Training Camp Risers and Fallers, Luther Burden III Injured, Australia Jet Lag Scouts, and the Worst NFL Jersey Ever

The hosts suggest Aaron Rodgers as a candidate for a 'hot potato' league mechanic where managers are forced to trade him to other teams weekly, jokingly calling it 'immunization'.

Carson Beck looked comfortable and calm in the Hall of Fame game, showing good velocity on deep shots and dispelling concerns about his previous elbow injury.

Christian McCaffrey is dealing with general tightness and sitting out practice, though the hosts suggest limited practice is actually beneficial for him at this stage.

Colston Loveland is viewed as a high-ceiling asset in the Bears' offense, with some projections suggesting he could lead the team in receiving. However, Danny Heifetz notes that his current ADP—going before Lamar Jackson—is scarily high, leaving little room for further growth in value.

Cyrus Allen is generating buzz in Chiefs camp as a potential separator in an offense that lacks consistent route runners. While he has shown twitch and the ability to get over the top of defenses, there is skepticism regarding his fantasy viability given the Chiefs' history of hyping late-round receivers who fail to materialize. He is a deep sleeper at best, not a priority draft target.

Denzel Boston is a standout rookie in Browns training camp, showing strong route running, contested catch ability, and play strength. Despite concerns regarding Deshaun Watson's recent performance and injury history, Boston is viewed as having high dynasty value and a ceiling comparable to Nico Collins. He is considered a more viable redraft target than Jacoby Lane due to his potential to develop into a true number one receiver.

Craig selected Drake Maye with his first pick in a 32-team guillotine league, citing the importance of securing a quarterback in that format.

Craig notes that he has Emeka Egbuka ranked much higher than other available players in his draft, expressing a strong preference for him this season.

DK expresses regret for not drafting Garrett Wilson, noting that despite his previous criticisms, Wilson is a candidate to win Offensive Player of the Year.

Haynes King is an undrafted free agent gaining dynasty buzz, with reports suggesting the Panthers view him as a Taysom Hill-type utility player.

Isaiah Pacheco is dealing with an MCL sprain that will cause him to miss approximately a month of practice. His absence leaves the Lions thin at the running back position behind Jameer Gibbs.

J.K. Dobbins is dealing with a soft tissue injury, adding to his history of durability concerns; he has not played more than 13 games in a season since 2020.

Jahmyr Gibbs is considered the clear RB1 for the Lions, with the team lacking a reliable backup option if he were to miss time, forcing them to potentially look at free agents like James Conner.

Jalen Coker is emerging as the bonafide number two receiver for the Panthers. He is praised for his efficiency metrics and is considered a more established, polished player than Xavier Legette. He is a strong late-round target who could become a fantasy starter by mid-season.

James Conner is suggested as a perfect fit for the Lions' backfield given their lack of depth behind Jahmyr Gibbs, with the hosts noting he fits the 'David Montgomery' style of play.

The loss of Laremy Tunsil at left tackle creates concern for Jayden Daniels' outlook, potentially causing him to slip in rankings behind quarterbacks like Joe Burrow or Justin Herbert, though his mobility may provide a slight fantasy floor boost under pressure.

Jonah Coleman is highlighted as a top value pick who could emerge as the starting running back for the Broncos, offering goal-line size and third-down receiving ability in Sean Payton's offense.

The hosts criticize the new Buffalo Bills alternate uniforms, noting that even Josh Allen looked 'lame' wearing them in promotional material.

Kenny Pickett is now with the Cardinals, marking his fourth team in a short period, including stints with the Steelers, Eagles, and Browns.

Luther Burden suffered a groin strain that will likely keep him out for the remainder of training camp, though he is expected to be healthy by the start of the season. While he was seen walking without a limp, the injury creates concerns regarding potential re-injury during the season, particularly when cutting on grass. The missed practice time in Ben Johnson's complex offense could also impact his early-season production.

Due to the groin injury and missed practice time, Danny Heifetz and Craig Horlbeck are considering moving Luther Burden down in their rankings, potentially from a fourth-round value to a fifth-round player. They are hesitant to drop him too far, however, as he is expected to be ready for Week 1.

Luther Burden III is dealing with an injury that has him sidelined, with the hosts noting he is currently a 'giant bruise' and out for a month.

Aronde Gadsden is a recommended late-round dart throw for fantasy managers. Despite a recent dip in ADP, his potential usage in a Mike McDaniel-led offense—similar to how Johnny Smith or Darren Waller were utilized—makes him a high-upside option if he secures a significant snap share.

Danny Kelly prefers drafting Rome Odunze over Luther Burden at their current price points, citing the latter's groin injury. Despite a lingering foot issue, there is optimism that Odunze will be a primary beneficiary of the Bears' high-volume passing attack.

Stefan Diggs is a major riser in ADP following his move to Washington. Despite concerns about the offensive line, Diggs remains a top-10 receiver in yards per route run and first downs per route run. He is considered a high-value target in drafts who still possesses elite talent.

The hosts discuss drafting Tee Higgins, noting the Bengals' historical struggles in the first two weeks of the season, which might make him a waiver wire target later.

Will Levis is highlighted for an embarrassing practice clip where he slipped and fell while trying to roll out, which the hosts compared to poor college football play.

DK ultimately selects Zay Flowers in his draft after debating between him and Jaylen Waddle.