Hayden Winks
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Jalen Hurts looks leaner than the last couple of seasons. Looks quite shredded, even by his standards.
Omarion Hampton goes 14th overall because of his size/speed with Mike McDaniel. Totally get the hype. (There are some red flags at that price tho.)
The "usually" at the end of this is not a great sign for Brandon Aiyuk.
Coen on Chris Rodriguez's skill: "Efficiency." Coen on what JAX run game is: "What we're hunting up is efficiency."
Since Saquon arrived, the Eagles were 1st in shotgun runs and 21st in under center runs (removing scrambles). Could be some notable changes in Philly.
If redraft ADP for the TE4-7 is the 5th and 6th round, then it seems like Brock Bowers is an even better Round 2 pick.
Even if Malik Nabers isn't quite 100%, he's still talented enough to be one of the league's best ⭐️
The fantasy community is Underestimating Rome Odunze 😤🐻
with all of the (deserved) focus on Colston Loveland and Luther Burden this could be an amazing dynasty-buy window for Rome Odunze 👀
with all of the (deserved) focus on Colston Loveland and Luther Burden this could be an amazing dynasty-buy window for Rome Odunze 👀
with all of the (deserved) focus on Colston Loveland and Luther Burden this could be an amazing dynasty-buy window for Rome Odunze 👀
I’m still assuming Alec Pierce is available for Week 1, and I am buying the dip. Priced so far behind his finish last year and they removed Michael Pittman. I’ll take my chances that he’s healthy after a September ramp up.
YAHOO. Our debut episode looking at the 3rd year WRs, like Ladd McConkey, Marvin Harrison, Malik Nabers, Ricky Pearsall, etc. And yes, @MattHarmon_BYB is on this one. <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7ocIDdK0uU>
Some quick fantasy notes while combing through the most info-packed OL analysis you'll find. I'm clearly super biased, but no OL analyst is more worth your trust. TB (ranking: 3rd) Easy to forget how immediately injury ravaged they were (Wirfs, Mauch, Goedeke, eventually Bredeson) * Ranked 25th/26th in PFF run/pass block grades (27th/15th in ESPN win rates) * Baker got ass kicked, play deteriorated * Yards/carry dropped from 5.3 (2nd) to 4.1 (26th) LAC (5th) Incredible leap from 31st/32nd in...
Guess how old Kyle Pitts is?
Mike Evans was the WR3 in first downs per route run over the past two seasons, only behind Puka Nacua and Amon-Ra St. Brown. That's insane.
I have Malik Nabers 25th overall after the news that he'll avoid *training camp* PUP. The most likely outcome now is he plays Week 1. No issue with signing up for an 85% Nabers.
More analysis for players I have ranked 25-36, including Jaylen Waddle. Tons of charts of course. <https://sports.yahoo.com/fantasy/article/2026-fantasy-football-rankings-analysis-for-players-ranked-25-36-in-half-ppr-140636820.html>
Patrick Mahomes + short yardage efficiency have covered up a lackluster Chiefs run game. On the pod, @HaydenWinks and I talked about the reasons why it’s been meh, and what Kenneth Walker III can do behind a great IOL….
Patrick Mahomes + short yardage efficiency have covered up a lackluster Chiefs run game. On the pod, @HaydenWinks and I talked about the reasons why it’s been meh, and what Kenneth Walker III can do behind a great IOL….
A couple non-vertical wins from Xavier Worthy. The Chiefs desperately need him to win more in this intermediate area of the field in 2026. I'm expecting a few more underneath targets this year now that his shoulder is on straight.
New pod: First time (!) guest @HaydenWinks joins to preview the AFC West 🏈 What if the Chiefs’ luck changes 🏈 Mike McDaniel go brrr 🏈 Waddle effect 🏈 Did LV do enough for Mendoza 🎧: <https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mina-kimes-show-featuring-lenny/id1437647915?i=1000777868237> 📺: <https://youtu.be/icNF9lkJOQ8?is=NycRiOu6KFgpiW30>
quite the rep from marvin harrison jr
Two players I'm excited to see in 2026 -- with new roles! -- are Rome Odunze and Emeka Egbuka. Not enough easy targets in their offenses for how good they are.
