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Speaker 1: Welcome to season twenty nine Fantasy Football Weekly. I am
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Speaker 3: I actually watched Ferris Bueller's Day Off on Netflix last night,
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Speaker 1: It's such a great movie. I think I watched it
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Speaker 1: well from being it's just so quite essentially eighties. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but Ferris Bueller's it's I think it's kind of a
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Speaker 1: you will, I believe uh plenty to get to over
Speaker 1: the course of this show. It's the full two hour edition.
Speaker 1: We're gonna go through the one thing you need to
Speaker 1: know about every team's off season. So if you've been
Speaker 1: snoozing at the wheel a little bit, you know, spending
Speaker 1: time with their kids, otherwise having a life over the
Speaker 1: last six months, we're gonna get you up to speed.
Speaker 3: You are one pathetic loser if you've been doing that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, having a life. Yeah, you paying attention to your
Speaker 1: family and your job and your Yeah, why would you
Speaker 1: do something like that? Would you do that? We're here
Speaker 1: to help with the one thing you need to know
Speaker 1: about every team. We'll have the Peacock Off. This is
Speaker 1: where we try to find bold predictions that we can
Speaker 1: later on peacock about where is there?
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Speaker 3: Yes, Now, I'm pretty sure we're all batting a thousand
Speaker 3: none our peacock offs too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't go back and listen. I didn't hear it,
Speaker 1: but I'm confident that I got them all correct. Then
Speaker 1: we've got three tough questions, as we always do during
Speaker 1: the extended version of Fantasy Football Weekly. And after that,
Speaker 1: it's everybody's favorite segment all preseason long, the Reach Around.
Speaker 5: M You got any sounders for that can know, well,
Speaker 5: there's this.
Speaker 3: So kind of yeah, maybe, Oh, now I get it.
Speaker 1: This is where we tell you in every round the
Speaker 1: player we would reach around early to go get so
Speaker 1: like a player that normally goes in the sixth round,
Speaker 1: we would reach around into the fifth round. Four. So
Speaker 1: let's roll up our sleeves. Let's dive in, guys. The
Speaker 1: one thing you need to know, Matt about the Arizona Cardinals.
Speaker 5: I mean, there's a lot of things you need to know,
Speaker 5: but the biggest thing you need to know is they're
Speaker 5: going to be maybe the worst team in the NFL
Speaker 5: this year. Kyler Murray probably won't be back until mid
Speaker 5: October at the earliest. DeAndre Hopkins is gone. The best
Speaker 5: thing they did all offseason was the trade they made
Speaker 5: in the NFL Draft, trading number three to Houston, and
Speaker 5: they got the Texans first over or first round pick
Speaker 5: next year. They could have picks one and two in
Speaker 5: the draft. Next year could be the end for Kyler.
Speaker 1: Disagree. I think Houston's gonna be a nice team this year.
Speaker 1: Catches my opinion. Let's go to the Atlanta Falcons. Brian,
Speaker 1: what's the one thing people need to know?
Speaker 3: I mean, it's all about Bijon Robinson, who they drafted
Speaker 3: eighth overall running back, of course, now a top three
Speaker 3: running back in terms of ADP without having stepped on
Speaker 3: an NFL field, yet generally going ahead of guys like
Speaker 3: Nick Chubb Saquon Barkley. The question is will he pay
Speaker 3: off that ADP. Atlanta seems like a great landing spot.
Speaker 3: Last season falcons running backs as a whole. We're second
Speaker 3: in rushing attempts and first in rushing yards. Tyler Algier
Speaker 3: will factor in, but it's all a matter of how
Speaker 3: many carries touches because Bijon is a great receiver as well.
Speaker 3: Will he get in his rookie year. You would think
Speaker 3: they're gonna give him a lot, but I think we
Speaker 3: shall see. I don't We'll get into all ADYP stuff later,
Speaker 3: but I don't know. If I'm drafting Bijon as a
Speaker 3: top three running back. I still want to see going. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know you're paying up for it, so we'll see
Speaker 3: what happens. But it's all about how great will Bijon be.
Speaker 3: Only time will tell.
Speaker 1: Baltimore Ravens had a change at offensive coordinator run heavy.
Speaker 1: Greg Roman is out and Todd, don't call me Art
Speaker 1: Monkin in Monkin says he's gonna bring balance to the
Speaker 1: offense and that could unlock more value from Mark andrews
Speaker 1: obij Rashod Bateman, say Flowers. But it remains unclear if
Speaker 1: those passing reps are going to take runs away from
Speaker 1: Lamar Jackson, because all things being even, we'd rather have
Speaker 1: a carry than a pass from Lamar Jackson. Let's go
Speaker 1: to the Buffalo Bills. One thing you need to know.
Speaker 5: I'm really glad we got rid of this sounder on
Speaker 5: the button bar. I don't see it there at least.
Speaker 5: Stefan Diggs is the squeakiest wheel in the league, and
Speaker 5: I'm glad that the squeaky wheel is gone. The mongoose
Speaker 5: is probably pretty close to a squeaky wheel.
Speaker 1: I'd think he squeaks.
Speaker 5: Yeah. He doesn't like his role in Buffalo. Possibly has
Speaker 5: some sort of personal beef with Josh Allen. Sean McDermott
Speaker 5: was concerned about during many camps, and it probably stems
Speaker 5: from Digs only having thirty five yards on ten targets
Speaker 5: in their AFC Divisional loss to Cincinnati. He's sick of
Speaker 5: losing in the ten targets ten targets, but then he lost.
Speaker 1: Carolina Panthers. One thing you need to know from their offseason.
Speaker 3: I mean it's one thing, but it's really a lot
Speaker 3: of things. Is just a complete overhaul of the offense
Speaker 3: from last season. Carolina drafted Bryce Young first overall wide
Speaker 3: receiver Jonathan Mingo in the early second round. They also
Speaker 3: added running backs or running back Miles Sanders, and wide
Speaker 3: receivers Adam Thielen and Dj Hark and tight end Hayden Hurst.
Speaker 3: All of them are projected starters. So it's a brand
Speaker 3: new team in Carolina. So I know we all probably
Speaker 3: have our favorites in terms of which Panther we would prefer.
Speaker 3: I know you're a feeling guy.
Speaker 1: I am charge, I do, I do so I think
Speaker 1: he's being vastly underdrafted.
Speaker 3: I'm kind of feeling Hayden Hurst reports out of camp
Speaker 3: as he's been a favorite target for fir Bryce Young.
Speaker 3: But you can't read too much into training camp reports.
Speaker 3: But a whole new offense, so we'll see what they
Speaker 3: got in Carolina this year.
Speaker 1: Chicago Bears acquired wide receiver DJ Moore from the Panthers,
Speaker 1: bringing really a star receiver to Chicago for the first
Speaker 1: time since Brandon Marshall All Sean Jeffrey, Brandon Marshall, I mean,
Speaker 1: they know, I think that kind of era, and I
Speaker 1: think those two may have overlapped with this season.
Speaker 3: Remember the Bernard Baryon year in like the.
Speaker 1: Six right, would he parlayed into a big con machine?
Speaker 5: Muhammad?
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely. Let's go to the Cincinnati Bengals. One thing
Speaker 1: you need to know about.
Speaker 5: Their off season, outside of Joe Burrow's calf injury, which
Speaker 5: they're calling still kind of minor, the Bengals offseason was
Speaker 5: a pretty good one. They signed tackle Orlando Brown away
Speaker 5: from the Chiefs, which would help protect Burrow even more.
Speaker 5: They did lose both starting safeties, though, Von Bell and
Speaker 5: Jesse Bates, so the deep middle could be exploited by
Speaker 5: opposing offense. This so Cincinnati might be chucking the ball
Speaker 5: a lot this year, which would be fun.
Speaker 1: There's some real danger with Joe Mixon this case. He's
Speaker 1: got actually two pending legal cases. One of them's bad.
Speaker 1: I mean, he gave a gun and AMMO to somebody
Speaker 1: who shot the foot off a kid. This is I
Speaker 1: mean the Joe make There might be more danger of
Speaker 1: suspension with Joe Mixon than anybody's talking about right now.
Speaker 1: Dallas cow No, Cleveland Browns, Brian.
Speaker 3: In Cleveland. It's Nick Chubb time. My RB one right
Speaker 3: now going into draft season. As it stands, he's always
Speaker 3: been legit as an early down back, but we could
Speaker 3: see him operate in a true Bell Cow role in
Speaker 3: terms of being in on third downs every passing down
Speaker 3: gone our Kareem Hunting, Denis Johnson, Jerome Ford was set
Speaker 3: as a primary backup, but he recently suffered a hamstring injury.
Speaker 3: He's week to week, so Chubb could be in line
Speaker 3: for a monster workload to start the season and all
Speaker 3: season long. Browns running backs coach Stump Mitchell says Chubb
Speaker 3: can absolutely be a weapon as a pass catcher. He
Speaker 3: just didn't have a lot of opportunities with Kareem Hunt
Speaker 3: in that role. But again Hunt is gone, so Nick
Speaker 3: Chubb he is my RB one. He's going to have
Speaker 3: a big, big year if he stays healthy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think if you if I had to just
Speaker 1: pick one player to have the most touches in the NFL,
Speaker 1: Nick Chubb agreed. Dallas Cowboys Ezekiel Elliott is gone, replaced
Speaker 1: by nobody Basically, Malik Davis returns from last year, but
Speaker 1: he was woefully unproductive with the carries he was given.
Speaker 1: They drafted minute runner Deuce Vaughan in the sixth round.
Speaker 1: People are comparing Vaughn to Darren Sproles, but darren Sproles
Speaker 1: was awesome and everything he did in college at k State.
Speaker 1: Deuce Vaughn is not darren Sproles.
Speaker 3: Right now we go, Dowdle is the number two running
Speaker 3: back on the unofficial chart in Dallas.
Speaker 5: We're going to talk more about the Dallas runners later
Speaker 5: in the show.
Speaker 1: Tony Poula has never been a workhorse, but changed at
Speaker 1: offensive coordinator. Maybe Brian Schottenheimer is going to switch that up,
Speaker 1: and maybe they just don't have anybody else, so we
Speaker 1: could see a lot of carries for Tony Pollard. Let's
Speaker 1: go to the Denver Broncos. One thing we need to
Speaker 1: know about their officers.
Speaker 5: Well, Sean Payton is the biggest news in Denver this offseason,
Speaker 5: along with a renewed hope in the resurrection of Russell
Speaker 5: Wilson's career. Assisting with that, the Broncos did sign two
Speaker 5: of the top offensive linemen on the market, Mike mcglinchy
Speaker 5: and Ben Powers and also Javonte Williams looks like he
Speaker 5: might be ready to go for the start of the season.
Speaker 5: It looks promising there, so the Denver offense might be
Speaker 5: back on track.
Speaker 1: Detroit Lions Brian.
Speaker 3: Major shakeup in the backfield in Detroit with the signing
Speaker 3: of David Montgomery and drafting Jamior Gibbs. DeAndre Swift has gone,
Speaker 3: Jamal Williams has gone, so you would assume David Montgomery
Speaker 3: is going to get the Jamal Williams role. Who Jamal
Speaker 3: Williams led the league in rushing touchdowns last year was seventeen, yes,
Speaker 3: and Gibbs is going to get the Swift role per se.
Speaker 3: But Gibbs is going well before David Montgomery interrafts right now.
Speaker 3: I don't think people got that right. It's based on
Speaker 3: last year. But we'll see what Gibbs has to offer.
Speaker 3: He's kind of like going to be this hybrid running
Speaker 3: back wide receiver type player. But yeah, the whole new backfield.
Speaker 3: But I think people are a little low on David
Speaker 3: Montgomery right now.
