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Speaker 2: Time now for Fantasy Football Weekly from iHeartRadio, your weekly
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Speaker 2: whatever stupid stuff they decide to drop into the show. Now,
Speaker 2: here's your host, Paul Chari.
Speaker 3: Nope, it's not Paul Charchi. And again it's Matt Harrison
Speaker 3: and Brian Johnson. We're back for a second consecutive week
Speaker 3: of Fantasy Football Weekly.
Speaker 4: Charch's whiskey supply is it's down.
Speaker 5: It's dwindles.
Speaker 4: Better come home soon. Hopefully he's all right.
Speaker 3: All the four Roses is gone. All the Buffalo whatever Trace,
Speaker 3: Buffalo Trace.
Speaker 5: That was it.
Speaker 3: I always get Knob Creek and Buffalo Trace mixed up.
Speaker 4: That doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 5: I'm not a huge whiskey guy anymore.
Speaker 4: I'm not either. I mean, I enjoy it, but I
Speaker 4: like the tequila.
Speaker 5: The tequila.
Speaker 4: Yea, even like Kirkland tequila is good. You know what,
Speaker 4: tequila is the only alcohol. It's not a depressant. They say,
Speaker 4: Oh okay, it's like more of an upper and tequila
Speaker 4: get is such a bad I need to rewatch that
Speaker 4: show Last Man on Earth for those don't right, Yeah,
Speaker 4: where were we though? Oh tequila? So yeah, we're we're
Speaker 4: like we're young men in our early forties. But tequila
Speaker 4: like was to our age group, is like was Jose
Speaker 4: Cuervo wicking the salt with the lime afterwards? Just like
Speaker 4: regrettable nights abound from tequila. But now it's like a
Speaker 4: classy drink. You have a little tequila on on the rocks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean like a lacroix, a laquah, laquah.
Speaker 4: But yeah, it's it's it's not a depressant like every
Speaker 4: other liquor. And like calorically speaking, it's like the least calories.
Speaker 5: I believe tequila gotta keep that girlish figure going.
Speaker 4: Don't do the shots with the salt and the lime
Speaker 4: and all that.
Speaker 5: And the seven up. I remember the tequila poppers back
Speaker 5: in the day. What's that in college?
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 3: I think it was like seven up tequila and then
Speaker 3: you like slammed it down on the bar and then
Speaker 3: it started fizzing and you had to shoot.
Speaker 5: It something like that sounds messy, I don't know, and unnecessary.
Speaker 5: Sounds like a hangover in the morning.
Speaker 4: At this point, I think most people have come close
Speaker 4: to having needing their stomach to be pumped from one
Speaker 4: too many shots of Jose Quervo. I know, I've been there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a few songs about it actually, especially on
Speaker 5: the country stations.
Speaker 4: Definitely not drinking the quervo. I like. I like to
Speaker 4: clear tequila.
Speaker 5: Too, oh the silver silver. Yeah.
Speaker 3: All right, Well we'll have to go out and you'll
Speaker 3: have to educate me on find tequila some night.
Speaker 4: I just said I like the Kirkling guy, so I
Speaker 4: don't know if I don't really I don't buy the fine,
Speaker 4: fine stuff quite yet, but.
Speaker 5: Hey, Kirkland's not bad.
Speaker 3: We're gonna hop into a super flex mock draft of
Speaker 3: a startup.
Speaker 5: What a dynasty startup?
Speaker 4: What are these words you're saying? Now, there's some people
Speaker 4: out there that are gonna be like but some people
Speaker 4: don't know it's super flex.
Speaker 3: Still, some people who listen to Fantasy Football Weekly don't
Speaker 3: play dynasty.
Speaker 5: They don't and don't play super.
Speaker 4: Flex or Empire are preferred Dynasty. That's true, So tell
Speaker 4: them what it is.
Speaker 3: All the things, me, tell all things all right, Well,
Speaker 3: Dynasty league is where you get to hold players over
Speaker 3: year to year. You get to hold all of your
Speaker 3: team if you want, you do a rookie draft each year,
Speaker 3: and when you do a startup, that is the preferred
Speaker 3: way to get out and disperse all of the players
Speaker 3: in the league. Now, when I do a startup, normally,
Speaker 3: I do it by auction because I think that that
Speaker 3: is the.
Speaker 5: Superior way, especially on the startup side.
