0:00What's going on guys? It's Nick here, back with another video, back with the final positional rankings video of the off season. We've done running back,
0:06receiver, tight end, on to quarterback.
0:08Four point passing touchdown, that's what the scoring format is for this one.
0:12So, tier one, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson.
0:15Honestly, if you wanted to make it Josh Allen tier one, Lamar tier two, then tier three of those next guys, I'd be
0:22fine with that. I just didn't want to make too many tiers in this video, but there is definitely a separation between
0:28Lamar and Josh Allen as we'll go over, but Josh Allen number one, should be number one in everyone's rankings since 2020. Josh Allen has been the
0:35quarterback one, two, or one, one, two, one, two, and one.
0:41You know what you're getting. And that's why you're paying this elevated price tag. Other quarterbacks do have a similar ceiling or even potentially a
0:50higher 98th, 99th percentile ceiling in their range of outcome.
0:54But no other quarterback, and maybe no other player has the locked-in certainty that Josh Allen has. He has missed one game over the last seven years. He has
1:06six consecutive top two positional finishes. That is why he deserves to be a third round pick. I understand the opportunity cost in round three is high.
1:16I would not take him in round two. I would not take him in the early third round, but as you move into the mid
1:21third and definitely into the late third round this season, I've seen him fall into the fourth round at times. That is
1:28a great opportunity to get him because of the certainty. Um, definitely on Underdog, he's been falling to pick like 40, 41, 42 at times. I think that's a
1:38little crazy. The locked-in production, locked-in certainty is extraordinarily valuable, and he still comes with a very high-end ceiling. Uh, very much a near
1:47lock to be a top three quarterback in any sort of season. Uh, so yeah, worth it and worth it more if you think you
1:54have an edge in your league. So, if you typically make the playoffs or typically a top three team, guess what you can't
2:00do in season? It's trade for Josh Allen, trade for these top end quarterbacks.
2:03And so, if you say, "You know what? If I lost my third round pick, I still think I would have a really good team." We'll
2:08take Josh Allen in round three.
2:09Lamar Jackson, second quarterback here in the quarterback one 8 9 5 4 1 and 13 since 2019. He's also missed 15 games
2:20over the last 5 years. So, again, that's why you see the ADP drop-off going from Josh Allen down to Lamar Jackson. Not
2:27only is Lamar far more likely to miss time, but he's not a lock to be a top three quarterback when healthy.
2:35I include Lamar in tier one though, because he's far and away the most likely quarterback among everyone else to be a true league winner. You know,
2:44like some people can be a league winner because quarterback was low scoring.
2:49You know, they end up with like 22 points per game, second quarterbacks at 21, a bunch at 20, and it's like, yeah,
2:54it's a quote-unquote league winner cuz it's the best quarterback, and you provide an edge there. But, if we're talking like true league winning
2:59outcomes where you're scoring 25 26 27 28 points per game, that's Lamar, and it's not really a lot of players behind him. And so, I think
3:09that's why he deserves to be in this tier, because if everything clicks with Lamar, he runs for 1,000 yards and eight
3:15touchdowns while also throwing for 3,500 yards and 35 40 more touchdowns, not many players can do that, right? A great season for most of the quarterbacks,
3:26even in tier two, is to be at 21 22 points per game. That would be a really high-end season for them. Lamar has
3:33shown us in his two MVP seasons he can drop, you know, between 25 and 28 points per game. I also think don't be worried
3:41too much about last season. Anyone watching knew his mobility was cut.
3:45Like, and it's tough for Lamar because for other quarterbacks if that happens, well, they have the passing to fall down on. And it's not that Lamar is a bad
3:52passing quarterback, it's that he's a great passing quarterback because teams are terrified of him on the ground. And so, what he does to defenses because of
4:02his mobility scares them so much, they have to take that into account so much that people become wide open down field
4:08and that like I don't know again cuz he's not a great pocket passer, but it makes his passing stats look really, really good cuz dudes
4:16are wide open down field cuz teams are so scared of the scramble. Well, if they're not scared of the scramble, which they weren't last season when he
4:22was injured uh and still playing through the injury even coming off of it, well, now the passing numbers are going to
4:27suffer. Now the offense is going to suffer. He's also not going to scramble as much. So, everything takes a hit.
4:32That's why he was so bad last season.
4:34That should improve this year. Uh they did draft Surratt, they drafted Jacoby Lane. Uh maybe one of them can push Bateman because Bateman's always there,
4:41too, but he's just not that good. Um very, very overrated wide receiver. Uh maybe one of them can push him. Uh but
4:48yeah.
4:49Mostly, you want the rushing to be there and you just want the core of this team to be solid. And that is a Flowers. He
4:55needs to Flowers stay healthy, but definitely I think deserves to be in tier one. I think people underrate him a little bit this season uh but got to
5:01stay healthy for sure for Lamar. Tier two.