Speaker 1: In Green Bay, obviously Aaron Rodgers is gone. Former first
Speaker 1: round pick Jordan Love gets his turn to start Love's
Speaker 1: only career. His one career start did not go well,
Speaker 1: but that was two years ago in his rookie year.
Speaker 1: Presumably he's learned from the bench. He's got an intriguing
Speaker 1: set of young receivers. You got Christian Watson and Romeo
Speaker 1: Dobbs and second round rookie Jaden Reid, a couple of
Speaker 1: highly drafted tight ends. There's a lot of upside and
Speaker 1: downside in this Packers offense based largely on how Love performs.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the Houston Texans, Matt, what's the one
Speaker 1: thing people need to know?
Speaker 5: It's almost a completely new team. Demiko Ryans is the
Speaker 5: new head coach. CJ. Stroud the new quarterback. They added
Speaker 5: Dalton Schultz, Robert Woods, and Devin Singletary as veterans to
Speaker 5: the offense. They grabbed Tank Dell, who they're gushing over
Speaker 5: in the third round as a wide receiver, and they
Speaker 5: get John Metchi back from leukemia. This is a brand
Speaker 5: new team in Houston, and they got a lot of
Speaker 5: good defensive veterans that they added as well. So yeah,
Speaker 5: I take back that they're going to be the number
Speaker 5: two pick in the draft, because well, they don't have
Speaker 5: it and they're probably going to be better than that.
Speaker 1: I think they're going to be one of the NFL's
Speaker 1: most improved teams. If you had like what the Jaguars
Speaker 1: did last year, I could it could be coming here
Speaker 1: in Houston. I love what they're building.
Speaker 3: Well, such a soft division too, they could come in
Speaker 3: second place in that division. They're not going to win it.
Speaker 3: Problem Bill will win it.
Speaker 1: Probably not, but they'll be They'll be up there. It
Speaker 1: might be a battle longer than people think. Indianapolis Colts, Brian,
Speaker 1: what's the one thing people need to know about their offseason?
Speaker 3: Well, I want to talk about how Anthony Richardson is
Speaker 3: probably poised to break fantasy football in general. But it's
Speaker 3: really all about Jonathan Taylor right now. Will he really
Speaker 3: hold out? And I don't. My gut tells me he won't.
Speaker 3: He can't afford to look at what happened to Le'Veon
Speaker 3: Bell when he held out. Yeah, he regrets it, so
Speaker 3: but right now it's it's it's the JT watch and
Speaker 3: as of right now he's not with the team, and
Speaker 3: it's really Evan hole. Zach Moss broke his wrist. He's
Speaker 3: out for extended period of time. So you really just
Speaker 3: got to keep an eye on that backfield and will
Speaker 3: Taylor actually report to camp anytime soon. But they're at
Speaker 3: a standstill as of right now.
Speaker 1: In Jacksonville and what was really a very quiet offseason,
Speaker 1: the Jaguars re signed Evan Ingram to a fat new
Speaker 1: contract where forty two million dollars. He's coming off career
Speaker 1: high in catches receiving yards. He's got some real upside
Speaker 1: if the team starts targeting him in the red zone,
Speaker 1: something that didn't happen last year. But there's Christian Kirk,
Speaker 1: Calvin Ridley's back, as you probably know, and that's there's
Speaker 1: lost only one ball to go around to Jacksonville, and
Speaker 1: a lot of players have wanted let's go to the
Speaker 1: Kansas City Chiefs.
Speaker 5: Not a ton of movement here in the off season.
Speaker 5: They replaced Orlando Brown with Jowan Taylor at tackle. They
Speaker 5: also let Juju Smith, Schuster and Nicole Hardman walk in
Speaker 5: free agency. But they're gonna be fine. They're gonna be
Speaker 5: among the favorites for the Super Bowl again.
Speaker 1: All right, very concise, Las Vegas Raiders, Brian. One thing
Speaker 1: people need to.
Speaker 3: Know, it's more more holdout talk here. I should be
Speaker 3: talking about how Jimmy Garoppolo might break the Raiders offense
Speaker 3: in a bad way. But it's well, Josh Jacobs hold out,
Speaker 3: he has not written will he hold out? He hasn't
Speaker 3: reported to Raiders training camp yet, and if he doesn't,
Speaker 3: we're looking at ze Mere White as the starting running
Speaker 3: back and his ADP has been creeping up as it
Speaker 3: should be. And I don't know, but if I'm buying
Speaker 3: the Jacobs dip, I think he will report and they
Speaker 3: are surely going to run him into the ground even
Speaker 3: more than they.
Speaker 1: Did last exactly now they really, yeah, don't need it.
Speaker 3: Definitely not all right.
Speaker 1: Final one for this segment. Los Angeles Chargers. Aside from
Speaker 1: getting Austin Eckler some new money, they upgraded offensive coordinator.
Speaker 1: They let dank and dunk specialists Joe Lombardi leave, and
Speaker 1: they moved to Cowboys offensive coordinator Kellen Moore. Moore was
Speaker 1: very successful with Dallas and his firing is largely considered
Speaker 1: a baffling move by Jerry Jones. I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: Most people don't. Moore used a lot of three receiver
Speaker 1: sets in Dallas that could lend itself to Quentin Johnson
Speaker 1: getting some decent early play more leans slightly run heavy
Speaker 1: in Dallas. Maybe that bodes well for Austin Eckler. But overall,
Speaker 1: I love the off season move to Kellen Moore for
Speaker 1: the Los Angeles Chargers.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's gonna be a lot of Chargers love for
Speaker 3: the remainder of the summer. I think exciting times now.
Speaker 3: Absolutely they are a cursed team, though I'm worried about that.
Speaker 1: If you saw the playoff game, yeah, it feels that way.
Speaker 1: Would we come back more of the things you need
Speaker 1: to know about every team's off season will wrap up
Speaker 1: the rest of the league Segment number two in moments.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Fantasy Football Weekly. It's our in season,
Speaker 1: full two hour version Fantasy Football Weekly. We're delighted you're
Speaker 1: with us for season number twenty nine Fantasy Football Weekly.
Speaker 1: We're going through every NFL team and talking about the
Speaker 1: one thing you need to know about their offseason. We
Speaker 1: alphabetically left off basically right in the middle, and we
Speaker 1: pick up with the Los Angeles Rams. Matt.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The Rams model of trading away all of their draft
Speaker 5: picks for established veterans, well, we all knew it wasn't
Speaker 5: very sustainable and the Bill is now due. They were
Speaker 5: amongst the most cash strapped teams this offseason, so they
Speaker 5: basically signed nobody. They didn't really lose much either, so
Speaker 5: they're really running it back and hoping that the trio
Speaker 5: of Aaron Donald, Matthew Stafford and Cooper Cup can all
Speaker 5: stay healthy for the full year and propel them to wins.
Speaker 5: But it's a pretty low depth chart team.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about at least one of those
Speaker 1: players more in depth later in the show. Brian, what's
Speaker 1: the one thing people need to know about the Dolphins offseason.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to make sense of this backfield right now.
Speaker 3: It's Raheem Moster, Jeff Wilson, and rookie Devin A. Chain,
Speaker 3: who have dubbed one Chains. I'm having trouble drafting any
Speaker 3: of these guys. I don't like it's all about two
Speaker 3: in the past game, but it's what running back is
Speaker 3: going to stand out and really be fantasy relevant this year.
Speaker 3: People are excited about a Chain, but he's undersized, and
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's this kind of one of the
Speaker 3: more gross muddled backfields. Of course, they could still sign
Speaker 3: Dalvin Cook or one of these other free agent running backs.
Speaker 3: They're inexplicably still out there, not signed yet Leonard Fournette,
Speaker 3: kreem On. But it's just a backfield to keep your
Speaker 3: eye on. But but if one of these backs emerges, they.
Speaker 1: Will have a lot of value for the Vikings. Of course,
Speaker 1: Dalvin Cook was released. Alexander Madison rolls in as the
Speaker 1: presumed workhorse starter. In fact, at halftime of the Thursday
Speaker 1: night preseason game, he called himself the belcow of this team.
Speaker 1: So he's certainly under the impression that that Alexander Madison
Speaker 1: is going to be the go to guy. And ty
Speaker 1: Chandler look good in the Thursday night preseason game. I
Speaker 1: think he's going to be on the field more than
Speaker 1: people think. But it's Madison's job to lose. He he should.
Speaker 1: I just think the overall offense been a sort of
Speaker 1: so good that virtually anybody can have a certain amount
Speaker 1: of fantasy success, even if you're a modest talent like
Speaker 1: Alexander Madison. Matt Let's go to the New England Patriots.
Speaker 1: What's the one thing people need to know about their offseason?
Speaker 5: It's all Ramandre Stevenson. Maybe he might be the most
Speaker 5: Coyle belly bellcow in the league this year. And I
Speaker 5: know you guys, said Nick Chubb, but ramondre Stevenson is
Speaker 5: going to be right there. They look like they'll have
Speaker 5: one of the worst passing offenses in the league. Adding
Speaker 5: Juju Smith Schuster. It doesn't really help that Mac Jones
Speaker 5: and Bailey ZAPPI probably splitting snaps again at some point
Speaker 5: or another this year.
Speaker 1: They don't seem to like Bailey Zappy as much as
Speaker 1: we all like Bailey's.
Speaker 5: They don't seem to like mac Jones all that much either.
Speaker 5: But it's gonna be a mess in the passing game
Speaker 5: and they're gonna run all the time in New England.
Speaker 1: Brian, what are the Saints one big story from the offseason.
Speaker 3: Well, it's not Derek Carr. That doesn't move the needle
Speaker 3: for me. It's almost like a lateral move from Andy Dalton.
Speaker 3: I'll give Carr the edge over at Dalton.
Speaker 1: But it's not as much as people think.
Speaker 3: No, definitely not. And I was gonna say, Michael Thomas,
Speaker 3: will he actually play? Who knows? Only time will tell.
Speaker 3: No one knows the answer. This is just another backfield
Speaker 3: that's really muddled. We do know Alvin Kamara will be
Speaker 3: out for the first three games, suspended for his altercation
Speaker 3: over Pro Bowl weekend last year. And then we have
Speaker 3: Jamal Williams coming over from the Lions. We mentioned earlier
Speaker 3: that he led the league in rushing touchdowns last year.
Speaker 3: I don't think he repeats that with the Saints, and
Speaker 3: they also drafted Kendrey Miller, So it's just another backfield,
Speaker 3: like one of these guys has to step up or
Speaker 3: it's either just going to be a total mess from
Speaker 3: a fantasy perspective, where it's just a a three man
Speaker 3: rotation starting in Week four once Kamara comes back for.
Speaker 1: The Giants, desperately needed receiving help came to New York
Speaker 1: when Darren Waller was acquired from the Raiders. Waller posted
Speaker 1: monster seasons in twenty nineteen twenty twenty, but injured on
Speaker 1: and off for the last two years, which has got
Speaker 1: many fantasy owners concerned. But the bigger reason Waller was
Speaker 1: traded was that Josh McDaniel's just wasn't utilizing him. Even
Speaker 1: in the games he played in, he was averaging only
Speaker 1: four targets per game and just three catches per game.
Speaker 1: Waller is by a mile, the best receiver on the Giants.
Speaker 1: And should he play the full season. I think has
Speaker 1: tremendous upside all the way up to potentially tight end two.
Speaker 5: It's so bizarre to me that McDaniels, who had grounk
Speaker 5: in New England, couldn't figure out how to use Waller.
Speaker 5: So maybe to me, I think Waller there's a better
Speaker 5: chance that Waller's just cooked.
Speaker 1: I don't think so, but I hope I want to
Speaker 1: believe that was not the case. Let's go to the Jets.
Speaker 1: What's the one thing people need to know about their offseason?
Speaker 5: Aaron Rodgers and all of his friends went to New York.
