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Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, welcome back to Fantasy Football Weekly. I am
Speaker 1: Paul Charchi in joining me this week. Matt Harrison, Hi,
Speaker 1: listening to be back. Three of the last Yeah, this
Speaker 1: is a big stretch for you. Yeah, I mean, it's
Speaker 1: totally my time of year. It is. It is. It's
Speaker 1: Scott fish Next week we'll get into Scott fish Bowl
Speaker 1: because the drafts are starting.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Are you doing a live draft this year? Are
Speaker 3: you doing the online one live?
Speaker 1: I'm doing live in Minneapolis and live in Boston as well.
Speaker 3: You're doing both live drafts?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: How do you do that?
Speaker 1: They're not the same day.
Speaker 3: That's how kid take two teams though, I can what?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just I just said, Scott said,
Speaker 1: can you do? Can you do Minneapolis?
Speaker 3: Like? Sure? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe Scott Fishbowl is there is there there is a
Speaker 1: one team cap. Oh, maybe I don't have two teams
Speaker 1: I get maybe for one of them. I don't. I
Speaker 1: don't get a team. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll be at the Minneapolis draft. Okay, so I'll
Speaker 3: see you there.
Speaker 1: You want to pick me up on the way.
Speaker 3: I could.
Speaker 1: It's downtown Minneapolis this year. It's not in the middle,
Speaker 1: it's not practically Wisconsin like it was before.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: That's exciting stuff. I can't I can't wait for that
Speaker 1: uh plenty to get to in this show. Longtime listeners
Speaker 1: know all about do the Opposite before it was called zero,
Speaker 1: running back a decade before it was called do the Opposite?
Speaker 3: When did you come up with the opposite as a
Speaker 3: draft strategy?
Speaker 1: I've kept that issue with the magazine, and I believe
Speaker 1: it was two thousand and three. Okay, I think Mike
Speaker 1: Vick is on the cover as a falcon.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure I have that magazine still somewhere in
Speaker 3: my basement. And and I remember, was it like the
Speaker 3: inconceivable guy from the Princess Bride in that article or
Speaker 3: was it something else? It was, Oh no, it was
Speaker 3: a Seinfeld.
Speaker 1: Because it was George Costanza Seinfeld reference. Longtime listeners, you
Speaker 1: know what this is all about. It is, and especially
Speaker 1: back then, it was all about everybody's taking running backs
Speaker 1: at the top of the draft. You need to you
Speaker 1: need to do the opposite, not just because that's what
Speaker 1: everybody's doing, but there are a bunch of other great
Speaker 1: reasons as well, Matt. You know many of those great
Speaker 1: reasons to is shoe running backs at the top of
Speaker 1: the draft.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, at that point, everybody was taking two running
Speaker 3: backs with their first two picks, and maybe even three
Speaker 3: running backs with their first three picks. And so you
Speaker 3: came into the forefront and was like, hey, don't do that.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna take two wide receivers and a top quarterback
Speaker 3: or a top tight end, and then I'll fill quantity
Speaker 3: over quality on running backs because we know that it
Speaker 3: flips so often in the running back position. And some
Speaker 3: of the things that I found even just last year,
Speaker 3: only eleven total running backs were able to manage ten
Speaker 3: touchdowns last season.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that seems like.
Speaker 3: A low barrier. That includes receiving touchdown, That includes receiving touchdowns.
Speaker 3: By the way PPR leagues, I mean, they're the popular,
Speaker 3: they're the preferred way to do it. Now, twenty two
Speaker 3: wide receivers had more catches than the top running back
Speaker 3: from last year.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: And then for context, in twenty twenty two, just a
Speaker 3: year before, Austin Eckler had one hundred and seven catches.
Speaker 1: Out, which is unusually high.
Speaker 3: That was high, But Christian McCaffrey had eighty five, so
Speaker 3: that was pretty high too. But only three wide receivers
Speaker 3: had more catches than Austin Eckler. And as we're a
Speaker 3: very reactionary society in fantasy football very much, we tried
Speaker 3: to play back last year. So this year is going
Speaker 3: to be the heaviest do the opposite draft year of
Speaker 3: all time. I'm fairly sure.
Speaker 1: I think you're exactly right about that. A couple more
Speaker 1: things here. The core premise of do the opposite zero
Speaker 1: running back is the failure rate of running backs is
Speaker 1: by a margin way higher than all the other positions.
Speaker 1: So why are you putting your most valuable draft capital
Speaker 1: into the position that is the highest failure rate? And
Speaker 1: then you really have to hit, just hit home runs
Speaker 1: through the rest of your draft if those running backs
Speaker 1: don't pan out. Running Backs have the shortest viable career span,
Speaker 1: you know, as we all know, short of Hall of famers,
Speaker 1: ye know, Adrian Peterson, who is viable for like eight years.
Speaker 1: Most running most of the really good running backs from
Speaker 1: from three years ago are not viable this year.
Speaker 3: The cliff is so short.
Speaker 1: It's so short, and it's so severe too, right there, Yes,
Speaker 1: it's so severe. So and then if anything else goes
Speaker 1: wrong with the team, it hurts the running back position.
Speaker 1: Offensive line is bad or injured, hurts the running back.
Speaker 1: Quarterback is bad or injured, hurts. The running back defense
Speaker 1: is bad, hurts the running back because now your teams
Speaker 1: that have deficit all the time and they're not running
Speaker 1: the ball. Yeah, it's it is. There's so many reasons
Speaker 1: to avoid running backs early. And here's a little more data.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I should mention the court. What
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about today is when would you
Speaker 1: do the opposite? When would you undo the opposite? Undo
Speaker 1: the opposite? When would you do the opposite? Of do
Speaker 1: the opposite? Or do undo the opposite? That's a better phrase. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let's do undo the opposite. I've got a couple more stats. Yeah,
Speaker 1: last year, well we want to know them. The average
Speaker 1: non running back drafted in the first two rounds, So
Speaker 1: this would be quarterbacks, tight ends, wide receivers on average
Speaker 1: lost eight positional spots from their draft position to their
Speaker 1: actual position, meaning DeVante Adams was taking his wide receiver eight,
Speaker 1: he finished his wide receiver sixteen. Okay, okay, So that's
Speaker 1: our baseline for non runners. Yeah, how about runners? On average?
