Speaker 1: Hello everybody, Welcome into the Fantasy Pros Football Podcast. I'm
Speaker 1: Ryan Warmley, joined by Derek Brown and Pat Fitzporis Fellas.
Speaker 1: We are talking about fantasy takeaways for the NFC West.
Speaker 1: We have done a series of divisional takeaways throughout the league.
Speaker 1: Today we were talking about the NFC West and we're
Speaker 1: going to start with the Rams, who won the division
Speaker 1: on a tiebreaker. They went ten and seven fits. What
Speaker 1: was your biggest fantasy takeaway for the Rams this season?
Speaker 2: This is a simple one and I'm just gonna pander
Speaker 2: to my buddy deebro here. Puka Nkua is just a superstar,
Speaker 2: absolute superstar, and a slam dunk first rounder in fantasy
Speaker 2: dress probably middle of the first round. So in eleven
Speaker 2: games this year, Pooka didn't quite get to a thousand yards,
Speaker 2: but was really close. Seventy nine catches for nine hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety yards and three touchdowns. He averaged seven point
Speaker 2: two catches and ninety yards a game. For his career,
Speaker 2: he has averaged nine point three yards per target, which
Speaker 2: is phenomenal and it just all shows up when you
Speaker 2: watch him. Like seeing Puka Nakua play is to believe
Speaker 2: in him. He's just so good at getting open, Like
Speaker 2: I can't remember him dropping a pass. I'm sure it's happened,
Speaker 2: but like I have not seen Puka drop a pass
Speaker 2: sure handed and does damage after the catch, Like this
Speaker 2: guy is so good. I think he is just right there,
Speaker 2: with maybe a little bit behind Jamar Chase, justin Jefferson,
Speaker 2: Ceedee Lamb, but he is right there man, Like he
Speaker 2: is my wide receiver for and I don't think there's
Speaker 2: much separation between those top guys and Puka.
Speaker 1: On a scale of one to ten fits. What is
Speaker 1: the concern level about the fact that he had some
Speaker 1: injury troubles in college? He played seventeen games last season,
Speaker 1: but was kind of often looked banged up and leaving
Speaker 1: games in the middle coming back in and then obviously
Speaker 1: had like a stretch of several weeks where he missed
Speaker 1: this year due to injury. I'm not saying it's a
Speaker 1: large concern, but just on that scale, how much of
Speaker 1: a concern is it for you?
Speaker 2: Pretty mild, just because like we've seen him take a
Speaker 2: lot of punishment and bounce up, Like, I'm not too
Speaker 2: worried about it. I don't think there's an undue risk
Speaker 2: it's not like I hate to say, Christian Watson level
Speaker 2: risk with him, so like it's concerning, but like not
Speaker 2: hugely concerning. And one other thing I want to add,
Speaker 2: I mean he Puka basically single handedly retired Cooper Cup
Speaker 2: in the back half of the twenty twenty four regular season,
Speaker 2: like Cooper Cup disappeared from that offense because like it
Speaker 2: was such plus ev to throw to Pooka Nikua that
Speaker 2: like Stafford stopped looking at Cup.
Speaker 1: So same question scale of one to ten level of concern.
Speaker 1: The fact that Matthew Stafford now another year older, you're
Speaker 1: going in the next season. It seemed like there have been,
Speaker 1: you know, rumors of him considering retirement in the past. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Sean McVay does level of confidence in any offense that
Speaker 1: he's running. But is the fact that the Rams are
Speaker 1: another year closer to leasing their quarterback does that change
Speaker 1: how you evaluate Pooka.
Speaker 2: A Matthew Stafford retirement would probably force me to That
Speaker 2: would further separate Pooka from the Tier one receivers above
Speaker 2: him and move him closer to the next group.
Speaker 1: Debro. Obviously, everybody knows your love for pookin Akua. Any
Speaker 1: thoughts on kind of some of the concerns I posed,
Speaker 1: even if we don't feel really strongly about them, or
Speaker 1: just anything else you want to you want us to
Speaker 1: clear the paint and let you talk about pokin A
Speaker 1: Cua for a minute.