5:03The the tier I want, right? If I If you ask me like to pick a tier to draft, it is either
5:09tier two or tier four, but my first pick is tier two. I think everyone in this tier has just exceptional upside and a
5:16very, very high-end floor and is someone who in a you know, one quarterback redraft league, I think you want to be
5:23in this general range when drafting. So, it's Drake May, Jayden Daniels, Joe Burrow, Jalen Hurts, Caleb Williams, and Justin Herbert. For Drake May, he was
5:32second in points per game last season.
5:34Then they added A.J. Brown, they added Romeo Dobbs, they improved the offensive line. They're not going to have a cupcake schedule, which you could argue
5:42benefits him from a volume perspective, but uh there were so many teams last year that couldn't do anything against them. They had short fields. They
5:50constantly had the ball on offense in a positive situation, which makes your passing attack more efficient because you can run it a ton. It's not an
5:57obvious passing situation at any point.
6:00Makes it really difficult on defenses.
6:01So, there was a reason he ended up being very, very good last season. Scheduling matters. Easy schedules are a benefit for everyone. Um we did also though see
6:09the efficiency drop off a little bit in the rushing department. Dropped from 7.8 yd per carry down to 4.4. Um you know, at 4.4 yd per carry
6:19maybe the the truest, you know, 23, 24 point per game seasons aren't totally possible, but I still think he's a very
6:26mobile quarterback. I think that bump bounces up this season. I think if they're in more competitive games, also scramble a little bit more often. Uh
6:33just a very safe option. Um has enough mobility to be a league winner while also not having too much mobility to
6:39kind of put himself in harm's way too often. One thing I want to watch is A.J.
6:43Brown in camp. I'll be honest, the initial tape out there from A.J. Brown in camp doesn't look good. Like it's so
6:50early, you can't tell anything, but the connection is going to take some time to develop. But, he looks like old I don't
6:55know. He looks slow and old. So, we'll see how that looks. Uh obviously again, that's day one of camp, but watch that because if A.J. Brown isn't
7:04this true alpha number one X, Y, Z receiver on the outside, well, that obviously impacts the ceiling for Drake May, but we're still kind of early to
7:12know that. Uh Jayden Daniels after him Uh I don't want last season to take away from how insane his rookie season was.
7:20He was third in adjusted points per game as a rookie thanks to 7.35 points per game on rushing alone. And then last season, he just never got
7:29going. He plays weeks one and two, then he misses weeks three and four. He plays weeks five through seven, he misses week
7:35eight, comes back in weeks nine, misses 10 through 13, comes back in 14, misses the rest of the season. Like he just he
7:41never got to play more than a couple games in a row before suffering a setback, suffering another injury.
7:48Um that's why he's not a third round pick.
7:50Like, if he honestly, he might be a second round pick if he backed up his rookie season with a repeat of that
7:56performance. Um basically, people are scared of the injuries, right? I mean, he would be ahead of Lamar in everyone's rankings had he not gotten injured so
8:06much last season. Um but you're getting that discount, right?
8:10That's why he doesn't go in round three, in round four, in round five. You can routinely get him in round six, and I do
8:16think that kind of takes some of that risk away. Of course, you want him to play a little bit more safe, but also
8:23the upside he has in fantasy comes from the fact that he is going to scramble so much, have so much production on the
8:29ground. And he was great as a passer as a rookie. Again, I don't want people to forget how good he was. Um he's probably
8:37got the highest ceiling of any tier two quarterback. I think he deserves to be this high in the rankings. You could
8:43argue him at third overall for the or third positionally for the quarterbacks.
8:47It's just can he stay healthy? And this season is going to tell us a lot. Uh we total we kind of like don't know the
8:53answer to that question. But if he can protect himself a little bit more, if he can just go down, he's a very, very
8:59talented player. I'll also note, skill position-wise, it would have been nice if they signed number two. I think they're going to, but can they just go
9:06after Diggs, go after Keenan? Like, go after someone right now. Get him on the roster, get him in camp, you know,
9:13ramping up. Like, I don't want this signing of Stefon Diggs or something to happen in week eight or week nine of the
9:18season. Like, they have Terry McLaurin, a rookie, and nothing. Like, they don't have talent right now in pass catcher.
9:25They're going to rely on Jeremy Sprinkle to turn a ton of screen passes into a lot of yards. Like, I think Jaylen
9:29Daniels is good enough to succeed with this cast, but it would be nice if he didn't have to do everything himself.
9:35So, I think that's honestly the biggest reason why I put May over Daniels. It's just the supporting cast is better for
9:40May, but watch watch watch for A.J.
9:42Brown.