Speaker 1: Runners dropped twenty two positional spots god from their draft
Speaker 1: position to their actual position, meaning Tony Pollard was taken
Speaker 1: a RB six, he finished his RB twa. So that's
Speaker 1: a disaster, which is almost exactly where Tony Pollard was,
Speaker 1: and that was almost exactly where Devontay Adam was. As
Speaker 1: a couple of examples, that last year, after Christian McCaffrey,
Speaker 1: who went first and he was a great pack, you
Speaker 1: got exactly what you hope you get out of Christian McCaffrey.
Speaker 1: The next eight runners after Christian McCaffrey that were drafted
Speaker 1: by ADP that was Eckler, Bjon Chubb, Barkley, Pollard, King,
Speaker 1: Henry Jacobs, and Najee finished as an with an average
Speaker 1: of running back twenty eight. I mean, just apocalyptically bad
Speaker 1: if you took any runner other than Christian McCaffrey at
Speaker 1: the top of your draft life.
Speaker 3: So it's not hard to convince people draft wide receivers. Now.
Speaker 1: We've been talking about this for you know, the better
Speaker 1: part of twenty years now, but now everybody is going
Speaker 1: to draft those wide receivers in the first two rounds.
Speaker 1: And what we kind of did today is I'm going
Speaker 1: to kind of pick your brain on this, and we're
Speaker 1: gonna go, at what point for these these running backs
Speaker 1: that are going in the first three rounds. There's ten
Speaker 1: of them exactly that are that are getting an ADP
Speaker 1: of the first three rounds and it's only ten. Yeah, ten,
Speaker 1: We're down to ten. It used to be the first
Speaker 1: round was ten out of the first twelve. Yeah, we're
Speaker 1: running backs exactly.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna look at that, and we're gonna kind
Speaker 3: of go, hey, where do I stop my do the
Speaker 3: opposite plan? Because this running back is is either good
Speaker 3: right right here at ADP and I do love him
Speaker 3: that much, or he fell a few picks down the
Speaker 3: slide and it's like, oh it's too good to pass up.
Speaker 3: Or he fell a few rounds down the slide and
Speaker 3: even though I don't like this running back, I see
Speaker 3: the value here.
Speaker 1: Yes, And that's you know, we're so we'll look at
Speaker 1: these how many running backs do we look at the
Speaker 1: ten ten running backs and you can play long at home.
Speaker 1: At what point would you blink and go, okay, I'm
Speaker 1: taking this guy?
Speaker 3: All right, Well let's start with Christian McCaffrey.
Speaker 1: How about that? In many ways the hardest decision you've got.
Speaker 3: Really, he's going off the board to pick one to one.
Speaker 3: He finished number one in PPR Fantasy points last year,
Speaker 3: had just over two thousand total yards and twenty one touchdowns. Now,
Speaker 3: the year before he had almost nineteen hundred total yards
Speaker 3: and thirteen scores.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: In every year he's been healthy for a full season,
Speaker 3: he's had a minimum of sixty seven receptions, which makes
Speaker 3: him very safe in PPR. But he did miss twenty
Speaker 3: two games in twenty twenty and twenty twenty one with injury.
Speaker 3: That and that's not that was not trivial. Those teams
Speaker 3: that that hurt that did hurt you quite a bit.
Speaker 3: He just turned twenty eight years old. But charge is
Speaker 3: this a player? If you're sitting at one to one
Speaker 3: in a draft, are you still taking Christian McCaffrey or
Speaker 3: are you're going a different direction.
Speaker 1: I don't blame anybody who does take Christian McCaffrey at
Speaker 1: the first overall pick. He was the most valuable player
Speaker 1: last year. And we all, as you mentioned at the outset,
Speaker 1: we all replayed last year. What could you know? Why
Speaker 1: would it be any different next year? Every year it's different.
Speaker 3: It's weird they don't replay the season exactly.
Speaker 1: But for me, I'm there are just there are receivers
Speaker 1: out there that I just know are gonna be great,
Speaker 1: and I'm not passing those receivers. And for me, there's
Speaker 1: six of them that I feel are just too good
Speaker 1: for me, and five for sure maybe six so okay,
Speaker 1: Ceedee Lamb, Tyreek Hill, Jamar Chase, Justin Jefferson, I'm on
Speaker 1: ros Saint Brown. I just don't see scenarios where anything
Speaker 1: goes wrong with those guys in a significant way, even
Speaker 1: Justin Jefferson, although we might touch on him a little
Speaker 1: bit later. I just feel like these I feel like
Speaker 1: they're all safe. After that tier, there's a j Brown,
Speaker 1: there's Pokinakua. They're really tempting to but I think at
Speaker 1: that point I would blink. So for me, I'm at
Speaker 1: I'm at pick six at there's no draft in America where.
Speaker 3: He's not gonna be.
Speaker 1: He's not gonna be there.
Speaker 3: He's not gonna be He's not gonna be there.
Speaker 1: But I just believe that strongly and just in do
Speaker 1: the opposite and taking the sure things with this. And
Speaker 1: I you know, I'm old enough to remember those two
Speaker 1: lost seasons with Christian McCaffrey. Now that puts me in
Speaker 1: the minority. Where would you take him?
Speaker 3: I I think I'd still probably take him at one
Speaker 3: just because of the other world oldly talent that he
Speaker 3: possesses and the artic situation and the offense is just
Speaker 3: absolutely just right for him. So I'm not as invested
Speaker 3: in the DTO strategy as you are, but yeah, it's
Speaker 3: definitely a question mark at some of these places. Let's
Speaker 3: go on to the next running back drafted, and I
Speaker 3: think you've already kind of answered this because Bryce Hall
Speaker 3: has an ADP of five point seven, and you already
Speaker 3: listed five wide receivers that you'd have definitely taking first,
Speaker 3: you'd have over Okay, and then Christian McCaffrey. He finished
Speaker 3: in number two in PPR points last season, which was
Speaker 3: impressive as he was coming off an ACL surgery.