Speaker 3: I mean, d I feel good about Stafford because he's
Speaker 3: still slinging it. He still looks really good. I think
Speaker 3: this is honestly probably the healthiest season we've seen from
Speaker 3: Matthew Stafford over the last few years. And so considering
Speaker 3: that if this was another year where we're talking about
Speaker 3: Matthew Stafford walks out of the season and he's mangled
Speaker 3: and they don't make the playoffs, and outside of Stafford,
Speaker 3: the rest of this roster is young, so they can
Speaker 3: go four to five this team some more and his contract, like,
Speaker 3: I think we get two more years of Matthew Stafford.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's going anywhere, or Sean McBain is
Speaker 3: going anywhere this offseason. So you know, we don't know
Speaker 3: what happens even next year, much less even the next
Speaker 3: two to three years for a lot of different players.
Speaker 3: So right now as we sit right now recording this,
Speaker 3: I'm fine with Stafford, fine with Pooka. The last cherry
Speaker 3: on top of this beautiful cake that I'm going to
Speaker 3: give is amongst all wide receivers with at least fifty
Speaker 3: targets last year, the number one player in yards per
Speaker 3: route run and Fantasy points per route run is Pooka Nakua.
Speaker 1: Wow, Well to put a bow on this, where would
Speaker 1: you draft him next year? Not what round? Obviously his
Speaker 1: first round, but like, is he the fourth pick in
Speaker 1: your mind? Is he the seventh pick in your mind? Deebro?
Speaker 1: Where are you taking him?
Speaker 3: He can go as high as top three. I think
Speaker 3: that you're looking at what he did over this last year.
Speaker 3: He should be in that conversation with Jefferson and Chase.
Speaker 3: He won't be, but look at what he did. Look
Speaker 3: at the metrics we all just talked about, look at
Speaker 3: his production. It's the same case as all of those
Speaker 3: wide receivers. He should be in that conversation. He won't be,
Speaker 3: but he should be.
Speaker 1: So Fitz, if let's say Puka's wide receiver three in
Speaker 1: your rankings, just you know, for the sake of argument,
Speaker 1: is that the fifth pick for you? Or are you
Speaker 1: putting Saquon and Bijon ahead of him? Is that the
Speaker 1: third pick for you? Where does he fall.
Speaker 2: I'd take him sixth overall and I've got him wide
Speaker 2: receiver four, but behind Chase Jefferson and Lamb Okay, so
Speaker 2: and I'd probably take Saquon and Bejeon ahead of him.
Speaker 1: But that's it. Okay, let's go to the Seahawks. They
Speaker 1: also went ten and seven this year, did not make
Speaker 1: the playoffs. Deebro, what was your biggest fantasy takeaway for Seattle.
Speaker 3: Jackson Smith and Jigbo is the wide receiver one for
Speaker 3: the Seattle Seahawks present and future, And again he was
Speaker 3: a highly debated player. I'm going to go back to it.
Speaker 3: I know I've said this in other episodes. Just have
Speaker 3: faith in sophomore breakouts for talented wide receivers that give
Speaker 3: us a glimpse of this in their rookie season. Now,
Speaker 3: was this a harder chance or harder case or did
Speaker 3: you have to go a little bit deeper into the
Speaker 3: metrics we talked about back in draft season to see
Speaker 3: it for Jackson Smith and Chig but considering Shane Waldron's BS, Yes,
Speaker 3: but was it still there? Absolutely? And JSM proved that
Speaker 3: there was a reason he was a first round draft
Speaker 3: pick in the NFL draft, and we should believe in him.
Speaker 3: Wide receiver twenty over fantasy points per game of the
Speaker 3: entirety of the season, Wide receiver sixteen a week to
Speaker 3: eleven on and you're looking at a guy he checked
Speaker 3: all the boxes after the true ascension in the back
Speaker 3: half of the season. I mean, he was top twelve
Speaker 3: in every efficiency metric you pull up. He was drawing
Speaker 3: a twenty five percent target share. DK Metcalf looks like
Speaker 3: like not he's on the downturn, but he definitely he
Speaker 3: took a step back and Jsen is going to be
Speaker 3: their wide receiver one moving forward.
Speaker 1: So as of when we're recording this, we know that
Speaker 1: the Seahawks are moving on from Ryan Grubb. We don't
Speaker 1: know who the new offensive coordinator is going to be.
Speaker 1: So for ud Bro, considering that we saw JSN have
Speaker 1: a really, really disappointing season under Shane Waldron, is he
Speaker 1: somebody who is not offensive coordinator proof and it's going
Speaker 1: to really matter who they hire in that role or
Speaker 1: do you think Waldron is kind of an outlier? He
Speaker 1: was also a rookie still learning the league, and you're
Speaker 1: not worried about whoever it is they bring on now
Speaker 1: I'm not.