Speaker 4: It gives everyone a fair chance, absolutely the same chance
Speaker 4: to get there whatever player they want. But most people
Speaker 4: do drafts still to this day. So that's why we're gonna.
Speaker 5: Now into the raft in the league that we're in together.
Speaker 3: It's we did a startup auction back in the day,
Speaker 3: and then we do a draft now for the rookies,
Speaker 3: so you can trade those draft picks and that kind
Speaker 3: of thing for the future. I know Scott Fish who's
Speaker 3: like the Minister of dynasty and DEBI he would proclaim
Speaker 3: that you should do rookie auctions in that kind of thing,
Speaker 3: which just seems complicated to me, where you're trading auction
Speaker 3: dollars that you don't quite have yet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm in a league that a dynasty league that
Speaker 4: does that, and I don't how it works. Is you trade,
Speaker 4: you still trade your draft picks, but there's a dollar
Speaker 4: amount tied to the draft to this day. If I
Speaker 4: was going to propose a trade right now, I can't
Speaker 4: go and look at how much my my picks are worth.
Speaker 4: I really don't know that until the auction day. But
Speaker 4: it is fun. Sure, auctions are are more fun in general,
Speaker 4: but again, we won't be discussing auction all right energy sadly.
Speaker 5: In a dynasty league.
Speaker 3: Our preferred way to play a super flex where you have,
Speaker 3: you know, quarterbacks worth a little bit more. Uh, they're
Speaker 3: they're they're able to play in a flex position.
Speaker 5: So that's normally flex.
Speaker 4: There's a super flexible spot where you could start a
Speaker 4: second quarterback, yeah.
Speaker 3: And that's usually normally it's two quarterbacks. So now, if
Speaker 3: you're starting up a super flex league, who Brian would
Speaker 3: be your first player that you would pick to put
Speaker 3: on a team that you get to keep for the
Speaker 3: rest of their career.
Speaker 4: Now, before we start, i'd like to I consider myself
Speaker 4: one of the forefathers of two quarterback plays. There's like
Speaker 4: nothing officially on record, but my first league that I
Speaker 4: was the commissioner of, yeah, it was like two thousand.
Speaker 4: You know, this is like you're still using paper and
Speaker 4: pencil USA today. Yep, I can only get four other
Speaker 4: people to play with me, so we have five people.
Speaker 4: So I was like, yeah, we're just gonna each have
Speaker 4: two quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: It was mad with any of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's still most of the guys still in the league,
Speaker 4: and you know, it didn't take long to get to
Speaker 4: ten teams. Yeah, but we just stuck with the two quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: And it can never and this is two mandatory quarterbacks,
Speaker 4: not sure superflex and you could never. You can never
Speaker 4: go twelve teams with two mandatory quarterbacks. There's just not
Speaker 4: enough quarterbacks. And super flex you can go to twelve,
Speaker 4: maybe even more, but twelve is really the most you
Speaker 4: want to go because you don't have to start two quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I've been playing two quarterback leagues forever and
Speaker 4: they're just they're more fun, so a lot. You know,
Speaker 4: if you're not in a super flex league, we highly
Speaker 4: suggest you check one.
Speaker 3: Well it it makes your quarterbacks worth something. I've been
Speaker 3: in dynasty leagues that are single quarterback before. You can't
Speaker 3: trade quarterbacks. You could have three good ones on your roster,
Speaker 3: but everybody's got one. Yeah, and when they don't, they
Speaker 3: don't they're not worth anything.
Speaker 4: And when the value of the quarterbacks go up. It
Speaker 4: just opens up the avenues for trading all of the
Speaker 4: other players. It's just a way more fun fluid league
Speaker 4: all that. So, Okay, long story short, quarterbacks highly valuable
Speaker 4: and super flex format. So gonna take one first overall,
Speaker 4: and a lot of these fixer are gonna be quarterbacks.
Speaker 4: But right now you're starting up a new dynasty league.
Speaker 4: You're looking at the big three in quarterbacks, which is
Speaker 4: Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, Jalen Hurts. I decided to go
Speaker 4: with Josh Allen, saying I don't know how much you
Speaker 4: have to defend it really turns twenty seven soon. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so he's still young, but you know he's got plenty
Speaker 4: of time left to play it at an elite level. Really,
Speaker 4: just he's got the arm and he's got the legs.