Two players I'm excited to see in 2026 -- with new roles! -- are Rome Odunze and Emeka Egbuka. Not enough easy targets in their offenses for how good they are.
Just to level set, this is the Bears usage and production from Week 9 on after Luther Burden and Colston Loveland began playing more. This was also when Rome Odunze was battling through his own injury.
Just to level set, this is the Bears usage and production from Week 9 on after Luther Burden and Colston Loveland began playing more. This was also when Rome Odunze was battling through his own injury.
Just to level set, this is the Bears usage and production from Week 9 on after Luther Burden and Colston Loveland began playing more. This was also when Rome Odunze was battling through his own injury.
put on some malik nabers tape to feel alive
If Malik Nabers put up 85% of his career average off ACL, he'd score like Tee Higgins, A.J. Brown, Zay Flowers and Nico Collins last year. And the Giants were 31st in scoring and 27th in passing yards per game from his rookie season to Week 4 last year when he posted WR1 stats.
If Malik Nabers put up 85% of his career average off ACL, he'd score like Tee Higgins, A.J. Brown, Zay Flowers and Nico Collins last year. And the Giants were 31st in scoring and 27th in passing yards per game from his rookie season to Week 4 last year when he posted WR1 stats.
If Malik Nabers put up 85% of his career average off ACL, he'd score like Tee Higgins, A.J. Brown, Zay Flowers and Nico Collins last year. And the Giants were 31st in scoring and 27th in passing yards per game from his rookie season to Week 4 last year when he posted WR1 stats.
If Malik Nabers put up 85% of his career average off ACL, he'd score like Tee Higgins, A.J. Brown, Zay Flowers and Nico Collins last year. And the Giants were 31st in scoring and 27th in passing yards per game from his rookie season to Week 4 last year when he posted WR1 stats.
If Malik Nabers put up 85% of his career average off ACL, he'd score like Tee Higgins, A.J. Brown, Zay Flowers and Nico Collins last year. And the Giants were 31st in scoring and 27th in passing yards per game from his rookie season to Week 4 last year when he posted WR1 stats.
Schefter mentions "the 49ers may be very careful" with George Kittle, who is aiming to return Week 1. He had his surgery on January 14th of this year. "Why rush him back?" is a fair question. <https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/training-camp-notes-for-all-32-teams-position-battles/id1190094109?i=1000777774303>
YPC when *not* hit behind the LOS since '22: 1. De'Von Achane (8.9) 2. Jahmyr Gibbs (8.2) 3. Derrick Henry (7.9) 4. Jordan Mason (ok ok ok) 5. Kenneth Walker (7.6) -- KC RBs: Pacheco (46th), Hunt (51st/51st)
YPC when *not* hit behind the LOS since '22: 1. De'Von Achane (8.9) 2. Jahmyr Gibbs (8.2) 3. Derrick Henry (7.9) 4. Jordan Mason (ok ok ok) 5. Kenneth Walker (7.6) -- KC RBs: Pacheco (46th), Hunt (51st/51st)
YPC when *not* hit behind the LOS since '22: 1. De'Von Achane (8.9) 2. Jahmyr Gibbs (8.2) 3. Derrick Henry (7.9) 4. Jordan Mason (ok ok ok) 5. Kenneth Walker (7.6) -- KC RBs: Pacheco (46th), Hunt (51st/51st)
Some thoughts on Kyler Murray and others switching environments from the Yahoo gang. <https://sports.yahoo.com/fantasy/article/fantasy-football-roundtable-players-were-most-excited-about-for-2026-who-have-a-new-team-or-offensive-coordinator-143736911.html>