Speaker 1: And his offense was completely broken around him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Zach Wilson was heading the offense for most of
Speaker 3: the year. He finished with almost sixteen hundred total yards
Speaker 3: and scored nine times last year.
Speaker 1: Charge, why thank you for that opportunity to nine times?
Speaker 3: There it is thank you. He led all running backs
Speaker 3: in the league last year with seventy six receptions as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that way better receiver than I think people realize.
Speaker 3: Brice Hall definitely his seven game rookie season in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty two, he showed flashes of brilliance before the knee injury.
Speaker 3: He just turned twenty three years old, and he's got
Speaker 3: Aaron Rodgers back behind center. So Charge, it doesn't sound
Speaker 3: like you're gonna undo the opposite and pick Breese Hall
Speaker 3: pick six. But how far would Breese Hall have to
Speaker 3: fall for you to take him?
Speaker 1: Good player, really good player, But he's also relying on
Speaker 1: Aaron Rodgers bouncing back at age forty. He'll turn forty
Speaker 1: one in season. I still think I want some of
Speaker 1: the sure thing wide receivers that are out there more
Speaker 1: than I want I want to roll the dice on
Speaker 1: any runner, even when I really I like as much
Speaker 1: as Breese Hall, who is really good, But even his
Speaker 1: own teammate Garrett Wilson's really really good, really good. Remember
Speaker 1: he is ADP was what five last year, Yeah, because
Speaker 1: we loved him and he was great, and he was
Speaker 1: gonna have Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 3: And that's the season it looked like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: this would be amazing.
Speaker 1: Yes, DeVante, Adam, Brandon, Ayuke, Nico Collins, Mike Evans. That's
Speaker 1: the that's the tier. I've got to go drop down
Speaker 1: before I'm considering Brice hall Is into that level, okay,
Speaker 1: and that you know, really that's bringing us into the
Speaker 1: end of the second round. So I'm I'm a full
Speaker 1: round plus later on Breece hall because I you know,
Speaker 1: I just I want I want those kinds of players.
Speaker 1: And I still think there's enough question marks here that
Speaker 1: I would go almost a full round later. You know,
Speaker 1: give me, give me guys like Garrett Wilson ahead of
Speaker 1: ahead of him for sure?
Speaker 3: Is Brice Hallier number two running back right now?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, you mccaffreams, right now, Okay.
Speaker 1: I like I like him a lot.
Speaker 3: Well, I think we know what you're gonna say about
Speaker 3: Bjon Robinson, who's going off the board at pick six
Speaker 3: point seven. Let's just call it seven.
Speaker 1: Let's do the rounding. Let's do the rounding.
Speaker 3: Phillis okay, picked seven. Bijon finished as the number seven
Speaker 3: ranked PPR back last year fourteen hundred total yards eight scores,
Speaker 3: not bad for a rookie year with Desmond Ritter under center.
Speaker 3: There's a new coaching staff, a new quarterback in Kurt
Speaker 3: Cousins or Michael Pennix. Just kidding, just kidding, it's gonna
Speaker 3: be Kirk Cousins. But Bijon only had four games last
Speaker 3: season with sixteen or more carries and only scored four
Speaker 3: rushing touchdowns last year. And for context, ye Tyler Algier
Speaker 3: had four rushing touchdowns last year and had sixteen or
Speaker 3: more carries in three games. It was more of a
Speaker 3: split than people think. Now. Everybody's picking Bijon at pick
Speaker 3: seven right now, so they think that he's gonna just
Speaker 3: cannibalize all of Algier's carries. But is the upside of
Speaker 3: Bijon enough for you to undo the opposite at any
Speaker 3: point or is he long gone by the.
Speaker 1: Time he's gonna be long gone? But yes, new coaches
Speaker 1: Rahie Morrison and Zach Robinson, the offensive coordinator saying all
Speaker 1: the right things about Jon Robinson, how they want to
Speaker 1: really build an offense around him and utilize his special talents.
Speaker 1: We'd love to hear that talk is cheap in June, right,
Speaker 1: so you know we know talk is cheap in August.
Speaker 1: Well it is. Who's ever had a bad OTAs you know,
Speaker 1: other than Zach Wilson who apparently has been dreadful. But
Speaker 1: you know it's they always say, guys look great. Now,
Speaker 1: we want to utilize this guy's, you know, best shape of.
Speaker 3: His life, don't forget, best shape of his career.
Speaker 1: The one I even love more is we're we're taking
Speaker 1: this insert insert position here. Let's just say running back,
Speaker 1: We're lining them up in the slot. Yeah, that stuff
Speaker 1: never pans out, never pans out in a meaningful way.
Speaker 1: It's all lies, you know. I I we think Bejon
Speaker 1: could be a special talent based what we saw in college.
Speaker 1: We saw a few flashes of it last year, but
Speaker 1: not consistently. Andy that was a very, very run heavy
Speaker 1: offense that he was still playing. Now, granted we hated
Speaker 1: the usage and the the way that Arthur Smith ran
Speaker 1: that offense, but I still feel like there's I still
Speaker 1: feel like there's just too many good wide receivers. Am
Speaker 1: I going to pass by A J. Brown in the
Speaker 1: Eagles offense? No, No, I'm not going to. You're not
Speaker 1: for sure I'm not going to.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: In fact, there are the running backs I like more
Speaker 1: than Bejon Robbinson. So there's you know, not only is
Speaker 1: it to do the opposite thing, but also you know,
Speaker 1: I'm I think Jonathan Taylor is sitting on a tremendous season.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about him in a minute. So for me,
Speaker 1: I'm still a whole I'm still a whole round lower
Speaker 1: on Bjeon Robinson. I'm middle of the second round because
Speaker 1: I want more of the sure thing, sure thing receivers
Speaker 1: on my team.
Speaker 3: Middle of the second rounds where you're considering b Jeon Robinson.