Speaker 4: Mahomes has the arm, he's somewhat mobile. Hurts has the legs.
Speaker 5: For sure.
Speaker 4: The arm is getting there, but Alan just seems like
Speaker 4: the you know, the total package right now. His weapons
Speaker 4: are probably not as good as the Eagles weapons are,
Speaker 4: and Diggs is getting a little older, but they'll continue
Speaker 4: to you know, reload new receivers and whatever. There for
Speaker 4: Allen for the next six to seven years. So, Josh Allen,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna shut up. No, he's the first pick, all right, me,
Speaker 4: I get to pick second. I would have picked Patrick
Speaker 4: Mahomes at number one, and I'll pick him at number two.
Speaker 4: The reason why, and this will probably kind of suss
Speaker 4: out in some of the picks that I make and
Speaker 4: probably some of the picks that Brian makes as well too.
Speaker 3: In dynasty leagues, I want the super long term guy,
Speaker 3: and I feel like the running quarterback has just a
Speaker 3: little bit less of a shelf life, at least to
Speaker 3: do the primetime rushing things. I think Patrick Mahomes, I
Speaker 3: think he's just sticky as he's absolutely going to be
Speaker 3: a top five quarterback for the next ten years.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I can say that about Hurts.
Speaker 3: If Allen's rushing numbers tend to go away, I think
Speaker 3: he could still do, but it's less attractive to me,
Speaker 3: so I take Mahomes there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't argue that at all. I mean, the
Speaker 4: real concern with Mahomes and the somewhat short term is
Speaker 4: Travis Kelcey falling off at some point and or retiring.
Speaker 5: How much of that will at some point.
Speaker 4: We'll see about that. But yeah, Mahomes again, you can't
Speaker 4: make a case against really any of these three going one, two,
Speaker 4: or three. So I'll just get to it with the
Speaker 4: third pick. If I was on the board or on
Speaker 4: the clock right now, I would just take Jalen Hurt,
Speaker 4: So the last the big three, he's the youngest between Allen.
Speaker 4: Among Allen and Mahomes. Hurt turns twenty five in August,
Speaker 4: twenty three rushing touchdowns over the last two seasons. He's
Speaker 4: missed a couple of games each year too, so those
Speaker 4: numbers could be higher. Bulked up a lot last year.
Speaker 4: People said he couldn't throw a couple of years ago.
Speaker 4: They were wrong. Philly's has loaded up with weapons with
Speaker 4: a J. Brown, Davante Smith, Dallas Goddard. It has acquired
Speaker 4: DeAndre Swift, who is still very young, past catching threat
Speaker 4: and just an electric offense. And Hurts can kill you
Speaker 4: in a good way both ways, so rushing and received
Speaker 4: or rushing and passing, of course, So yeah, Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 4: Who's who is I would take? Who is who I
Speaker 4: would take? Wow, there we go. Where's the tequila?
Speaker 5: I don't know if charge has any maybe maybe maybe
Speaker 5: he's got some.
Speaker 4: I don't want to check.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: I know, I know he's got some crookling in there,
Speaker 4: because the house sad for him once and we got
Speaker 4: to know each other, all right, Uh crookling bottle.
Speaker 3: At pick four, I went a little bit out off
Speaker 3: of I do a dynasty trade value chart over at
Speaker 3: shock Fantasy, and if you want to, uh be a
Speaker 3: part of that, you can just go subscribe at shock Fantasynasty.
Speaker 5: That it's great.
Speaker 3: It's good for making your dynasty trades. I went a
Speaker 3: little lower for a guy who's a little bit lower
Speaker 3: on my list, but a guy who I think has,
Speaker 3: you know, at least a decade or more of solid play,
Speaker 3: and that's Joe Burrow. His weapons are young, he's young,
Speaker 3: not like the most mobile guy in the world, but
Speaker 3: the arm seems wildly accurate, and I think that he's
Speaker 3: just in line for at least another decade of solid
Speaker 3: performances and battling Mahomes for the AFC crown.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's a better runner than most people think. But
Speaker 4: you kind of cringe when he takes off because you
Speaker 4: don't want him to. That's how he got hurt a
Speaker 4: few years ago. He blew out his knee, but yeah,
Speaker 4: that's not how he really makes his hey but when
Speaker 4: he needs to run again. But yet he's probably outside
Speaker 4: of Mahomes, the best pure passer in the NFL.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, who'd you get at five?
