him about 12 personnel, 13
2:51personnel formations, and he has been adamant that the Jaguars are really struggling to ever take Parker Washington off the field. So, we saw
2:58what he did down the stretch last year and even just the entire season, guys.
3:02Like where do you think just think about it for a sec where do you think Parker Washington ranked last season as a whole
3:08in PPR points per game?
3:1132nd.
3:12That surprised me. I thought it would have been high 40s or something like that. He was already the wide receiver 32 last season playing a part-time role.
3:24down the stretch he was a wide receiver one in the role that honestly just trying to rationally look at what it
3:30could be this year makes the most sense for him to be once again filling. So those were the concerns. It was like
3:36well he did it without Travis Hunter in the situation. Well from everything we can tell he's not really so much going
3:41to be in the situation again. Year two Liam Cohen and Taw system. I believe in the offensive upside. I believe in the
3:48play caller. I believe in the QB and I believe in the Park of Washington talent. Do you need more reasons to
3:53believe in this man? I got one. Did you guys see the Jaguars? I don't think they're the prettiest uniforms ever. I
4:00also haven't put a football helmet or pads on in the last, you know, 12 years at this point. So, I'm going to reserve some of my swag
4:09aesthetic judgment and kind of let the young kids figure it out a little more.
4:12But regardless, all right, they did their kind of uniform reveal. Five dudes. Guess who was in the front?
4:17Parker Washington said, "Stand aside, Trevor Lawrence. I'm the star of this show. Parker Washington front and center. He literally has Chop Wood and
4:25Carrie Water tatted on his forearms.
4:27Parker Washington to the freaking moon, everyone. He's on wide receiver 25. Ivan has the same tier as Christian Watson, Jameson Williams, and DJ Moore. Priority
4:35target in round five and six in full PPR formats.
4:39Up next, we have Texans running back Woody Marks going off the board as the RB 47 over FFPC, RB 54 over Nyahoo
4:46Streets. Again, I am siding more so with the pros on this one. He is my RB44 simply because we're looking at a guy
4:53who is priced with a bunch of just direct handcuffs with no chance for standalone value. And I do think Markx has a little bit of a chance to get
5:00there. Unlikely that we're going to be putting Woody Marks into our RB2 spot or even flex and be feeling overly good
5:06about it. But man, Texas B reporter John Alexander quote the split between Monty and Woody might not be 50/50, but we'll
5:13be close. It seems like we've been pricing these guys throughout the offseason or at least the community has more so as the Dave Montgomery show and
5:21maybe it will be okay.
5:24But he is the sort of compliment that we could see the pass down roll emerge.
5:29Woody Marks caught 261 passes in his college career. Do you guys know how insane that is? I have talked about Woody Marks a couple times on these
5:38podcasts and every single time in my show notes I've had to go back and double check and be like, "Wait, 261.
5:44There's no right. It's the second most collegiate catches in a career among all division one running backs since 2000.
5:52Shout out to Texas Tech legend Torian Henderson for having 303 back in the early like Cliff Kingsbury I think days 2002 and 2005. So last season that was
6:02the strength of Woody Marks. 24 catches, 28 yards, and three touchdowns. He couldn't get anything going on the ground. I don't think he's some special
6:10gamechanging talent on the ground. That said, I think we all agree the Houston Texans O line suck last year. It wasn't
6:16like he was being put in a great position. Should we maybe give him a little more credit? The sort of credit
6:21we give guys like Ashen Genty, Quinnon Jensen. I think both those guys are better than Woody Marks, but maybe Woody Mars is average and he's not terrible on
6:29the ground like some of the numbers said last season. Even if he is terrible on the ground, the receiving stuff obviously looks good. We saw that in
6:36college and we also saw that at the NFL level. That's the standalone argument, okay, about him maybe making this 5545 with Monty. The handcuff argument really
6:46isn't one. We're confident here. I did my long ranking about again, if every RB1 exited the picture, where would we be ranking the RB2s? I think I had Woody
6:55RB8 in large part because we saw this coaching staff give him a three- down roll last year. He handled at least 15
7:02touches in all but two of his final 10 games. His snap rates were regularly around 70% which is exactly what we want
7:08to see out of a true Bellcow RB1. He reached a peak of 87% guys. You look at the rest of this running back room.
7:16There's no one that should be concerning us. No one that concerns me at least.
