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Drafting From the 1.06 | 2026 Fantasy Football Draft Strategy

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42 min
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Jul 7, 2026
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Tue, July 7, 2026
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Chuba HubbardD'Andre SwiftJadarian PriceAlec PierceAmon-Ra St. BrownBijan RobinsonBo NixBrevin JordanBrock PurdyBucky IrvingCeeDee LambChristian McCaffreyColston LovelandDallas Goedert
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Alec Pierce

NegativeProjection39:25

Pierce is part of a receiver room (Waddle, Jordan Addison, Alec Pierce) that the source characterizes as 'really risky' when paired with Malik Nabers' injury absence, suggesting the overall receiving corps is unreliable.

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Amon-Ra St. Brown

PositiveValue1:48

Alternative 1.06 pick candidate with 'super super high floor' and middle-of-first-round value. Source considered him as the other option at 1.06 alongside McCaffrey before settling on McCaffrey.

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Bijan Robinson

NegativeValue1:06

Going 1.01 in mock draft with no surprises in early ADP; part of the consensus top tier alongside Anthony Gibbs at 1.02.

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Bo Nix

PositiveValue34:08

The source expresses openness to drafting Bo Nix as a quarterback option, stating 'I actually don't mind Bo Nix, either,' indicating a willingness to consider him in the quarterback tier.

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Brevin Jordan

PositiveProjection16:54

The source is 'all in' on Brevin Jordan despite him burning drafters last year, but prefers De'Andre Swift in this spot. Jordan has upside but is deprioritized relative to other RB options in this range.

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Brock Purdy

PositiveProjection40:04

Purdy is drafted at QB 11-12 ADP but projected to finish QB 6-7 by points per game; the source expresses strong conviction: 'give me all the Brock Purdy in the world and I'll be pretty happy most weeks,' with the caveat that health is critical for him to 'put up massive numbers again.' This represents significant upside relative to draft position.

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Bucky Irving

NegativeValue39:55

Irving in the fourth round is characterized as a pick the source doesn't love, suggesting the source views the draft capital as too high for Irving's expected production.

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CeeDee Lamb

NegativeDepth Chart39:05

Part of a 'buzzy' draft start (CD Lamb, Saquon, Garrett Wilson, Luther Burden) that represents an alternative early-round strategy with multiple elite receivers.

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Christian McCaffrey

PositiveValue1:23

Primary 1.06 pick candidate described as 'the play to win pick here.' Source prefers McCaffrey over Jonathan Taylor at 1.06 in full PPR league with two flex spots. McCaffrey's edge: likely to play 12–14 games, catch ~75 balls, and secure all goal-line work on a strong offense; Taylor's upside is more touchdown-dependent and lacks McCaffrey's passing-down role. Selected at 1.06 as part of a core strategy pairing with Derrick Henry; source commits to riding with McCaffrey despite age concerns, noting he could fall off the cliff this season but still score 19 fantasy points per game due to high catch volume. Source identifies McCaffrey as the best hero running back option available, stating 'there's literally no better hero running back than Christian McCaffrey,' anchoring the hero RB strategy for this draft build.

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Chuba Hubbard

PositiveRole21:00

Chuba Hubbard is the confirmed clear starter in the Panthers backfield under Dave Canales, who retained him as his guy even after Rico Dowdle's strong 2024 run. The source describes him as a floor RB2/RB3 option—reliable but uninspiring ('boiled broccoli')—with analytics concerns noted. Canales has been a great run-game coordinator since his time with Tampa Bay. The source recommends him as a fine pick in the middle of the sixth round, though characterized as a 'boring top 24 back end RB2' in the running back room evaluation.

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NegativeProjection40:45

Hubbard was drafted as a backup running back to support primary RB selections and is characterized as a boring top-24 back-end RB2 option; the source views him as a depth/bench role with mid-tier production expectations without significant upside.

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Colston Loveland

NegativeDepth Chart38:41

Part of a first-round group (Jefferson, Hampton, Loveland, Jackson) that represents a 'rainbow start with four different positions,' indicating a diversified positional approach in early rounds.

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D'Andre Swift

PositiveProjection15:02

The source identifies De'Andre Swift as the favorite floor RB2 option in this range. Every single year of Swift's career he has finished as a top-24 fantasy running back, never reaching top-12; the source values him as a reliable RB2 with consistent finishes. Under Ben Johnson this offseason, Swift showed improved eye-test performance—running well between the tackles and developing into a more professional runner—though he must split touches with Kalenji. The source prefers Swift over Tu Obo despite Tu's upside potential with the McCaffrey hammer, stating 'I have I've been selecting Swift ahead of Tu' and 'I do feel safer about' Swift.

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PositiveProjection18:06

Swift has finished as a top 24 fantasy RB in every season of his career, never reaching top 12; the source values him as a reliable RB2 floor option with consistent finishes (RB 15, RB 24, RB 24, RB 17, RB 10 over recent seasons). Under Ben Johnson this offseason, Swift showed improved eye-test performance—running well between the tackles and developing into a more professional runner—though he must split touches with Kalenji. The source prefers Swift ahead of other RB options at this draft position and appreciates his dependable RB2 production despite lack of top-eight upside. Characterized as a 'boring top 24 back end RB2' in the running back room evaluation, suggesting mid-tier production expectations without significant upside. Swift was drafted as the team's RB2, indicating a secondary running back role in the team construction. The source characterizes D'Andre Swift as a boring top-24 back-end RB2 option in the 2026 draft.

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Dallas Goedert

PositiveValue26:25

The source expresses strong preference for Goedert among available tight ends on the board. Identified as an acceptable tight end option in the draft, grouping him with Mark Andrews and Kyle Ferguson as preferred targets over Dalton Kincaid and Ronde Gadsden. The source considers Goedert extremely close to Mark Andrews in terms of value this season and makes sense as a stack option with Devonta Smith.

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Dalton Kincaid

NegativeBust35:37

The source rejects Kincaid despite advanced metrics support, citing severe playing-time constraints as the core issue. While Kincaid's three yards per route run metric appears strong, the source notes he runs only 12 routes per game, making the efficiency stat misleading. Playing alongside Josh Allen, Kincaid barely sees the field, making his advanced metrics unreliable for fantasy production.

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Davante Adams

PositiveValue39:53

Adams in the fifth round as a wide receiver two is characterized as 'pretty pretty spicy,' indicating excellent value; the source notes 'that's a pretty good price to pay for 15 bucks' (auction draft price), suggesting Adams is undervalued at this draft position despite acknowledging skepticism about Adams this year. At 5'8 ADP, the source expresses enthusiasm for the pick.

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David Montgomery

PositiveProjection15:15

The source is 'all in' on David Montgomery as a slam dunk pick, identifying him as the favorite RB in this range. Montgomery may be a better back than Joe Mixon was two years ago in the same Texans offense, with Mixon showing signs of slowing down. The Texans have the best defense in football and will be in positive game scripts, making Montgomery a slam dunk pick.

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Derrick Henry

PositiveProjection5:02

Paired with Christian McCaffrey at 1.06 as part of a ride-till-the-wheels-fall-off strategy; over his last four games last year, Henry had 85 carries, 570 yards, and six touchdowns, showing fewer signs of decline than McCaffrey; Titans added offensive line help with Ieyouny to support his production. Source expresses willingness to 'ride till I die' with a McCaffrey and Derrick Henry combination, indicating strong conviction in the pairing despite Henry's age.

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DeVonta Smith

PositiveValue7:18

Ranked 47–49 overall on Sleeper, described as buried; the source leans toward DeVonta Smith over Rashee Rice but acknowledges the McCaffrey build strategy favors Rice; Smith is flagged as undervalued and will appear in a Tom Brohm article comparing fantasy points rankings across platforms due to his low ADP relative to consensus. Expected to command approximately 28–30% target share this season as part of a three-receiver group drafted early in the mock draft. Drafted as the team's WR3 in a receiver room the source describes as 'nice,' indicating confidence in the group's depth and quality. Identified as a sleeper WR being drafted later than expected; notes that Smith, Rashee Rice, and Nico Collins should all be going back-to-back-to-back in drafts but were all acquired in this draft build, suggesting significant value relative to ADP.

