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Brock Bowers is highly regarded by the team, with the GM and coach Todd Monken explicitly comparing Harold Fannin Jr. to him as a benchmark for potential.

Cam Skattebo was under consideration as a potential draft pick in the FFPC format.

The source views Chris Godwin as a structural round seven pick rather than an edge-gaining selection, noting that passing on him is not a team-breaking decision because similar player bets are available in rounds eight and nine.

Chris Olave is a priority draft target who finished as the WR7 last year despite playing in a poor offense. The source highlights his incredible usage, including high target share and air yard share, and suggests he could return to WR1 status if the Saints' offense takes a significant step forward under Kellen Moore.

The source expresses strong interest in Chris Rodriguez, noting they would have fought to draft him had he reached their pick.

The source identifies Christian McCaffrey as a potential option being considered for their current draft pick.

The source characterizes Chuba Hubbard as a 'compiler' who lacks explosive runs and is not a great receiver, arguing that Jonathan Brooks is a more explosive player with more juice in the passing game and was expected to take over the backfield even before Hubbard's injury.

The source slightly increased the ranking gap between Colston Loveland and Luther Burden following Burden's injury, though this adjustment is minor and does not fundamentally change the source's overall draft strategy.

The source explicitly prefers Dallas Goedert over Mark Andrews for the current fantasy season, indicating he would have lobbied for Goedert as a superior edge at the tight end position.

The source identifies Dalton Kincaid as a player he would have been excited to draft and would have lobbied for had he been available in the round prior to selecting Mark Andrews.

Devon Achane is viewed as a unique receiving benchmark for running backs. The source notes he has been drafted inside the first round recently, which they consider slightly early, and clarifies that while they expect Derrick Henry to be involved in the passing game, he is not expected to replicate Achane's specific high-volume receiving usage.

The source acknowledges the argument that Denzel Boston and Kacy Concepcion could compete for targets with Fanning, but argues that Fanning will still see an exceptional target share early in the season because the competitors are rookies.

Ryan Heath argues that Derrick Henry is undervalued at his current ADP, citing his efficiency as a receiver and massive touchdown equity in a high-powered Ravens offense. The source views him as an ideal 'Hero RB' anchor with 17-18 points per game potential and spike-week upside. Pairing Henry with Lamar Jackson is described as a 'broken' matchup cheat code for best ball tournaments, as the correlation between a quarterback and a non-pass-catching running back is often underrated for season-long upside.

Ryan Heath ranks DeVonta Smith as his highest available wide receiver, projecting him to fully take over the role vacated by A.J. Brown in the offense.

The source ranks Drake Maye as their QB2, placing him ahead of Lamar Jackson in their updated rankings due to his high upside.

The source expresses high interest in Emeka Egbuka, noting significant exposure in main event drafts, though they acknowledge concern regarding a toe injury.

Garrett Wilson is a high-priority target and a high-usage player, currently ranked ahead of Luther Burden due to his health and positive team vibes. He is projected for a 30% target share, with a 140-target floor and 170-target ceiling if he stays healthy with Geno Smith at quarterback.

Harold Fannin Jr. is a priority draft target and an underrated number one option poised for a breakout. The source prefers him over reaching for running backs to avoid a 'nightmare scenario' at tight end. He is compared to Brock Bowers by team staff and is expected to see an exceptional target share early in the season despite competition from rookies.

The source identifies Isaiah Likely as a high-value target in round seven, personally favoring him as a top position player pick despite disagreement from their co-host, Ryan.

The source selects J.K. Dobbins in round eight as a stable early-season presence for roster builds that waited on their RB2 position, specifically to pair with Jonathan Brooks.

The source uses Jameson Williams as a benchmark for target share, noting that Sam LaPorta has consistently been ahead of him in the pecking order throughout their careers.

Jaxon Smith-Njigba is a priority target and foundational piece for the source, especially in FFPC formats due to his fit in the extra flex structure. The source has been ahead of the market on him since last year, citing his awesome usage and pure upside. A starting build of Trey McBride and Jaxon Smith-Njigba is considered a high-upside, albeit 'scary' strategy.

The source ranks Jayden Daniels as their QB3, noting that he is very close to or ahead of Lamar Jackson in their updated rankings.

The source highlights Jayden Reed as a strong flex option, noting that his fantasy upside has been historically suppressed by limited usage in two-receiver sets and a crowded Packers rotation. With potential for increased route participation and target concentration among star players, he is viewed as a high-upside pick.

