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7 Players I'm Buying Low on in Fantasy Football

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16 min

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Sep 15, 2026

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Tue, September 15, 2026

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Jadarian PriceTucker KraftChristian WatsonDrake LondonGeorge PickensIsaiah LikelyJameson WilliamsJeremiyah LoveJosh JacobsMatthew Golden

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Christian Watson

PositiveValue7:26

Buy-low candidate with breakout potential tied to elevated Packers passing volume. Weak offensive line and early-season running back shortage force Green Bay to pass more, creating volume opportunity for Watson in the receiving game. Tyreek Hill drafted Watson in the Flock League and was excited about the buy-low opportunity before the season, though he is willing to trade Watson for Drake London in the current market.

Drake London

NegativeValue5:42

Buy-low candidate ranked as low-end WR1 rest of season despite poor week one performance under Cooper Rush's limited passing game. Last season with poor QB play, London posted 16.8 PPG (WR7); Tyreek Hill projects him as WR12 rest of year and is willing to trade Christian Watson or Jameson Williams plus a small piece to acquire him, betting on QB upgrade (Tua or Pennix) to unlock his ceiling. Hill is waiting until week three to send offers to avoid playing him in week two.

George Pickens

PositiveValue2:21

Pickens is explicitly ranked below Neighbors in the speaker's preference hierarchy. The speaker states they would 'very clearly rather have' Neighbors over Pickens, positioning Pickens as a less attractive acquisition target in the current market.

Isaiah Likely

NegativeRole0:38

Likely is mentioned as one of only two receiving options on the Giants roster alongside Malik Neighbors, providing context for Neighbors' elevated target share and opportunity. The limited receiving depth supports Neighbors' path to increased volume.

Jadarian Price

PositiveBreakout5:16

Limited to 12 opportunities in week one against New England in a poor game environment, but displayed first-round talent caliber in his NFL debut. Tyreek Hill believes Price is talented enough to justify Seattle's first-round investment and will eventually become the Seahawks' featured downhill running back in better game environments. Expected to ramp up as featured back in weeks 3–5 as rookie acclimation normalizes. Currently unstartable in weeks 1–3 but will have high upside once he breaks out. Part of the cohort of young players with league-winner potential in the second half of the year.

PositiveRole9:21

Expected to become the featured down running back for the Seahawks; currently unstartable in weeks 1-3 as a rookie but will have high upside once he breaks out; Seahawks expected to be in better game environments in the future.

Jameson Williams

PositiveValue7:31

Tyreek Hill owns Jameson Williams and would trade him plus a small piece to acquire Drake London, indicating he views London as the better value target than Williams in the current market environment.

Jeremiyah Love

PositiveValue3:27

Buy-low candidate with limited week 1 role (11 carries, 4 targets) due to high ankle sprain recovery and expected snap ramp-up trajectory similar to Malik Neighbors. Demonstrated receiving back profile with 4 targets in his first NFL game. Tyreek Hill expects consistent snap increases weekly and notes that Arizona's weak playoff odds make it unlikely they'll rely on Tyler Algier in fourth-quarter blowouts, creating opportunity for Love's increased usage. Expected to see significant receiving volume in the second half; described as explosive and dynamic with high PPR value. Hill is offering Travis ETN plus a small piece to acquire Love in the Flock League, signaling strong conviction. Part of the cohort of young players with league-winner potential in the second half of the year.

Josh Jacobs

PositiveValue12:24

Buy-low candidate with legal situation likely resolved; expected to receive a six-game suspension and return by week 7-9. Ranked as a top-30 running back despite current market discount; Tyreek Hill prefers Jacobs over Rico D and RJ Harvey at current price, making him a good acquisition opportunity if available cheaply.

Matthew Golden

PositiveValue14:38

Buy-low candidate with strong week 1 production: 12 targets and 95 receiving yards against Minnesota. Ranked as WR4 overall, making him meaningful only in 12-team double-flex formats, but benefits from Packers' passing-volume environment driven by weak offensive line and early-season running back shortage.

Tucker Kraft

PositiveValue13:53

Buy-low candidate recovering from significant injury with strong week 1 role and production; 6 targets and 3 receptions in return, including a long reception, signal early-season opportunity in Packers passing-volume environment driven by weak offensive line and lack of early-season running back depth. Expected to improve as he gets healthier.

