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Last Minute Draft Cram: 2 Buys, 2 Fades, 1 Big Tip

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1 min
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Sep 6, 2026
Published
Sun, September 6, 2026
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Bo NixBrock PurdyChase BrownJared GoffJaylen WaddleKyler MurrayQuinshon JudkinsRashee Rice
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Bo Nix

PositiveValue0:51

Ian Hartitz recommends waiting until rounds 12 or 13 to draft a quarterback, identifying Bo Nix as a viable target available in that range.

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Brock Purdy

PositiveValue0:51

Ian Hartitz recommends waiting until rounds 12 or 13 to draft a quarterback, identifying Brock Purdy as a viable target available in that range.

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Chase Brown

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Ian Hartitz is in on Chase Brown in round two, citing the potential for 300-plus touches in a Bengals offense that could finish first in scoring.

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Jared Goff

PositiveValue0:51

Ian Hartitz recommends waiting until rounds 12 or 13 to draft a quarterback, identifying Jared Goff as a viable target available in that range.

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Jaylen Waddle

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Ian Hartitz is a big fan of drafting Jaylen Waddle in the round four or five range, noting he is the clear-cut number one wide receiver for a quarterback who led the NFL in passing attempts.

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Kyler Murray

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Ian Hartitz recommends waiting until rounds 12 or 13 to draft a quarterback, identifying Kyler Murray as a viable target available in that range.

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Quinshon Judkins

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Ian Hartitz is out on Quinshon Judkins in round five, expressing concern about the Browns' offensive situation and a lack of projected scoring opportunities or pass-game targets.

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Rashee Rice

NegativeBust0:25

Ian Hartitz is fading Rashee Rice in round three, citing an abundance of red flags and labeling him a limited football player to be avoiding in the top 36 picks.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00If you're cramming in the last minute
0:01for your draft, I got you. Two players
0:03that I'm in on at ADP, two players that
0:05I'm fading, and one final piece of
0:07advice to help you crush your draft. I
0:08am in on Bengals running back Chase
0:10Brown in round two. 300-plus touches in
0:12offense that could easily finish first
0:14in scoring, and it would not surprise
0:15any of us. I also am a big fan of
0:17drafting Jaylen Waddle in the round
0:18four, round five range. We're talking
0:20about Sean Payton's clear-cut number one
0:22wide receiver with a quarterback that
0:23just led the NFL in passing attempts.
0:25I'm out on Rashee Rice in round three.
0:27There is an abundance of red flags here.
0:29I simply do not want to take such a
0:30limited football player in the top 36
0:32picks of my draft. I am also out on
0:34Quinsahwn Judkins in round five. He
0:35might be a great real-life player, but
0:37you know what isn't a great real-life
0:38situation? The Browns offense. I am very
0:40much concerned about Judkins not having
0:42any scoring opportunities or pass game
0:44targets. And finally, guys, wait at
0:46quarterback as long as possible. Do not
0:48get caught up in the mess in the middle
0:49of rounds. Wait, wait, wait till round
0:5112 and 13. Brock Purdy, Bo Nix, Jared
0:53Goff, Kyler Murray still on the board,
0:55right there for you.

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