7:20Jar Jordan, Noah Weddington, Owen Wright, 5 foot2 dudes Duce Vaughn. We don't even have Dario Gumbbo out there anymore to worry about. Not that he was
7:29ever a huge concern, but some of the pass down stuff. Woody marks to me guys same tier as Taj Spears and Marshon
7:37Lloyd. These are the last sort of RBs who again probably not but you could imagine you know the standalone value but at a minimum really good handcuff
7:45upside. Love love love tacking on Woody Marks roster of all shapes and sizes and the double digit rounds. three more players I want to break down. But first
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8:26There are I literally guys get lost sometimes in all of our tools at Roto Wire, which yeah, I know we do a better
8:32job of showing you just everything we have, but so many possibilities. And again, if you're just trying to get a little bit of extra help in this draft
8:38season, code Ian 35, want to support the show, code IN35. Just saying. Anyways, back to business. Browns wide receiver Casey Conception. If you've been
8:48following my videos, you know I am in fantasy football love with this rookie wide receiver. one of my favorite sleepers and the folks at FFPC seem to
8:57be agreeing with me. Wide receiver 43 over in those streets. Even I can't quite get that high. He's my wide receiver 46. Still very much so a
9:04bargain as the wide receiver 55 over in Yahoo Fantasy. So great preseason debut in terms of what he was able to do.
9:11Catching that slot fade from Deshun Watson, scoring a touchdown on the reverse. And then really more so important to me was the usage. Mentioned
9:18the reverse also had a pop pass. Also had a part return he almost busted. Todd Mccin has been adamant that he just
9:23wants to get the ball in this dude's hands and it really does seem like that he's being given that focal point
9:28feature just kind of treatment at this point. All right, week two, we did still see Denzel Boston going out there with
9:34the first team offense. Not KC, he got the veteran, not veteran, just the I'm a freaking baller rest day out there. So
9:41Todd Monkins new Flowers from the looks of it, it would be a lot cooler if he had a quarterback. But man, I feel like
9:49that's more than priced in at this point. I think we could be looking at a very similar rookie season as to what
9:54Jaylen Wadd did before he had to deal with Tyreek, before he got Mike McDaniel in town. In that season, Jaylen Wadd was
10:01also priced as a wide receiver for in fantasy. He was someone where we said, "Oh man, Batua hasn't been very good.
10:07What can we really expect from him?" But you looked at the offense and it did seem like they'd have to try to funnel
10:11targets to someone and that someone was Jaylen Wadd. That's what I think is going to be happening here with Casey Conpion. No, I don't think that Deshawn
10:19and then very soon after Deshaawn inevitably gets benched, Shador Sanders is necessarily going to lead this top five scoring offense or anything like
10:25that. But if we are in that situation, what do we want underneath targets who you're able to more easily design touches to and then can make a lot of
10:33pay after the catch? Is that not exactly what helped Harold Fannon put up top eight numbers of the position last season? That's what I'm talking about.
10:40So, I think Casey deserves to be right there with guys like Mai Lemon, Michael Pitman, and Matthew Golden. And again, outside the top 50 wide receivers in
10:48Yahoo Fantasy. Miss me with that. Love me some Casey Conception.
10:52Up next, Packers wide receiver Matthew Golden. Guys, my wide receiver 43.
10:57Little bit cheaper than that. Even FFPC is the wide receiver 46 over there. Just the wide receiver 57 on Yahoo. By the
11:04way, guys, I am using the positional ADP here just because there are some changes in FFPC versus Yahoo. FFPC uses tight
11:10end premium. So, that kind of bumps up the tight ends over the wide receivers.
11:14And also a lot of the Yahoo ADP is trying to use base 10 team leagues. I think they're what 12 or 13, you know,
11:20round drafts. So you end up seeing a bunch of guys kind of group together around that 130 ADP mark. So trying to
11:26use the overall ranges just didn't make much sense to me. So again, that's why I'm sticking to positional ADP for the
11:33record. But yeah, guys, Matthew Golden, the rookie season was rough. It really was. And the history of round one wide receivers having sub 500 yards without
11:43like an injury taking out half their year is literally bust. Not all of them.
11:48Shout out the lake great Demarius Thomas rough rookie year and got going. It wasn't great last year and it wasn't great in a season where he ran a little
11:57hot in terms of having the opportunity.