Speaker 4: Keep the quarterbacks rolling? And there's a few options here
Speaker 4: that I'm going with a guy who this time last
Speaker 4: year would not be going fifth overall in a dynasty
Speaker 4: startup somewhere. Had the audacities would call him a bust
Speaker 4: going to last year, that was a little too soon
Speaker 4: to make that call. But he's not a bust. And
Speaker 4: that's Trevor Lawrence of the Jaguars. Of course, turns twenty
Speaker 4: four in October, so he's incredibly young for a guy
Speaker 4: going to his third year and you know, an emerging
Speaker 4: offense in Jacksonville. Loved the coaching staff there now now
Speaker 4: that urban miner's not the head coach. Very offensive, friendly
Speaker 4: environment there for Lawrence, who's got a ton of weapons.
Speaker 4: Also can run when he needs to. Average is nearly
Speaker 4: five yards per carry, very effective when he runs. That said,
Speaker 4: he doesn't run as much as the Daniel Jones and
Speaker 4: Josh Allens of the world ran about. You know, had
Speaker 4: about half as many rushing attempts last year. But when
Speaker 4: he runs, he's effective, he's fast, and he can he can,
Speaker 4: you know, lay the boom down too. He has some
Speaker 4: runs where you're flat out running some people over. I
Speaker 4: recall a couple in the AFC conference uh, not the
Speaker 4: conference championship, but the divisional round against the Chiefs. He
Speaker 4: had some runs where you're like, whoa, this guy's yeah,
Speaker 4: this guy's the real deal, full package. So a total package,
Speaker 4: though Trevor Lawrence seems like the safest pick at five
Speaker 4: and offerates insane upside too.
Speaker 3: All Right, we're gonna go with the fifth AFC quarterback
Speaker 3: out of the first six picks. Then I'll go with
Speaker 3: justin Airbear. I don't know do we have the air
Speaker 3: bear sound effect on here? We've got the stat trombone skis.
Speaker 4: Will always be there.
Speaker 5: Raw.
Speaker 3: We got two Mitch Trubisky buttons out of our eight here.
Speaker 4: Three Charge is a little obsessed, jeez, Charge. These are
Speaker 4: all that's for Duck Hodge what was that guy's name.
Speaker 3: I think we can all be a backup quarterbacks for
Speaker 3: what former Steelers?
Speaker 5: Yeah, former Steelers backups Cornel Stewart. But this is the revenge.
Speaker 3: Duck right, that's right, Hell yeah, I'll take airbear here.
Speaker 3: Justin Herbert again, similar situation. Just has a great offense
Speaker 3: around him. They've built the entire franchise to see his success,
Speaker 3: and he's put up great numbers so far, and it's
Speaker 3: tough to argue with having a guy who should be
Speaker 3: behind center for another ten years.
Speaker 4: Yep, agreed.
Speaker 3: Let's take a quick break and then we'll come back
Speaker 3: and we'll go pick seven through twelve of our superflex
Speaker 3: dynasty startup. Matt Harrison Brian Johnson with you on Fantasy
Speaker 3: Football Weekly. Follow Brian at BTXJ on Twitter. You can
Speaker 3: follow me at Explosive Output on Twitter. We're in the
Speaker 3: middle of a superflex dynasty startup draft little mock here.
Speaker 3: It started with Josh Allen, then Patrick Mahomes, Jalen hurt
Speaker 3: sp went three, Joe Burrow at four, Trevor Lawrence at five,
Speaker 3: Justin Herbert at six. We haven't had a non QB
Speaker 3: go yet. Will it happen at pick seven?
Speaker 4: No? Oh, it shall not. And there's really two quarterbacks
Speaker 4: left that can go in the spot. I'm going with
Speaker 4: the the younger option in Justin Fields, who recently turned
Speaker 4: twenty four, just a young buck already though, looks like
Speaker 4: one of the best rushing quarterbacks in NFL history. It's
Speaker 4: I mean, if he stays on this on this plane,
Speaker 4: I mean, it's it's it's Michael Vick and it was
Speaker 4: Lamar Jackson, and Justin Fields looks like he, you know,
Speaker 4: he's right in that group. Just could be the best
Speaker 4: running quarterback now over Lamar Jackson. And they quote, they
Speaker 4: say he can't pass, just like they said about Jalen Hurts.