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Garrett Wilson

PositiveProjection39:05

The source notes that Scott has been 'talking him up' with the premise 'what if he's had atrocious quarterback play just his entire career?' suggesting Wilson's upside is being reassessed positively given improved quarterback play (Geno Smith), implying undervaluation relative to potential.

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Isiah Pacheco

NegativeProjection38:27

Selected as the RB4 in the draft, indicating a mid-tier running back selection in the overall strategy.

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Ja'Marr Chase

NegativeValue1:06

Going 1.04 in mock draft as part of early consensus tier.

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Jadarian Price

PositiveBreakout25:55

Selected as upside running back pick in sixth round. The source makes the bull case for Price: Seahawks backfield has no proven solid NFL back until Zach Charbonnet returns from ACL surgery (projected mid-October return after February 20 surgery), creating opportunity for Price to emerge early in the season. Seahawks were number one in backfield expected fantasy points last season, though regression expected. Price's rushing metrics were very good, but he only caught six passes last year, though he showed the ability to track and catch the ball. Source loves the upside swing with Price and notes team can plug in other backs while waiting for Price to develop. Price's ADP should rise if there is negativity about Charbonnet's recovery timeline during training camp.

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PositiveBreakout37:45

Described as a 'shot for the moon' pick in the running back room, indicating the drafter is targeting significant upside and breakout potential from Price.

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Jaylen Waddle

NegativeProjection39:25

Waddle is part of a receiver room (Waddle, Jordan Addison, Alec Pierce) that the source characterizes as 'really risky' when paired with Malik Nabers' injury absence, suggesting the overall receiving corps is unreliable.

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Jonathan Taylor

NegativeValue1:23

Direct 1.06 comparison to Christian McCaffrey. Source acknowledges McCaffrey is the consensus 'play to win' pick but notes Taylor seems to be going ahead of McCaffrey in most situations on Underdog and best-ball formats. Taylor's upside is mostly touchdown-dependent; he lacks McCaffrey's passing-down role.

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Jonathon Brooks

NegativeInjury22:00

Jonathan Brooks is a complete unknown due to two consecutive ACL injuries and minimal playing time over the last two years. The source, who loved Brooks as a prospect, is very scared by the injury history. Brooks is expected to operate in a split backfield with limited role (8–12 change-of-pace carries), with only a 25% likelihood of a full takeover scenario where he becomes the explosive, primary back. Worst-case scenario is a 50/50 split with Chuba Hubbard, who is the clear starter.

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Jordan Addison

NegativeProjection31:13

The source passes on Addison in favor of Quentin Johnston, indicating a preference for Johnston's value and upside profile in the receiver tier being evaluated. Addison is part of a receiver room (Jaylen Waddle, Jordan Addison, Alec Pierce) that the source characterizes as 'really risky' when paired with Malik Nabers' injury absence, suggesting the overall receiving corps is unreliable.

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Keaton Mitchell

NegativeValue4:06

Running back gaining draft momentum in some spots; mentioned as part of a massive run of running backs in the draft.

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Ladd McConkey

NegativeValue31:15

The source rejects McConkey at his current ADP, arguing he is overpriced relative to his role. Despite playing 27 games alongside QJ over two seasons, McConkey has only 27 more targets than QJ (averaging one additional target per game), yet is being drafted in the third or fourth round with wide receiver one upside pricing. The source believes the target split will be closer than consensus expects and prefers QJ as the better value in that receiver room.

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Luther Burden

NegativeDepth Chart39:05

Part of a 'buzzy' draft start (CD Lamb, Saquon, Garrett Wilson, Luther Burden) that represents an alternative early-round strategy with multiple elite receivers.

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Malik Nabers

NegativeInjury39:25

Nabers is the first receiver taken in the nine-hole draft, but the source notes this is 'really risky' because 'he's not going to play at the start of the season,' indicating significant injury concerns that make the pick problematic despite his talent.

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Mark Andrews

PositiveValue35:37

The source identifies Andrews as an acceptable tight end option in the draft, grouping him with Goedert and Ferguson as preferred targets over Kincaid and Ronde Gadsden. The source expects Andrews to return to full-time playing status after Baltimore let Charlie Kolar walk to the Chargers and Isaiah Likely to the Giants, opening up route opportunities. Andrews and Goedert are considered extremely close in value this season.

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Nico Collins

PositiveProjection4:21

Objectively a better receiver than A.J. Brown right now; locked for approximately 30% of Texans targets with minimal competition (Jayden Higgins and Tank Dell return but pose no real threat); Texans loaded up at tight end (Marlon Clown, Foster Moreau) leaving Collins as the clear top receiver; has been very good when healthy but struggled with concussions last season; potential sneaky candidate to put up huge numbers if he stays healthy and Stroud improves behind improved offensive line. Also identified as a sleeper WR being drafted later than expected; notes that Collins, Rashee Rice, and DeVonta Smith should all be going back-to-back-to-back in drafts but were all acquired in this draft build, suggesting significant value relative to ADP. Drafted as the team's WR1, anchoring a receiver room the source describes as 'nice.'

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Omarion Hampton

NegativeBreakout3:18

Second-round pick candidate with significant upside if Mike McDaniel's offense takes off; source finds it 'scary to pass on him.' However, injury history from last year is a concern. Praised on Tuesday live stream for upside potential.

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Oronde Gadsden

NegativeValue35:37

The source rejects Gadsden as a tight end draft option, grouping him with Kincaid as unacceptable picks in favor of Andrews, Goedert, and Ferguson.

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Patrick Mahomes

NegativeValue34:08

The source expresses lukewarm sentiment on Mahomes as a draft pick this year, stating 'I don't love Mahomes this year, either.' Despite considering a mini-stack with Rashee Rice, the source's overall conviction on Mahomes is low, though they acknowledge he is acceptable as QB 12 in the draft.

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Puka Nacua

NegativeValue1:06

Going 1.03 in mock draft as part of early consensus tier.

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Quentin Johnston

PositiveValue30:30

The source identifies QJ as their favorite Charger receiver to draft, citing underrated target-earning potential and touchdown upside. Over the last two seasons, QJ and Ladd McConkey played 27 games together with QJ averaging just one target per game behind McConkey (27-target gap), yet QJ posted 16 expected touchdowns versus McConkey's 12. With McDaniels taking over play-calling and Justin Herbert's arm talent, the source projects a closer target split than market consensus anticipates and values QJ as a wide receiver four in the eighth round, offering flex upside at a discount to McConkey's third/fourth-round ADP. The source has warmed up to Johnston and expects him to see more of the after-catch production that he displayed at TCU; Johnston has been misused in his NFL role so far. The source prefers Johnston over other receiver options in this tier, including Jordan Addison and Makai Lemon, and selected him for the draft team as a little bit of upside.

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Rashee Rice

PositiveProjection7:18

Locked-in top-eight fantasy receiver when healthy with insane touchdown upside; he was pushed to the second round before legal trouble last summer, but his upside equation has not changed; he is now draftable in the third round and expected to move to late second round (ADP 22–23) by the end of August as he recovers from his knee injury and stays out of trouble. Selected in the draft as part of the McCaffrey build strategy; the source acknowledges the pick with the caveat that the team is banking on Rashee Rice to stay out of trouble. Identified as a sleeper WR being drafted later than expected; notes that Rice, DeVonta Smith, and Nico Collins should all be going back-to-back-to-back in drafts but were all acquired in this draft build, suggesting significant value relative to ADP. Drafted as the team's WR2 in a receiver room the source describes as 'nice,' indicating confidence in the group's quality.