Speaker 5: That includes Alan Lazard, Randall Cobb, offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett.
Speaker 5: That's the biggest move of the entire offseason in the NFL,
Speaker 5: and it was a series of moves. Really, it's now
Speaker 5: mister Rogers neighborhood in New York.
Speaker 3: He was he came across as likable in the first
Speaker 3: episode of Hard Knocks.
Speaker 4: He hated.
Speaker 5: He didn't make himself likable if he wants to be.
Speaker 1: You think it's just an act.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, everything is calculated by Aaron Rodgers for sure.
Speaker 1: If Garrett Wilson finished his wide receiver one would you be.
Speaker 5: Surprised might be in the peacock off a little bit late?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, all right, I may well straight into that. Okay,
Speaker 1: my apologies for that. Let's go to the Philadelphia Eagles, Brian,
Speaker 1: what do people need to know about their offseason?
Speaker 3: Another another backfield that's been totally overhauled. They traded for
Speaker 3: DeAndre Swift. They signed Rashod Penny, who left Seattle. Of course,
Speaker 3: the oft injured Rashod Penny, who's great though went healthy,
Speaker 3: but he's he's rarely healthy. Kenneth Gainwell still in town.
Speaker 3: So just another and Boston Scott and Boston.
Speaker 1: It's only for the two games against the Giants.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we gotta we know, we know he's the back
Speaker 3: we're targeting when they're playing the Giants. But otherwise, another
Speaker 3: another really messy backfield where when I'm drafting, I'm just
Speaker 3: taking the cheapest guy in Kenneth Gainwall right now, because
Speaker 3: I don't know who's gonna stand out from these guys.
Speaker 3: It seems like Penny will get the first crack at
Speaker 3: the early down.
Speaker 1: I think we're gonna be Swift Swift.
Speaker 3: This is just gonna be another three rotation that is
Speaker 3: just going to be a headache.
Speaker 1: Fantasy, you know, taking the bottom rank. I'm just a nun. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm just the bottom or I'm just not touching it.
Speaker 5: Out of that backfield tick, Jalen hurts he's gonna be
Speaker 5: the best running back they have.
Speaker 1: I'm with you on that.
Speaker 3: Oh how, but it is all about Dan Arnold now
Speaker 3: with Oh that's true.
Speaker 1: They brought in Dan out with Snaps is Femur in
Speaker 1: week four, Dan Arnold time.
Speaker 3: It will be don't joke about that.
Speaker 5: Brian's going to go snap Dallas Goddards Femur Pittsburgh.
Speaker 1: The only notable news is much needed improvement to the
Speaker 1: offensive line. They put a first round pick into tackle
Speaker 1: Broderick Jones, and they got guard Isaac Cumalo from Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: The offensive line, which was dreadful for most of the
Speaker 1: past three seasons, should be markedly better this year. Let's
Speaker 1: head over to San Francisco. The one thing people need
Speaker 1: to know about that offseason underrated thing.
Speaker 5: The Niners lost five key members of their defense to
Speaker 5: free agency and to tackle Mike mcglinchy. They were able
Speaker 5: to sign Javon Hargrave away from the Eagles to help
Speaker 5: that defensive line, but the defense is going to be
Speaker 5: way different in San Francisco this year. Also, it looks
Speaker 5: like Brock Perdy is moving forward as their starting quarterback.
Speaker 5: It looks like he's going to be healthy to go.
Speaker 5: If it's not him, my money's on Sam Darnold and
Speaker 5: not Trey Lance. It sounds like Trey Lance maybe has
Speaker 5: a foot out the door, maybe traded. Lots of rumors
Speaker 5: about him.
Speaker 1: I'm seeing some positioning about of talking up Trey Lance,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, are they just trying to get him traded?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 1: I is it all just? You know? Is this real
Speaker 1: or the Niners just trying to drum up some trade value.
Speaker 5: I think they would take a third round pick easily
Speaker 5: for Trey Lance right now.
Speaker 3: Seattle Brian Gino Smith way way way too underrated, undervalued
Speaker 3: right now, Quarterback sixteen. In terms of ADP last year,
Speaker 3: he was eighth in points per game, fifth in total
Speaker 3: points among quarterbacks. They added the top arguably the top
Speaker 3: wide receiver in the draft. This year. Seattle probably has
Speaker 3: the best trio of wide receivers in the NFL. Gino's
Speaker 3: got top five potential again, top eight potential right now.
Speaker 3: Quarterback sixteen. I don't get it. People are giving him
Speaker 3: no respect, but he deserves all the respect in the
Speaker 3: world right now, especially with the weapons they've added around
Speaker 3: him in the draft.
Speaker 5: We don't have a Rodney Dangerfield button. I get no respect.
Speaker 1: No, I don't think we have anything like that. It's
Speaker 1: not exactly an offseason move, but just the.
Speaker 3: One thing, well the moves was they bolstered his arsenal. Okay,
Speaker 3: this isn't.
Speaker 5: About it moves. This is about the one thing you
Speaker 5: should know.
Speaker 3: One thing you should know is you should be drafting
Speaker 3: Gino Smith.
Speaker 1: For the Tampa Bay Buccketeers. Obviously Tom Brady has gone
Speaker 1: Baker Mayfield might be the starter. He starts preseason game one,
Speaker 1: and then they're going to go to Kyle Trask and
Speaker 1: season preseason game number two. You know that part. Probably
Speaker 1: Leo Fournett released that moves for shod White into the
Speaker 1: starting lineup. He'd been the starter in the second half
Speaker 1: of last year, as you may remember, but Fournette was
Speaker 1: getting roughly the same work glowed there, and even as
Speaker 1: the starter last year, White didn't do much. He failed
Speaker 1: to score rushing touchdown all year long and averaged out
Speaker 1: as just running back thirty two across his starting games.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of momentum behind Rashod White, but he's
Speaker 1: got to get better than he was last year. Offensive
Speaker 1: line is healthier, which might help. Our final two teams
Speaker 1: are the Tennessee Titans and the Washington Commanders. Matt hit
Speaker 1: Me with the Titans.
Speaker 5: DeAndre Hopkins signed in Tennessee after being left out by
Speaker 5: the Cardinals. This could help open a few holes for
Speaker 5: Derrick Henry and take some of the coverage off of
Speaker 5: Traylon Burks and Chig Aconquo. But it's still Ryan Tannehill
Speaker 5: starting quarterback for the month of September, at least. I'll
Speaker 5: at fantasy football training camp. We'll go into the deep
Speaker 5: dive stuff on the schedule. The schedule's brutal for the
Speaker 5: Titans to start the year.
Speaker 1: All right, noted, and I like the fast start teams.
Speaker 5: Will Levis starts by by week six.
Speaker 1: Wow, that would be That's about as early as I've
Speaker 1: seen anybody project. All Right, our final team Washington.
Speaker 3: There is hype around second year quarterback Sam Howell, and
Speaker 3: the question is is it real? He's got some intriguing
Speaker 3: weapons and Terry McLaurin, Johan Dotson, O'Neil Gibson. He's gonna
Speaker 3: have a big role receiving out of the backfield new
Speaker 3: offensive coordinator Eric b Enemy. So it's really are you
Speaker 3: believing in Sam Howell or are they just gonna go
Speaker 3: with old, boring, old Jacoby Brissett. Only time will tell,
Speaker 3: but Sam Howell has been sort of a sexy late
Speaker 3: round pick so far in drafts.
Speaker 1: Let's talk more about him later on in the show.
Speaker 1: I assure you when we come back, the Pea cock
Speaker 1: off two bold predictions from each one of us. That
Speaker 1: should be a total of two four. That's six bold
Speaker 1: predictions for your fantasy team. Coming up next on Fantasy
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Speaker 1: called the peacock Off. Two bold predictions from each one
Speaker 1: of our hosts. We'll see if these hold water. I
Speaker 1: should have looked up last year's peacock offs. I don't remember.
Speaker 3: I do remember mine. I did well. I didn't nail him.
Speaker 3: I remember I got her as a top three tight end.
Speaker 3: He was well on his way. I got hurt, You
Speaker 3: got hurt and then I Barkley as RB one, he
Speaker 3: was sort of on his way. Let me tapered off
Speaker 3: a little bit.
Speaker 1: I'll give you parcel credit on both.
Speaker 3: I didn't whiff. I'll put it that way in a
Speaker 3: major way.
Speaker 1: That makes sense. I said, I remember mine was Jonathan
Speaker 1: Taylor's gonna roll his ankle in week one and it
Speaker 1: was never gonna be the same guy all year.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that was I thought that was very very
Speaker 1: prescient of astute. Thank you, ye, Matt, let's go with
Speaker 1: you your first of two peacock offs.
Speaker 5: Well you might have snuck into this one a little bit.
Speaker 5: I have Garrett Wilson, oh finishing the season as the
Speaker 5: top wide receiver in the league, the number one, number
Speaker 5: one overall. I've owed your lawns, so you do a
Speaker 5: little bit, but it's okay. From Week twelve on last year,
Speaker 5: he had eight or more targets in six of the
Speaker 5: last seven games, six or more receptions in three of
Speaker 5: those games, but only two touchdowns in the final seven games,
Speaker 5: and they both happened in Week twelve against the Bears.
Speaker 5: He only had four total touchdowns last year. That's what's
Speaker 5: depressing his value right now, and that was with Mike
Speaker 5: White and Zach Wilson.
Speaker 3: Now insert hey, don't forget Chris Streveler. I had a
Speaker 3: starter too. Just an amazing stable of quarterbacks for the Jets.
Speaker 5: Lin Yikes, Well, Aaron Rodgers is there now. Rogers top
Speaker 5: wide receiver, has had pretty good to great touchdown totals
Speaker 5: the last few years. Christian Watson had seven receiving scores.
Speaker 5: All came in Week ten or later of last year
Speaker 5: when they kind of got the mojo flowing. DeVante Adams
Speaker 5: had five years of double digit touchdowns in six years
Speaker 5: of being a full time starter in Green Bay. And
Speaker 5: we don't think that Rogers has a little bit of
Speaker 5: prove it in him this year. He's going to chuck
Speaker 5: the ball to Garrett Wilson so many times, and Wilson's
Speaker 5: so good it's possible.
Speaker 1: I think this is a fantastic peacock off.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: It fits all the criteria what we're looking for. It's
Speaker 1: outside of the normal thinking, and it's a defensible position. Brian,
Speaker 1: your first of two peacock offs.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not.
Speaker 5: Wait for the peacock price, not yet, obviously.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna not talk every time we play, the
Speaker 1: Peacock's not gonna be Show life a run out of time.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not predicting he'll be wide receiver one, but
Speaker 3: I'm predicting Odell Beckham junior, who's not really so much
Speaker 3: of a junior anymore, will be a top twenty four
Speaker 3: wide receiver, which is a reach because he is wide
Speaker 3: receiver fifty one. Yeah, right now, in terms of ADP's
Speaker 3: thirty years old, last we saw Beckham on a football field.
Speaker 3: He was on his way to a monster game for
Speaker 3: the Rams in the Super Bowl. Not last Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: but the Super Bowl before. That's right before he tore
Speaker 3: his achilles around the midpoint of the game, but he
Speaker 3: had two catches fifty two yards in a touchdown. He
Speaker 3: was really coming on for the Rams of that time.
Speaker 3: I mean it was the Super Bowl, but leading up
Speaker 3: to that, because he signed midway through the season, if
Speaker 3: I recall correctly, but he looked like the Odel Beckham
Speaker 3: of old then. Granted that was like a year and
Speaker 3: a half ago, but Odell Beckham is one of the
Speaker 3: best wide receivers any of us have seen in our lifetime.
Speaker 3: In his prime, I think he still got some gas
Speaker 3: in the tank after a year off. He's what they said.
Speaker 3: He was going to be on the veteran schedule for
Speaker 3: practice and training camp, which means like every other day.