9:43Joe Burrow, I will be honest. Uh, pretty excited about Joe Burrow. And if you wanted to put him number three, and
9:51I think that's why I like tier two, is you could make a legitimate case most not all of these guys, but for most of
9:58these guys to lead this tier and to be the most likely player to push Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson for that number
10:04one overall quarterback spot this season. And Joe Burrow is right up there. The mobility will impact him, right? Like he is not even remotely
10:12close to Jayden Daniels, Lamar Jackson as a runner, Josh Allen. He's not going to be doing that on the ground. So, he
10:18has to do it through there. But man, is he set up for a really good season. He has struggled to stay healthy at times.
10:24When he gets healthy, one of uh, Ja'Marr Chase or Tee Higgins goes down. And so, it's like the offense itself seems to never be healthy. He
10:33always has a terrible offensive line, and so that's a problem. He never has a good ground game, you know, helping him
10:38out.
10:39A season, well, the offensive line looks like it's going to be pretty good this year. Right now, Chase and Higgins are healthy.
10:45The improved offensive line with also, it seems like they're going to play Eric All a lot, and he's like a really good
10:49blocking tight end. You have a good offensive line and Eric All, and maybe Chase Brown can actually be efficient on the ground while also being someone
10:56who's going to be used heavily in the receiving game.
10:59All of a sudden, you get a healthy season from Joe Burrow. I mean, he could easily lead the league in passing yards,
11:06passing touchdowns. He has 5,000 passing yards, 50 touchdowns in his range of outcomes. He was the quarterback five in adjusted points per game in 2024 when he
11:15and Ja'Marr Chase stayed healthy. I still think the most likely outcome is he ends up in that quarterback three to five range, but that's pretty nice if
11:22you're getting him as the quarterback five.
11:25And truly, his weekly upside is insane.
11:28Even without the mobility, every week he steps onto the football field to get a 450 and five passing touchdowns. I don't
11:35know. I I'm pretty excited about him this season. We're going to need everyone to stay healthy, but it's nice knowing he's got the best offensive line
11:41of his career right now. His skill players are healthy. Everything is staying the same. They're not changing a bunch around the offense, so they can
11:49just continue with what's been working.
11:51Uh definitely love him on Underdog when paired with some Bengals players, but even in redraft, he's a great quarterback to go after this season. Uh
11:59Jalen Hurts, another great quarterback to go after this season. Uh since 2021, he's been the quarterback five, one, two, four, and nine in adjusted points per game.
12:09The drop-off last season can mostly be attributed to Kevin Patullo being a donkey. Um just no idea how to run a
12:15successful offense. Uh for him, uh the other drop-off was the rushing though.
12:19And then it's difficult to know how vocal, cuz Jalen Hurts was relatively vocal in not wanting to run the ball as
12:26much. How vocal was he behind the scenes as well? Was he keep Was he really out there saying, "I will not be running as
12:32much?" Uh problem for him is there's also chatter that people don't think he's that good of a quarterback. And so, if he wants to continue being a starting
12:39quarterback in the NFL, he's probably going to have to start running the ball more. Um and I got to think Shawn McVay
12:44is going to be like, "Listen, you're such a cheat code on the ground. We got to go back to utilizing that." Only ran
12:49the ball 6.6 times per game last season compared to an average of 10 rushing attempts per game in the prior four
12:55seasons. He only ran for eight touchdowns. Got to use air quotes there because it's eight rushing touchdowns.
13:01That's a lot. But for him, he averaged 14 rushing touchdowns per year the prior four years. Um I think that bounces back. I think the
13:09rush attempts go up. The rushing touchdowns come back. He's only 28 years old. He does not have an a concerning injury history uh from a lower leg
13:16standpoint where he can't run the ball anymore. I think it kind of returns this season. Um the reason I've said my goal
13:24is to draft a top eight quarterback in every draft. Like I've mentioned that a number of times here is that all these
13:30guys are set up to crush, and Jalen Hurts is no different. Um Again, we have concerns for different ones of these guys, but at the end of
13:38the day, just give me a top-eight quarterback at value. If it happens to be Drake May that falls, or Daniels that
13:44falls, or Hurts that falls, or Burrow that falls, I don't really care which one of them falls past ADP, take the one
13:50that falls, and they're probably going to be pretty good in fantasy this season. Um but, you could make another legitimate case that if Hurts is set up
13:57to run for 12 to 15 touchdowns to start adding to his rushing production again, and the offense can open up again under
14:04Shanahan, well, maybe there's actually significant upside from a quarterback that used to be going every time in round three that you can get in round six, or maybe even
14:13round seven at times, cuz people hate the Eagles after what they did last season. Uh last two, Caleb and Herbert, I think have the weakest arguments to
14:23being a top-two quarterback, or for pushing Josh Allen to be number one. Why I include them in this tier, though, is
14:31because if they do hit, the path is thinner, but if they do hit the high end of their outcome, they're going to be awesome, and they're
14:38going to be someone you want, and they definitely have a better chance and higher ceiling of the quarterbacks going in the tier behind them.
14:45And they're surrounded by talent. I think that's the big part is that like if you look at both the Bears and the
14:51Chargers, these are just teams that you want to be investing in this season.