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Saquon Barkley

NegativeDepth Chart39:05

Part of a 'buzzy' draft start (CD Lamb, Saquon, Garrett Wilson, Luther Burden) that represents an alternative early-round strategy with multiple elite receivers.

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Stefon Diggs

PositiveValue40:00

Diggs is endorsed as a solid value selection in the draft; the source explicitly approves of the pick, stating 'I like that pick as well,' indicating the source views Diggs favorably in this draft context.

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Tee Higgins

PositiveValue9:00

One of the source's favorite guys to draft all year; goes right after Rashee Rice in ADP; part of the Ryan Heath study on finding undervalued WR2s on high-volume passing teams; he was WR4 in fantasy points per game two years ago and is a spectacular third-round pick; he scores touchdowns at a higher rate than Ja'Marr Chase on a per-route and per-target basis despite being in the same offense. Has 21 touchdowns in his last 27 games over the past two years; across his starts with Joe Burrow over the last three seasons, he ranks as a top-eight fantasy wide receiver; he is given 20-to-1 odds for receiving touchdowns, a sneaky play given Ja'Marr Chase's presence in the offense.

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Travis Kelce

NegativeProjection36:15

When Rice plays, Kelce becomes a back-end top-15 tight end at best and has not produced well; he is also a year older, making him less attractive than Mark Andrews as a tight end option.

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Wan'Dale Robinson

NegativeProjection40:00

Robinson is characterized as 'super boring,' suggesting the source views him as a safe but unexciting pick without significant upside.