Speaker 3: But he's been practicing every day. He looks healthy. The
Speaker 3: Ravens have a new offensive coordinator and Todd don't call
Speaker 3: me Art Mounkin, who you mentioned earlier.
Speaker 1: Charge.
Speaker 3: So Baltimore's pass player see should increase by leaps and bounds. Yes,
Speaker 3: there's competition for targets, but the primary concern is their
Speaker 3: tight end, Mark Andrews Rashod Bateman is off the pup list,
Speaker 3: but he struggled to stay healthy in his short career. Say,
Speaker 3: Flowers looks like a nice rookie, but he's a rookie.
Speaker 3: We got to see what we have there. So at
Speaker 3: wide receiver fifty one, I'm essentially all in on the
Speaker 3: risk of drafting Odell Beckham. If he just gets a
Speaker 3: wide receiver thirty, that's Yatzi right there. So I'm rolling
Speaker 3: the dice on Beckham. I think he's got I think
Speaker 3: he could surprise a lot of people, So I've been
Speaker 3: drafting them pretty heavily.
Speaker 1: In Jacksonville, rookie running back Tank Bigsby will score more
Speaker 1: fantasy points than Travis etn oo. Tank Bigsby going off
Speaker 1: the board is running back forty six etn running back twelve.
Speaker 1: And I'm calling my shot right now. And here's why
Speaker 1: Travis etn not a goal line guy. Last year, with
Speaker 1: nobody else to carry the ball at the goal line,
Speaker 1: he got a bunch of carries. He scored two times
Speaker 1: from inside the five.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: E ten can't be trusted to score touchdowns. You might
Speaker 1: think e T's got great hands, he doesn't. He's got
Speaker 1: average NFL hands and he only caught two passes per
Speaker 1: game last year. He's not a threat there. You know
Speaker 1: who catches really well?
Speaker 5: Tank Bigsby.
Speaker 1: Why yes, it is Tank Bigsby. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: you know what I need on my button bar, I
Speaker 1: need a tank sound? Can we find a tank sound?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Robbie By our number two, we will have
Speaker 1: outstanding He works for a great point. Mult the multipurpose
Speaker 1: tank sounder coming up here. Tank Bigsby is big enough
Speaker 1: for goal line use. He's slithery, he's fast, he's got
Speaker 1: breakaway skills. He can catch. I think Travis e t
Speaker 1: Is gonna get gonna get more carries. He's gonna get
Speaker 1: more touches, but he might not get the kinds of
Speaker 1: touches that generate fantasy points, touchdowns and receptions. That's going
Speaker 1: to Tank Bigsby.
Speaker 3: Sounds like you got a lot to think about him,
Speaker 3: your tank bank.
Speaker 1: Oh god, man, let's go to Matt Harrison. You're second
Speaker 1: of two peacock offs.
Speaker 5: I've got Tony Pollard of the Dallas Cowboys finishing with
Speaker 5: over two thousand scrimmage yards this season. All right. First off,
Speaker 5: only one running back had two thousand scrimmage yards last year.
Speaker 5: That was the top running back in the league. That
Speaker 5: was Josh Jacobs. Pollard had almost fourteen hundred last year.
Speaker 5: And he's got a couple of other things going for
Speaker 5: him this year. He's playing out this year on the
Speaker 5: franchise tag, so it's a contract year, and the Cowboys
Speaker 5: made DeMarco Murray Tony Pollard here. Just run him into
Speaker 5: the ground.
Speaker 1: Yeah, decade ago.
Speaker 5: Yep. He's also looking at a backfield with Ezekiel Elliott
Speaker 5: gone and his two hundred and forty eight touches and
Speaker 5: about nine hundred and fifty total yards. By the way,
Speaker 5: two hundred and forty eight touches and nine hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: total yards. It's not good, no, Zeke, that's why. Zeke's yeah,
Speaker 5: that's right. The backups don't look like viable contributors. Charts
Speaker 5: already kind of mentioned that, and Mike McCarthy fired Kellen
Speaker 5: Moore because he scored too fast and didn't run the
Speaker 5: ball enough, So Mike McCarthy took over play calling duties.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be a lot of running and it's gonna
Speaker 5: be a lot of pollard this year.
Speaker 3: This Kellen Moore thing is gonna come up a lot. Oh,
Speaker 3: it is like in another like in like twenty seconds.
Speaker 1: Okay, well then go ahead. What is your peacock off?
Speaker 3: Well, you gotta play the peacock for its right, thank you?
Speaker 5: Yeah, No, we gotta wait, Yeah, I gotta wait it out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, nobody are up to peacock.
Speaker 3: All right, we're gonna go back to Kellen Moore talk.
Speaker 3: I got Gerald Everett finishing as a top eight tight
Speaker 3: end this year. He's going to beat out tight ends
Speaker 3: getting drafted before him. Everett's going like tight end seventeen
Speaker 3: right now. He's gonna beat out jigokonk Wo, Tyler Higgbe,
Speaker 3: Dalton Schultz, Greg Dulcic, Dalton Kinkaid, Pat Friireman with David Joku,
Speaker 3: Evan Ingram. He's gonna finish higher than all those guys
Speaker 3: in terms of PPR points. Everett had career highs and targets, receptions,
Speaker 3: and receiving yards last year in a dink and dunk offense.
Speaker 3: Like you said, charge. He also added six catches one
Speaker 3: hundred and nine yards and a touchdown against the Jaguars
Speaker 3: in the playoffs, so he finished very strong. That's just
Speaker 3: scratching the surface for whatever it can do in this
Speaker 3: revamped offense under Kellen Moore. Last season, Everett was one
Speaker 3: of nine tight ends with three hundred plus with three
Speaker 3: hundred plus yards after the catch. He was one of
Speaker 3: eight tight ends with at least one hundred yards after contact.
Speaker 3: Over the last two years, Dallas tight ends under Kellen
Speaker 3: Moore finished top eight in total receptions as a whole.
Speaker 3: I'm just so high on everyone in this Chargers offense,
Speaker 3: but Jerald Everett is a screaming value right now. He's
Speaker 3: gonna have a big, big year.
Speaker 1: Look at my chigi right now, available for free at
Speaker 1: eighteen leagues. Second, I got him as tight end twelve.
Speaker 1: At the moment, you're higher than Hi. I'm a lot
Speaker 1: higher than consensus, but I'm not where you are yet.
Speaker 1: But you made a persuasive argument. Thanks, I could move
Speaker 1: him ahead of.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 1: Verian David a Jokun. Who's the player I've got ahead
Speaker 1: of him? If I had the tank? Sound I play
Speaker 1: it right now?
Speaker 5: Is your next step?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: I like it?
Speaker 5: It's also it's all motorcycle or a semi truck.
Speaker 3: Parents, it's a.
Speaker 1: Combustion of some kind.
Speaker 5: It's a nineteen forties German tank.
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 3: And oh yeah, guy, they got motorcycles. Have you watched it?
Speaker 3: I think you should leave yet, George.
Speaker 5: Yes, motorcycle is no motor Okay.
Speaker 1: I remember this bit.
Speaker 3: Two motorcycles with a tiny house in the middle. That's
Speaker 3: a car.
Speaker 1: Sam Howell is going to finish as a top ten
Speaker 1: Fantasy quarterback. Oh man, whoa, I've come full circle on
Speaker 1: Sam Hole Okay.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 1: Uh. My original thinking coming out of last year was
Speaker 1: if Sam Howell was particularly good, he would have gotten
Speaker 1: a start before week eighteen. Then I watched we eighteen
Speaker 1: and I started thinking more about it. Dude has very mobile,
Speaker 1: which is very important to try to get into the
Speaker 1: top ten. Now he's not like Lamar Jackson's level. He's
Speaker 1: at that next tier of mobility where he can get
Speaker 1: thirty and forty rushing yards a game. It won't be
Speaker 1: like fifty sixty seventy like some of the great runners are,
Speaker 1: but he can get He can get you four or
Speaker 1: five running points without scoring touchdowns in any game. Sam
Speaker 1: Howell's got big arm, and in that Week eighteen game,
Speaker 1: they're just letting it fly. They were just bombs downfield,
Speaker 1: bombs downfield, John Dotson cradling along sideline receptions. He's got
Speaker 1: the attributes to be a fantasy star Sam Howell does.
Speaker 1: Now the little things can all fall apart and I
Speaker 1: have I don't know right now if Sam Howell is
Speaker 1: even gonna start Week one.
Speaker 5: Wait a minute, but here's what you're Pete gock coughing here.
Speaker 5: You gotta get play your flag. Come on, charch I am.
Speaker 1: I just said he's gonna be a top ten fantasy quarterback.
Speaker 1: He has all the right attributes that you want as
Speaker 1: a fantasy or Do we want dink and dunk underneath quarterbacks. No,
Speaker 1: we want strong armed, mobile quarterbacks because that gets you
Speaker 1: into the territory of the great fantasy quarterbacks. He's got
Speaker 1: those attributes in him. I think Sam Howell is going
Speaker 1: to win this job. I think he's gonna finish as
Speaker 1: a top ten fantasy quarterback. There you go, rounding out
Speaker 1: the peacocks.
Speaker 3: If that hits, that's more than a peacock that I
Speaker 3: don't know. That's that's quite the call.
Speaker 1: I have him right now, Sam Howell, number ten, Automi
Speaker 1: chie Cheep as quarterback fourteen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we don't want to draft him as that would
Speaker 5: be a massive peacock.
Speaker 1: That would be a massive peacock.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, I'd be like the Dirk Diggler of peacocks.
Speaker 1: Matt, give me an emerging trend in the drafts you're
Speaker 1: seeing this year.
Speaker 5: One of the things I kind of found, it's going
Speaker 5: to be really difficult to find three hundred touch runners
Speaker 5: this year. There were only eight of them last year
Speaker 5: that had three hundred plus rush attempts plus receptions. Those
Speaker 5: were But and how about we play a game. You
Speaker 5: tell me if they're going to repeat as three hundred
Speaker 5: touch runners. Okay, all right, Josh Jacobs, what do you
Speaker 5: guys think?
Speaker 1: Yes, if they always stay other than Le'Veon Bell, they
Speaker 1: all eventually come and they know they just they can't
Speaker 1: say no to a half million dollars a game.
Speaker 5: Okay, so there's one Derrick Henry.
Speaker 1: I don't see it, hmm yeah, I mean unless he
Speaker 1: breaks down. This is if this is the year he
Speaker 1: breaks down. No, obviously, but.
Speaker 3: They like Spears too. I think they're gonna want to
Speaker 3: see what they've got in him. So I don't don't
Speaker 3: think Barkley absolutely.
Speaker 1: With you know, rotune rushing and receiving, all right, So.
Speaker 5: With two for sure. Christian McCaffrey, I'm on, No.
Speaker 1: I think they're gonna keep McCaffrey fresh for the playoffs.
Speaker 1: I think they're gonna limit his usage. You're gonna see
Speaker 1: a lot of Elijah Mitchell there.
Speaker 5: There was a pretty big discrepancy in touch totals for
Speaker 5: McCaffrey when Elijah Mitchell was healthy.
Speaker 3: Nick he's not right now though, watching He's never healthy.
Speaker 5: Nick Chubb is the next one. I know what you
Speaker 5: guys are saying there, Yes and yes, yes, Naji Harris.
Speaker 3: No, Jalen Warren's a better running back than Naji here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think Warren. They're better, but I don't
Speaker 1: think Warren's very good either. But might worry is the
Speaker 1: same that he's just not good enough to warrant it.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna say no on Naji Harris.
Speaker 5: All right, so we got three out of those first six.
Speaker 5: Austin Eckler, Yeah, I think we feel pretty confident.
Speaker 1: When you're gonna catch a hundred passes, it's pretty easy
Speaker 1: to get to three hundred total touches.