Speaker 3: Worried at all because the difference between the Shane Waldron
Speaker 3: mess and every other offensive coordinator. Shane Waldon not only
Speaker 3: did we because here's here's other context we have to
Speaker 3: talk about really quickly with his rookie season. Also the
Speaker 3: risk injury, so that's stalled the ramp up. Also a
Speaker 3: player that dealt with the injuries, so it stalled the
Speaker 3: ramp up for him in that rookie season. And I
Speaker 3: don't know any other offensive coordinator in the NFL at
Speaker 3: this point, considering what JASN has done in his sophomore season,
Speaker 3: that would try, try, try, try, like Shane Waldron try
Speaker 3: to do and shove him back into trying to turn
Speaker 3: js into freaking Malachai Corley. I don't see any offensive
Speaker 3: coordinator trying to do that in his third season. I'm
Speaker 3: not worried about it. Put him in a traditional wide
Speaker 3: receiver role, which he's shown he's really good at and
Speaker 3: he's gonna be fine.
Speaker 1: Fits. What do you think about JSN for next season?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I do like it much better now that he's
Speaker 2: not getting like average depth of targets of two point
Speaker 2: nine yards or whatever like it was. Hey, Hey there
Speaker 2: you go yet No, this was a very convincing breakout,
Speaker 2: and you know, we were justified to be excited about
Speaker 2: receiver who had a sixteen hundred yard season while sharing
Speaker 2: a field with Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson in Ohio State,
Speaker 2: like it eventually happened. Like the only thing I'd pushed
Speaker 2: back on is that maybe, you know, I'm not quite
Speaker 2: ready to write off DK Metcalf, And if JSN and
Speaker 2: DK Metcalf both play seventeen games next year, I think
Speaker 2: there's a non zero chance that DK maybe outdoes JSN
Speaker 2: in touchdowns and yardage. I don't think he's going to
Speaker 2: out do him in receptions though, no matter what.
Speaker 1: Like.
Speaker 2: But the good thing is they have complimentary skill sets,
Speaker 2: so they can both thrive and have good seasons. I'm
Speaker 2: still pretty high on DK, but I do have Jackson
Speaker 2: Smith and jig But ranked ahead of him for next year.
Speaker 2: I'm just, you know, not quite ready to you know,
Speaker 2: throw a retirement party for DK Metcalf yet. But yes,
Speaker 2: the Jackson Smith in jig But twenty twenty four season
Speaker 2: was marvelous.
Speaker 1: What round should he be drafted in?
Speaker 2: Boy in a league where you're starting three receivers, I
Speaker 2: think he probably warrants consideration late in the second.
Speaker 3: Second or early third. Yeah, I have him.
Speaker 2: Two two three turn is a good spot.
Speaker 3: I got him as like my twenty first overall player
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 1: So okay. But by the way, because I've asked him,
Speaker 1: asked some questions like kind of seemingly pushing back on
Speaker 1: both Puka and JS. And I love both of these guys.
Speaker 1: I'm just trying to set you guys up to, you know,
Speaker 1: address concerns that people might have. I'm like super on
Speaker 1: board with you on both of them. I love Puka
Speaker 1: and I love JAS. I loved Json so much as
Speaker 1: a prospect coming out, and I did not care about
Speaker 1: the downrookie season. I was like all over him.
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Speaker 1: to the Cardinals fits eight to nine this season, and
Speaker 1: this is a very receiver heavy division. We're talking about
Speaker 1: another receiver here for your takeaway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Marvin Harrison Junior was misused in his rookie year
Speaker 2: and it's still going to be a terrific wide receiver.