11:59Christian Watson missed the first half of the year. Jaden Reed was out after week two and had that collar bone injury. But Romeo Dobs, Dantavian Wixs,
12:07two guys where Dobs went to New England, got 70 mil. Wix is having a great camp in Philly. Apparently they're wide
12:13receiver too right now.
12:16They were five deep at wide receiver last year. So I feel like Golden getting a little mogged from Dobs and Wix maybe
12:24in the moment felt a little worse than it actually was in reality. We only saw Golden have three games with five or
12:32more targets and he did well in them.
12:33Five catches, 58 yards. Three catches, 86 yards, four catches, 84 yards, and a touchdown. And these aren't even games where he had 13 targets. You know what
12:43I'm saying? I pull it up right now and double check. I think his most targets in the game was six. It really was. He
12:49had six against the Cowboys. Also could have had another 40 yards if he didn't run into his own dude in that deep ball. Five in that playoff
12:56game against the Bears when he finally scored a touchdown.
13:00This is also an organization that we've seen constantly kind of slow play their wide receivers early in their career.
13:05James Jones, Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb, and yes, of course, the poster child for this, Devonte Adams.
13:12All the talk from Jordan Love and Matt Laflur alike throughout the training camp, throughout the off season has been positive with Golden. We've seen with
13:20the first team offense, he's out there and he's getting the few snaps with multiple tight ends on the field. beat Patrick Sertan for a first down. A nice
13:30fourth down play. Showing the trust level from Jordan Love, Christian Watson, Jaden Reed, Matthew Golden. What if the answer is just yes,
13:38guys?
13:42All the Josh Jacobs stuff. First of all, be better whoever is still at underdog at this point spreading that fake news.
13:51For what it's worth with the Josh Jacobs thing, guys, I'll read you the full quote so we don't have to go off some
13:56clickbay headline.
13:58The Packers GM was asked for his plans on if slash when Josh Jacobs is suspended and he responded, "We've obviously been preparing for that in
14:06case that happens, but at the same time, I feel really good about the guys we have in that room." He got asked if
14:14Jacobs is going to be suspended and if they're going to do anything about it and he said, "Yeah, we've been preparing
14:20for that in case it happens." What do you want him to say?
14:26Right.
14:28Could Jacobs be suspended? Yeah, it's possible. My guy Drew Davenport does not think it's going to be. I also tend to
14:35air on the side of the NFL. Always drags their fee with this stuff. I do not think Jacobs or Rashad Baitman are going
14:40to be suspended. I will happily buy the dip on both, mostly just Jacobs because Baitman's free anyway and fantasy drafts. Anyway, that said, Josh Jacobs,
14:50Marshon Lloyd, Chris Brooks is an offensive line that Roire and a bunch of other companies that do try to grade that sort of performance. Don't love.
14:59Wouldn't it make sense if Matt Laflur just opens up this offense finally? Let Jordan Love cook. He's got the efficiency numbers of one of the best
15:06quarterbacks in the league. That's just a fact. I'm not saying he's in my top five, but if we did a top 10 quarterback
15:13list, even if you don't have Jordan Love in it, he should be in the others receiving votes. You know what I'm
15:17saying?
15:19It's going to be Watson, Reed, and Golden being featured. And I know Tucker Craft's a dog, but he's already come out
15:24and told us himself that he's going to be on a snap count of sorts in the first half of this year. God forbid Jacobs is
15:30suspended.
15:32I don't think we're gonna just see a runheavy offense. I think we see Doran Love chucking the ball around in an
15:39offense that we've heard from my guy Eli Burkowitz who came on again this channel to help talk us through the situation
15:44that could be using more pace that could be embracing the pass game a little more. Then we have a first round talent
15:50and an offense we like with a play caller we respect and a quarterback who even if you don't love you have to admit
15:56does have some pretty nicy passing efficiency measures and we can get him outside the top 55 dudes at the freaking position. So for me, I have Matthew
16:05Golden ahead of guys like Michael Pitman and admittedly Casey Conception as that tiebreaker being their offense. But yes, if you are in these later rounds, you
16:12still need yourself another wide receiver. Absolute prime option to get.
16:16And you know, if you did find yourself going early at quarterback, going early at tight end, it's something where, and I've talked about this previously, but
16:24when I get when I'm in a competitive league and I get Brock Bowers round two, I'm not taking an early quarterback as
16:31well. I'm afraid I'm going to fall too far behind at running back and wide receiver because guys like Matthew Golden aren't going to be there. I'm
16:36still in my 10 team ESPN league though.