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Zach Charbonnet

NegativeInjury26:48

Charbonnet suffered an ACL injury in mid-January and did not have surgery until February 20th, after the Super Bowl. Using the standard 9-month recovery timeline for ACL injuries, he is projected to return around mid-October and may not be 100% until after Halloween. The source emphasizes this is the critical monitoring point throughout training camp in August; any negativity about his recovery could push Price's ADP up, while a healthy return by mid-October or early November could limit Price's upside. Charbonnet's return timing is the key factor affecting the Seahawks backfield opportunity landscape, as he is the proven NFL back on the roster.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00What's going on everybody? It is Fantasy Football Daily back with another mock draft. We have picked from the 101. We picked from the 112. Now we're smack-dab
0:08in the middle.
0:09>> [music] >> I am joined today by our guys Joe Dolan,
0:21who's the managing editor here at Fantasy Points, and our resident betting expert on everything betting. It's Tom Brolley. These guys are both on SiriusXM
0:30every single morning. They have been crushing it going to 2 hours every single morning. So, if you want to listen to more Joe and Tom. Yeah, it's a
0:36marathon. It's a little bit of a marathon, that's for sure.
0:38>> and we have a earlier wake-up call. So, we we've been going 8:00 to 9:00 for uh since last football season, but now
0:46we're back to 7:00 a.m. in the morning.
0:48So, that's been a little bit of an adjustment period here for for me and Joe this week.
0:53>> Yeah, well, we we would we deserve it though. Fantasy Points deserves the 2-hour window. We get 2 hours of great
0:58content every morning on SiriusXM. So, make sure you check them out every single morning. Uh they will be 2 hours every single morning for the rest of the
1:06season. Let's get this draft started here guys. No surprises, Bijan and Gibbs go 101 102. We got Puka and Chase at 103
1:14104. We will be picking smack-dab in the middle here at 106.
1:17What are we thinking here, Joe?
1:22There you go, Joe.
1:23>> I think if JSN goes five, that's interesting. Um I I don't know, Tom. I I I think I might lean Jonathan Taylor, but Christian
1:31McCaffrey is the kind of the the the play to win pick here, right?
1:34>> Yeah, I I if when I'm faced with this situation, I've I've been going Christian McCaffrey over JT. I I think
1:40consensus right now, if you're on Underdog or doing any kind of best ball drafting, Taylor seems to be going ahead of McCaffrey in most situations, but
1:48I've been going McCaffrey, so what do you think, Grim?
1:51>> Yeah, I'll split the difference. I also agree McCaffrey over JT. I'm willing to just ride this until the wheels fall
1:57off. It's full PPR league here with same same settings we've been doing if you've been listening to these other mock drafts shows we've been doing here.
2:03Start one quarterback, two running backs, uh two receivers, two flex. So, getting these like just massive difference-making running backs makes a
2:11huge difference. To me, it was either McCaffrey or Amon-Ra St. Brown there.
2:15I think he's got just a super super high floor, middle of first-round pick. JT does not scare me as a player. The only
2:23thing that scares me is if Daniel Jones takes a big step back this year, guys.
2:26Like that's that's the thing.
2:28>> That's yeah, the the splits, you know, when they're winning compared to when they're losing. They're They have like a 7.5 win total this season. So, if Daniel
2:37Jones is slow out of gates, like it it does give me a little bit of concern.
2:40But, JT's probably the better athlete, you know, at this point.
2:45>> McCaffrey >> 100% the better runner. 100% the better runner. But, the things that score fantasy points, like McCaff- I mean,
2:51it's literally just going to be like McCaffrey plays 12, 13, 14 games even this year. He's probably going to catch 75 balls. And he's going to get all the
2:58goal-line work on a really good offense that we feel great about. JT, I just have to squint a little harder to see
3:04his upside because, yeah, it is mostly attached to the touchdowns for him. And he does He just doesn't have the insane
3:10passing down role that that McCaffrey has. As I said, Amon-Ra goes right after JT. Then it's Jinty, Cook, Lamb, and Jefferson to round out the first round.
3:21Our guy Chuck Bass, shout out to Chuck Bass.
3:24He's He's drafting with us here. He goes 112, Jefferson and Hampton. That's a nice little start there.
3:30>> Yeah, you you were you were you know, praising Hampton there on the the Tuesday live stream with Joe and Brian there.
3:39And I I've been a little bit lower on Hampton, Joe. I I don't I don't know about you. I I haven't been selecting him nearly
3:45enough. But, Graham likes that upside.
3:47That's That's especially with the the >> I can see it, right? I can really see it. The with the with Omarian Hampton
3:53just like if if the Mike McDaniel offense really starts to take off here, man. It's a it's it's scary to pass on him, but you
4:02know he got hurt last year.
4:05Keaton Mitchell is a guy who's getting a lot of steam in some spots. So, man, oh boy, massive run of running backs right
4:11here, guys. We've got seven of the last seven of the last nine picks.
4:17Nine of the last 12 picks. This is This is old school, Graham. I know you've been doing these these kind of redraft leagues, but holy
4:25crap, man. These This is This is big time here with these run of running backs.
4:29>> Yeah, it is and we're going to break this here. I think we'll we'll switch it up and go receiver. I like London here.
4:35I wouldn't mind a little Nico Collins action.
4:38>> Yeah, this is kind of >> Kind of kind of This is kind of getting to the point where I don't like 100% love like the
4:47back half of the first the back half of the second round and like the middle of the second round are kind of the same to
4:51me. So, like getting that earlier pick is pretty nice. So, I will take it.
4:58>> Yeah, I have zero interest in Zach Neighbors here, by the way.
5:02>> Oh, Henry. We could go for all the old running backs.
5:05>> Yeah, that's [laughter] true. Yeah, we're we're we're riding till I die here with the if we go McCaffrey and Derrick
5:10Henry.
5:11>> Yeah, that that might be a little bit much for me. Jeremiah Love, I'm not >> The geriatric team.
5:18>> I'd like to go receiver. I'd like to go Brown or Nico.
5:21>> Nah.
5:23I've heard Nico.
5:25>> So have I.
5:26>> Um >> I'll be the I'll be the lone A.J. Brown guy, but we'll we'll split the difference. We'll go Nico here.
5:33>> Nico Collins it is.
5:34>> It's just quarterback, man. Like I just In Drake May we trust. That's the only thing I keep coming back to, but Nico
5:40Nico is objectively a better receiver right now than A.J. Brown.
5:44>> Yeah, that's what I I think we're going to, you know, Ryan obviously Ryan Heath obviously wrote the JSN finding the next JSN and I
5:52think Nico could be like one of these sneaky candidates. The the tight the Texans have kind of loaded up at the
5:58tight end position selected Marlon clown signed Foster Moreau. They don't really have that number two standout wide receiver just yet. So
6:08I could see him getting a lot of balls and if CJ Stroud you know plays better behind this offensive line. I think it's
6:14going to be improved.
6:16Maybe maybe Nico Collins is the sneaky guy that puts up some huge numbers and he's been very good whenever he's been healthy.
6:22It's just staying healthy here especially last season with the concussions. So But I love this starting with the Christian McCaffrey Nico Collins.
6:32>> It is very nice. Yeah, Nico is pretty much locked for 30% of the targets Tom to your point like there's just no
6:37there's a no other target competition on this team that really scares me. I thought Jayden Higgins looked pretty good at the end of last year. They are
6:43going to get tank Dell back. Dell was Stroud's guy in his you know breakout season there obviously.
6:49I do think that that will matter a little bit but there's nobody that's going to really push him for targets here.
6:56Only surprise is Breece Hall over Derrick Henry. That's a forward-looking pick there forward-thinking pick for a for the 104 there.
7:03>> Yeah, I I I like Breece Hall but I would not be selecting him over Derrick Henry and even Jeremiah love over Derrick
7:09Henry. I can't >> Yeah, I can't do it now.
7:11>> That's a little too far for me to go.
7:13>> Yeah, that's a bridge too far for me as well Joe Breece Hall over Henry. I I don't think I'm not super bullish on
7:18Henry this season but I don't think I could do that.
7:21>> like is Derrick Henry just a freak like I mean I I think >> [laughter] >> I think the answer to that is of course
7:28but yeah, he's he's somebody I think it's You said ride it till the wheels fall off with McCaffrey. I think we're there
7:36there with Derrick Henry as well. I just didn't know if you wanted to see in a in a large field best-ball tournament, I
7:43would think a McCaffrey-Henry start would make sense cuz you're like, "I don't give a crap if I finish fifth in this league, you know?" Or I want to
7:51finish first, and maybe that that that feels better than starting like This is a redraft. We're we're acting like this is a managed league. So, I starting with
8:00Christian McCaffrey and Derrick Henry in that format probably would give uh the average person the heebie-jeebies is is is what I would say think.