Speaker 3: Also in a contract year, Yes, that's right.
Speaker 5: Sure, Dalvin Cook, No, No, I don't think so either.
Speaker 3: I mean he needs a team first.
Speaker 5: And here's some guys who could crack that list this year.
Speaker 5: And tell me what you think of these guys. So
Speaker 5: let's start with Bijon Robinson. I think he gets to
Speaker 5: three hundred.
Speaker 1: Yes, with the reception, he could catch seventy passes if
Speaker 1: they actually throw the ball. Yeah, it's a good point.
Speaker 1: They don't like to throw.
Speaker 3: I don't think that Tyler Algier is gonna be a
Speaker 3: total non factor. I don't think it's a slam dunk,
Speaker 3: and people are drafting as we talked about earlier, like
Speaker 3: he's a slam dunk for three hundred touches. I don't know,
Speaker 3: but I'll lean.
Speaker 5: Yes, Okay, Remandre Stevenson probably, yeah.
Speaker 3: Baby, unless they sign one of these running backs is
Speaker 3: floating in outer space.
Speaker 1: I Lovemandre He's my running back four right now.
Speaker 5: A guy that I just highlighted, Tony Pollard.
Speaker 1: Never used that way, as we mentioned earlier in the show,
Speaker 1: never uses a work horse. But that also makes them fresh.
Speaker 1: And they have the new offensive coordinator, Brian Schottenheimer might
Speaker 1: use him that way. Just because Kellen Moore didn't doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that they won't. So I'm I'm on yes on
Speaker 1: Tony Pollard.
Speaker 5: Also in a contract year, Yes on the franchisee.
Speaker 3: You gotta love that. Uh, the tagged and contract to
Speaker 3: your players for sure?
Speaker 5: All Right, I got three more. We're at seven that
Speaker 5: I think that we're we're we're on right now. James Connor.
Speaker 3: They don't have.
Speaker 1: Anybody else to go to either, so I don't know
Speaker 1: if they're gonna get enough first downs. That's a concern,
Speaker 1: and he needs to stay healthy. I'm gonna go know
Speaker 1: on Connor.
Speaker 5: So we're saying no on Connor. Damian Pierce, Oh yeah baby.
Speaker 1: But people don't realize is the fifty receptions he's going
Speaker 1: to have this year. Damian Pierce is going to be
Speaker 1: a star workhorse that nobody sees coming what do you think, Brian.
Speaker 3: I have to say no, No, I would lean yes
Speaker 3: on Pierce.
Speaker 5: All right. Final guy, Jonathan Taylor if he comes back, yes.
Speaker 3: All right, probably the guy, and he will be in
Speaker 3: a contract year as well, so yeah, they'll run him
Speaker 3: into the ground.
Speaker 5: So we're looking at about nine guys, nine times the
Speaker 5: running backs, nine who may get to three hundred touches.
Speaker 5: It's that's how we feel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's you know, it's not a lot, and there's
Speaker 1: some real value in those nine guys. But we'll note
Speaker 1: running backs are not being taken very often, and we're
Speaker 1: going to talk about that a little bit more and
Speaker 1: a little bit later in the show. Is one of
Speaker 1: the emerging trends from the drafts that we're seeing so far,
Speaker 1: and we'll touch on that a little bit later on
Speaker 1: What are you happy? If you walk out of your draft?
Speaker 1: Tell me what makes you happy? Brian? You go back
Speaker 1: and you look at the roster from the draft that
Speaker 1: you just completed. What has happened to make you like
Speaker 1: that team?
Speaker 5: By the way, you're talking to the guy who's probably
Speaker 5: drafted more than all of the other co hosts on
Speaker 5: this show combined.
Speaker 3: This year, I did a self audit today. I was
Speaker 3: drafting in February while the NFL postseason was still in progress.
Speaker 3: How many drafts would you guess that I have done?
Speaker 3: Five hundred you're a little high, but four hundred. So
Speaker 3: I don't, I can't. I don't know. I don't even
Speaker 3: I don't go back and look. I just keep drafting.
Speaker 3: I'll go back and look, hopefully when I'm winning a
Speaker 3: bunch of money.
Speaker 1: I always feel like I can pick my team in
Speaker 1: the whole league. I can go back and go, well,
Speaker 1: that's my team. I can tell if I've done it,
Speaker 1: if I've done it right, I can pick my team
Speaker 1: out of the league.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, I think I'm happy if I leave
Speaker 5: with Travis Kelcey in my track.
Speaker 1: Go all that you can from the first four picks
Speaker 1: or something. So that's you know, you can't help that.
Speaker 1: That's not your fault. That's that's the thing about that.
Speaker 3: No, I really want to get a couple of these
Speaker 3: running backs that are a dying breed. They're almost a
Speaker 3: practically extinct man.
Speaker 5: It's almost like, do the opposite is a thing?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Well, funny, I get the feelings somehow we're actually
Speaker 1: at that point now where people are doing the opposite.
Speaker 5: Let's talk about it more and the three tough question.
Speaker 1: I think that's a good idea. Three tough questions coming
Speaker 1: up next. You want to stay tuned and play along.
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Speaker 1: to call three tough questions. Traditionally, we start.
Speaker 4: With tough question number one.
Speaker 1: What's the best position to draft from this year early
Speaker 1: in the draft, the middle of this first round, early
Speaker 1: first round, middle first round, or the end of the
Speaker 1: first round. We begin with Matt Harrison.
Speaker 5: I want to draft early this year. I want Travis
Speaker 5: Kelcey or Justin Jefferson. And then at the end of
Speaker 5: the second or early third rounds adp is saying that
Speaker 5: my number one wide receiver Garrett Wilson sitting there, a
Speaker 5: mon ra st Brown, Jalen Hurts, Ramandre Stevenson, They're all
Speaker 5: around the turn in two three. I really like drafting
Speaker 5: really early first or second and then looking at that
Speaker 5: on the way back.
Speaker 1: All right, Brian, where do you want to be in
Speaker 1: the first round, the early, middle or late part.
Speaker 3: I prefer the late. There's a lot a lot of
Speaker 3: avenues you can take. You can take two Stowde wide
Speaker 3: receivers like a CD Lamb, and then in the second
Speaker 3: round of Garrett Wilson, I'm on Russaint Brown's not making
Speaker 3: it to the late second He shouldn't. He should shouldn't
Speaker 3: you will not, So you can go the two stud
Speaker 3: wide receiver route. You could grab a Stefan Diggs or
Speaker 3: aj Brown, pair of him with either Josh Allen or
Speaker 3: Jalen Hurts. Or you can get two of the dying
Speaker 3: breed of stud bill cow running backs late in the
Speaker 3: first round. I think there's just a lot of a
Speaker 3: lot of ways you can go. You're resigned just to
Speaker 3: a lot of you're tethering yourself to a DP. I
Speaker 3: feel like if you're drafting early mid rounds, it's tough
Speaker 3: to take risks. But there's a lot of wide open
Speaker 3: ranges of outcome late in the first round, which I
Speaker 3: think all can lead to success.
Speaker 5: Gosh, I hope Church says middle because then we could
Speaker 5: all draft together.
Speaker 1: The running back position is so devoid of like this
Speaker 1: uber talented sure thing. Sure thing's in air quotes, right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: Like Jonathan Taylor was supposed to be last year, Christian
Speaker 1: McCaffrey was supposed to be the year before that, all
Speaker 1: of the all of the runners have got warts, right,
Speaker 1: CMC's got warts, Eckler scout warts, Taylor's scout warts. And
Speaker 1: so I feel like, if there's ever a time that
Speaker 1: you want to be at the back of the draft,
Speaker 1: this is the one. There's not that much of a
Speaker 1: differential between the perceived value of the players at the
Speaker 1: front as opposed to the players of the back, compared
Speaker 1: to most years. I love trading back. So you know
Speaker 1: I've got picked four. I don't. I'm happy. I'm just
Speaker 1: happy with the guy. I'm gonna get a pick nine.
Speaker 1: Then I am at pick four, So I'll find somebody
Speaker 1: that wants to give me a fourth round pick for
Speaker 1: the pleasure of moving back five spots where I'm just
Speaker 1: as happy to be. The differential between the front end
Speaker 1: and the back end of the draft is as low
Speaker 1: as any season I can remember. And the correct answer
Speaker 1: is the late first round.
Speaker 4: Tough question number two.
Speaker 1: Related question, as it turns out, not intentionally. It's only
Speaker 1: taken twenty years, but the world has finally come around
Speaker 1: to do the opposite. Only four running backs are going
Speaker 1: in the first round and only nine in the ft
Speaker 1: thirty picks. The first thirty picks only as nine runners.
Speaker 1: Is it time to do the opposite of do the opposite?
Speaker 3: We begin with Brian I'm gonna say, yes, I really
Speaker 3: am targeting getting Nick Chubb and Saquon Barkley or Austin
Speaker 3: Eckler and al throw Bijon Robinson in the mix. If
Speaker 3: I can get two of those guys in the first
Speaker 3: two rounds, I'm gonna do it. Because again we've gone
Speaker 3: over this already. It's a dying breed. The bellcow back
Speaker 3: and wide receiver is pretty deep this year. Quarterback is
Speaker 3: very deep. I think tight end is deeper than most.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm super high on Gerald Everett. So that
Speaker 3: answers that question. So, yes, I'm doing the opposite of
Speaker 3: the opposite, and I'm targeting the big name running backs.
Speaker 1: Early on, Matt I said, is this the year to
Speaker 1: do the opposite of do the opposite?
Speaker 5: Is doing the opposite of doing the opposite doing the
Speaker 5: same thing.
Speaker 1: That's a good question.
Speaker 5: What happened there.
Speaker 4: Church.
Speaker 5: If you've built a legacy on zigging when others zag
Speaker 5: and so doing the opposite, it still might be doe
Speaker 5: the opposite. But now you're taking the running backs early.
Speaker 3: So my head hurts.
Speaker 5: I think what Brian just said is spot on. We
Speaker 5: just talked about there may be nine runners that get
Speaker 5: to three hundred touches this year, maybe there's eight last year.
Speaker 5: I think grabbing two of those guys and getting two
Speaker 5: of them, I think it's a really smart move, and
Speaker 5: you can find wide receivers later.
Speaker 1: I didn't spend twenty years pound at the table to
Speaker 1: take every position but running back to back off of it. Now, Yes,
Speaker 1: part of it was that running backs were overdrafted, and
Speaker 1: so the value proposition was terrible for a long time.
Speaker 1: Sure when eight or nine running backs were going in
Speaker 1: the first round, which was most of our lives until
Speaker 1: this year, So that was certainly part of the value proposition,
Speaker 1: but not all of it. Running back has the highest
Speaker 1: failure rate, the highest injury rate, the highest level of
Speaker 1: variance out of all of the positions, and I don't
Speaker 1: want to put my most valuable stock draft equity into
Speaker 1: that position. My first round pick is the most valuable
Speaker 1: spot I've got. I don't want to put it into
Speaker 1: a position that breaks down the most. I'm still holding
Speaker 1: to the players I love at other positions. Give me
Speaker 1: elite receivers, give me the rushing quarterbacks, give me a
Speaker 1: great tight end with my early picks. I'm sticking to
Speaker 1: my guns. I'm doing the opposite, not the opposite of
Speaker 1: the opposite.
Speaker 5: Charch, Do do you ever subscribe to it? Modified do
Speaker 5: the opposite though, Like get that early tight end, or
Speaker 5: get that early wide receiver and then go running back
Speaker 5: running back, or do two running backs in the first
Speaker 5: four rounds? How do you do it?
Speaker 4: Do you?
Speaker 1: Thank you for asking? Yeah, And I've always said this,
Speaker 1: if a great running back falls far enough, I'm taking them,
Speaker 1: you know, So I'm not going to be so stubborn.