PositiveRole13:58

Coming off significant injury but had a strong role in week one with six targets; looked good with a long reception; expected to improve as he gets healthier; fits the buy-low profile of players with injuries expected to improve.

Full transcript

Episode Transcript

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0:00I personally am going to go through and

0:01offer a trade for every single one of

0:03these guys in this video. And I want to

0:05explain to you why. Our first name, it's

0:08going to be our most expensive name,

0:09then we're going to go cheaper, is going

0:11to be Malik Neighbors. Now, the setup

0:13for Neighbors coming into this season

0:15was the expectation would be you draft

0:17them, you don't get much early on, but

0:19he continues to improve as time goes.

0:22And what did Malik Neighbors do week

0:24one? He was a game time decision. and he

0:26said it was in God's hands if he was

0:28going to be playing or not and he suited

0:30up. Now, naturally, I think even with it

0:33being a good matchup, you shouldn't have

0:35had super high expectations for

0:37Neighbors with his first game back after

0:40absolutely destroying his knee. And he

0:42didn't really play a full amount of

0:44snaps, right? And this should be

0:46expected. It was smart for the New York

0:48Giants to use him this way. He played 36

0:51out of 69 potential snaps. He ran 24 out

0:55of 34 potential routes. However, even

0:59though seeing the limited role when he

1:02was on the field, he was still so damn

1:05good. He was able to generate

1:07separation. He was able to draw targets

1:11at an incredibly high level where he

1:13earned 31% of the New York Giants

1:16passing offense. And if we go through

1:18and look across the rest of the Giants

1:20team, their wide receiver room is

1:22garbage. They don't have a wide

1:23receiver, too. I mean, I log on to

1:25Twitter, I see Tyreek Hill just tweet

1:27something vague out and every single

1:29comment will be Giants fans pleading

1:32with Tyreek Hill to go to New York to

1:34try to help them out because they

1:36understand that Neighbors is their only

1:38guy. It's Malik Neighbors and it's

1:40Isaiah likely. So, what's going to end

1:42up happening here is as we go through

1:44the next few weeks and Malik Neighbors

1:47continues to ramp up, instead of him

1:49only playing 52% of the snaps, when he

1:51plays 60%. When he plays 70%, hell, when

1:54he gets up to 80%, even if it takes a

1:57month or so, he may see the target share

2:00that he had in his rookie season.

2:02Because if I go over to flockfantasy.com

2:04real quick and I pull up what we have

2:06historically had from Neighbors,

2:08Neighbors is a wide receiver that as a

2:11rookie, this man went through and he had

2:1435% of the New York Giants target share

2:17that led to him being the wide receiver

2:19seven in fantasy football, but that was

2:22with the Giants team that didn't have

2:24this quarterback play. And if we go and

2:26look at how Jackson Dart played week

2:28one, Dart looked phenomenal. So at this

2:31point I think looking at the trend that

2:33we should have for neighbors rest of

2:35season. I would very clearly rather have

2:38him over somebody like George Pickkins

2:41obviously. I mean hell I understand that

2:44Chris Ave went nuclear week one but if I

2:47pull up a lav and neighbors next to each

2:49other in my opinion they both have

2:51injury concerns but a lav should get

2:53worse as time goes on because we

2:55shouldn't expect Tyler Shuck to have 400

2:57passing yards going into the future. and

3:00Jordan Tyson may become available

3:02halfway through the season and then all

3:04of a sudden there is some target share

3:05competition whereas with Neighbors he's

3:08going to continue to ramp and I have

3:10more faith in the offense and probably

3:12more faith in the player as well. So

3:14Neighbors very easy buy. If you add

3:17somebody like Chris Ave I'd be super

3:19happy to make that pivot and I probably

3:21am in the flock league going to offer

3:23Christian Watson and a small piece to

3:25see if it will get me to Malik

3:27Neighbors. Now, let's go over and let's

3:29talk about our next name. And this is

3:31going to be a running back here with

3:32Jeremiah Love. Now, with Jeremiah Love,

3:34very similar to Malik Neighbors, he had

3:37a limited role week one, right?