8:08>> Yeah, I it it gave me a little bit of heebie-jeebies. I'm not going to lie.
8:12They're a little bit.
8:13Uh I mean, McCaffrey, man, I mean, he he could fall off the cliff this season, but still score 19 fantasy points per
8:18game just cuz he's going to catch so many balls. Uh every year we do this with Derrick Henry, though. Every year
8:23we say, you know, he's This is the year he falls off, and then over his last four games last year, guys, he had 85
8:28carries, 570 yards, and six touchdowns.
8:30>> So, he he's he's shown fewer signs of uh you know, falling off here than Christian McCaffrey, for sure. And now
8:37they've uh you know, going and getting our guy, Vega uh Ieyouny uh Joe uh to to to shore up that offensive line, I think
8:43that's going to help out Derrick Henry.
8:44>> We're on the clock here, guys. We got to we got to make a pick.
8:47>> Yeah.
8:48>> So, we're starting a running back.
8:50>> I I think it's an easy call. I think we take one of these receivers. I think we go Rice.
8:55>> Rice and I really like T >> No Breece Hall.
8:58>> Wow, DeVonta Smith is buried on Sleeper.
9:01>> Where he is.
9:02>> Wow.
9:03>> He's going to go there. That's that's coming in the That's coming in the Tom Brohm article.
9:07>> I think I lean a little bit DeVonta Smith here, but uh >> I get it with Rashee Rice, especially >> Yeah.
9:12>> you know, if if we're playing to win here with this McCaffrey build, um you know, we're kind of banking on
9:19Rashee Rice to stay out of trouble, so.
9:21>> Yeah.
9:21>> Let's let's let's do Rice.
9:22>> Okay.
9:23>> Yeah.
9:24That's fine. I like DeVonta Smith, but Tom, I can tell you DeVonta Smith's going to be in your uh comparing fantasy
9:28points rankings with the the popular platforms article because he is buried.
9:33>> I Where was he at on that? I It's a little >> 47, I think.
9:36>> 49 overall.
9:38>> Okay. Now, keep him keep him there.
9:40>> Actually, I really like >> T Higgins has been one of my favorite guys to draft all year. Um >> Yeah.
9:46>> He goes right after Rashee Rice after we took Rashee Rice. T Higgins is like he was part of like that Ryan Heath study
9:51that he did Graham this off season where he's like maybe the more most undervalued players in fantasy now are wide receiver twos on teams that
9:59actually throw the ball a lot, you know, and uh the T Higgins um I mean, he's coming off of 2 years ago he was the
10:06wide receiver four, you know, in fantasy points per game. And so, I mean, I I I think he's a spectacular third-round
10:13pick.
10:14>> Yeah, he's been like >> Yeah.
10:15>> I actually just gave him out as a a receiving touchdowns later at 20 to 1 odds. I know we have Ja'Marr Chase in
10:22the same offense, but if you look at a lot of their per route and per target numbers, T Higgins scores more often
10:30than Ja'Marr Chase. So, uh it's just been a it's come down to health for him a lot of the time. But, we're expecting
10:36to Burrow to throw for a lot of yards.
10:37>> He scores touchdowns. That's his thing.
10:39>> is a sneaky play at 20 to 1, so a little bit further down the board, probably because of Ja'Marr Ja'Marr Chase being
10:45in town, but uh I I think that's a a pretty good play at 20 to 1.
10:49>> not for nothing, we just had a quote-unquote number two receiver lead the NFL in receiving touchdowns.
10:54>> Yeah, that's true. [laughter] >> Davante Adams just did it. So, so I mean, it the the precedence are there. And obviously, T Higgins is not a
11:02number two. You know, he'd be a number one on more than half the teams in the league, but um but yeah, that it's just
11:08the way this team is built.
11:10>> Yeah, 21 touchdowns in Tee's last 27 games over the last 2 years. You look at basically the starts he's made with Joe
11:16Burrow over the last 3 seasons, he's like a top eight fantasy wide receiver.
11:20Uh we didn't go Higgins. I would have had Rice and Higgins ahead of DeVonta Smith for what it's worth uh that when
11:25we were picking there, but Rice, man, I mean, I know the guy is I mean, >> [laughter] >> he's basically become a meme at this
11:32point. Uh shout out our guy Tom Tipple.
11:34He came up with the nickname of GTA Rice that Rice is going to be featured in GTA 6. He very well might have his own
11:40character at this point. But man, when he's been on the field, I mean he's like just a locked-in top eight fantasy
11:45receiver. Touchdown upside is insane with him.
11:47>> They did less than zero this off season at receiver.
11:51Like they like >> I'm not building the Chiefs. It's not my problem. That would would not [laughter] have been my choice.
11:57>> That would not have been >> been my choice if I were leading the Chiefs. But hey, I I'm not I'm not paid to do that.
12:02>> built like a little girl out there, you know, he's tiny and we'll see if he can stay healthy, but >> Kelce's older now, guys, too, like I
12:10mean Rashee Rice's upside has not changed. Now we can draft him in the third round. This was the guy everybody was pushing to the second round before
12:17all of his legal trouble started last summer. So, yeah, the upside equation has not changed for Rashee Rice. That is >> Yeah, I
12:23>> [clears throat] >> I do think we're seeing that start to change, you know, he's out of jail now.
12:27We you know, he's out of prison. He's healing that resting that knee up, rehabbing it. Uh so, I do think probably
12:34over the next six six weeks, by the end of August, he's probably going to be you know, be being selected in that late
12:40second round.
12:41>> I am 100% with you. I think that's where he ends up going to. I think his closing ADP is going to be 22
12:46>> out of trouble. I mean, that's been >> he stays out of trouble, Tom, his closing ADP is going to be 22 or 23. I'm
12:52with you on that. Uh we could get Devonta Smith here, guys, as unless we get sniped on by Play Action >> we By the way,
12:58they do not hear us right now. We are we are not live on the channel, so they don't hear us talking.
13:03>> Yeah, they don't they don't Yeah, we can we can talk all we want. We can we can [laughter] commiserate these picks.
13:10Um Devonta Smith makes sense for this team.
13:13We could go RB2.
13:15Um >> Is it three or two?
13:16>> It's two it's two two two flex. Yeah.
13:20So, one quarterback, one tight end, and two two running back, two receiver, two flex.
13:24>> Um what do what What have left at running back? ETN ATN I should say.
13:28>> ATN Uh Yeah, and by the way he >> Go ahead.
13:33>> According to According to the motion man, ATN is our clear pick by projections. I just To me, it's like Devonta Smith is such a sexier pick.
13:41>> You know, maybe I'm We've got our We've got our anchor.
13:44>> Yeah.
13:45I think Yeah.
13:49>> Yeah.
13:50>> I like Give me Devonta Smith.
13:53>> Yeah.
13:54>> I [laughter] mean debating Devonta Smith versus Rice a round to go and we're getting them here. I think >> Yeah, so
14:00>> we're I think we're seeing sleeper at play here. People are Oh, Devonta Smith is Oh, there he is. Uh >> I've I've done so many freaking underdog
14:08drafts. I'll be doing them for uh as long as I can, I guess.
14:12Uh and um I'm so underdog and best ball brained right now that this build is kind of like blowing my mind. Like to me, Nico
14:20Collins, Rashee Rice, and Devonta Smith should all be going like back-to-back-to-back in drafts.
14:25>> Yeah, and we >> We just got all three of them.
14:27>> We can push running back. I I I've always been a big fan of the hero running back builds and there's
14:31literally no better hero running back than Christian McCaffrey.
14:35Uh we will need to get a little lucky on maybe Etienne or Scataboo or Montgomery falling here. We'll see. Uh the problem is three of the next four
14:46teams here all have just one running back. So, I we're we'll be running the gauntlet here. Hey Trey, real quick, go
14:51to the running back ADP pool and we'll if we don't get one of those three guys.
14:56>> Yeah.
14:57>> Uh De'Andre Swift I think would be my favorite just as kind of like a floor RB2.
15:02>> I know you're like Ryan you're Ryan is not targeting Quinjuan Judkins this year. That's I I I get it. I get it.
15:09>> All the All the running backs in this range are going to have some some foibles and warts, you know, like
15:15>> Yeah. It's It's just the offense with Judkins. I think if if Like I love Monken. I think Todd Monken's a an
15:21upgrade over Stefanski. It's just this offense might be atrocious this season.
15:25It's just >> about David Montgomery, Graham?
15:27>> Oh, I'm all in. Yeah, I'm all He would be my my pick here.
15:30>> Phil >> He is my favorite >> missing something with him. Like what Why is the public >> He's boring. That's all.
15:37>> Yeah. Yeah, I guess so.
15:38>> He's super freaking boring.
15:40>> Yeah.
15:40>> Woody Marks stinks? I mean, like Woody Marks I mean, when when Woody Marks came out of college, we thought he was going
15:46to be a satellite back. That's what he did in college, you know? So, he just was kind of miscast last year. But like
15:52isn't this the exact same thing as Joe Mixon 2 years ago, who turned out to be a really good pick in this offense?
15:59>> that year.
16:00>> And I honestly I kind of think David Montgomery at this point might be a better back than Mixon. Mixon was kind
16:04of showing sign signs of slowing down a little bit. Guys, this I mean, Texans have the best defense in football.
16:11They're going to be in a ton of positive game scripts.
16:13Um I mean, it's just uh I think it's a slam dunk. Montgomery is a slam dunk pick this year.