Speaker 3: All right, same rookie draft class. Jami Gibbs one of
Speaker 3: two running backs going off the board right at the
Speaker 3: first second round turn. He's going off right now at
Speaker 3: about pick twelve. Gibbs finished as RB nine last year,
Speaker 3: had twelve hundred total yards, scored eleven times. Dynamic and
Speaker 3: impressive in just so many ways, but he scored fewer
Speaker 3: touchdowns than his running mate David Montgomery and had about
Speaker 3: forty fewer rushing attempts. He made up for it with
Speaker 3: fifty two catches to Monty's sixteen. So his ADP seems
Speaker 3: to dictate the fact that the fantasy community thinks he'll
Speaker 3: take so much of the workload from Montgomery this year.
Speaker 3: And I even hypot this, it's because Jamior Gibbs has
Speaker 3: a cool name and David is a boring name to say.
Speaker 3: So do you think do you think Gibbs gets more
Speaker 3: of a workhorse role this year? No?
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 3: Is he's not the one to turn for you? Then? No,
Speaker 3: this is.
Speaker 1: This is the easiest guy I'm gonna let slide. And
Speaker 1: I think you'll be stunned at how far I'm gonna
Speaker 1: let Jamiir give you go. Oh really, And it's not
Speaker 1: that he's he's great. Yeah, he's a great talent, But
Speaker 1: Montgomery steals all the easy touchdowns up close. Monty had
Speaker 1: nineteen carries just from inside the five yard line, and
Speaker 1: he converted half of those into touchdowns. This sounds like
Speaker 1: Fantasy Football weeklies training inside. It's gonna it's gonna be
Speaker 1: coming your way, by the way, announcement coming on that
Speaker 1: in the next week. Okay, the way to a fantasy
Speaker 1: football training camp. Gibbs got half of the carries inside
Speaker 1: the five, half of the touchdowns. Guys who have to
Speaker 1: score from distance are a dangerous gamble. Oh yeah, and.
Speaker 3: That's what all this is.
Speaker 1: I mean Jamior Gibbs with an ADP of third, he's
Speaker 1: going at the first.
Speaker 3: Pick of the second round. Yeah, and you're taking.
Speaker 1: Somebody who has to score from distance. That's so dangerous.
Speaker 1: No way am I.
Speaker 3: Doing caught out, It's dumb.
Speaker 1: I'm I would take Gibbs at double his ADP. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at roughly pick thirty. In fact, I would rather
Speaker 1: have his teammates Sam Laporta before Jamiir Gibbs.
Speaker 3: You're taking two lions above Jamiir Gibbs. I'm saying the
Speaker 3: third hour.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 3: The third lion Jonathan Taylor. You talked about him a
Speaker 3: little bit before. He's going at right about the turn
Speaker 3: as well, one two turn pick thirteen. Taylor missed a
Speaker 3: bunch of times with injury, a bunch of time with
Speaker 3: injuries in twenty twenty two and the first part of
Speaker 3: twenty three, where he spent the first four weeks on
Speaker 3: the pup list. He finished RB thirty three in total
Speaker 3: PPR points, but RB eleven in points per game. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's two years removed from nearly twenty two hundred total
Speaker 3: yards and twenty touchdowns. Wasn't that that was crazy? Through
Speaker 3: his last six game of twenty twenty three, he did
Speaker 3: score seven times. Yep, but that was two different runs
Speaker 3: of three games as he missed weeks thirteen through fifteen
Speaker 3: with injury. Anthony Richardson back from injury. That offense should improve,
Speaker 3: but will it improve enough for you to undo the
Speaker 3: opposite with Jonathan Taylor? And where?
Speaker 1: Now? Now, this is a guy I'm interested in much
Speaker 1: closer to his ADP because there's nobody else take the
Speaker 1: ball from him at any time. There's no Zach Moss. There,
Speaker 1: there's no Zach Moss. Your back of his even hole.
Speaker 1: That's it. I mean this is they are gonna work tailor,
Speaker 1: and so I get the goal line back, I get
Speaker 1: the players gonna get the ball really all one hundred
Speaker 1: yards of the field. Indy had the sixth best run
Speaker 1: blocking offensive line last year by Pro Football Focus, the
Speaker 1: eleventh best run block win rate by ESPN. I just
Speaker 1: I love I worry a little bit about the hell
Speaker 1: because he does have these nagging injuries which is, by
Speaker 1: the way, welcome to running backs, right, But I would
Speaker 1: take him much closer to ADP I've got him going
Speaker 1: out for me. I would take him at position twenty,
Speaker 1: so he's would you say, thirteen or fourteen. He's the
Speaker 1: second round, mid second round. So that's the point at
Speaker 1: which I'm really I'm interested in Taylor because I just
Speaker 1: I like him. I like his opportunities so much.
Speaker 3: And that'll probably vibe with some of how your do
Speaker 3: the opposite builds would be if Taylor were to last
Speaker 3: that long. Basically where you would pick in the fourth
Speaker 3: or fifth position, take a wide receiver. There, Jonathan Taylor's
Speaker 3: coming back to you in the second round.
Speaker 1: Possibly, that's maybe right where I would blink on Taylor.
Speaker 3: Okay, well that's half of them. Should we take a
Speaker 3: quick break.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good call. Let's take a break and we come back.
Speaker 1: Saquon Barkley just going two picks later than Jonathan Taylor. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this one's not close. We'll talk about him when we
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Speaker 1: concerts that are starting to roll through town.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a there's a couple of fun concerts this summer.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking about. Actually, one of my favorite bands is
Speaker 3: like from you know, the nineties, a SKO punk outfit
Speaker 3: called Less than Jake.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember you liked it Less than Jake. And
Speaker 1: I think of one of the listeners, one of the
Speaker 1: we have a listener from that band or something, right,
Speaker 1: I don't know, maybe maybe, But they're doing a concert
Speaker 1: in Jamaica, Oh Boy, in January where they're playing at
Speaker 1: a resort four nights in a row.
Speaker 3: It's an all inclusive resort. They're playing with bowling for
Speaker 3: soup as well. I don't you you'll you'd have heard
Speaker 3: some of their songs. Okay, but but four nights in
Speaker 3: a row, four concerts in a row.
Speaker 1: For bands I love.
