NFL fantasy football news and player signals for Thursday, May 14, 2026

Jonathan Taylor was referenced in the context of the show's production notes and analysis preparation.

A.J. Brown was interviewed on the show at some point during its four-year run, though the hosts acknowledged they had no clear memory of the interview despite Brown being an absolute superstar.

Chris Johnson (CJ2K) appeared on the show at the Super Bowl in Vegas and promoted his personal Airbnb rental in Nashville rather than the official sponsor partnership.

Debo Samuel appeared as a guest on the show during a Vegas Radio Row segment and seemed uncertain about the situation, laughing awkwardly as the hosts engaged in comedic antics.

Brian Robinson is referenced for wearing a big hat that went viral on the internet, becoming a notable cultural moment associated with the player.

Tyler Warren kept the game alive with a key play, showing his importance to the offense in critical moments.

Jonathan Taylor had 218 yards and scored his third touchdown of the game, demonstrating strong performance output.

Njoku will likely catch around six touchdowns and be frustrating for fantasy owners because no one will know which weeks to start him.

Njoku is a great blocker who was signed by the Chargers, and the team appears to want to run a lot of 12 personnel with him, Omari and Hampton, and Charlie Kohler, with Gadsden potentially moving to power slot rather than the line of scrimmage.

Woody Mark is noted as being 69% available in fantasy leagues, suggesting he is widely available on waiver wires.

Matthew Berry mentions not facing Josh Jacobs in a 14-team, two-quarterback league with show staff, noting this as important context for his league performance.

A viewer suggests Chase Brown should be nicknamed 'the Gobbler' because he will gobble up receptions, though the hosts debate whether this is a nickname Brown would actually enjoy.

Matthew Berry uses Isaiah Pacheco as a comparison point for how he would perform as an NFL running back, describing himself as slower and easier to bring down but with similar plotting characteristics.

Sam Laporta's production has waned since his rookie season, but if he returns to health, he could average around 12 fantasy points per game.

Justin Herbert could be a sleeper pick this season, especially if the offensive line improves, allowing him to focus more on passing rather than scrambling.

Bijan Robinson is viewed as the top pick for fantasy drafts, with expectations of high volume and durability in a run-heavy offense.

Mike Evans is projected to be a key player in San Francisco's offense, potentially clearing 100 targets and flirting with double-digit touchdowns, making him a great value outside the top 30 wide receivers.

Despite last year's struggles, Brian Thomas Jr. has shown improvement in his routes and could offer higher upside than his teammates in Jacksonville.

Brian Thomas Jr. had a disappointing 2025 season, averaging only 8.9 fantasy points per game, which raises concerns about his value in the ninth round.

Jadarian Price is projected to clear 220 carries and offers significant upside, making him a preferable option over other running backs being drafted around the same ADP.

Despite the hype, Love's landing in a crowded Arizona backfield raises concerns about his opportunity and value.

Jeremiah Love's ADP is climbing, currently being selected as the seventh running back off the board, ahead of notable players like Saquon Barkley.