16:19>> Do we worry you know, not that this is I I don't usually worry about this, but we do have Nico Collins already. Do we Do
16:25we worry about having two the two best players in an offense that we think's going to be bottom half of the league
16:30and implied points, they're bottom 10.
16:34>> They might be bottom half of the league, but all of the meaningful expected fantasy points is going to go through
16:38these two guys.
16:39>> Mhm. Yeah, I think so, too. I just I mean, Dalton Schultz later as a tight end and a tight end two, but nobody else
16:47is really going to get many points here.
16:50>> Where are we at on Brevin Jordan after he burned all our asses last year?
16:54>> I'm also all in on him as well, but I would I would prefer Swift. Yeah, and if you honestly, I might prefer Ebuka.
17:01I I know we're talking sleeper ADP being a little uh not as sharp right now, but I mean, some of these receivers are
17:08>> Oh, there goes the >> They're just way too cheap for me to >> RB heavy with his build at number two,
17:14so >> Uh >> Oh, there goes Montgomery.
17:16>> Yeah, there goes Montgomery. Great pick there. Jamaal Williams and Montgomery, super super boring RB2 or RB1 RB2.
17:23Um, >> Christian Watson, [clears throat] there you go.
17:25>> So, we >> So, we're we're on the board.
17:27>> Got Tu and >> Swift.
17:29>> Tu and Swift or Judkins. I would I would personally rank them Swift, Tu, and Judkins.
17:34>> And and you're you are I know we talked about this. You are in a very hard find a very hard to click on
17:41Trey Sermon Henderson's name.
17:42>> Yeah, I can't do it, man. I can't do it.
17:44>> a round or two too early.
17:46>> Yeah, like I mean, here's where I consider it. Yeah, like I'm okay with De'Andre Swift here. The only the only
17:51thing I would consider with um, with with with with Tu is like man, because we have that hammer and McCaffrey, would it be fun to play for
17:59the upside with Tu?
18:01>> Yeah, but >> Like taking swings for the fences?
18:03>> Yeah, but I'm okay with De'Andre Swift.
18:06>> Yeah.
18:06>> Yeah, I'm I'm I have I've been selecting Swift ahead of Tu.
18:10They're, you know, right next to each other for me, but uh, Swift. I I do feel safer about >> Every single year De'Andre Swift of his
18:17career has finished as a top 24 fantasy running back. He's never he's never really been like a top 12 guy.
18:23>> been getting passed around, you know, like people are like, all right, we got our top 24 season out of De'Andre Swift.
18:28Now, you do it.
18:29Like with like the Eagles did, but and I mean, I guess Ben Johnson this off season determined, all right, he was good enough.
18:37Even though Ben Johnson was part of the team that kicked him to the curb the first time.
18:40>> I I this is more eye test than anything.
18:42I thought last year was the best he ran in his career. Looked like he >> Agreed.
18:47>> developed into a like a professional running back. A lot of stuff was bouncing in previous seasons.
18:53And under Ben Johnson, I think he really uh, you know, developed a little bit and was running well between the tackles and
19:00he looked like a pro running back to me.
19:02It was It's a been a lot of receiving production this, you know, to to get that production to to be those RB2
19:08finishes. So, uh, I think he he made some development in his career. It took a little bit, but uh, unfortunately that we have to split
19:16touches with Kalenji, but I think he did take a significant step forward in his career.
19:22>> It's super boring, but I mean Swift his finishes over the last four seasons, man. RB 15, RB 24, RB 24. He was the RB
19:3117, he was the RB 10, you know? It's like Yeah, okay. He doesn't have top eight upside, but like we needed a we
19:36needed RB 2 that we can count on for this team.
19:39I like that quite a bit for us here.
19:42>> Tom's been calling them on the morning show and by been calling them I think since like Monday, at least since I
19:48started doing the morning show with him here.
19:50>> shows together for this >> With Paul off, he's called them the vegetable backs, you know, you just >> Yeah.
19:56>> They're your They're your just kind of your boring, just put them on your plate, they're a side dish, but they're part of a
20:03balanced diet.
20:05>> Yeah, broccoli's Listen, broccoli's not the best tasting food, but it's full of fiber, you know? You can't You can't go much
20:11You can't get much better solid food than that.
20:13>> I'd go with Metamucil to to avoid eating broccoli, but you know, if I have to eat my broccoli, I don't have the Metamucil
20:19available, I will eat the broccoli.
20:21>> I'm a I'm a Brussels sprouts guy.
20:22>> Yeah, oh me too.
20:24>> Grilling season right now, too, so >> Well, yeah, it's a grilling season. My my my grill ignition didn't make the move, so
20:31I have to do it I have to do it the old fashioned way with the with the stick lighter. And of course, ever since we
20:36moved up here, we had like one day of good weather and now >> It's either blistering hot or pouring down rain, so
20:43>> It's been blistering hot everywhere this this year, guys.
20:46Hey Trey, go back over to the running back. I was going to actually keep up for Ramondre here.
20:51I do I do think we could use a third running back here. Any Any guys you feel very strongly about?
20:57>> to me. I think it's obvious to me right now cuz Tom and I were talking about him today.
21:02You want to talk vegetables?
21:04>> Chuba?
21:05>> Chuba Hubbard. That's like That's just like that's like boiled broccoli right there.
21:10>> The the metrics don't look great. The analytics aren't looking good for him.
21:13What do we have anything there? We got Tyler Warren off the board, I guess.
21:18>> Uh Kyle Pitts or Harold Fannin to me.
21:20That would be the two.
21:22>> Yeah, I agree.
21:23>> Oh, Tucker Kraft just got sniped. I'd love Tucker Kraft this year.
21:27>> Yeah, I do like Tucker Kraft, too.
21:29>> I'm I'm cool with Chuba for this team.
21:31We we could use We could use it as a a floor running back.
21:35>> What about Chuba and Pollard?
21:36>> I mean I actually feel better about >> Chuba. I I do see Pollard has started to jump Chuba.
21:43>> Like Tajae Tajae Spears and and Nicholas Singleton might actually be more intimidating behind him than behind Pollard than Jonathan Brooks. I mean Jonathan Brooks
21:53is a complete unknown.
21:56>> Yeah, I Have you I know you were a Jonathan Brooks guy coming out, Graham. Have you been drafting much of him or have you
22:02been I I'm very scared with this two consecutive ACL injuries and barely playing the last two years.
22:10>> I did I did love him coming out as a prospect.
22:13We'll go Chuba. Yeah, we'll go Chuba here. I did love Brooks coming out of a prospect, but you know, man, I mean at
22:18this point if they can get change up carries out of him, like 8 to 12, I think that's kind of what they're they
22:24have in mind for him.
22:26I do think there's an upside case that okay, maybe he is fully healthy. He is the more explosive runner.
22:34He could take over this backfield at some point this season. I I would put that likelihood at like maybe 25%.
22:41It's not super high, but to me, yeah, I mean it's going to be worst for for Brooks, a split backfield where it's
22:4750/50, but I think Chuba comes out as the clear starter. This has been Dave Canales' guy. I know he's he's handing
22:54off play-calling duties, but this is but this was Canales' guy even after Rico Dowdle's run last season where he was running hotter than the sun.
23:01He came back and he gave Chuba the starting role. And for this team specifically, like we just really needed a decent RB2 RB3 combo. Like if if
23:10Swift, you know, gets hurt or takes a step back or whatever, we we needed a plug-and-play RB2.
23:16>> Yeah, Brooks has been tough. I just He's He's just like going like two or three rounds higher than I feel comfortable
23:22selecting him right now. Like there's like still like as you said, there's a 25% chance that he does overtake Hubbard and is the guy and if he starts to kind
23:32of live up to that second round draft capital they used on him, but I think there's also like a 25% chance that
23:37maybe he just isn't right and these injuries have sapped some of that explosiveness and he's a guy that barely sees the field. So uh especially in
23:46these best ball drafts, like there's there's a chance like you could be taking mostly zeros with him as well. So uh he's he's one of those, you know,
23:54you're it's a risk it, you know, risk it all for him, uh but he does have some real upside.
23:59>> He's only 22, so that does give me like a little bit of hope. He was very young coming out, so you'd say, "Okay, yeah,
24:06he's just a younger guy. Maybe he can come back." But a double ACL, man. And then, you know, he potentially had a
24:12setback on top of that ACL before he re-injured it, too. It's like that knee might be >> injury in November at Texas and
24:22he, you know, wasn't even like practicing at the start of the season.
24:25And yeah, it's like it seemed like they he was kind of rushed back and then he suffers the injury again.
24:32>> Yeah, there could be Yeah, there could be a lot wrong within that knee.
24:36Um yeah, Brad Brad Idzik taking over play-calling duties from Canales, but this is this is still a Canales offense.
24:42And Canales has been a great run game coordinator really since he, you know, started calling plays back with the Bucks.
24:49I'm I'm in on Chuba Hubbard. I think that's it's a fine pick. Absolutely fine pick in the middle of the sixth round.