Speaker 3: I would do that it's it's kind of I would
Speaker 3: do that. And my my oldest son who's in college,
Speaker 3: he's like, he's into this kind of music too, so
Speaker 3: he's like, Dad.
Speaker 1: Let's go. The closest thing like that that's ever happened
Speaker 1: to me is a band that I A couple of
Speaker 1: bands that I love. There was a I like a
Speaker 1: genre called post rock, and there was a post rock
Speaker 1: cruise and they had like three four bands that I
Speaker 1: loved on the cruise and they're all performing constantly on
Speaker 1: the cruise ship, and I'm like, this would be awesome,
Speaker 1: but it was in football season. I couldn't go. That
Speaker 1: was it? All right, Let's get back to get back
Speaker 1: to our undoing. The opposite The next runner up is I.
Speaker 3: Think we know where this is gonna go. Saquon Barkley,
Speaker 3: now a Philadelphia Eagle, is going off with the third
Speaker 3: pick in the second round, pick fifteen. Barkley finished at
Speaker 3: RB thirteen in a pretty horrible Giants offense last year,
Speaker 3: but he had over just over twelve hundred yards and
Speaker 3: he did it get ten scores. But he joins a
Speaker 3: Philly offense that has huge upside, but also the tush
Speaker 3: push is there. Eagles running backs only combined for eight
Speaker 3: total touchdowns last year, the fifth fewest in the league. Well,
Speaker 3: Jalen Hurts had fifteen rushing scores.
Speaker 1: Right, it's certainly gonna be one of my talking.
Speaker 3: There's no doubt he has talent. But does the talent
Speaker 3: meet enough opportunity for you to undo the opposite for
Speaker 3: Saquon Barkley anywhere in the first three rounds, you are
Speaker 3: wrong about the talent. You don't think he has talent.
Speaker 1: Saquon Barkley is cooked. Oh, let's put some numbers against it.
Speaker 1: He finished his Pro Football Focuses running back forty three. Overall,
Speaker 1: he ranked fifty fourth in elusiveness. He ranked thirtieth in
Speaker 1: rushing yards over expectation percentage according to Next Gen Stats.
Speaker 1: His quarterback is going to eat all the short touchdowns,
Speaker 1: and he doesn't catch like he used to, and Philadelphia
Speaker 1: uses often a maddening time share. He had the advantage
Speaker 1: of the Giants of being on the field constantly that
Speaker 1: there's no such suggestion that's going to happen in Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: He could be sitting on a five touchdown season. I
Speaker 1: would much rather have the recently re upped Ramandre Stevenson.
Speaker 1: I would rather have Jonathan Brook. I'd rather have Zamir White.
Speaker 1: You know where those guys are.
Speaker 3: Going, like RB fifteen to twenty, pick ninety.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I am so far off Saquon Barkley. To me,
Speaker 1: we have to get to round eight. He is an
Speaker 1: adp of the middle of round two. I would take
Speaker 1: Saquon Barkley in round eight.
Speaker 3: So if we're in a we're in a draft and
Speaker 3: there's a bunch of cloned charges in this draft that
Speaker 3: I'll carry your same draft strategy, and Saquon's there in
Speaker 3: the sixth round, you're still not taking him.
Speaker 1: I would take the four running backs. They just meant
Speaker 1: three running backs I just mentioned before. I would take him. So, no,
Speaker 1: I'm so far off of Saquon.
Speaker 3: I love it. I love Do you see it differently? No,
Speaker 3: I absolutely love the strong take. I look forward to
Speaker 3: all these preseason shows where you're trashing Saquon and.
Speaker 1: We'll find out if I'm right or wrong about this.
Speaker 1: But man, he to me, he looks he looks cooked.
Speaker 3: He might be all right.
Speaker 1: Who's our next running Uh?
Speaker 3: You know a guy we talked about a little bit
Speaker 3: in the preseason less year Brian Johnson special that was
Speaker 3: Kyron Williams. He delivered in a major way. Right now,
Speaker 3: he's going late second pick twenty two. Williams finished as
Speaker 3: RB seven, had exactly thirteen fifty total yards and fifteen
Speaker 3: scores in only twelve games.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say by Fantasy points per game, Kyroen might.
Speaker 3: Have been RB two RB two in points per game.
Speaker 3: Williams was absolutely money when he was on the field.
Speaker 3: He only had two games all year where he finished
Speaker 3: with fewer than fourteen PPR points. He missed five weeks
Speaker 3: in the middle of your season, but if you survive that,
Speaker 3: he probably won you a title with big games in
Speaker 3: all of the Fantasy playoff weeks, including three scorers in
Speaker 3: Week seventeen. Now, Kyrien was a bellcal last year out
Speaker 3: of necessity. The Rams had no other halfway decent runners
Speaker 3: on the roster, and he's not heavily involved in the
Speaker 3: passing game. He had only thirty two receptions, which was
Speaker 3: twenty eight The monkst running backs in the Rams. They
Speaker 3: brought in Blake Korum in the drafts. His Korum and
Speaker 3: the mid season injury enough to scare you off of
Speaker 3: Kyron Williams in the first three rounds. Or was you
Speaker 3: undo the opposite.
Speaker 1: This is the hardest one yet, this is brutal. So
Speaker 1: it's the end of the second round. Here's Kyrien Williams.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at a guy who was RB two in
Speaker 1: point Fantasy points per game was last year just him
Speaker 1: catching lightning in a bottle, aided by the fact they
Speaker 1: had zero competition, nobody else with worth a damn in
Speaker 1: that backfield. Then they go out and they put real
Speaker 1: draft equity into Blake corm Since Todd Gurley, Sean McVay
Speaker 1: has almost never used a workhorse back until last year
Speaker 1: when he had to because there were no other good backs,
Speaker 1: you know, between Gurley and Willian it did. It ended
Speaker 1: Todd Gurley's career early. I think McVeigh knows that it's
Speaker 1: always been a rotational backfield for Sean McVay between those,
Speaker 1: you know, in the four seasons between those two events.
Speaker 1: So I don't trust Kyrien Williams to get the big workhorse.