14:55Great coordinators, great skill players, highly talented quarterbacks. It's not a guarantee that either one of these guys
15:02hit, and um the rushing aspect of a Daniels or a um Jalen Hurts is significantly higher than
15:12Williams and Herbert, but they're just such strong picks, I think you have to include them in this tier, but they definitely deserve to be
15:19at the bottom of this tier. But, uh yeah, Caleb, one of the more controversial players this season, 11th in adjusted points per game last year,
15:26uh but the accuracy issues were pretty glaring, and the floor games really hurt you. He had five games below 13 fantasy
15:34points last season. Uh doesn't happen to a lot of quarterbacks at the high end of production, did not happen to the
15:41quarterbacks ahead of him. Uh personally, I'm pretty optimistic about Caleb this season.
15:47The accuracy concerns me because that's not something you can always teach. It just might be that he's a very inaccurate quarterback, and that is
15:53going to keep him from achieving, you know, the highest end outcomes in his career.
15:59But, man, the combo of Burden and Loveland being in year two of this system, along with Caleb being in year two of the system as well, uh really
16:08just going to elevate the floor and the ceiling this offense. I think the floor bottomed out at times last year because
16:14you've got a young quarterback in a new complex system with, you know, at times Burden and Loveland both were really not playing at all or
16:22just being ramped up, just being new to not only the NFL but the system as well.
16:27And it just takes time. It takes time for these these guys to develop, takes time for them to be fully utilized. They
16:33finally ramped up at the end of last season. These two going to be featured, Loveland and Burden, and these are two
16:37players Ben Johnson's very excited about using. He went out and drafted them.
16:41I don't know, I just think like the talent is there. Now the opportunity is there. He's not going to have Olamide
16:47Zaccheaus out there running a ton of super super inefficient routes. You're replacing that with Luther Burden.
16:54You're replacing uh potentially targets that went to DJ Moore last season with highly efficient targets to Cole Kmet and Loveland. Like, the efficiency
17:00should skyrocket this season. And if that does, and he stays relatively mobile, and they've got a brutal schedule. I mean, look at like who they
17:08play to end the season. Okay, and the Bears do not have that good of a defense. They they had a lot of
17:12turnovers last year, but that kind of helped them look better than they are.
17:17They are not that good of a defense. So, teams are going to score a lot of points against the Bears. Week 11 on for
17:22Chicago at the Saints, at the Lions, versus the Jaguars, at the Dolphins.
17:27That's not going to be a shootout, but they're probably going to score 40 in that week.
17:31At the Bills, versus the Lions, versus versus the Packers, then versus the Lions. Truly, we're looking at like six shootouts and
17:40a blowout win against the Dolphins.
17:42Like, they could, in all of the like double-digit weeks this season through the fantasy playoffs, every single week you could be looking at this and being
17:48like, "Oh, another 53-point total for the Chicago Bears. Another game where this highly concentrated passing attack is going to be going up against a team
17:56that's going to drop 30 on their defense."
17:59I don't know. I mean, a lot of upside for the Bears this season. People are scared because they have those outdoor
18:03games. It's not a guarantee that it's going to be a blizzard, right? And if it's not, upside, huge upside for Chicago this season, and huge upside for
18:10Justin Herbert and the Chargers this year. I think people will probably be more surprised I have Herbert in this tier than Caleb. Most people have it as
18:17elite top seven. I have it as elite top eight this year. I'm all in on the Chargers offense. They go from a
18:22bottom-three offensive line after all the injuries last season to a top-five offensive line this season. They go from Greg Roman offensive coordinator to Mike
18:32McDaniel. So, I I still absolutely believe that he is one of the best play designers in the NFL. Um, Herbert's great. Herbert's an
18:41exceptional quarterback. We just haven't seen him hit his ceiling the last couple of years because of the offensive line.
18:47But, let's not forget he has a 5,000 passing yards season under his belt.
18:52Even with a turnstile offensive line last season, and injuries to running back, he led this team to an 11 and five
18:59record. He was the quarterback two through week nine last season before the offense completely fell apart. And and this is like when he was kind of playing
19:07through injury, as well. You're going to want heavy exposure to this team, and Herbert is a great way to do that,
19:12because not only uh does he like have all this upside, he goes at the end, and he sometimes goes a little bit behind these guys. So, make
19:20your goal to get a top seven quarterback, but don't reach. Don't reach for any of these guys. If one of them falls a good amount past their ADP,
19:26take him. If none of them fall, take Herbert. I think that's basically my plan this season. And if that doesn't occur, take a tier four quarterback.