24:55All right, we've got three great receivers here, guys. Nico, Rice, Devonta Smith. Feel very, very good about that.
25:01Um I do think we could maybe switch to tight end if we wanted to. Pitts, Fant, both on the board here.
25:06>> look there. We probably see we've got Fant.
25:12Kelsey.
25:13>> Yeah, nah.
25:14>> Nah.
25:15>> I'd rather have Pitts or Fant.
25:17>> I look kind of like LaPorta.
25:19>> When when Rice has been healthy, Kelsey's been like borderline unusable in fantasy. Like back in >> Oh, yeah, we do have both of them.
25:26>> Yeah.
25:28>> Um I I'd say I I think we got back half There's only two people that have selected tight ends behind us.
25:35Yeah. So we might have a little bit of a tight end run.
25:38I still feel kind of feel comfortable maybe going with the position.
25:42>> There goes Pitts. So if we want a tight end, it'd be Fant to me.
25:45Uh can we take one more look at running back, Trey, before we make this pick?
25:50>> Yeah, Dowdle.
25:51>> I mean, I love Korm in best ball, but >> Ooh.
25:54>> What about Price?
25:55>> Jadarian Price here.
25:56>> Oh.
25:57>> Mhm.
25:58>> I'm not like I'm not taking my pick here, Graham.
26:00>> [laughter] >> This is uh >> Tom and I had a talk about Jadarian >> took the safe guy with Chubba.
26:06>> Yeah, let's let's take the upside guy.
26:07Take Let's take Jadarian Price. Yeah, I >> I'd say we're kind of finished at running back after this, but >> Yeah, no, I We're completely done at
26:13running back. So actually we I think we're totally done at running >> I think we're going to get a good tight
26:17end coming back here. I >> Yeah.
26:19>> We got LaPorta. I like Dallas Goedert a lot. Um You You were saying we got already have receivers here.
26:25Kelsey doesn't make a whole lot of sense, but >> Well, that You know, I know I'm with you guys this year. I don't really love
26:31going three receivers in rounds two through four, but I think we we've nailed it, honestly.
26:35>> Well, like getting a getting an upside running back like Price here. Like it's it's so easy to make the bull case for Price. Um I
26:43understand the bear case. I mean, just like just like seven, eight years ago we saw it happen with Rashaad Penny. The
26:48difference is there isn't a a Carson on this team, at least until Zach Charbonnet returns, right? Like there isn't a guy who has proven to be a solid
26:56NFL back. So no, I I love I love that upside swing with D'Wayne Price. And we have two guys who can we can plug in
27:03there while we wait for D'Wayne Price.
27:05>> Exactly. Yeah, for the team build it makes a ton of sense. The Seahawks were number one in backfield expected fantasy
27:12points last season. And I do expect that to come down. Obviously, you know, they're going to regress. This happens every year with Super Bowl teams. They
27:18won 14 games last year. If they win 10 still regression.
27:21>> Yeah.
27:22>> The big thing that matters to me is when Zach Charbonnet comes back. Um that's the thing I'm monitoring.
27:29Excuse me, that's the thing I'm monitoring the most throughout training camp because I To me, Emmanuel Wilson, George like Pola-Mao, like dude, these
27:35guys like I don't know. They're just roster fodder kind of players. Like I I could see a scenario where Price is
27:40both like a front-end back-weighted player because Zach Charbonnet, I mean, he might not be 100% until after Halloween.
27:48>> Yeah, Charbonnet, that is going to be, you know, something that we're going to be monitoring closely in August if if
27:54there's any kind of negativity coming out, uh Price is a guy that should see his ADP rise. Uh but yeah, if it's it's
28:02looking the opposite way, maybe Charbonnet is trending uh you know, up and maybe maybe he's back and healthy by mid-October, early November, uh maybe
28:11that does hurt Price. But uh yeah, that that's one we haven't gotten a whole lot because the injury was so late. It was
28:18what, middle of January when that happened. So >> Yeah, it was late and then Tom, he had to wait to get surgery.
28:23>> Yeah, what's that?
28:24>> He had to wait. He had to wait to get surgery. He didn't get surgery till February 20th, I believe. It was after
28:29the Super Bowl.
28:29>> Yeah.
28:30>> So that puts him mid-October if you do the the 9-month. That's kind of the standard. You got to rest for 9 months
28:37if you have just the ACL. So Um yeah, that's uh Maybe I need to be higher on Price. I I I thought I was going to be super high
28:46on him and I I feel like I've cooled off a little bit and doing the the radio show with Joe here
28:51this morning, he's still very high on Price and maybe I need to reconsider him a little bit more.
28:56>> I think it's two things with him. I think a lot of people got burned by rookie running backs last year, and I
29:00think just, you know, it's just a little bit of like, you know, bias from that from last year, but it's also like Price
29:05to be honest. Like, he's not necessarily a slam dunk prospect. I thought he his his rushing metrics were very good, but
29:12he only caught six passes last year. I I went back and watched all of them. Like, three of them were on like swing passes,
29:18but he did like, you know, he did he had his his hands out in front. He showed the ability to track and catch the ball.
29:23But yeah, I mean, he was just not close to a slam dunk prospect at all. Uh all right, Trey, I see you queuing up some
29:29receivers here, man. We got our two tight ends that kind of yeah, Fanning and Pitts. Uh LaPorta's gone.
29:36>> Mhm.
29:36>> Um I think we just could push tight end to be honest here, guys, at this point.
29:40>> fine with that.
29:41We need to get a We got three picks left here, so we could need to get a quarterback and a tight end at some
29:46point. What do we got at the quarterback position?
29:48>> Yeah, I think honestly we could push quarterback as well. This is a big flat tier unless you guys feel real strong
29:53about uh let's see, Herbert is gone.
29:56That's kind of my guy right now. He just went actually.
29:59>> Yeah.
30:00Oh, man. There's a bunch that look good here.
30:02>> Yeah, there's there's yeah, let's push quarterback and tight end. I think this is I think this is a wide receiver spot,
30:07yeah.
30:08Yeah.
30:09I would have maybe said Quorum just as like one more bench stash, but he just went as well.
30:13>> Yeah. Quorum's Quorum's is such an easier click in best ball because you know, like, you don't have to worry about him clogging your roster at the
30:19beginning of the season because Quorum's an entirely a bet on Kyren getting hurt, right? Like, that's what that is because if he does, he becomes like a top five
30:27running back.
30:28>> Yeah, I'm with you, Tom. He's like a low-end flex. I think it'll be 60/40 like it was last year. Probably a little
30:35touchdown upside.
30:37Trey, I you didn't put Quentin Johnston in here, man. Like, what Well, he's been your guy. Quentin Johnston he not in the
30:43queue.
30:44I would honestly have Makai Lemon as the highest ranked player of all the receivers in this queue, but I don't want to take two Eagles receivers for
30:50this team.
30:52I love Jalen Hurts, but not that much.
30:54Um >> [laughter] >> Literally just Quentin Johnston here.
30:59>> Quentin Johnston.
31:00>> Um what do you guys think here? QJ I I am into QJ. Wan'Dale we could go floor if you feel like we need a floor
31:06receiver for PPR. Jayden Reed's interesting.
31:09Um >> You guys like Pearsall >> is kind of like a tier below these guys to me.
31:13>> Jordan Addison you guys like at all?
31:15>> Nah, I like QJ more.
31:16>> Okay.
31:17>> Yeah. All right, let's go QJ.
31:18>> Yeah, let's go QJ.
31:19>> Oh, baby.
31:21Getting >> Why do you like QJ so much? I I I've warmed up to him. I I do think we're going to get maybe some more of the
31:26after catch stuff that we saw at TCU. I think he's been kind of misused a little bit. Is that part of the reasoning?
31:33>> Yeah, I think there's some under tapped upside here, man. I think you know, you mentioned you know, the horizontally breaking routes and being such a good
31:39you know, player on you know, on those as well. Obviously, he's been a good deep threat. The hands are very inconsistent. I think that's just always
31:47going to be a problem with him.
31:48>> better last year.
31:49>> A little better last year, but I went back and looked at this. So, over the last two seasons Ladd McConkey and QJ
31:55have played in 27 games together.
31:57Literally, Ladd has just 27 more targets than QJ in those 27 games. It's an average of literally just one target per
32:04game. QJ's an underrated target earner and then now we got this like multiplier effect to McDaniels taking play calling.
32:12Obviously, Justin Herbert is a fantastic quarterback capable of of getting getting the ball any point on the field.
32:20I I I really really think QJ is I think he's the he's my favorite Charger receiver to draft right now. I
32:27just I can't do it with Ladd in like the third or fourth round. I just I think he's overpriced as like a
32:33pretty good wide receiver two, but people are drafting him like he has wide receiver one upside and maybe I'll be wrong on that, but
32:40I think I think this is going to be a little closer of a target split than most people are anticipating.
32:46>> Yeah, I he's definitely one of those guys that people have feel burned by, too. And he's naturally probably a little bit lower than than you might
32:55think looking at ADP. It's definitely kind of changed here over the last month. He's definitely picked up some steam, but I think people haven't had