Speaker 4: But I think there's still a potential for Fields as
Speaker 4: a passer. He didn't have anyone to throw to his
Speaker 4: first two years in the league. Now he's got some
Speaker 4: some more help in Dj Moore and hopefully they you know,
Speaker 4: continue to add to his arsenal. But just the rushing
Speaker 4: upside for Fields is huge and somewhat of a spoiler alert.
Speaker 4: Lamar Jackson certainly can be considered here, but I just
Speaker 4: went with Fields as three, maybe even four years younger
Speaker 4: than Jackson. Now, not that makes Jackson old, but I'm
Speaker 4: going with the younger guy in Fields because it's a startup.
Speaker 5: Another spoiler alert. Jackson doesn't go for a little while now.
Speaker 4: Could be a mistake.
Speaker 5: It could be.
Speaker 3: It could be I'm at pick eight, I will take
Speaker 3: Justin Jefferson and take the first wide receiver off the board.
Speaker 3: Why Jefferson. He's been absolutely brilliant for his first couple
Speaker 3: of years in the NFL, and he's got another five
Speaker 3: ten to go.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Well, I took him first overall in our redraft
Speaker 4: my last year of full PPR, and yeah, Jefferson will
Speaker 4: probably should be very well could be the number one
Speaker 4: pick in redraft PPR league for the next five six
Speaker 4: years in a row he stays healthy.
Speaker 3: I have him at number four on my super Flex
Speaker 3: trade valued chart right now, So getting him an eight,
Speaker 3: I feel like, is a pretty good steal. The case
Speaker 3: you can make against Jefferson is who is this quarterback
Speaker 3: next year?
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: That's the biggest case you can make against him, which
Speaker 3: is and it's a solid case because the guy that
Speaker 3: you're about to pick next you don't have to make
Speaker 3: that case.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so it's not going to be a quarterback,
Speaker 4: of course, even though in hindsight, I'm kind of like,
Speaker 4: I probably should have went Lamar Jackson here, but I didn't.
Speaker 4: Can't turn back the clock. I went Jamar Chase recently
Speaker 4: termed twenty fours and he's already played. Only picking twenty
Speaker 4: four year old, only picking a twenty four year old
Speaker 4: twenty four is pretty young for a guy like Chase,
Speaker 4: who's already made a huge, huge impact in the league
Speaker 4: and he'll continue to do so for the fable future.
Speaker 4: I mean, like you alluded to with Jefferson, when you
Speaker 4: value your wide receivers in a dynasty startup or just
Speaker 4: at any point in a dynasty league, it's who they're
Speaker 4: tied to a quarterback, And yeah, Chase is pretty pretty
Speaker 4: well set with Joe Burrow for quite some time.
Speaker 5: So yeah, absolutely, Chase.
Speaker 4: It feels like a very safe pick who I'll happy,
Speaker 4: be happy to have as my wide receiver one in
Speaker 4: a dynasty league for years to come.
Speaker 3: Sure, and I couldn't resist a pick ten to now
Speaker 3: take Lamar Jackson, who I mean, frankly probably should have
Speaker 3: gone a lot earlier in this draft. But sometimes players fall,
Speaker 3: and maybe it was just kind of the weird offseason
Speaker 3: grind that Lamar had that caused him to fall this
Speaker 3: far in our fake super flex dynasty mon draft league.
Speaker 4: And he missed the last six games of the regular
Speaker 4: season last year. I missed the playoffs, so that left
Speaker 4: a sour taste in a lot of people's mouths. But yeah,
Speaker 4: he's he's back up on the upswing. Though. In terms
Speaker 4: of ADP in both Dynasty and Redraft, we talked about
Speaker 4: it last week. It should be a very used to
Speaker 4: be very run heavy offense in Baltimore. That should change
Speaker 4: with their new offensive coordinator Todd Munkin, not Art Munkin,
Speaker 4: and some new toys as well in Baltimore with Obja
Speaker 4: who's kind of an old toy, but Zay Flower is
Speaker 4: a wide receiver people like a lot, So yeah, you
Speaker 4: probably that's probably the steal of the draft so far.
Speaker 4: Most likely is Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 5: H yeah, all right, pick number eleven. Brian.
Speaker 4: People are who aren't real familiar with Dynasty leagues, especially startups.
Speaker 4: They're probably like, where are the running backs and it's
Speaker 4: not gonna You're not gonna see one, or maybe you will, but.