Speaker 2: Deebro I talked to the Worm about this earlier. But
Speaker 2: have you seen the crazy similarity between the rookie numbers
Speaker 2: of Marvin Harrison.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Credit to Jared Smola of Draft Sharks who point
Speaker 2: this out on Twitter. As a rookie for the Colts
Speaker 2: in nineteen ninety six, Marvin Harrison Senior had sixty four catches,
Speaker 2: eight hundred and thirty six yards, eight touchdowns. Marvin Harrison
Speaker 2: Junior's rookie year numbers sixty two catches, eight hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty five yards, eight touchdowns within two catches of each other,
Speaker 2: within about fifty yards of each other, and the same
Speaker 2: number of touchdowns. So, you know what, Marvin Harrison Senior
Speaker 2: turned out to have a pretty good career. So maybe
Speaker 2: we should not be writing off Junior just yet. Like,
Speaker 2: I don't know if this was Smola's intense when he
Speaker 2: tweeted this out, but yeah, this is a good reminder,
Speaker 2: do not fade Marvin Harrison Junior in And I don't
Speaker 2: know that there are many people writing him off, but
Speaker 2: you know, I do think there are people who believe
Speaker 2: that he won't be a star, And I think stardom
Speaker 2: is still in the range of outcomes here. But please,
Speaker 2: Drew Petzig and the Cardinals stop using him like he's
Speaker 2: Gabe Davis. Like Harrison's average depth of Yeah, Harrison's average
Speaker 2: depth of target this season was thirteen point five yards,
Speaker 2: and at one point that number was up over fourteen
Speaker 2: just a few weeks ago, like they were using him
Speaker 2: as this vertical receiver for sake of comparison. Jamar Chase's
Speaker 2: average depth of target this year eight point seven yards,
Speaker 2: Justin Jefferson ten point nine yards, Ceedee Lamb seven point
Speaker 2: six yards, although it's been higher other years in his career,
Speaker 2: up around nine or ten. Their play callers understand the
Speaker 2: benefit of getting these star receivers some easy completions and
Speaker 2: letting them try to work their magic after the catch.
Speaker 2: The short routes also set up cornerbacks, you know, and
Speaker 2: make the deeper routes more effective. You can't play ten
Speaker 2: yards off a receiver on every play if he's going
Speaker 2: to be used on the occasional hitches, bubble screens, what
Speaker 2: have you. So in twenty twenty five, I hope the
Speaker 2: Cardinals resolved to make Marvin Harrison more of a high
Speaker 2: volume receiver and help him reach his ceiling, rather than
Speaker 2: just designated Harrison as the downfield guy and Trey McBride
Speaker 2: is the short area receiver. Like use these guys in interchangeably,
Speaker 2: like mix it up a little bit. And you know,
Speaker 2: I'm very optimistic. Trey McBride's average depth of target this
Speaker 2: year six point one yards.
Speaker 1: So, uh, do you have faiths that they're going to
Speaker 1: use Marvin Harrison Junior more smartly next year? Though? Or
Speaker 1: is it just.
Speaker 2: They have to man? I mean, like it's just you
Speaker 2: have to adopt some easy completions like if Drew Petsig's
Speaker 2: self evaluates in the off season, I think he'll realize
Speaker 2: that deepro.
Speaker 3: Dude, I think. So I'll say this, pets Ing, the
Speaker 3: the luster that was on him after the first year
Speaker 3: in Arizona, I think fell off a ton. For me,
Speaker 3: I looked a him and I looked at him as
Speaker 3: like an ascending play caller, and we could talk about, Okay,
Speaker 3: the personnel that they had outside of McBride and Harrison
Speaker 3: Junior is not great, Like Michael Wilson's probably not a
Speaker 3: guy you want to be starting in your starting lineup
Speaker 3: every single week. Greg dortsch, Zay Jones, all these guys.
Speaker 3: So I think this comes back to they have to
Speaker 3: take a hard look in the mirror and say, Okay, sure,
Speaker 3: Trey McBride, high volume guy, can separate underneath short and intermediate,
Speaker 3: use him up the seam. That doesn't mean that Marvin
Speaker 3: Harrison Junior is the guy you have running clear outs
Speaker 3: and the deep guy. Like, to me, that's a total
Speaker 3: mischaracterization of his skill set and what he can do.
Speaker 3: Can he get deep? Sure? Is that the role you
Speaker 3: want him playing in running clearouts and running deep patterns
Speaker 3: the entire time. No, and for everybody that has Barvin
Speaker 3: Harrison Junior in dynasty and is worried about him, I'm
Speaker 3: going to give you some numbers here that is going
Speaker 3: to make you feel a ton better about him. Because
Speaker 3: he can't change the role that he has in the offense.
Speaker 3: He cannot throw the ball to himself. Kyler Murray also
Speaker 3: had a terrible season. He struggled. He was a roller
Speaker 3: coaster himself. Marvin Harrison Junior can do anything outside of that.
Speaker 3: What he can affect is how well he's separating and
Speaker 3: how well he's winning the routes that he is tasked with.