Speaker 1: I do the opposite that. If my number four running
Speaker 1: back is there in the middle of the second round, okay,
Speaker 1: I'll probably make a move on that guy. So if
Speaker 1: a player, you know, if a running back falls far
Speaker 1: enough and I feel like the value is just too
Speaker 1: great to pass, spy, we'll talk.
Speaker 4: Tough. Question number three.
Speaker 1: Calvin Ridley's last reception was August twenty fourth, twenty twenty one.
Speaker 5: I think you mean October October.
Speaker 1: Twenty first, twenty twenty one, meaning he'll have gone six
Speaker 1: hundred and eighty six days until his first opportunity to
Speaker 1: catch a regular season pass. That would be Week one
Speaker 1: at the beginning of this year. What is the appropriate
Speaker 1: level of concern for Calvin Ridley living up to his
Speaker 1: third round ADP? Is it no concern, some concern, or
Speaker 1: a bowel loosening level of existential dread?
Speaker 5: Matt, I don't want to say blowed. That's just sounds gross.
Speaker 5: I don't think that you can say zero point zero here,
Speaker 5: but to me, it's only a zero point one. I
Speaker 5: have a different He's a different kind of threat that
Speaker 5: Jacksonville and their offense has had. Christian Kirk is a
Speaker 5: great possession receiver. Ridley has the ability to be the
Speaker 5: top dog, though, and it's shown throughout some of the
Speaker 5: highlight reel catches in camp. Last time we saw him,
Speaker 5: he was injured, the team was pretty diseased, and now
Speaker 5: he's now playing with the best quarterback of his life
Speaker 5: in Trevor Lawrence. I'll say no concern because it's so
Speaker 5: close to none.
Speaker 1: Okay, No, I believe that's what you're saying. Nun got
Speaker 1: it all right, Brian. What is the appropriate level of
Speaker 1: concern for Calvin Ridley to live up to his third
Speaker 1: round ADP? Is it none? Some or a bowel loosening
Speaker 1: level of existential dread.
Speaker 3: I'm going to go some. It's scary how long away,
Speaker 3: how long he's been away from the game. But it
Speaker 3: wasn't anything health related. It was mental health related at
Speaker 3: one point, and then the gambling suspension of course, but
Speaker 3: he's healthy physically. He's looked great in camp. You don't
Speaker 3: want to like get too hyped about these yeah videos
Speaker 3: you see, but that one where you see Za Jones
Speaker 3: just run this like dig rout, You're like, yeah, that
Speaker 3: looks good, and then Calvin Ridley does it. It looked like
Speaker 3: he did it on two time speed, which people probably
Speaker 3: listen to this podcast on. So you look great in
Speaker 3: that regard. A lot of competition though, for touches in Jacksonville,
Speaker 3: the age is up there, so third round seems pretty high.
Speaker 3: If I had to pick a Jacksonville wide receiver, I
Speaker 3: would lean Kirk a few rounds later seems safer with
Speaker 3: somewhat relative ceiling to Ridley. But I'm definitely not blowed
Speaker 3: on him that. There's definitely no not no concern for
Speaker 3: drafting really in the third round that's very high. So
Speaker 3: I have some some Yes, he's twenty eight years old,
Speaker 3: so twenty nine in December, so he's on the wrong
Speaker 3: side of twenty eight too.
Speaker 5: Oh gosh, he's old. Twenty Those twenty eight and six
Speaker 5: month guys fall off way, but real twenty eight in
Speaker 5: one month, guys.
Speaker 1: I you know, is that prime? Probably not like twenty six.
Speaker 1: Twenty seven is probably fine prime, but he's not far
Speaker 1: off of prime. And of course he didn't play two seasons,
Speaker 1: so the better part of two seasons, so there's a
Speaker 1: lot of tread left on the tire for Calvin Ridley
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty. As a reminder, he was wide receiver
Speaker 1: five in twenty twenty. Then twenty twenty one came. He
Speaker 1: got hurt early in the season, played hurt, and eventually
Speaker 1: ultimately missed most of the season. He's going to be
Speaker 1: the healthiest he's ever been since getting into the NFL.
Speaker 1: He last offseason middle last offseason, he chronicled all of
Speaker 1: the pain and injuries that he had been playing through
Speaker 1: while he was a member of the Falcons, and it
Speaker 1: was staggering that he was even on the field at all.
Speaker 1: Calvin Ridley showed tremendous, tremendous grit getting back on the field.
Speaker 1: He walks into this very potent Jaguars offense. They had
Speaker 1: the seventh highest pass play ratio last year. They throw
Speaker 1: the ball a lot. Calvin Ridley's going to be the
Speaker 1: recipient of a lot of that. And we have seen
Speaker 1: players miss a lot of time, usually because of injury,
Speaker 1: and then come back and be good.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: For Calvin Ridley, he missed last year not because of injury,
Speaker 1: so he's not like he's rehabbing an acl or something, right,
Speaker 1: So I think there's still plenty of meat on the bone.
Speaker 1: I think he is going to live up to the
Speaker 1: third round ADP. He's a he was once one of
Speaker 1: the best receivers in the league and he still might
Speaker 1: be none. Correct answer, wow for the third of three
Speaker 1: tough questions. When we come back, it's time for everybody's
Speaker 1: favorite segment of the preseason. It's the reach around, find
Speaker 1: out which players we would take one round early in
Speaker 1: every single round two through twelve. When we come back
Speaker 1: Fantasy Football Weekly, it's Fantasy Football weekly Draft time. It's
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Speaker 1: around early.
Speaker 5: Can I get the cash option instead of this gift?
Speaker 1: Yes, you can. You can have exactly what that is worth, gash.
Speaker 1: So here's how it works. We're gonna give you a
Speaker 1: player beginning with a player who has an ADP of
Speaker 1: the second round, who we think you should take in
Speaker 1: the first round, and we will continue to do that
Speaker 1: all the way through round number thirteen. Let's begin with
Speaker 1: Matt Garrison round number two.
Speaker 3: Who who is it?
Speaker 1: Who are you taking in round one that would normally
Speaker 1: go in round two?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 5: Well, you heard my peacock off and Garrett Wilson has
Speaker 5: a round two ADP. I think he's going to be
Speaker 5: the number one overall wide receivers. That one's easy for me.
Speaker 1: Okay, Brian, which second rounder are you taking in the first.
Speaker 3: I was definitely looking at Wilson, but I went with
Speaker 3: aman Ras Saint Brown poised for a huge season this year.
Speaker 3: Detroit did draft running back Jamior gibbson tight end Sam Laporta.
Speaker 3: They'll certainly soak up some targets, but they'll also help
Speaker 3: soften coverage for some God who has very little competition
Speaker 3: at wide receiver right now. With James and Williams suspended
Speaker 3: for the first six games, we're looking at Marvin Jones,
Speaker 3: Josh Reynolds, and Denzel Mims next up on the depth
Speaker 3: chart for the Lions. And the best part about some
Speaker 3: God is he is so bitter about all the wide receivers,
Speaker 3: like fifteen of them. Yeah, so he's got like a
Speaker 3: fifty chance of a spight game everye He's gonna go
Speaker 3: out there and it's an angry and he's just going
Speaker 3: to be a monster, especially in PPR. So I would
Speaker 3: reach a round for aman Ross Ain't Brown.
Speaker 1: My reach around player second round player who I would
Speaker 1: take in the first round. It's quarterback Jalen Hurts last
Speaker 1: year just as a rusher. It's not even factoring in
Speaker 1: any part of his passing. He would have been RB twelve.
Speaker 1: He would have been Naji Harris just as a rusher.
Speaker 1: Last year, just as a passer, not factoring in his
Speaker 1: legs at all. He was quarterback thirteen effectively Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 1: I'm getting Aaron Naji Harris Rodgers in one bundle.
Speaker 5: That's a horrible name.
Speaker 1: It's not a great baby name.
Speaker 5: Don't.
Speaker 1: I don't recommend that you go that way. And because
Speaker 1: he's so effective as a runner and a passer, Hurtz
Speaker 1: just doesn't give you dud games. Get this, if you
Speaker 1: don't count their meaningless Week eighteen game, never had a
Speaker 1: game with less than eighteen Fantasy PPR points. He just
Speaker 1: the dud games aren't there. Surrounded by receiving talent. He's
Speaker 1: got the league's best offensive line, he's got room to
Speaker 1: be better as a passer in just his third full
Speaker 1: season throwing, and nobody can stop that goal line run
Speaker 1: where they pack everybody in and they've thrown a couple
Speaker 1: of fullbacks to go push him into the end zone.
Speaker 4: The tush.
Speaker 1: Nobody's got an answer to that.
Speaker 3: The toush push is what they call it.
Speaker 1: I like it, the tush push.
Speaker 3: I didn't come up with it. That's what for Jayleen.
Speaker 1: They hurts. Jalen Hurts is my reach around player. All right,
Speaker 1: let's go to round three. Which which round three player
Speaker 1: would you take? In round two? This time we begin
Speaker 1: with Brian.
Speaker 3: I feel like we're gonna all have the same answer
Speaker 3: here because we've mentioned him a bunch already on the show.
Speaker 3: And Ramandre Stevenson one of fifteen running backs to top
Speaker 3: one thousand rushing yards last year. He did it on
Speaker 3: just two hundred and ten carries. He was second in
Speaker 3: yards after contact per attempt. Do you guys recall where
Speaker 3: he finished in catches among running backs?
Speaker 1: It's it's way higher than people think. I'm gonna guess
Speaker 1: like sixth fourth. Yeah.
Speaker 3: He was on the field for eighty percent of New
Speaker 3: England's third down plays. That was the most among all
Speaker 3: running backs. So yes, Stevenson. Hopefully they don't draft sign
Speaker 3: one of these free agent running backs still floating around,
Speaker 3: but even if they do, not too concerned about it.
Speaker 3: I think we're all in agreement. He's in line for
Speaker 3: a bell cow role this year. So Ramandre Stevenson with
Speaker 3: a bullet for me.
Speaker 1: Matt, which third round player you taking in the second round?
Speaker 1: Ramondre Stevenson, do you have anything new to add to
Speaker 1: this conversation. No, sir, all right, I also had Ramondre Stevenson.
Speaker 1: This is a slam dunk. I've already said earlier in
Speaker 1: this show. He's my running back four, so obviously I
Speaker 1: would end up I would take him in the first
Speaker 1: round coming off the career year. As you mentioned, he's
Speaker 1: RB ten last year and a half point PPR. Assuming
Speaker 1: the Patriots continue to eschee the big name veteran running backs.
Speaker 1: They keep bringing guys in, but then they don't do
Speaker 1: anything with it. Romandri could lead the NFL and carries.
Speaker 1: He's got an outside chance. And by the way, I
Speaker 1: think the betting odds for this are like plus two thousand,
Speaker 1: five hundred to lead the NFL in rushing yards.
Speaker 5: Might have to bet that when I'm down in Iowa.
Speaker 1: You are next week betting spot.
Speaker 3: You should do that if you go back to sorry
Speaker 3: to cut you off. Before he was drafted, his stock fell.
Speaker 3: He went to Oklahoma in the twenty twenty one draft
Speaker 3: because he missed the season he was suspended for marijuana,
Speaker 3: and then he had an injury the year before. So
Speaker 3: gms are way too low on Stevens and he would
Speaker 3: have been a first round pick if none of that
Speaker 3: bs had happened to him.
Speaker 1: New England's rushing play percentage the last three years, second, seventh,
Speaker 1: and fourteenth. They Bill Belichick likes to run the ball,
Speaker 1: and when your quarterbacks as bad as his is, it
Speaker 1: makes sense there are no other threats at the goal line.