Speaker 1: But the other part of it, that's that that that
Speaker 1: makes this hard. William's pretty dark good. He finished sixth
Speaker 1: in total rushing yards over expectation, seventh in rushing yards
Speaker 1: over expectation per carry, tenth in rushing yards over expectation
Speaker 1: percentage he finished. His pro football focuses AREB three ranked overall,
Speaker 1: fifteenth and elusiveness. This is you know, this is where
Speaker 1: this is about where Kyrien Williams belongs. I might go
Speaker 1: a half round later so I can get some tight ends.
Speaker 1: I loved Laporta, Kelsey McBride and get an a lead
Speaker 1: tight end. I still want Jalen Hurts. I want all
Speaker 1: those rushing, those free rushing touchdowns. I think those are
Speaker 1: the group that I would take sooner. They're half round later.
Speaker 1: So Kyron Williams is very close to I think going
Speaker 1: correctly even in a due the opposite mindset. But I'd
Speaker 1: still wait half.
Speaker 3: Around so because he's a late second round pick, and
Speaker 3: at that turn there you'd be going, I have an
Speaker 3: early third. Let's hope he gets back.
Speaker 1: Let's hope he gets back to me.
Speaker 3: Okay, I want to see what you think about Devon
Speaker 3: ah Chain here. He might be the most polarizing player
Speaker 3: in the first two rounds. Currently going off with the
Speaker 3: last pick in the second round, pick twenty four. Last year,
Speaker 3: a Chane only played eleven games, finished RB twenty five,
Speaker 3: but more importantly finished RB four In PPR points per game?
Speaker 3: Do you know who was RB three in PPR points
Speaker 3: per game? Moster Raheem moster Ah Chain had just under
Speaker 3: a thousand total yards and scored eleven times. But when
Speaker 3: you factor in that his first real action in week three,
Speaker 3: he scored four times and had two hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: three of those.
Speaker 1: Yards, by the way, which nobody started him for that gamer? Yeap,
Speaker 1: so about a quarter of his production came in one
Speaker 1: game when nobody had him and nobody.
Speaker 3: Had him in the lineups. Moster, by the way, led
Speaker 3: the league in rushing scores last year with eighteen added
Speaker 3: three more through the air, and he's going off at
Speaker 3: pick ninety two RB thirty.
Speaker 1: Hell so he's my do the opposite target. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: the that's the show we should follow up with. Yeah,
Speaker 1: or who are the running backs you're taking in rounds five, six, seven, eight?
Speaker 1: We can do that in a couple of weeks.
Speaker 3: Let's do that shit. The fantasy world seems to think
Speaker 3: that a chan's taking most, if not all, of most production. Apparently, yes,
Speaker 3: is the upside of a chane worthy of a late
Speaker 3: second to early third or how late does he have
Speaker 3: to fall for you to take him?
Speaker 1: And most of it is older. I think he's thirty. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and so maybe not a lot of mileage, very low
Speaker 1: mileage because he's been dinged up. He was under used
Speaker 1: for a long time. So a Chan's an electric runner
Speaker 1: for sure. He averaged almost eight yards per carry, which
Speaker 1: is insane. He ranked number one in rushing yards over
Speaker 1: expectation last year two point nine rushing yards per carry
Speaker 1: over expectation. Wow, more than double the next closest player.
Speaker 3: Crazy.
Speaker 1: It is crazy. The next closest Christian McCaffrey, at one
Speaker 1: point three yards over expectation. He posted two point nine.
Speaker 1: He missed six games last year, after which, after he
Speaker 1: missed that big block of games in the middle of
Speaker 1: the season, Mike McDaniel seemed pretty gun shy about using
Speaker 1: a Chan as much, giving him only ten carries per game. Okay,
Speaker 1: and that's that where he me a little bit. Miami's
Speaker 1: got the league's muddiest backfield. You mentioned moster, but let's
Speaker 1: not forget thorn in your side. Guys like Jeff Wilson
Speaker 1: and Salvon Ahmed and now fourth round rookie Jalen Wright
Speaker 1: is in this mix too. I mean, that's real draft equity.
Speaker 1: They have to get they need to get Jalen right
Speaker 1: out of the field too, but that's the lead.
Speaker 3: Well, not only that, but their wide receivers have such
Speaker 3: a low a dot on so many of these things
Speaker 3: that they catch the ball a short distance from the line.
Speaker 3: It's that PPR yardage for him.
Speaker 1: In best ball, you know, in best ball specifically, I
Speaker 1: think you can justify this end of the second round
Speaker 1: ADP for those blow up games. Yeah, I think in
Speaker 1: any other format, end of the second round for a
Speaker 1: chan is absurd. Isaiah Pacheco gets is exactly double eight
Speaker 1: chans ADP at pick forty eight. I'd rather have Pacheco
Speaker 1: for all the safety. I know he's going to get
Speaker 1: the vast majority of the work on a very good offense.
Speaker 1: Similarly good offense. So you're looking he's picked for eight,
Speaker 1: that's double eight chance.
Speaker 3: So you're looking fifth round minimum.
Speaker 1: This is the last pick of fourth round. So I'd
Speaker 1: rather have Pachecko. He's the last pick of the fourth round.
Speaker 1: So I guess I'm saying fifth round on David Devon
Speaker 1: a hand.
Speaker 3: All right, out of here, get out of here. Travis
Speaker 3: Eten currently going off at pick twenty seven in the
Speaker 3: third round in his rookie campaign, he averaged five point
Speaker 3: one yards per carry. That number crash down to three
Speaker 3: point eight last year, but he did have twelve total
Speaker 3: scores in close to fifteen hundred total yards in just
Speaker 3: a workhorse role. That was good enough to make him
Speaker 3: RB three in total PPR points and was pretty consistent.
Speaker 3: He has played all seventeen games in both seasons, after
Speaker 3: missing the entirety of his twenty twenty one draft year
Speaker 3: with an injury. Last year, he had double digit PPR
Speaker 3: points in twelve games. He had three or more receptions
Speaker 3: in all but three, and he scored in half the games.