19:34Now, we're on to tier three right now, and you're like, "Okay, well, why do you hate the tier three quarterbacks?" I
19:38don't. The problem is, I view tier three as better than tier four, but the cost is so much greater. Like, if you just wait for tier four, and you
19:47kind of take the tier four quarterback that falls, you might get a three or a four round discount. And for these tier
19:54three quarterbacks, we are still going in kind of the end of a range of skill player that's still very, very high
19:58upside, and so the opportunity cost is there. But, tier three quarterbacks do still deserve to be in tier three. So, it's Trevor Lawrence, Dak Prescott, and
20:06Jackson Dart. For Lawrence, seventh in adjusted points per game last season, uh and it was the only time he finished uh
20:13inside the top 10 of his career. So, a big, big, big boost in production last season came off the rushing touchdowns.
20:19Heading into last year, he had rushing touchdown counts of two, five, four, and three. And then he had nine rushing touchdowns last season, and it's not
20:27like the rush down spike. Like, if he all of a sudden ran for 50, 60, 70 more rush attempts than he ever had, sure. Uh
20:34he was at four rush attempts per game last or heading into last season, and that jumped to 4.8. So, he had 0.8 more
20:40rush attempts per game. Uh that is not enough to justify a huge skyrocket into nine rushing touchdowns. That's obviously going to regress. Um the
20:49appeal here is the safety. He's got a great coordinator, and he's got four legit NFL wide receivers. A lot of these
20:55teams are one injury away from really dropping off that production for receiver. Literally, you could have two of the Jaguars wide receivers get
21:04injured, and And just then run a ton of like heavy personnel sets, and just have the remaining two on the field, and
21:09they'll still be a pretty good passing attack. So, there's really no risk that his skill players get injured, and that's why he underperforms. And when
21:17you have a good coordinator and a good quarterback and enough skill players around him, it creates a lot of safety.
21:22So, he's a very safe pick, uh but just not going to be a top five quarterback this season. Uh Dak Prescott, Dak since
21:282019 has been the quarterback 5 1 8 17 3 24 and then 10 in adjusted points per game. So, kind of all over the place,
21:38but the down years in '22 and '24 were injury related. Uh when healthy, he's been someone you're starting every single week, uh because he basically
21:47just always provides that mid-to-low end quarterback one production, has that high-end ceiling if Dallas gets into a shootout. Last season, he set a career
21:55high of 600 pass attempts, threw for the second most yards of his career. I don't think that's a coincidence that it came
22:02in the same season that George Pickens arrived. Uh Pickens not only elevates the floor and the ceiling of the offense, but he provides Dak with a
22:09number one in case Lamb misses time.
22:11That happened last season, right? Lamb was playing through injury, but also missed a couple games. Um When that happens and you don't have
22:17George Pickens, we see the production really fall off for Dak Prescott. But now Pickens is there. So, if either one of these two gets injured, misses a
22:24little bit of time, we don't have to worry that we're not going to be able to start Dak Prescott. Um it's also really
22:29nice to see Flannoy see he was breaking out last season. Um there were reasons to kind of like him as a prospect. Um
22:36didn't come from like a top-end school, but like if he's an exciting prospect, and then he starts to break out last season, and
22:42then all of a sudden, this kid is like the talk of camp, the talk of the offense the off-season. The coaches are
22:49absolutely in love with Flannoy. He's going to be used a ton, clearly the number three wide receiver. We're going to use a ton of three wide receiver
22:57sets. He's a very exciting player, and he also elevates that floor and ceiling, because if Lamb and Pickens are stretching the field and you know,
23:05they're constantly being double covered and have safety over the top and you have Flannoy breaking out in the shallow area of the field, all of a sudden this
23:11offense it's like how do you stop them, right? They're a very, very high-end offense and that's obviously great for Dak. So, another quarterback that
23:20really exciting from a ceiling perspective, the only issue with Dak is it's all coming through the air. He's kind of like Joe Burrow in that sense,
23:27two or fewer rushing touchdowns in five consecutive seasons. Probably going to run for like 11 or 12 rushing yards per game. So, you're getting less than two
23:34points per game in the rushing department. That's how he can finish 10th in points per game last season despite throwing for 4,500 yards and 30
23:42touchdowns.
23:43So, again, in this tier he's similar to Trevor Lawrence where he's going to be good. Going to be happy you drafted Dak
23:48Prescott. He's going to be pretty solid for you, but he is not going to be a league winner or at least it's unlikely he is
23:56cuz he's going to have to throw for 5,000 yards and like 35 touchdowns. Um But, a great pick. Honestly, a great
24:02pick for the cost you're getting, Matt.
24:04Then Jackson Dart sensational as a rookie. We we want to try sometimes not to overvalue that and say, "Well, it was a rookie season." We
24:12have seen quarterbacks, looking at you CJ Stroud, who dominate as a rookie and then fall off. You could throw Jayden Daniels in the mix there, but that was
24:20injury related. But, Jackson Dart is that same mold of quarterback as Jayden Daniels and at times in his rookie season, that's what was holding him
24:27back. Dart wouldn't go down. And it's like you're not you're not Josh Allen, right? Like you're not this huge guy who
24:33can It's not that he's small, but Josh Allen obviously is massive. Um Josh Allen can run dudes over and get up
24:41and the other guy's hurt, right?