33:02the best experiences with Quentin Johnston, either, so >> Listen, neither have I.
33:08Neither have I, but you know, we this is it's a new game every single year that we have to solve. That's why I love
33:12fantasy so much is cuz like it's a different puzzle every single year. And yeah, QJ has always been like kind of a
33:19meme'd player. But guys, he's he has 16 expected touchdowns in these 27 games with Ladd over the last two seasons.
33:26Ladd has 12. Like he there's touchdown upside, there's target to earning potential.
33:30And you can draft him as your wide receiver four in the eighth round. I love how this team shaked out for us.
33:37I think for the running back room it worked out real well, and now we've got some four very good receivers, playable
33:42receivers. We'll be happy playing QJ in the flex some weeks. We're going to double up on quarterback and tight end.
33:48In my opinion, I think we should just push tight end to the last round, and we'll just take one of the guys here.
33:53Do you guys feel strongly about Dart, Mahomes, Purdy just went, Dak just went. I would have Caleb Williams just went. Um
34:01>> Yeah, we got we got to lose a little bit on those guys cuz I thought one of those guys would come back around.
34:07>> I agree.
34:07>> Yeah, I thought we might get Dak or something.
34:10>> Um >> How do you feel about Mahomes?
34:13Or Stafford?
34:14>> I I haven't drafted a lot of Dart, but this is like >> Mahomes with Rice makes sense.
34:18>> I can get a little bit more.
34:19>> Yeah.
34:20>> Yeah, Mahomes is with Rice here, as well, if we want to do a little bit of a bit of a mini stack.
34:25>> Yeah, let's do it.
34:26>> Yeah, I like I let's go Mahomes.
34:28>> Yeah.
34:28>> I actually don't mind Bo Nix, either. I like I'm a little concerned that I'm a little concerned that like I mean, Jackson Dart isn't very good. I
34:36mean, like >> I think >> How do we know? Like, you know, he hasn't played a ton, you know, so >> Malik Neighbors, that whole situation I
34:43mean, we're going to be throwing to Malachi Fields and Darius Slayton.
34:48Isaiah Likely, obviously, he's still there, too, but >> Yeah, the rushing upside is the main thing with Dart, Joe. Cuz I'm with you.
34:55We've got questions with him as a passer, especially if Neighbors isn't fully healthy, but Yeah, that rushing upside is pretty damn
35:01good.
35:01>> like I could I could draft from Malik Willis if I'm like, you know, later in the draft if I'm drafting for rushing
35:07upside, so I I I feel like he's got to make some progress as a passer to feel better about selecting him over like a guy like
35:13Mahomes, so >> Yeah, I'll have my I don't love Mahomes this year, either, but that's that's okay.
35:18>> Yeah.
35:18>> Yeah. No, right here he's fine. He was probably what I think we were the last team to draft a quarterback, yep. So, QB
35:2412.
35:24>> Uh looks like uh number nine has not picked one, either, but Oh, no, he has.
35:29Number one.
35:30>> No, he's got May.
35:32Yeah, he's got May. Yeah, so I mean, he's QB 12. That's perfectly fine for him. All right, let's sort out tight end
35:37here, guys.
35:38>> Yeah.
35:40>> Andrews, Goedert, Ferguson.
35:43Uh I can't do it with Kincaid or In Ronde Gadsden. Shout out to Trey.
35:48>> I know I know Kincaid like the met the advanced metrics pop. The problem is he doesn't effing play.
35:53>> Yeah, it's very easy [laughter] to have Joe, it's very easy to have a three yards per route run when you're running
35:5712 routes per game. That's really easy.
36:00You know, you're playing with Josh Allen and you barely play.
36:02>> Honestly, if like I I feel like I need to take Kincaid as like a tight end two like just to if I can need to drop him
36:10or what, you know, if you want to see early season, but yeah, I I >> He's never played more than 70% of the
36:15routes, Tom.
36:16>> He's healthy now. Now, I do.
36:18>> [laughter] >> Do you want to double up the Mahomes stack and and take and take T? Killa Trav?
36:24>> Nah, because every time when Rice plays, Kelse is like a back end top maybe even top like outside of top 15
36:33tight end. He's just not produced and now he's a year older. I would want Andrews, I think.
36:38That's where my head's at.
36:39>> Yeah, we already have Devonta Smith though.
36:41>> Yeah, cuz Goddert >> No, I don't want to I want to Goddert.
36:43Yeah, I think Andrews probably makes the most sense then.
36:46>> Yeah, he gets in touch.
36:47>> spread it out a little bit. We already have uh, Kelse with Rice and Devonta Smith with Dallas Goddert. Andrews makes sense for
36:55me there.
36:56>> there's a chance that Andrews gets back to being like full-time player. They you know, let Charlie Kolar walk, he's now on the
37:01Chargers. Let Isaiah walk, he's now on the Giants.
37:04Uh, I think Andrews gets back to playing.
37:07>> Yeah, but >> He did not snipe Yeah, Brently could have sniped us there. He wanted He went Goddert. Uh, I think Andrews and Goddert
37:13are extremely close this season.
37:14>> Are you worried about Durham Smythe and coming in and stealing routes from him or They did draft some guys late that
37:22Hipner, but uh, you know, I'm not >> Hipner Hipner compared himself to uh, Isaiah Likely by the way.
37:29>> Oh, interesting. Okay.
37:31Interesting.
37:31>> Makes some sense then.
37:33>> Yeah.
37:33>> All right.
37:34>> Well, let's see what the >> Let's team shake out great here guys. We took McCaffrey here at 106, came back,
37:39took three straight receivers, all of which I I expect to be like 28, 30% target share this season and then this
37:45running back room shake out real well for us. Swift, Hubbard and Price.
37:48Uh, Swift and Hubbard kind of boring top 24 back end RB2s. Shot for the moon with Judarian Price. And uh, Trey, you got
37:56your boy QJ. I mean Trey Trey's day is finished here, man. He's He's He's pumped [laughter] that we got his boy.
38:02>> You know he's You know he's been driven to sickness in the head if you if Quinton Johnston is making his day. So.
38:09>> [laughter] >> Hey, we've all got We all got sickness, man. We got the fantasy football sickness here. Uh, we're going to shake
38:14out these last couple of picks.
38:16Uh, looks like yep, all three of these next four and the four of these next season here.
38:21>> ran out of talent is to run out of time because Oh, there he comes.
38:24>> Yeah, I was about to say we're going to get some late round running backs here.
38:27I'm interested to see who these guys pick. Uh he took Pacheco for his RB4.
38:34Um any favorite teams here popping for you guys? Uh I know uh back into that first round, Jefferson, Hampton, Loveland, and
38:41Jackson. That's pretty interesting.
38:43>> That's that's Oh, the the rainbow start with four different positions.
38:47>> Yeah, I I kind of like doing that there cuz the running back room just really falls falls off a cliff at 312, Joe.
38:53>> Yeah, it does. And then well, you got Judkins, which it's in the sixth round is totally fine. I'm I'm >> Oh yeah, Judkins in Yeah, sixth round is
39:00great. Yeah.
39:01>> Uh this the CD Lamb, Saquon, Garrett Wilson, Luther Burden start is kind of buzzy.
39:07That's like um the like with Garrett Garrett Wilson, you know, I know Scott's been talking him up just like, "Hey, what if he's had atrocious quarterback
39:14play just his entire career?"
39:16Um >> Enter Geno Smith.
39:19>> [laughter] >> I'll tell you what, this one's This one in the nine hole is really risky because Malik Nabers is the first receiver.
39:28>> Yeah. I have to say that.
39:29>> And he's not going to play at the start of the season. And then you have you have a room of Jaylen Waddle, Jordan
39:34Addison, and Alec Pierce. That is really risky. That's really putting That's really putting it on the line there. How about this How about this team, by the
39:42way? I don't love Bucky Irving in the fourth round, but man, getting Davante Adams in the fifth round as a wide
39:47receiver two is pretty pretty spicy. And I know you're not huge on Davante this year, Graham, but I don't know. That's a
39:53pretty good price to pay for 15 bucks.
39:55>> price. 5'8 for Adams is awesome. Then he comes back and gets, you know, Wan'Dale, super boring. Diggs is going to sign. I
40:00like that pick as well.
40:02Uh great great little draft here, guys.
40:04We got >> we got Purdy or like Caleb instead of Mahomes, I would say our team is pretty unassailable quite frankly.
40:11>> [laughter] >> I I I kind of agree.
40:13>> is once again, I'm just going to be uh just give me all the Brock Purdy in the world and I'll be pretty happy most
40:19weeks, and as long as he can just stay a little bit healthy this year, I think he's going to put up massive numbers
40:23again.
40:24>> Yeah, Tom, we do this every year where it's like, "Oh, Brock Purdy is like a back-end QB 11, QB 12 in ADP, but he's going to
40:30finish QB 6, QB 7 by points per game."
40:33>> got to draft those Iowa State guys. Keep Trey happy, you know, that's that's what we're looking to do, too.
40:39>> Great team, guys. Uh, from the top, we got Patrick Mahomes at quarterback last second-to-last round.
40:45McCaffrey 106, D'Andre Swift is our RB2, and then we've got Chubba Hubbard and Price to kind of back those guys up. And
40:50then this receiver room is nice. Nico, Rashee Rice, and DeVonta Smith with QJ as a little bit of upside as our wide
40:57receiver four.
40:59106 is in the books. If you haven't already, go back and listen to our 101 and 112 draft strategy videos. We're
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