3:39Obviously, these are going to be the

3:40guys that we're talking about in this

3:42video. These guys that week one wasn't

3:44as good as what we should expect it to

3:46be in the future. And if we go over and

3:48we look at Love, he only had 11 carries.

3:52He only had four targets. and Tyler

3:54Algier was out there as kind of the

3:57featured down running back once you got

3:59to the fourth quarter and the Arizona

4:00Cardinals had this game on ice. But what

4:03we can safely say after the first week

4:05of the NFL's year, Jeremiah Love's a

4:08good receiving back. Jeremiah Love drew

4:10four targets in his first NFL game ever

4:13playing in a limited capacity because

4:15very similar to Malik Neighbors, we

4:17weren't 100% sure if Jeremiah Love was

4:19going to be available week one after

4:21suffering the high ankle sprain in the

4:23preseason. So the expectation for Love,

4:26very similar to Malik Neighbors, is just

4:28naturally you should see him increase

4:31the amount of snaps that he's playing

4:33every single week. And on top of this, I

4:36think that it's honestly highly unlikely

4:39that the Arizona Cardinals are winning

4:41games consistently in the second half

4:43and they're able to go to Tyler Alier in

4:45the fourth quarter. Like if we just head

4:47over real quick and look at what we have

4:50from Poly Market US at the moment, this

4:52is going to be with Drew Lock under

4:54centered for the Seattle Seahawks. But

4:56even with Drew Lockach as their starting

4:58quarterback, the Seattle Seahawks still

5:00have a 66% chance of winning this game.

5:04So in this style contest, we're going to

5:07get a lot of Jeremiah Love in the second

5:09half catching the ball out of the

5:10backfield. He looks explosive. He looks

5:13dynamic and in a full PBR format, those

5:15receptions are going to be so damn

5:16valuable. So what I'm going to be doing

5:18is I'm going to be offering Travis ETN

5:21plus a small piece for Jeremiah Love in

5:23the Flock League. And of course, if you

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5:42Now, let's go over to Drake London. And

5:44London was garbage week one. Like

5:46legitimately atrocious. And I'm going to

5:48be honest, Drake London's probably going

5:49to be incredibly low in my week 2

5:52rankings as well. And I feel very

5:54fortunate because I get to play against

5:57Drake London in week two. Jinxy has him.

6:00And this is the one player that I

6:02personally am not going to send an offer

6:03for because again, while Cooper Rush is

6:06his starting quarterback, it's going to

6:08be extremely extremely ugly here. So, I

6:11would rather go up against him in week

6:13two than rather have to play him myself.

6:15And for that reason, I'm going to wait

6:17until week three to send out that offer.

6:19But it's very simple with Drake London.

6:21We saw Drake London with bad quarterback

6:23play last season still manage to go

6:27through and put up a very very

6:31respectable 16.8 fantasy points per game

6:35making him the wide receivers seven. Now

6:37while the quarterback play was atrocious

6:39last year for the Atlanta Falcons and

6:42while it's not going to be that much

6:43better with the combination of Tua and

6:45Michael Penn here long term it's going

6:47to be a lot better than what it was with

6:48Cooper Rush. Cooper Rush could not throw

6:51the ball downfield. He could not throw

6:54the ball past the line of scrimmage.

6:56Over 50% of the passing

7:00yards in Atlanta this week was dump offs

7:04to Bej Robinson out of the backfield.

7:06It's unbelievable. I would think that

7:08they would be able to find somebody

7:10better than Rush, but you can't blame

7:12them that much because they are on their

7:14third string starting quarterback. Now,

7:16realistically, I do not expect this to

7:19last all year. I do think that we

7:21eventually get back either Michael Penn

7:23or we get back Tua. And if we can just

7:26get serviceable quarterback play, I

7:28would still rank Drake London as a

7:31low-end wide receiver one rest of year.