24:42Jackson Dart tries to run people over, he gets up and he and he's hurt, right?
24:46He's the one that has to limp to the sideline. He's the one that has the concussion.
24:50Just go down and the coaching staff has talked a lot about how they are talking to him about that. That is a huge
24:55emphasis this offseason is Dart, you're so important to this team. We don't care about the extra yard or two. We don't
25:02care. What we care about is that you're the starting quarterback. So, go down, get out of bounds. I think he'll improve
25:07on that. Um you don't want to like take that out of the player, that like drive to get more yards. But at the end of the
25:12day, the extra yard is not worth it to stay healthy. Uh and so I think that's going to improve this off season. Uh but
25:19yeah, I mean really exciting because he averaged 35 rushing yards per game. He ran for nine touchdowns in only 12 starts. He looked great as a passer. It
25:28was so obvious when he came off the field that the offense just tanked. Like he was so far and away the best
25:33quarterback. A great talent elevator.
25:36Like and this is all without Neighbors.
25:37He played with Neighbors for what? Like half a game? And Neighbors, look at the reports. We're going to talk about this
25:41in tomorrow's video. Dude looks good to go already. I mean, shocking. Shocking how fast I mean, not completely shocking cuz at times we've talked about how
25:50these young, highly athletic wide receivers recover so much faster from these knee injuries.
25:54But Neighbors looks like he's going to be like good to go in week one.
25:58Dart should be skyrocketing ADP right now and he's not. So, draft Dart if you can right now on Underdog. Pair him with
26:05Neighbors. Neighbors should be going at the end of round two. At this point.
26:08Take Neighbors at the end of round two.
26:09Take Dart earlier than ADP. Get those stacks if you can on Underdog because this is a very, very, very high upside
26:16pairing. But even for those in your redraft leagues, the volume on the ground will be there.
26:21The skill players around him are there.
26:23I still think he's got to go in tier three because we need to see it for kind of more time for him to elevate into
26:29tier one. And he doesn't have that same mobility. Like he's probably not going to run for as many touchdowns as Hurts
26:35or as much rushing yards as Jayden Daniels.
26:38But I say probably because he he might.
26:40Like he is highly mobile and he looks really good as a passer as well.
26:45Tier four.
26:46This is the range again. If I'm not in tier two, I honestly probably want to be in tier four because of the huge ADP
26:52discount. I think Dak is a great pick. I think that uh um uh Dart is a great pick.
26:57But if you ask me would rather have them or like if Goff happened to fall four rounds past them, well, give me Goff. It
27:04just It depends also on the ADP of your site. If their ADPs are very close to tier three, take tier three. But this
27:09tier three of Nix, Stafford, Purdy, Goff, Kyler, Mahomes, Baker is an awesome range to be in. And if any one of these guys falls well past ADP and
27:20becomes last in this tier, I want to be attacking that cuz this entire tier has upside. Not the upside of all the tiers
27:27above. That's why they're in tier four.
27:29But man, some of these guys are great picks. So, Bo Nix um quarterback eight and 14 adjusted points per game over his
27:35first two seasons. Now he gets Jaylen Waddle added to the wide receiver room.
27:39That should open up the offense. Uh Denver finished sixth in dropbacks per game last season. No reason to think they fall outside the top 10 this year.
27:46So, should be plenty of volume for Bo Nix. Um foot injury seems totally fine.
27:50He's good to go day one of camp. So, he'll be fine in that area. Uh Brandon Thorn has them as the best offensive
27:56line in the league. That's going to elevate floor and ceiling for all of their players including um Bo Nix, of course. One thing I'll say about Nix is
28:05that he's pretty annoying to roster. So, he's got that really high-end ceiling.
28:08He drops like 35 points sometimes.
28:10And the volatility is fine, but he was eighth in adjusted points per game, seventh in points per game overall. Five games below 13 and a half fantasy
28:19points. Um that's annoying. Like it's annoying having a quarterback that um There's people at times last season had like him and like Caleb. And it's like you you
28:29kind of hit, right? You had two good quarterbacks to stream, but it was impossible to know when he was going to
28:33score 35 or when he was going to score 10. And that can be very frustrating.
28:37Like and the the the that way it hurts you. Like at quarterback, if you're going to score 10 fantasy points, I mean, obviously if your opponent is
28:45scoring 25 and you took a 15-point loss at quarterback, there's not as many spots as you'd think to really make up
28:51that production. If you kind of split wide receiver, tight end's not making a difference, you lose on defense, it's all of a sudden your running backs have
28:57to dominate.