Speaker 3: You started him man with four multi score efforts. By
Speaker 3: the way, Tank Bigsby, which was your guy last year. Yeah,
Speaker 3: scored in the first two games. I know that never again.
Speaker 3: I never saw the field again. Disappeared. Yeah, that was
Speaker 3: that was bad think. I think he had like thirty
Speaker 3: carries in the final fifteen games.
Speaker 1: I don't have my tanks for nothing.
Speaker 3: You have a sad trombone ski. I do sure.
Speaker 1: I feel like I had half of this right, I
Speaker 1: had half of that equation right. I didn't trust Travis
Speaker 1: Etn to be a workhorse runner, and he wasn't I
Speaker 1: thought it would go right to Bigsby as the backup. Now,
Speaker 1: in fairness, Etn started the season really well, but then
Speaker 1: he faded pretty badly because he's just not built to
Speaker 1: be a work horse. He finished the season averaging three
Speaker 1: point eight yards per carry. That is dreadful. He finished
Speaker 1: thirty sixth in rushing Over expectation, he topped fifty seven
Speaker 1: rushing yards. Fifty seven rushing yards is not a lot.
Speaker 1: He topped fifty seven rushing yards in five of his
Speaker 1: seventeen games. That's all. Doug Peterson says he wants to
Speaker 1: rely less on Etn, and he's talking up Tank Bigsby.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna time.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's nothing I'm gonna say that's gonna make
Speaker 1: anybody believe in Tank Bigsby. So not gonna try in
Speaker 1: round three, which is where Travis Etn is going, I
Speaker 1: can get a sure thing wide receiver, and get a
Speaker 1: shirt thing quarterback, and get a sure thing tight end.
Speaker 1: I would take Etn round five roughly double his ADP.
Speaker 1: I'm not a I wasn't a believer last year. I
Speaker 1: think he his productivity was just him being a functional
Speaker 1: running back who got almost all the work in his offense.
Speaker 3: That really was it. It was just opportunity, that's.
Speaker 1: All it was. I don't think he's a special back.
Speaker 3: All right. Uh you know one of the more special
Speaker 3: backs in in maybe the last decade, Derrick Henry. He's
Speaker 3: an old face in a new place. He joins the
Speaker 3: Baltimore Ravens through free agency. In those all purple uniforms,
Speaker 3: he might look a little bit like Grimace. Yeah, he's
Speaker 3: currently going off the board in the middle of the
Speaker 3: third round.
Speaker 1: McDonald's phased Grimace out.
Speaker 3: Oh have you heard about the Mets and Grimace? The
Speaker 3: New York Mets. No, Like they had Grimace throughout the
Speaker 3: first pitch at a game like like two weeks ago,
Speaker 3: and the Mets have like lost one game since then.
Speaker 3: He's in good luck so that like all the Mets
Speaker 3: fans are converting to the Church of Grimace. That's awesome.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it.
Speaker 3: So with Derek Henry, you pretty much know what this
Speaker 3: state in his career that he offers nothing in the
Speaker 3: passing game. So it's much more impressive that he finished
Speaker 3: as RB twelve and PPR points. He posted just under
Speaker 3: fourteen hundred total yards and twelve scores all of his
Speaker 3: touchdowns were on the ground. Henry has posted double digit
Speaker 3: rushing touchdowns in six straight seasons. What makes that more
Speaker 3: impressive is he only played eight games in twenty twenty one. Wow,
Speaker 3: he joins a Baltimore team and you know, might bring
Speaker 3: just a completely different dimension to Lamar Jackson in that offense.
Speaker 3: He's six y three, two hundred and forty seven pounds,
Speaker 3: but he's thirty years old and he's average twenty carries
Speaker 3: per game for the last six years Straight's.
Speaker 1: A lot of mileage. And remember he didn't early in
Speaker 1: his career. He was lightly used for those first couples. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and been then since then, it's just pounding him in.
Speaker 3: It was it DeMarco Murray.
Speaker 1: This done.
Speaker 3: He only had really one injury in all of those years.
Speaker 1: All the eight are so amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but Kenn's body hold up to the punishment after
Speaker 3: age thirty touchdown upside absolutely tremendous. I think when we
Speaker 3: talked about the AFC UH North in our in our
Speaker 3: preview podcast, you were like, would it surprise you of
Speaker 3: Derrick Henry was the highest rushing touchdown getter of this season.
Speaker 1: No, not at all, not at all.
Speaker 3: But in the third round middle third. Are you taking
Speaker 3: Derrick Henry in a DTO draft strategy?
Speaker 1: This one is also a little bit tricky unless Keaton
Speaker 1: Mitchell recovers quickly and gets back to being as elusive
Speaker 1: as he was, which is hard to do off the
Speaker 1: ACL That was what made Keaton Mitchell explosive SIV was
Speaker 1: how hard it was to get a clean hit on him.
Speaker 1: Probably isn't gonna have there and.
Speaker 3: They're talking about him midseason. Yeah, like toplist almost for sure.
Speaker 1: Right, So Keith Mitchell doesn't look like a factor, just
Speaker 1: as Hill's just a guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So the opportunity in Baltimore's high over the past three seasons,
Speaker 1: Baltimore's top top six and rushes from inside the five
Speaker 1: and running play percentage from inside the five, there's gonna
Speaker 1: be a lot of goal line opportunities. And of course,
Speaker 1: over the past three years, as you would guess, Derrick
Speaker 1: Henry leads all rushers in goal line touchdowns. You know
Speaker 1: who leads all players in goal line touchdowns the last
Speaker 1: three years?
Speaker 3: This is Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 1: He actually doesn't get many carries at all.
Speaker 3: I suppose he doesn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the right idea?
Speaker 3: Is it hurts? Right?
Speaker 1: It is? Yes, Jalen Hurts sixty one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sixty one.
Speaker 1: By the way, Jalen Hurts starts, we're talking ADP a
Speaker 1: little bit. Jalen Hurts right now is going off the
Speaker 1: board at pick du picked twenty six.
Speaker 3: I think it's because I believe he only had fifteen
Speaker 3: pass touchdowns last year.