Speaker 5: Not with this pick, because you will see one.
Speaker 4: You know. Long at the end of the day, run
Speaker 4: wide receivers have a longer shelf life their running backs,
Speaker 4: so you go after the young elite ones and ceedee.
Speaker 4: Lamb is very much that he just turned twenty.
Speaker 5: Four, he's been the last.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he's played three years already, so he's still
Speaker 4: very young and his numbers have just gotten better and
Speaker 4: better year over year. Was an absolute stud. Last year
Speaker 4: we just talked about, you know, it's important to see
Speaker 4: who your wide receiver is tied to. When it comes
Speaker 4: to quarterback Dak Prescott.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, he's top half of the NFC, that's
Speaker 5: for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the NFC, that's not saying much man. Yeah, the AFC, though,
Speaker 4: how hard is it going to be to win the
Speaker 4: AFC for years to come up the NFC. If you're
Speaker 4: making like just betting on teams to win the Super Bowl,
Speaker 4: this pick NFC teams because they have much better there's
Speaker 4: only like three Yeah, that's true. But yeah, ceedee lamb.
Speaker 4: Dak should be more than serviceable for at least a
Speaker 4: few more years with CD. He is elite. He really
Speaker 4: showed it last year. It took him a little while
Speaker 4: to ramp up to that that status, but he was
Speaker 4: competing with Amari Cooper at times. So now he is
Speaker 4: the guy in Dallas and he'll continue to be that
Speaker 4: for the for the very foreseeable future. So ceedee lamb.
Speaker 3: Uh last pick in the first round, and this is
Speaker 3: all we're gonna do. And you know, considering it was
Speaker 3: a it's a it's a draft, and if we were
Speaker 3: doing this, it would be a snake. So I'd be
Speaker 3: picking another guy after this at Team twelve.
Speaker 4: Well, we can throw that in.
Speaker 3: Maybe Bijon Robinson is the guy that I selected, And
Speaker 3: the reason I selected him is because his value is
Speaker 3: just out of this world. Right now, he's like the
Speaker 3: highest rated running back in Dynasty and it's not close
Speaker 3: right now, just because he's got that youth. He's in
Speaker 3: his age twenty one season. That's crazy. So he's going
Speaker 3: to be around for at least a little while. And
Speaker 3: if your team's going to suck and you have to
Speaker 3: make trades or you have to rebuild, Bijon is an
Speaker 3: absolute piece that you can ship off and expect to
Speaker 3: get multiple firsts and maybe a couple of young players back.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he's going in the first round of most
Speaker 4: redraft league, so he has people have the win now
Speaker 4: expectations from Bijon Robinson too, So yeah, he gives you
Speaker 4: the short term return and hopefully long value if he
Speaker 4: can stay healthy, because yeah, he's one of those blue
Speaker 4: chip prospects where we've only seen a handful over the
Speaker 4: last twenty years. We're talking, you know, Saquon Barkley, Adrian
Speaker 4: Peterson type.
Speaker 3: And if I'm sitting at that at that turn, and
Speaker 3: we'll make the extra bonus pick here, Yeah, I think
Speaker 3: I take Anthony Richardson to go along with him. Start
Speaker 3: with two rookies and just start off your draft with like,
Speaker 3: holy buckets, we're going for it and we're going for
Speaker 3: it big.
Speaker 4: Yeah. If Richardson hits, he should hit big time. That's
Speaker 4: for sure. He could be a huge bus. But if
Speaker 4: he you know, if he can, he could join the
Speaker 4: Michael Vicks Lamar Jackson justin fields of the world when
Speaker 4: it comes to rushing and if the passing gets there, yeah,
Speaker 4: he could be very well be a top five pick
Speaker 4: going into Dynasty startups next year. Yeah. Absolutely. It's all right.
Speaker 3: That's it for Fantasy Football Weekly this week. Next week,
Speaker 3: I believe charge is back and hopefully I think with you.
Speaker 4: Right, question Mark, maybe maybe fish who's fish fishes around.
Speaker 4: He's a fish is swimming.
Speaker 3: He's going swimming. Man, it's a great dad joke there.
Speaker 3: All right, that's it for the show. Thanks to Brian,
Speaker 3: Thanks to all of you for listening.
Speaker 4: Thanks to you, Matt.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, we appreciate it. Talk to you guys next week.
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