16:38My dad and his work friends, I'm sure they love being in there with me. That's the league where I will go elite tight
16:44end and quarterback because I'm confident that those dudes are just kind of looking at the ESPN ADP and I actually will be able to get pretty much
16:51every sleeper eye of my list. So, you guys know your leaguemates better than me. And again, if you are confident that
16:56you're going to be able to load up and get pretty much your pick of the litter at some of these wide receiver values,
17:01guys like Golden can really help you just load up at other positions earlier in your draft. Got to remember that opportunity cost sometimes. And of
17:07course, the guys you are drafting with.
17:09One more wide receiver that honestly caught me by surprise, guys. First though, you guys want to do some Survivor with me? Fantasy football
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18:25Two more, guys. I lied. I'm holding out.
18:28Did I do six on this one? I did. Six players. That's a high stakes leagues like more than casuals. All right.
18:35Titans wide receiver Juan Dale Robinson.
18:38Wide receiver 41 FFPC. wide receivers 63 over in the Yahoo streets. I even 53.
18:46I've been much more on the side of FFPC with these so far. This one I can't even get that far into it. But man, 41 verse
18:5463. I literally had to double check the Yahoo PPR ranks because it surprised me he's that low. I get it. He's not a fun
19:01click. But you know what is fun? Fantasy points. And he WAS A TOP 15 wide receiver last year and PPR points per
19:09game. You look at the rest of these guys, Puka, JSN, Jamar Chase, Aman, Rob, Rashi, Pickings, London, A, Nico, AJ, Basiti, Zay, and T. Higgins, they're all
19:19consensus top 20 wide receivers. Devonte Adams is around the top 24 because look at him, he's old. Wide receivers 63, Juan Dale Robinson. Even if you expand
19:29it and you don't look at the top 15, you look at the top 24. Quinton Johnson and Stefon Diggs are the only other guys
19:35priced at wide receiver 40 or lower.
19:38I know I've had a similar comment about Alvin Chimera with this. You look at all the running backs have scored 18 or more
19:45PPR points over the past two seasons and it's like, wow, Alvin Camra is really cheap compared to the other guys, but
19:50he's old. I get it. And they brought in Travis Etchen. Wando Robinson is not old.
19:57He's going to a new team, but it's a new team that paid him $70 million to go there. It's a new team that brought in
20:03his old coach. He's only 25 still, guys.
20:09As much as we want to slander these pints side slot maybe saying they don't have upside top 15 fantasy numbers sounds pretty cool. We're doing full PPR
20:20today guys. And Juanell Robinson he's a king in those streets. Even in 2024 he was a wide receiver 42.
20:31And that was the true scam Dale Robinson year. Last year he was actually getting to work downfield more. did some really
20:36good things with Jackson Dart off script. Man, I can't say I've gone out of my way to get the guy, but those
20:43points are points and wide receivers 63 price tag.
20:48Wild to me, man. I got my head of Dobs, Coker, Cleo Shakur, and Denzel Boston.
20:55At least in full PPR. I don't think this Titans offense is going to be good, but the Giants offenses haven't been good
21:00these last two years. Were they not good? because maybe they kept spending and throwing 140 targets to Juan Delale Robinson maybe played a factor.
21:09I don't think the Titans are going to be good this year. I think Cam Ward can exist in those two and a half seconds
21:15and getting the snap and tossing a short pass to Wale Robinson. Those things add up in a hurry in full PPR land. So,
21:23usually in a situation like this, you'd have to worry about the lack of continuity. But having Dable there, having an offense where we're not
21:33exactly terrified of target competition, I'd like to think Carninal Tape will at some point catch a pass in a professional football game. Maybe not
21:41though. Now he will probably just hasn't happened yet. Just saying.
21:46Wide receiver 63 Yahoo fantasy. Wondale Robinson. Very, very nice value.
21:51Particularly in leagues, guys, where you got the three flexes and you got the three wide receivers. Really do like Wandale Robinson going that late in
21:57drafts. someone that as I continue to get my last few drafts under my belt here as the season is about to get
22:02going, I do want to try to prioritize again potentially not potentially, especially in full PPR formats. This time, the last player for sure, Saints
22:11tight end Jawan Johnson, FFPC ADP, tight end 15, just a tight end 22 over at Yahoo. I am closer to the FFPC side of
22:19things. He is my tight end 16. I have him as basically the last tight end that I am fine drafting and starting in week
22:25one. I have Jake Ferguson and Dallas Scott just in front of them. Behind him, I have Chica Conquo and Terence Ferguson
22:31has more so those lottery ticket types.