28:58And so that can hurt you. And if he's just handing you a couple losses throughout the season, and then you just
29:02get unlucky a few more times, you can look back and be like, "How did I not make playoffs when I look at the end of
29:08season stat lines of these guys?" Well, it's because volatility can hurt you in a redraft league. And Bo Nix is very
29:13volatile. So, that's one thing I want to note, maybe Waddle kind of helps that out, maybe being in year three with a
29:19good system with a great offensive line, maybe all those things improve the volatility. Um but that is one aspect that's negative for Nix. But again, this
29:26is an amazing tier, and he's leading this tier. Like, he's a great quarterback at this point. We kind of know he's a great quarterback. Uh not an
29:33elite quarterback, but a really good quarterback in a great system, with improved pass catchers, great offensive line. Like, everything sets up to where like it'd be
29:40very surprising if he had a bad season.
29:42And enough mobility. Um Speaking of mobility though, uh Stafford. Over under what? One rushing yard this season? Cuz he had one last
29:50season, which is absolutely insane. One rushing yard. 0.1 fantasy points in rushing. Not per game. In the entirety of last season. And negative if you
30:01count uh fumbles. Uh but that doesn't really count cuz it would have been a sack. But the point is, unbelievable having one rushing yards
30:08and still still being so effective as a quarterback in terms of points per game, uh fourth.
30:15One rushing yard, fourth in adjusted points per game. Just putting the Konami code to shame. Uh might be 38 now, but
30:21listen, the Rams are the number one projected scoring team in the NFL by half a point per game. So, them and the the um
30:29uh Lions we'll talk about in a second.
30:32Probably the lead to to project um as a the highest touchdown scorers in the league this season. Um we know Stafford's going to throw the
30:41ball a ton when he gets inside the goal line. If Puka and Adams both stay healthy, he's going to have another
30:46great season. It's just hilarious seeing one rushing yard, zero rushing touchdowns. Probably saying that's probably going to happen again, but fourth in adjusted points per game last
30:53season, 4,700 passing yards, 46 touchdowns, only six interceptions, correctly the MVP last season. Uh I guess the one negative for him besides
31:03the potential downfall in rushing is like, "Well, if those touchdowns come on the ground." But again, I don't think that necessarily is going to happen. Uh
31:09the other aspect is the defense.
31:12They have a great defense, and they keep adding to it. Like they probably have the best defense in the NFL, definitely
31:16top three. If their defense is amazing and their offense is really good, they're never going to get into shootouts cuz they're just going to
31:22steamroll teams every single week. And if that occurs a lot, you know, maybe the first half can be great, but then if
31:27it's all rushing, slow, not really too much to do in the second half, you can have a lot of games where he starts off
31:33great, but he still ends up with like 250 and two, and it's like fine, but with zero rushing yards or negative
31:40rushing yards on kneel downs, the ceiling can go away. So, I guess the the defense can be a negative from that
31:46perspective, but there's projected for so many touchdowns that it's probably just fine. It's probably just he's a great pick this season. Uh Brock Purdy,
31:54over the last 3 years, he's been the quarterback 8, 10, and 5 in adjusted points per game. So, you can get him at
31:59a pretty strong value in drafts. His issue has been staying healthy. Um gets hurt a lot for being a, you know, mobile
32:06quarterback, but not a hypermobile quarterback. Uh at the end of the day though, I view his injuries in the same light as Joe Burrow. Like, you worry on
32:13the hypermobile quarterbacks that refuse to go down because they're taking unnecessary hits. But that's not Burrow, and it's not um Purdy. I think both of
32:20these guys have just been injured at an elevated rate. I mean, Burrow was tough cuz he was actually getting hit cuz of
32:25his offensive line. So, that was the reason why he had so many injuries. But like, these two quarterbacks are not guys who you expect to be injured all
32:31the time. So, I think it's a little bit more just getting unlucky with injuries for Joe Burrow and Purdy. and also do
32:38you care? Like for Burrow maybe in round six, but Purdy goes later. Who cares? If you're that concerned that he's going to miss a
32:46month of the season, go draft a lower tier quarterback to add on to him. For whatever time he's playing, he's probably going to outperform his ADP.
32:54Anytime he misses, you throw in that other quarterback or just don't draft him and just stream quarterback, especially if you're in a league where
32:59your league mates don't necessarily all draft two or three quarterbacks and there's plenty on free agency. He's a great guy to just take as your solo
33:05quarterback. If he gets hurt, put him on the bench for a little bit, put him on the IR spot IR spot.
33:10And just go out there and pick up whatever quarterback is there on free agency. Because the upside's there this season. They signed Mike Evans. I mean I
33:17don't think Mike Evans is going to be like a dominant wide receiver between the 20s, but he's certainly going to be
33:21a superstar in the red zone. And Purdy through his entire career has been a highly efficient quarterback. There is definitely a lot of upside that what if
33:30some of these rushing touchdowns that they've been having as a team just turn into where the three-yard line just throw it to Mike Evans, he's going to
33:36come down with it. I feel like they kind of looked at what happened to the Rams last season where like why don't we do
33:41the same thing? Why don't we just have Evans be our Adams? And of course they don't have Puka, um but the scheme there
33:47is so strong that they know they're highly efficient. They know they're going to get in the red zone a lot. Just
33:51get that dominant red zone weapon and all of a sudden can Purdy throw for 40 touchdowns this season? Maybe. And it's
33:56going to go along with a little bit of mobility as well. So, uh Purdy, another quarterback that is a very very high
34:02upside one in tier four. Uh But guess what? There's another one, Jared Goff. Uh if rushing was not a component of fantasy football, uh he'd
34:11be a tier one quarterback.