Speaker 1: Damien Harris is gone, He's in Buffalo and nout. Romondre's
Speaker 1: gonna get goal line carries. Brian, you touched on the
Speaker 1: receiving prowess among running backs of at least fifty targets
Speaker 1: last year. He had Pro Football Focus' ninth highest rating
Speaker 1: as a receiving running back. Ramondre Stevenson, and you already
Speaker 1: you hit on many of the great metrics that show
Speaker 1: what a good runner Ramondre Stevenson is.
Speaker 5: I'm just glad I didn't add anything, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Because I had a bunch of stuff to say about
Speaker 1: Ramondre Stevenson. And if don't tempt me to turn the
Speaker 1: whole the show to how much I love Formandre Stevenson.
Speaker 1: Let's continue to reach around into round four. Which fourth
Speaker 1: rounder would you take? In the third round.
Speaker 5: Matt, I have TJ Hockinson here, assuming that I didn't
Speaker 5: get Travis Kelce in the first round. Hockinson's my number
Speaker 5: two tight end on the board, and to me, the
Speaker 5: high end tier really kind of ends with him. So
Speaker 5: I think I'm gonna try to get TJ. Hockinson in
Speaker 5: round three. Round early.
Speaker 1: All right, Brian, which fourth rounder are you taking in
Speaker 1: the third round?
Speaker 3: You're gonna have to dust off that airbar button. Oh,
Speaker 3: Justin Herbert, the air Bear.
Speaker 4: The air Bear is back.
Speaker 3: We're gonna beat this dead horse multiple times. So excited
Speaker 3: for this Chargers offense again under new oc Kellen Moore,
Speaker 3: who the Cowboys failed to retain. Just another donk move
Speaker 3: by Jerry Jones and his merry band of morons in
Speaker 3: the front office.
Speaker 5: How do you really feel over the last four seasons?
Speaker 3: The four seasons, the Cowboys were twelfth, fourth, ten, and
Speaker 3: second in passing yards per game. The Chargers added Quentin
Speaker 3: Johnston in the draft. Keelan Allen, keenan Allen, excuse me,
Speaker 3: Mike Williams healthy right now? I love Gerald Adviritt. You
Speaker 3: gotta love Austin Eckler catching balls out of the backfield.
Speaker 3: Of course, justin Airbear Herbert could finish as QB one.
Speaker 3: And that's saying something because he's not very bold, but
Speaker 3: I think he has that potential.
Speaker 1: But while you're talking about air Bear's mobility, remember you
Speaker 1: know last year he was all kinds of hurt, including
Speaker 1: the sternum injury that just looked brutal, and I'm amazing
Speaker 1: played through it. Prior to that, he had been sneaking
Speaker 1: in like four touchdowns a year on the ground. He's
Speaker 1: an athlete. He is an athlete, and that could come
Speaker 1: back this season. My fourth rounder I would take in
Speaker 1: the third round, running back Damian Pierce. That's my guy.
Speaker 5: We wanted to save that one for your charge.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, quietly, very good. Last year, he
Speaker 1: was a top ten PFF rushing grade. He had a
Speaker 1: top ten yards after contact among players of the least
Speaker 1: one hundred carries. He got game scripted out of a
Speaker 1: lot of Texans losses last year, and I think Houston's
Speaker 1: going to be a lot better. As I mentioned earlier
Speaker 1: in the show, the big difference for twenty twenty three though,
Speaker 1: for Damian Pierce is going to be his receiving. He
Speaker 1: was an adroit receiver in college, which allows the using
Speaker 1: coaching staff just never capitalized on last year. Maddeningly, He's
Speaker 1: being used as a receiver copiously in training camp, which
Speaker 1: I love. And you've probably seen social media highlights of
Speaker 1: some of the catches that Damian Pierce has made, and
Speaker 1: his new offensive coordinator, Bobby Slowick, was part of a
Speaker 1: Niners coaching staff that threw the ball seven times per
Speaker 1: game to running backs.
Speaker 5: Seven times seems low for the Niners.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. If they're going to throw seven times
Speaker 1: per game, Damian Pierce is going to get five of them.
Speaker 1: You know. It's not like Devin Singletary is a great receiver,
Speaker 1: because he's not. If he was, he'd probably still be
Speaker 1: in Buffalo. So Damian Pierce correct, cancer there we go.
Speaker 1: All right, let's move to the fifth round. Which round
Speaker 1: player would you reach a round for In the fourth round, Brian.
Speaker 3: I thought this was one of the tougher rounds to reach,
Speaker 3: so I went, and I don't think you guys are
Speaker 3: gonna be in agreement here, but I went with Christian Watson,
Speaker 3: who his career nearly started with a big bang. He
Speaker 3: dropped a seventy yard bomb on the Packers' first offensive
Speaker 3: play that Shirley would have gone for a score. He
Speaker 3: catches that ball. I think his whole season is different,
Speaker 3: but it was a rough go early on for him.
Speaker 3: After that, weeks two through nine he missed some time
Speaker 3: with injury posted poor numbers, but he found his stride
Speaker 3: in Week ten, scoring three touchdowns in that game, then
Speaker 3: adding five more touchdowns both rushing and receiving over the
Speaker 3: next three games. That was not a fluke. He is
Speaker 3: a legit talent. I know Aaron Rodgers is no longer
Speaker 3: the quarterback for the Packers. We're looking at Jordan Love now.
Speaker 3: But either way, Watson will lead the Packers and targets
Speaker 3: I feel, and the Packers pass game has a very
Speaker 3: favorable strength of schedule all season long. Got to love
Speaker 3: the two games against the Vikings.
Speaker 1: Especially that alone.
Speaker 3: But I don't know. It was a tough, tough round
Speaker 3: for me. But I want Watson.
Speaker 1: I believe Matt who is the fifth round player you
Speaker 1: are going to reach around in the fourth.
Speaker 5: I've got Miles Sanders here. I think people are sleeping
Speaker 5: on him after the move to Carolina. Frank Reich has
Speaker 5: a particularly good track record with running backs in the
Speaker 5: past as well. Jonathan Taylor obviously had some awesome seasons
Speaker 5: there the Eagles running backs before that. I think they
Speaker 5: utilize him a ton, especially with the rookie quarterback, and
Speaker 5: I think Miles Sanders it's all systems go there.
Speaker 1: I also have Miles Sanders nice for many of the
Speaker 1: same reasons, but also this who just because Philadelphia used
Speaker 1: the league's most maddening rotation of backs does not mean
Speaker 1: that's going to happen here. You touched on this Frank right,
Speaker 1: Jonathan Taylor right, So they can use a workhorse back here,
Speaker 1: and if anything, Philly saved mileage on him, which I love.
Speaker 1: So he comes in here relatively fresh. He's still young,
Speaker 1: just twenty six years old. No threats to his carries.
Speaker 1: Tuba Hubbard's no good. There's nobody else to take a
Speaker 1: carry that it's going to meaningfully work into his playing time.
Speaker 1: And while Miles Sanders is not exactly the second coming
Speaker 1: of Ladanian Tomlinson, he can catch. His rookie year, he
Speaker 1: caught fifty passes, so it can be done. And I'd
Speaker 1: given the money that they gave him. I think he's
Speaker 1: gonna be a three down back and he's gonna end
Speaker 1: up getting a lot of usage. Miles Sanders all right.
Speaker 1: Our final reach around round is a player going off
Speaker 1: in the sixth round that you would take in the
Speaker 1: fifth round, Matt, you get to begin this one.
Speaker 5: I got James Connor here. There's no one else to
Speaker 5: get touches in the backfield, including Kyler Murray probably out
Speaker 5: or at least not running for the foreseeable future. He's
Speaker 5: another player we kind of mentioned before as a chance
Speaker 5: at three hundred touches if he can stay healthy. So
Speaker 5: I'll take James Connor here in the late rounds and
Speaker 5: have a good backup running back on my roster.
Speaker 1: All right, that makes sense, Brian. It's the sixth round,
Speaker 1: fifth round, which sixth rounter you taking around early.
Speaker 3: For Christian Kirk who finished as wide receiver eleven in
Speaker 3: PPR last year, averaging sixty five yards per game, very
Speaker 3: safe floor, had a very high ceiling a lot of
Speaker 3: weeks as well, had a target share north of twenty
Speaker 3: three percent. You love that. He was also top five
Speaker 3: among wide receivers and red zone targets. Obviously, Calvin Ridley,
Speaker 3: the aforementioned Calvin Ridley in town now for the Jaguars,
Speaker 3: but he's not taking Kirk off the field. He runs
Speaker 3: primarily out of the slot. Ridley's more of a threat
Speaker 3: to Zay Jones. So I still think rising tide lifts
Speaker 3: all ships, right, lift slap votes. So I'm buying Kirk
Speaker 3: in the fifth I'll reach reach around on him there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wide receiver eleven going off the board in the
Speaker 1: fifth round feels very compelling. You know what else feels compelling?
Speaker 1: Darren Waller, my tight end three going off the board
Speaker 1: at pick seventy game on. We talked about it constantly
Speaker 1: on Fantasy Football Weekly in our previous shows, Go get
Speaker 1: a tight end Yet just a huge difference between knowing
Speaker 1: you've got ten points coming from your tight end and
Speaker 1: hoping your tight end doesn't kill your week with one
Speaker 1: catch for twelve yards. The Giants traded a lot to
Speaker 1: get him, and Waller is the best receiver Daniel Jones
Speaker 1: really basically he's ever worked with. I mean, in Daniel
Speaker 1: Don't's cruse, who is he thrown a pass two? That's
Speaker 1: a better receiver than Darren Waller.
Speaker 3: Isaiah Hodgens. You love Isaiah Hodgins, Richie James, Rich James.
Speaker 1: And it's a blessing for him to move from Josh
Speaker 1: McDaniels to Brian Dabole. That is a massive, massive offensive
Speaker 1: mind upgrade for Darren Waller as well. What about the
Speaker 1: injuries you're saying, I know you're thinking about it. Yes,
Speaker 1: he missed half of last season, he missed six games
Speaker 1: the year before that, but he played every game for
Speaker 1: the two years before that. And the kinds of injuries
Speaker 1: he sustained it was a hamstring last year, was a
Speaker 1: knee strain the year before that. That's not the type
Speaker 1: to suggest repeated issues. I'm I'm I'm in on Darren
Speaker 1: Waller as a potential game changing tight end. Let's take
Speaker 1: a break when we come back. The next six rounds
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Speaker 1: We are picking up there round right in the middle
Speaker 1: of our efforts here in what is ultimately going to
Speaker 1: be round it's round six. Which seventh round player would
Speaker 1: you take, Brian.
Speaker 3: It's not the most exciting pick, but I'm gonna take
Speaker 3: Mike Evans, who First off, if you've seen the Johnny
Speaker 3: Manziel documentary on Netflix, he didn't get mentioned once. Yeah,
Speaker 3: which is criminal.
Speaker 1: Yes, I mean, Mike Evans bailed that dude out pass
Speaker 1: after pass.
Speaker 3: He was a man among boys in college. He was,
Speaker 3: and he's been in the league for a while now
Speaker 3: on nine years. But nine times, nine times, nine times
Speaker 3: he has top one thousand yards. He has been top
Speaker 3: fifteen in PPR points per game for four straight years.
Speaker 3: I know we're looking at a fugly situation at quarterback
Speaker 3: with either Baker Mayfield or Kyle Trask, but players can
Speaker 3: put up numbers with bad quarterbacks. And here's an angle
Speaker 3: that could happen. Mike Evans could be traded at some
Speaker 3: point during the season to a contender, which would I
Speaker 3: only bode well for him.
Speaker 1: So I hadn't thought about that wide receiver. Actually, you're
Speaker 1: kind of right.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know it's con tracked in his tradability that way,
Speaker 1: but it does sort of make sense.