22:33So, look, last year went pretty great. Third most third most receiving yards among tight ends. Only Kyle Pitts and Trey McBride
22:40have more. Only three touchdowns on 102 targets.
22:44Sounds like a reasonable situation to expect some positive aggression there.
22:49Crystal Lave. We live in a world now where it was a minor breaking story that Crystal Lave got the wind knocked out
22:56him at the end of practice. The blood clot stuff isn't good.
23:00Let's face it, doesn't exactly have the best concussion history as well, particularly when Derek Carr was throwing him hospital balls every game.
23:08With Jawan Johnson, he just finished as a tight end 12 last season. He was even better when Tyler Shuck was under
23:13center.
23:15Weeks nine through 18, 11.5 PPR points per game. That was good for 10 and nine treatment. So, we have a guy in the same
23:22offense with the same quarterback with the same target competition for at least the first month and a half while Jordan Tyson is sidelined
23:31being priced 10 spots lower than where he finished last year. That's pretty wild to me, man. He averaged 75% snaps per game on the season, three games
23:41north of 90%. They drafted Oscar Dope.
23:44They brought in Noah Famp.
23:48Maybe they're more problematic than Foster Marone and Taesm Hill were last year. But at the same time, like we saw those guys come in, limit Jawan snaps a
23:56little bit because he was going north of 90% early on. Then it kind of faded down a little bit. But those dudes were
24:01healthy down the stretch of last season.
24:02That did not stop Jawan from doing his thing. Maybe Devon Vele, who also actually was doing pretty nice down the stretch last season, maybe he's more so
24:10number two, but it easily could be Jawan Johnson in the first six weeks of this season. Even if because look, let's face
24:17it, I'd prefer to have a better tight end than Jawan Johnson starting in week one. If I don't get Bowowers or Lovelin
24:23the first four rounds, my attention is then going to Isaiah Likely and Dolan Concincaid. Those are the two guys that in the late round streaks I do think
24:29have the most upside to actually be joining that top six group. Because if we don't think we have top six upside,
24:35what are we doing? I'll wait for someone like Jawan.
24:38If you do go after George KD or Tucker Craft, guys who we are worried about, man, they're easing him back in or man,
24:46he doesn't quite look like he has all his juice back. Jawan Johnson is your guy because it's a first half play and I
24:53can see him still being okay if and when Tyson is back. Not like we can exactly give him the benefit of the doubt with
24:58staying healthy anyway, you know, which breaks my heart.
25:02Oh, I was going through my teams. I've drafted so much. Jordan Tyson, sad. Jawan Johnson, I have him right behind Jake Ferguson. Dallas Goddard,
25:12the last and cheapest tight end you can reliably start in week one and feel some good about it. Another reason why late
25:19round tight end, first or last rookie body mindset for me this year, very much fine playing in those streets. But guys,
25:25that's going to wrap up this video. If you like the video, please like the video. Hitting that subscribe button always helps as well. will be getting
25:30some drafts out here. I recorded this on Wednesday night, so it should be live on Thursday, but I am actually going to
25:36FFPC with my dude Rich Reebar on Thursday night in about 35 minutes. I want to go to the store and get some
25:42Kona Big before this one. I got time.
25:45Dwayne McFarland and myself, Real Time Sports Streets. That's right, me and the Rock back drafting. Gonna have my boy Johnny Dagel from ETR on next week also
25:53doing some drafts and doing some more with Dwayne. I'm hoping to have like five or six different draft streams that should be available where you guys again
26:00think you should get out there and do some best ball drafts, get some reps. We got our free mock draft tool over at
26:04Rotoire as well. Like there's a lot of nice things that we are trying to provide, but also just getting to watch
26:09some of us alleged experts be on the clock, be in high pressure situations, talk it through. I really do think it
26:15can be helpful for your draft. So anyway, keep an eye out for all that and also just best of luck in those drafts.
26:20I know you guys have a lot going on. I will be having my ultimate fantasy football draft strategy guide going live
26:26on rotowire.com before this weekend. I'm also going to have again tears in that advice and kind of like a cheat sheet
26:31for you if you are into that kind of thing. Ian35 if you are into that kind of thing. So anyway guys, that's going
26:36to do it for me. Until next time, take care everybody.