The source compares Derrick Henry to Jonathan Taylor, noting that Henry offers similar upside despite being drafted a full round later in ADP.

Jonathan Brooks is viewed as a reasonable RB2 pick for teams that already have a Derrick Henry, noting his explosive potential and superior receiving skills compared to Chuba Hubbard. While the source ranks him behind Rhamondre Stevenson due to team offense quality, Brooks is considered to have high theoretical upside and a more projectable Week 1 role following the Hubbard injury. Despite some concerns about his round five ADP, he is a priority target whose ADP is expected to rise.

Jordan Addison is currently flagged for injury concerns, with the source noting that his situation has opened up the 'injury box' for consideration.

The source expresses a preference for Josh Downs as a draft target, noting they would have preferred him over other available options during their roster construction.

Josh Jacobs was under consideration as a potential draft pick in the FFPC format.

Justin Jefferson is classified as a fade for the source in this year's drafts, with specific reasoning provided in their draft guide.

Lamar Jackson is a top-tier quarterback and a viable threat to Josh Allen, with elite fantasy points per game potential when healthy. The source notes that his rushing threat fundamentally changes how defenses play the Baltimore Ravens, which is why they drafted him in round seven as a 'double bet' on the team alongside Derrick Henry. While the source personally ranks Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels ahead of him, they emphasize that rushing-upside quarterbacks make correlation strategies easier to execute for tournament upside. Additionally, Jackson has been running less at the goal line with each passing season, which increases the touchdown equity for Derrick Henry.

Luther Burden is an interesting target, but his draft stock has dipped behind Garrett Wilson due to a current injury. While the source believes he can 'smash' and secure a significant role, the lack of preseason field time to install new offensive concepts creates minor concern regarding his week one availability.

The source is extremely high on Malik Nabers, ranking him significantly above aggregated ADP and expert consensus. While he is a strong consideration at the 2.03 turn, the source advises caution with roster construction, specifically avoiding pairing him with slow-starting rookies or players with suspension risks like Josh Jacobs.

The source views Mark Andrews as a structural pick for Baltimore-heavy rosters, acknowledging his high touchdown equity as a primary red-zone target, but expresses concerns regarding his declining role and part-time status, ultimately preferring other options like Dallas Goedert.

The source intended to draft MarShawn Lloyd in the 10th round as a priority pick, noting he would have been their selection had they not already secured Lamar Jackson.

The source is comfortable drafting Matthew Golden in the 11th round as a strategic edge pick, despite skepticism regarding his ability to command targets compared to teammates like Christian Watson or Jayden Reed due to his lack of demonstrated target share or YPRR efficiency.

Mike Evans is currently 'a little banged up,' which is negatively impacting his draft consideration.

The source considers Rashaad White a viable target, noting that his ADP has been pushed down by Stefon Diggs, making him a potential value pick in round nine.

The source ranks Rhamondre Stevenson ahead of Jonathan Brooks, citing his fit for 'catch-up' game scripts and the fact that he plays in a better overall offense, despite acknowledging that the two players have relatively similar overall upside.

The source tracks R.J. Harvey as a potential draft target, describing his profile as a "poor man's Jonathan Brooks" outcome.

Sam LaPorta is the source's favorite middle-round tight end. He has consistently been even with or ahead of Jameson Williams in the target pecking order throughout their careers, and the source expects him to benefit from the high-usage tight end coaching tree of Drew Petzing.

The source explicitly fades Saquon Barkley in round two of drafts this year, citing specific concerns detailed in their draft guide.

Tee Higgins is considered an interesting draft option, but the source notes he faces significant target competition from Ja'Marr Chase.

The source uses Tony Pollard as an example of a two-down back on a team with a questionable offense, advising that drafters should pair him with his quarterback (e.g., Cam Ward) to bet on the team's offense performing better than expected.

Trey McBride is considered a 'too big to fail' asset in FFPC formats due to the 1.5 PPR tight end premium. He has maintained a route share above 70% for 27 consecutive games, and reports indicate the Arizona staff plans to hyper-utilize him in a Sean McVay-style offense. Drafting him early forces a specific team structure, as it precludes taking a running back in round three.

Tyler Shough remains the clear starter in the offense entering his second year; while training camp has been a 'mixed bag' with both phenomenal and poor moments, he maintains his position over Spencer Rattler.

Tyler Warren is identified as a potential draft target under consideration by the team.

The source notes that selecting Zay Flowers would result in a 'double tap' of Baltimore Ravens players, which is a factor in their draft strategy.