7:33So, for me, if I'm going through and if

7:35I'm submitting my rankings, if I'm

7:37trying to value Drake London, I'm going

7:39to have him around wide receiver 12, I'm

7:41going to have him as that low-end wide

7:44receiver one. And I have Christian

7:46Watson on my own fantasy team. I would

7:49trade Christian Watson for Drake London

7:51right now. I have Jameson Williams on my

7:53team. I would like to trade Jameson

7:55Williams and a small piece if it would

7:57get me to London as well. Now, of

7:59course, those may be offers that I'm

8:01saving to send to Jinxy in week three

8:03because I don't want to have to play him

8:05in week two and I would rather play

8:07against them because it's going to be

8:08ugly until we get a new quarterback in.

8:10But it shouldn't be too long cuz either

8:12one of 20 or Pennix will be a

8:14significant improvement. Now going over

8:16to Jadarian Price with Price in week one

8:21against the New England Patriots. The

8:22game environment was pretty bad, right?

8:24I mean, the overunder of the game was

8:26pretty low. We understood that this

8:28wasn't going to be a barn burner. And

8:30George Alani had a role. George Alani

8:33was out there in some red zone usage.

8:36And on top of that, George Alani was out

8:38there as a receiver in some capacity.

8:40You only had a total of 12 opportunities

8:43for Jadarian Price. And when it comes to

8:45my week 2 running back rankings, it's

8:47going to be very tough to trust them

8:49here in the short term. But again, very

8:51similar to what we have with some of

8:52these injured guys, some of these

8:54rookies like Jeremiah Love. The natural

8:56expectation for the rookie running

8:58backs, for the rookie wide receivers, is

9:01they are going to start slow. You're

9:02going to start them on your bench and

9:04then they will ramp up and you can

9:07finally put them in your lineup in weeks

9:09three, four, and five. What I saw from

9:11Jadarian Price in his first NFL game

9:14ever is I saw a running back that looked

9:16talented enough for the Seattle Seahawks

9:19to justify spending a first round pick

9:21on him. So, I do believe Jaderian Price

9:23is eventually going to be the featured

9:25down running back for the Seahawks. I

9:27think the Seahawks are going to be in

9:28much better game environments in the

9:30future as well. It's just going to be a

9:32little bit ugly weeks one, two, and

9:33three for the rookie as we come to

9:35expect, which remember I'm the guy who

9:37said in week one, I do not want to start

9:39it in the rookies until they prove it.

9:42Carnell Tate unstartable until we see

9:44otherwise. Mai Lemon, unstartable until

9:46we see otherwise. Jadarian Price,

9:48unstartable until we see otherwise. Once

9:50they break out, then you get them in

9:52your lineup. But these guys like

9:54Jeremiah Love and Jarian Price are still

9:56incredibly useful assets because in the

9:58second half of the year they can win you

10:00your league. Now going over to another

10:02name that

10:04whenever I say buy low, I mean buy low

10:08low, right? Trevian Henderson is most

10:11likely going to be the backup running

10:13back to Readandre Stevenson here for the

10:16New England Patriots. Raandre Stevenson

10:19was the feature down running back week

10:20one with Trevian Henderson missing that

10:23game due to the ankle injury. Trevon

10:25Henderson's first game in which he'll

10:27probably play in week two. I'm going to

10:29be honest. He did practice on Monday.

10:31There is no way that you can start him.