Speaker 3: In that route tree. Amongst one hundred and thirteen qualifying
Speaker 3: wide receivers in his rookie season, Marvin Harrison Junior ranked
Speaker 3: thirty second in separation and twenty first in route win rate.
Speaker 3: He is good. They need to put him in a
Speaker 3: high volume role. They need to go add two guys
Speaker 3: this offseason, not one, but two that can legitimately stretch
Speaker 3: the field, whether that's in the draft or free agency
Speaker 3: or both, and allow the volume guys in this offense
Speaker 3: to be Harrison Junior and McBride and stop doing stupid nonsense.
Speaker 1: Put a number to it. Where is he going to
Speaker 1: be ranked for you in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna rank him as a wide receiver three. I
Speaker 3: think that's where he's gonna go in drafts, and I'm
Speaker 3: going to draft him everywhere.
Speaker 1: He was an early second round pick last year, fits
Speaker 1: the same question where you're ranking him this year.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the the second round was complicated in twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four drafts. It looks better in twenty twenty five, but
Speaker 2: he's not going to go that high. Yeah, I agree
Speaker 2: with Dee bro. I think he's right now. I've got
Speaker 2: him ranked as like I think I've got him as
Speaker 2: a high end wide receiver three, and I think he's
Speaker 2: going to be drafted as a mid range wide receiver
Speaker 2: three like that would.
Speaker 3: Put him What round fits he? Like you're thinking I'm
Speaker 3: kind of fifth? Yeah, that's about where I'm at. I
Speaker 3: think he goes in the fourth or fifth round, depending
Speaker 3: on you know what kind of offseason steam we get
Speaker 3: probably the fifth round yea in.
Speaker 1: Early If he's ranked by ECR in like mid wide
Speaker 1: receiver three range, let's say I am unequivocally going to
Speaker 1: be above consensus on him, not by a crazy amount.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to take him in the second round
Speaker 1: or anything, but I will be very above consensus if.
Speaker 3: He I mean as badly as people got burned. Do
Speaker 3: you think he's gonna be ranked higher than it?
Speaker 1: No, No, I'm not saying you're wrong about that. Guess
Speaker 1: I'm just saying no, No, I agree, that's aggreate.
Speaker 2: We already on this show, we've already spoken of one
Speaker 2: Ohio State receiver who had a disappointing rookie season and
Speaker 2: rebounded big time in year two. So maybe it's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: That is a wonderful call.
Speaker 1: I'm almost always willing if there is a prospect I
Speaker 1: really believe in, and of course Marvin Harrison Junior, you know,
Speaker 1: falls under that umbrella. I am always willing to give
Speaker 1: a second year. I might not be willing to give
Speaker 1: a third year, I mean injury aside, but I am
Speaker 1: willing to chalk up a quote unquote bad rookie season, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, like you mentioned, fits still had eight
Speaker 1: hundred yards and seven touchdowns or whatever, it was like
Speaker 1: eight like a touch Yeah, Like that's not a bad
Speaker 1: rookie season. It's just bad relative to the insane hype,
Speaker 1: and I am very willing to give him another go.
Speaker 3: Let's just go back to the narrative. Let's go back
Speaker 3: to the to the phrasing. I keep bringing it up
Speaker 3: and best in talents and sophomore and wide receivers like
Speaker 3: I will have.
Speaker 1: To be if he is in the fifth round, I
Speaker 1: will draft him in every fifth round of every draft
Speaker 1: I am participating, and I can promise you that debro
Speaker 1: Speaking of rookie receivers, what was your fantasy takeaway for
Speaker 1: the San Francisco forty nine ers who went six and
Speaker 1: eleven shockingly last year.
Speaker 3: I will be conducting the Ricky Pearsall hype train for
Speaker 3: twenty twenty five. I'm here to tell you it's gonna happen.
Speaker 3: Everything that happened with Pearsol, with injuries and all the
Speaker 3: off field stuff set him back immensely. And I understand
Speaker 3: this looks like, Okay, it's a crowded depth chart right now.
Speaker 3: I do not see a way where Deebo Samuel is
Speaker 3: on this roster in twenty twenty five. And I understand
Speaker 3: people are going to look at the contract and they're
Speaker 3: gonna say he's got thirty one million in dead cap
Speaker 3: they're not cutting him. He is also a free agency
Speaker 3: He a free agent after twenty twenty five. There are
Speaker 3: a lot of teams that need wide receiver help they
Speaker 3: can engineer as sign and trade. He is going to
Speaker 3: be off this roster considering they have to pay Rock Party.