Speaker 3: And a wide receiver thirty four that just seems way
Speaker 3: too cheap. So even just reaching around, it's still still
Speaker 3: a good value for for Evans.
Speaker 1: I think, Matt, who is your reach around player, seventh
Speaker 1: round player you would take in round six.
Speaker 5: I've got Marquise Hollywood Brown. When DeAndre Hopkins was gone
Speaker 5: last year for the Cardinals, Hollywood got nine or more
Speaker 5: targets in five of six games. And this just in
Speaker 5: Hopkins is gone all the time. Now, that's right, they're
Speaker 5: trying to replace that with road kill more Greg Dertch
Speaker 5: and Michael Wilson. I think that Marquise Brown could see
Speaker 5: one hundred and eighty targets this year just on the
Speaker 5: fact that they're going to be playing from behind so much.
Speaker 5: They got to chuck the ball. It's gonna go to him.
Speaker 3: He was a top ten wide receiver before getting hurt
Speaker 3: in like week six.
Speaker 5: Yeah, right, right when Hopkins came back, Brown got hurt yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And that is I think the biggest issue with
Speaker 1: Marquise Brown. To me, it's more about just is he
Speaker 1: going to play the full season or not? Let's hope
Speaker 1: so down. I also had Mike Evans here, and yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean we're talking about a guy who every year
Speaker 1: for his entire career he was a second rounder. Obviously,
Speaker 1: Tom Brady's gone and there's a huge downgraded quarterback, but
Speaker 1: all the way to the seventh round. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I'm buying the depth. Yeah, so he had a weird
Speaker 1: dropping touchdowns last year, but I don't know, I just
Speaker 1: he's always been a touchdown score. Baker Mayfield historically has
Speaker 1: been about one and a half touchdowns passes per game,
Speaker 1: one and a half. If he's gonna throw one and
Speaker 1: a half touchdowns per game, isn't Evans the odds on
Speaker 1: favorite to have the one touchdown out of that?
Speaker 3: You know? So yeah, I just feel last year of
Speaker 3: his contract.
Speaker 1: I feel like, oh, last year of the contract for Evans.
Speaker 1: So the tradeability could be very high here. Evans is
Speaker 1: only one season removed from a thirteen touchdown season at
Speaker 1: a fourteen touchdown season. Given where he's going right now,
Speaker 1: I'll reach around into round six and get him. You know,
Speaker 1: maybe a has a nine touchdown season. That's still great value.
Speaker 3: The adp fall of Evans and Godwin reminds me of
Speaker 3: met Calf and Tyler Lockett last year, who plummeted because
Speaker 3: of the concerns at quarterback, and yeah, great, look how
Speaker 3: that turned unfounded. That's right, absolutely turned out pretty well.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Which eighth rounder would you reach around into the seventh round?
Speaker 1: Two take?
Speaker 5: We begin this time with Matt great segue, Brian, I've
Speaker 5: got Jackson Smith and Jigba. By all accounts, he's been
Speaker 5: the best wide receiver at Seahawks camp, and I want
Speaker 5: a piece of that, especially if he's impressing more than
Speaker 5: DK Metcalf, who's just a beast, and Tyler Lockett who's
Speaker 5: been there for years. Gino Smith is a fine NFL quarterback,
Speaker 5: so I think JSN will be pretty good too.
Speaker 1: All right, Brian, who is your eighth rounder you would
Speaker 1: take in the seventh round?
Speaker 3: I'm quite certain we'll be on the same page on
Speaker 3: this sky charge and it's Jahan Dotson, who led all
Speaker 3: rookie wide receivers and fantasy points during the final five
Speaker 3: week stretch of the regular season. He closed very strong,
Speaker 3: which you love to see. He had seven touchdowns on
Speaker 3: the year, which is very good for a rookie, especially
Speaker 3: considering only played in twelve games, so average more than
Speaker 3: half a touchdown per game. He could usurp Terry McLaurin
Speaker 3: as the top wide receiver. Terry Andrews is here.
Speaker 1: We had we had the peacock off earlier. I originally
Speaker 1: had Johan Dotson is gonna have more Fantasy points than
Speaker 1: Terry McLaurin and decided I'm gonna be bolder than that.
Speaker 1: I went with the Sam Howells gonna finish in the
Speaker 1: top ten. I like that Sam Howells got the big arm,
Speaker 1: and that could unlock some some of the deep plays
Speaker 1: that Johan Dotson is built perfectly for. You hit on
Speaker 1: almost all my talking points already, Brian, but I will
Speaker 1: say this. He was the seventh He had the seventh
Speaker 1: higher passing passer rating when targeted was across the entire
Speaker 1: league was Johan Dotson. So good things happened. And even
Speaker 1: if Sam Howell flops to get Jacoby Prisett, just Jacoby
Speaker 1: Prissett made a Marie Cooper into a top ten Fantasy
Speaker 1: receiver last year, so he can succeed there. We move
Speaker 1: to Round eight. Which ninth rounder would you take in
Speaker 1: round eight? Is you reach around player, Brian.
Speaker 3: I'm very high on Courtland Sutton this year, so I
Speaker 3: would reach around for him. A pro bowler in twenty
Speaker 3: nineteen for those who forgot twenty twenty he tore up
Speaker 3: his knee, so slow coming back in twenty twenty one,
Speaker 3: and last year for the Broncos, we all know it
Speaker 3: was a disaster across the board with Nathaniel Hackett as
Speaker 3: head coach. But everything has changed now with Sean Payton
Speaker 3: and as quarterback Tim Patrick gone for the year, he
Speaker 3: was going to steal some targets from Sutton, who is
Speaker 3: the big bodied receiver.
Speaker 1: He could be the Michael Thomas and a Sean Payton offense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not Jerry Judy. He's more of the possession receiver.
Speaker 3: And so far reports out of camp for Sutton had
Speaker 3: been great. He's dropped ten pounds. Russell Wilson looking his
Speaker 3: way a tongue. I think it's a big bounce back
Speaker 3: year for Sutton and really that whole Broncos offense in general.
Speaker 1: Matt, which ninth rounder are you reaching around into the
Speaker 1: eighth round?
Speaker 5: Flour I've got Zach Charbonnet staying with the Seahawks. The
Speaker 5: landing spot was a little bit weird. On draft day,
Speaker 5: we were all like, oh no, what happened to Kenneth Walker. Well,
Speaker 5: Kenneth Walker's kind of getting the repuation of always being hurt,
Speaker 5: and Pete Carroll really likes to belk how his running backs.
Speaker 5: And if Kenneth Walker's already dinged up, it's only a
Speaker 5: matter of time before Zach charbonnag gets some big starts
Speaker 5: and gets some a's and B grades on Fantasy Football Weekly.
Speaker 1: At this time last year, everybody's favorite sleeper going off
Speaker 1: the board in round four was Gabe Davis. You will
Speaker 1: remember that he'd come off that amazing postseason run where
Speaker 1: he scored the five touchdowns and he had the four
Speaker 1: and one game. Yeah, but what ended up happening last year,
Speaker 1: as we all know, suffered an ankle injury in Week
Speaker 1: one and then hobbled through the rest of the year.
Speaker 1: Played on the injury, but was very ineffective and inconsistent,
Speaker 1: although he's still improved on all of his numbers, had
Speaker 1: more touchdowns, more yards, and more receptions he had than
Speaker 1: any other time in his career. He's healthy. I think
Speaker 1: he puts it all together here. Stefan Diggs just went
Speaker 1: to bat for him vocally within the last week, talking
Speaker 1: about how Gabe Davis is sitting on a massive year
Speaker 1: and contract year for Gabe Davis.
Speaker 5: That's because Diggs knows he's not gonna be there.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's why let's go to round number nine. Which
Speaker 1: tenth rounder would you take in round number nine, Matt, I've.
Speaker 5: Got Anthony Richardson here. I think it's very possible that
Speaker 5: Anthony Richardson just breaks fantasy football. He has the chance
Speaker 5: to be the greatest dual threat quarterback of all time.
Speaker 5: He's a combine rat. His measurables are off the charts.
Speaker 5: If we want to get a firm grip, we got
Speaker 5: to get a firm grip on Anthony Richardson in the
Speaker 5: ninth He's more like combine splinter. Yeah, he's the master, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Anthony Richardson in Brian, which ninth round, tenth rounder
Speaker 1: would you take in the ninth round?
Speaker 3: I went with a quarterback, but I went with a
Speaker 3: little more safer route. Talked about him earlier. Gino Smith
Speaker 3: quarterback sixteen, Way too way too cheap for Gino eighth
Speaker 3: among quarterbacks in points per game last year fifth and
Speaker 3: total points. Jackson, Smith and Jigba now in town for Seattle,
Speaker 3: arguably the best trio of wide receivers. So I'm reaching
Speaker 3: for Gino. I'm if I'm not taking one of the
Speaker 3: elite quarter early in the draft.
Speaker 1: I also had Anthony Richardson here for all the same
Speaker 1: reasons that Matt already mentioned. He could break open your
Speaker 1: scoring system. Let's go to round ten. Which eleventh rounder
Speaker 1: would you take? In round ten?
Speaker 3: Matt? All right, Brian, another pick for anyone who's gonna
Speaker 3: wait on quarterback. I'm going with Russell Wilson. I just
Speaker 3: mentioned how I'm high. I'm bullish on the on the
Speaker 3: Broncos offense, they're a major discount this season. Last year,
Speaker 3: through weeks one through sixteen, with Nathaniel Hackett as head coach,
Speaker 3: Wilson's only had an eighteen percent play action rate only
Speaker 3: was outside of the pocket, rolling outside of the pocket
Speaker 3: on sixteen percent of his plays. Hackett was fired in
Speaker 3: week seventeen. From Week seventeen through eighteen, Wilson had a
Speaker 3: thirty four percent play action rate and a twenty four
Speaker 3: percent rate outside of the pocket. He put up top
Speaker 3: ten quarterback numbers the last two weeks, and now with
Speaker 3: Sean Payton there loving this offense Denver as the fifth
Speaker 3: easiest strength of schedule for quarterbacks. So I think a
Speaker 3: big bounce back year for Wilson. Just hopefully he didn't
Speaker 3: add like another ten toilets. How it's gonna be tough
Speaker 3: to outpace that toilet to touchdown ratio, but I think
Speaker 3: I think he smashes that this year.
Speaker 1: Broncos also have a very easy start to the schedule,
Speaker 1: which Matt may be illuminating at the Fantasy Football training gamp. Yeah, Matt,
Speaker 1: which round eleven player you taking around ten?
Speaker 5: This is the round I hated. I didn't like any
Speaker 5: of my options in this round, so I went with
Speaker 5: the guy that I thought just had the most upside.
Speaker 5: And it's one that you're gonna hate charts. It's Dalton Kincaid,
Speaker 5: the rookie tight end in Buffalo. I just think that
Speaker 5: there's an off chance that coming into this particular situation,
Speaker 5: he could just have the right combination of skills and
Speaker 5: strength and speed to just be a big weapon in
Speaker 5: that offense right away. It brings just another dimension to
Speaker 5: that team, way more interesting than Dawson Knox was at
Speaker 5: that position, so Dalton kinkaid.
Speaker 1: I'm going for the uninteresting approach. Sure in this round,
Speaker 1: I'm taking Carolina wide receiver Adam Feelen going off the
Speaker 1: board at wide receiver fifty two. In the last three seasons,
Speaker 1: Adam Thielen has scored thirty touchdowns thirty. Now is the
Speaker 1: go to receiver in Carolina. Bryce Young is going to
Speaker 1: learn and learn on the job and lean on a
Speaker 1: veteran who's gonna be in the right place. He's gonna
Speaker 1: catch the balls that are thrown to him. I think
Speaker 1: Adam Thieland's got one more good year in him, and
Speaker 1: I want a piece of that action. Thank you for listening, everybody,
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