10:33When we look at the markets, I will

10:35almost guarantee you you are going to

10:38see Raadre Stevenson projected to see

10:4250% more snaps, 50% more opportunities

10:45than Trevon here in the short term. But

10:46with Trevian Henderson, I still believe

10:49that one, he was a very talented and

10:52very explosive running back coming out

10:53of Ohio State. Two, I believe that

10:55Raadre Stevenson is nothing special. And

10:59three, I believe that the New England

11:00Patriots will have a good offense and

11:03will have touchdown opportunities in the

11:05future. So if you're in a league where

11:07you maybe have a player like I don't

11:10know Kyle Manungai on your bench and you

11:13could pivot that over to Trevian

11:15Henderson after a really strong Manungai

11:18performance week one if the Trevian

11:19Henderson owner has completely given out

11:22hope. I would like Henderson because if

11:24something were to occur to Raandre

11:25Stevenson whether it was an injury or

11:27whether he fumbles the job away and

11:29Trevian were to step into the starting

11:31job here I think he could still be a

11:34league winner. Now, of course, most

11:35likely he doesn't make an impact. Most

11:37likely is a backup, but I think the

11:39upside's there. Now, going over to a

11:41couple Green Bay Packers. This is an

11:44update with Josh Jacobs that I'm also

11:46going to need to talk about in the live

11:48stream today. So, of course, if somehow

11:50you're not already, make sure you

11:51subscribe to the channel. I live stream

11:52every single day answering your fantasy

11:55football questions. And I'm going to be

11:56live streaming every single day until

11:58Christmas. But what we got earlier today

12:01were the attorneys for Josh Jacobs's

12:04ex-girlfriend. They filed a motion to

12:07seal evidence in discovery materials in

12:10the criminal case involving the Packers

12:12running back. A statement from Amir and

12:15Ramse's I apologize I can't read

12:17obtained by ESPN. So here's my read of

12:20this. I want to preface it by saying two

12:23things. One, I am an idiot. While I know

12:26most people don't believe that because

12:27I'm the number one team and the king of

12:30the flock league. Trust me, I'm stupid.

12:32The second thing is as well I am clearly

12:34not a lawyer, but my simpleton

12:37understanding of the situation is Josh

12:40Jacobs wanted to play football this

12:42year. So what ended up happening was

12:44they moved the court date up to happen

12:46before the NFL season. Josh Jacobs

12:49probably paid his ex-girlfriend a lot a

12:52lot of money. And in that he said, "Hey,

12:56whatever video that was in the garage,

12:58whatever video that would um look

13:00horrible on Twitter for me, that's not

13:03coming out. I'm going to give you $3

13:05million. We're going to lock that in the

13:07safe. We're going to burn it. You're

13:08never going to see it and nobody's ever

13:10going to see it." That is my assumption.

13:12And what that reads to me is if the

13:15video doesn't get out there, the NFL is

13:17going to be able to sweep this under the

13:18rug. They're probably going to hand out

13:20a six-game suspension for Josh Jacobs

13:22and he'll be back by week seven, eight,

13:24nine. I think if you can pick up Jacobs

13:26incredibly cheap today was good news for

13:29him. Like at this point, I hate to say

13:31it, but I may rather have Josh Jacobs

13:34over like Rico D. I may rather I

13:37probably would rather have Josh Jacobs

13:38over RJ Harvey. I think Josh Jacobs a

13:40top 30 running back. Going over to a

13:42continued trend. As you can tell with

13:44this video, the players I want to buy on

13:46after week one are rookies that had

13:49small roles that we expect to increase

13:51as time goes on. Players coming in with

13:53injuries that we expect to get better as

13:56time goes on. And Tucker Craft fits into

13:58that injury scenario. Tucker Craft came

14:01in and while yes, he was coming off a

14:03significant injury, he still had a

14:06really good role week one. He actually

14:08looked good as well, breaking off a long

14:11reception. Tucker Craft had six targets.

14:14He had three receptions. And y'all know

14:16I drafted Christian Watson in the Flock

14:18League. We called Christian Watson a bo

14:20candidate before the season. I was super

14:22excited. And a big reason for that was I

14:24think the passing volume's going to be

14:26up for the Green Bay Packers this year.

14:27The offensive line's bad. As it stands

14:29right now, they don't have a running

14:31back until Josh Jacobs comes in. So I

14:33think that helps out Tucker Craft. And

14:36also I think that helps out Matthew

14:38Golden as well. We'll have Matthew

14:39Golden as our last B low candidate. Now

14:42I'm going to be honest, Matthew Golden's

14:44like a wide receiver four for me. So if

14:46you're in a 10 team, two receiver, one

14:48flex format, Matthew Golden is

14:50meaningless. This would be for your like

14:5212 team double flex formats. That's

14:54where I believe that you could go

14:56through and start Golden because the man

14:58had 12 targets week one against the

15:00Minnesota Vikings. He had 95 receiving

15:03yards as well. And again, I expect to

15:06see a lot of Jordan Love pass attempts

15:08this year. I think the offensive line's

15:09bad. They're not going to be able to run

15:11the ball much. I think the defense is

15:13bad. They probably will be playing from

15:14behind a lot. So, that suits up well for

15:17not only my Christian Watson, but also

15:19Matthew Golden and Tucker Craft. But, I

15:22think that's all I got for you. I really

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