Speaker 3: They also just gave a contract to Brandon Aiyuk. Drafting
Speaker 3: Ricky Piersoll was a move for twenty twenty five if
Speaker 3: they didn't trade Deebo last year. And he's coming off
Speaker 3: a disappointing season, I don't see him coming back. And
Speaker 3: it is full steam ahead on the Ricky Pearsol hype train.
Speaker 3: And I think we saw the beginnings of this over
Speaker 3: the final two weeks of the regular season. Boys, you're
Speaker 3: talking about Ricky Pearsol in week seventeen and eighteen, and
Speaker 3: I get all the small sample faders are gonna come
Speaker 3: at me and say, it's two games. It was a
Speaker 3: wonderful two games for a player that was wide receiver
Speaker 3: seven and wide receiver fourteen in weekly scoring. He earned
Speaker 3: earned with Juan Jennings and George Kittle still playing beside him,
Speaker 3: because it wasn't like the entire offense collapsed and it
Speaker 3: was just Ricky p getting targets. He earned a twenty
Speaker 3: one points seven percent target chare a thirty point four
Speaker 3: percent first read chair. Ricky p is going to be
Speaker 3: the truth in twenty twenty five and people need to
Speaker 3: invest in him.
Speaker 1: Where are you drafting him? Where?
Speaker 3: I mean, is he going to go any higher? Even
Speaker 3: if Deebo Samuel is gone? Where do we think he's
Speaker 3: going to go? Round seven? Ish? I'm guessing just off
Speaker 3: the top of my head, that sounds about right, like
Speaker 3: assuming Debo is gone round six, round seven.
Speaker 2: Maybe even later, maybe even later.
Speaker 3: I was all that actually later, all that action.
Speaker 2: You were you were going to hear the phrase too
Speaker 2: many mouths to feed in association with Ricky pearsaw quite
Speaker 2: a bit this offseason. And you know that's one of
Speaker 2: my least favorite phrases in fantasy football.
Speaker 3: Targets are earned people. It is a reflection of talent
Speaker 3: and just did it?
Speaker 1: You don't like the phrase fits? But do you like
Speaker 1: how it applies to this player? Not the too many mouths?
Speaker 1: But do you do you like Ricky piersall the same
Speaker 1: way Debro does? I do?
Speaker 2: I mean, I like the way he asserted himself in
Speaker 2: the last couple of weeks and and how the athleticism
Speaker 2: was on full display down the stretch for the forty
Speaker 2: nine ers. So and I agree with Debro that they're
Speaker 2: not going to go into next season with all of
Speaker 2: Brandon Ayuk, Deebo, Samuel Juwan, Jennings and Ricky pearsall like
Speaker 2: someone is Someone's going to be on the move, no
Speaker 2: question about it. And Deebo is the logical candidate since
Speaker 2: they just gave Ayuk the big extension and he's coming
Speaker 2: off any like, no one's trading for that contract off
Speaker 2: a major injury. So Debo is the guy who's gonna
Speaker 2: He's going somewhere, There's no question bout it.
Speaker 3: And jaw Jnings also is back for twenty twenty five,
Speaker 3: So you're running back in a passing attack that has pearsall, Kittle,
Speaker 3: Jennings and CMC out of the backfield.
Speaker 2: But but Chris Conley is a free agent. I don't
Speaker 2: think they're going to re.
Speaker 3: Up with uh earning Chris Conley.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but yeah, I mean, I I like Debro's call here.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be a key parasol too, And no,
Speaker 2: feel pretty good about my dynasty shares of it.
Speaker 1: Where are you ranking him for next Ye're not in dynasas.
Speaker 2: I mean, like tentatively a placeholder ranking. I think I've
Speaker 2: got him somewhere in like the late forties. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 2: I agree with de Bro. It's like a seventh or
Speaker 2: eight eighth round value for him probably right now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I'll be ahead of consensus with the assumption,
Speaker 3: say deebo is off, I think he's going to be
Speaker 3: ranked somewhere in that wide receiver three category, and I
Speaker 3: want to make sure I'm ahead of consensus.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll wrap up there. Thanks everybody for checking
Speaker 1: out the Fantasy takeaways for the NFC West, and thank
Speaker 1: you for checking out all of our divisional takeaways Hopefully,
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