Speaker 1: I just I think the Eagles are gonna bounce back
Speaker 1: in a big way.
Speaker 3: Probably.
Speaker 1: I think I think they're bad coaching, some bad injuries,
Speaker 1: some bad luck, and I think they're a bounce back anyway.
Speaker 1: I'm not I'm intrigued by Henry, but he hurts you.
Speaker 1: He hurts you obviously in a PPR league where he
Speaker 1: doesn't give you any of that, He's gonna give you
Speaker 1: some dud games when he doesn't score. Yeah, that's coming,
Speaker 1: you know. So if he doesn't score, he's gonna get
Speaker 1: some games where he has sixteen carries for thirty eight yards,
Speaker 1: chips in nothing through the air. He's gonna give you
Speaker 1: some He's gonna give you some bummer games, unfortunately, but
Speaker 1: the touchdown upside is very real. It wouldn't surprise me
Speaker 1: if he scored in two thirds of his games this year, right,
Speaker 1: and a couple of those will be multiple.
Speaker 3: Touchdown you look, you're looking at a projected twelve to
Speaker 3: fifteen touchdowns maybe yep, on the high end.
Speaker 1: So currently going middle of round three, I think the
Speaker 1: place where I would I would bend my do the
Speaker 1: opposite tendencies for Derrick Henry would be roughly after my
Speaker 1: shirting quarterbacks. To me, that's Alan and Hurts are gone.
Speaker 1: My top three tight ends who we love, right, you
Speaker 1: got Laporta, you got Kelsey and McBride. Okay, although it's
Speaker 1: deeper in tight ends this year than it has been forever.
Speaker 1: All Right, that's a stop topic for a future show.
Speaker 1: By the way, it sure is. Oh, you don't have
Speaker 1: to panic on tight ends for for a long time.
Speaker 3: I actually think there's five tight ends, and I don't
Speaker 3: want anything to do with anybody after that.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, so right, we'll talk about that. I
Speaker 1: think there's gonna be guys like Jake Ferguson. They're gonna
Speaker 1: work out. That's just me. The area where I'm interested
Speaker 1: in taking Derrick Henry is in this part of my draft,
Speaker 1: DK Metcalf, DeVante Smith, Ken Walker, Amari Cooper, Mark Andrews.
Speaker 1: This is the area that feels about.
Speaker 3: Right, that's about where Derrick Henry's going.
Speaker 1: That's round four. So that's that's where I like him,
Speaker 1: and that's about where I would take him, I think.
Speaker 1: So just a couple picks, Ye, I'm about I'm about
Speaker 1: a half round or around half lower than Henry. Now
Speaker 1: in a guillotine league, beware because he's gonna those dud
Speaker 1: games from Henry. Those are gonna get you cut.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, and and you don't have the PPR
Speaker 3: aspect to booye you there, so he's got to get
Speaker 3: you the touchdowns, got to get you the touch So
Speaker 3: do do you think Derek Henry in a guillotine league
Speaker 3: drops to like fourth or fifth round or are people
Speaker 3: nuts enough to go I'm gonna take him in the
Speaker 3: second round.
Speaker 1: I think there's still enough newbies out there that don't
Speaker 1: understand the nuances of the format well enough that he's
Speaker 1: gonna he's gonna go earlier than he should.
Speaker 3: Especially with eighteen team leagues.
Speaker 1: Eighteen team leagues, and that's when the running back panic
Speaker 1: is so real in an eighteen team league, when people
Speaker 1: are looking at if I don't take a running back
Speaker 1: in the first two rounds and you know by the
Speaker 1: time now it's back to me, right, it's you know,
Speaker 1: now what am I gonna do? Meanwhile, I'll be like
Speaker 1: Zamir White, bring it on charge when to undo the Opposite?
Speaker 1: Did you have any real problems with any of my
Speaker 1: takes on this? No, this is pretty out of the
Speaker 1: odd way, out of lockstep with the norm.
Speaker 3: You know, I thought it would be good for the
Speaker 3: listeners to hear you mister do the opposite himself, go hey,
Speaker 3: where would I take these guys? So I think it's
Speaker 3: an interesting exercise for us, and I do like the
Speaker 3: idea of doing my do the Opposite running back targets
Speaker 3: in a future show where we can go, you know
Speaker 3: guys in rounds four through seven?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, who hound on the table for That's the
Speaker 1: whole premise of do the Opposite is go hit those
Speaker 1: running backs in the middle rounds. That's that's where last
Speaker 1: year's top ten came out of. Yeah, you know it's
Speaker 1: Christian McCaffrey and then most of the US are running
Speaker 1: backs that ended up his top ten running backs for
Speaker 1: round four, round six, round eight. So yeah, we'll go
Speaker 1: mind those rounds? Is uh? I want to mention this.
Speaker 1: We alluded to this just briefly, Ramondre Stevenson got a hefty,
Speaker 1: pretty solid good new deal yeah Thursday with the Patriots.
Speaker 1: I'm team Ramandre. I think he's a really good running
Speaker 1: back who got used weirdly and poorly last year on
Speaker 1: a totally dysfunctional offense. Yeah, I'm optimistic that Remandre is
Speaker 1: going to come back. He's perfect do the opposite candidate.
Speaker 1: Let me let me see if I can find where
Speaker 1: he's going off the board right now, he is currently
Speaker 1: going off the board Pick sixty three, running back twenty.
Speaker 1: This is perfect for do the Opposite. I get a
Speaker 1: workhorse back on an offense that almost has to get better,
Speaker 1: right it kick it worse? Not that it was last year.
Speaker 1: That was mac Jones.
Speaker 3: It can't get Bailey. No, no, it could be the same.
Speaker 1: No, it can't be the same.
Speaker 3: It could be the same. It can't be.
Speaker 1: Kobet and Drake May. If Drake May is good enough
Speaker 1: to be better than Jacoby Brissett.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those guys they probably do it just enough.
Speaker 1: They I think, you know, their abilities alone will raise
Speaker 1: the bar for Ramandri Stevenson. I think I love him
Speaker 1: as a value pick at selection sixty three running back
Speaker 1: twenty exactly.
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