34:12Unfortunately, uh 10.1 rushing fantasy points in total over the last two years.
34:17So, not per game, uh not per season.
34:20Over the last two years, he has 10.1 rushing fantasy points not including fumbles. So, not going to get anything done on the ground, uh less than four
34:30rushing yards per game, maybe won't score touchdown at all, but he's going to do it through the air.
34:36And let me tell you, if there was ever a season to bet on Jared Goff, I think this is the one. Four straight years
34:42over 4,400 passing yards, at least 29 passing touchdowns, 37 and 34 passing touchdowns over the last 2 years. They lose David Montgomery, so the guy that
34:53they leaned on inside the 10-yard line on the ground, he's gone. Easiest schedule in the NFL and a bad defense.
35:01Every single week is going to be a shootout. If you look at their schedule, um I mean, it's mostly dome games and
35:09the entire second half of the season, it's like all dome games besides championship weekend at Chicago, but that's going to be a shootout anyways.
35:17My goodness. I mean, you look you combine the schedule with a consolidated offense, a bad defense, and a coordinator that's like,
35:25"Oh, we're only winning by 30? More."
35:28Like they just keep piling it on, and they're going to have to because the defense isn't that good.
35:33Upside for Goff, like truly, if they're not running the ball inside the red zone, could he have 45 passing touchdowns this year? Yes, he could have
35:415,000 yards, 45 passing touchdowns, put together a season like Stafford did last season, and you shouldn't be surprised because their skill players are
35:49absolutely amazing. Defense is bad in a dome, easy schedule, like it's just everything sets up to where Goff could have an amazing season this year.
35:58Kyler, uh one of the riskier quarterbacks, um but you compare him with Goff, right?
36:03You're in a range right now where if you want to go quarterback quarterback at like a turn pick or something like that,
36:07go Goff and Kyler, start the season with Goff. If Kyler hits the high end of his outcome, um either you're starting him
36:13and streaming him with Goff, or you're trading one of them, but like you can pair Kyler with a very very safe
36:19quarterback. Pair him with Stafford, pair him with Goff, pair him with I don't know, um I guess you could go into
36:26with next year of quarterback. I don't love it as much, but if you want to take two shots, pair him with like uh Shuck
36:31or a Willis. I mean, obviously you're not pairing with a safe quarterback at that point, but um, that's an option for
36:36you. Um, but the bull case is pretty obvious.
36:40It's an elite offensive coordinator.
36:41He's got rushing upside. Won't run it as much as previous years, but going to run the ball plenty. He throws to Justin
36:46Jefferson and Jordan Addison. Um, can promise you he's going to win the starting job. Don't worry about those concerns about, you know, it's still
36:53going to be a fight for the quarterback one. It's going to be Kyler Murray. Um, honestly, I think he might have the same
37:00if not a higher ceiling than Nix or Goff. Um, but like the floor is is real low. Like, what if he is just bad?
37:08Now, I don't think that matters because upside wins championships. And if you draft Kyler at his ADP and you drop him,
37:15it literally doesn't matter. Um, it's not going to impact your chance of of winning a championship at all. Uh, so if
37:22he falls in your draft off these reports and you're like, "Well, why don't I just take a shot? Who cares? The skill
37:27players in this range aren't that good."
37:29Go for it because he's got immense upside if he can hit.
37:34Patrick Mahomes, uh quarterback three in adjusted points per game last season.
37:37He's a full go to start camp. Uh, so maybe we shouldn't be worried at all about the knee. Um, they did say that
37:44they want to uh reduce the rush attempts though. He said he probably scrambled a little bit too much last season. Plus,
37:50they go after Ken Walker. So, the pass attempts are definitely coming down. Uh, the scrambles are definitely coming down. He was 13th and 11th in adjusted
37:58points per game in '23 and '24 before last year. So, the spike was the rushing and if that's going to go away, let's be
38:05honest. Um, he's probably going to be more in that quarterback 10 to 15 range.
38:09Uh, but it's still Patrick Mahomes. This late, you're getting Patrick Mahomes. He has upside anytime he steps onto a football field. Uh, then Baker, kind of
38:18the last player in this tier, not kind of the last player in this tier. You could almost put Baker into a new tier
38:23because I just I think he's obviously last in this tier, but then obviously shouldn't go in the tier behind. Very fun player. Uh the style of play that we
38:31like in fantasy. Just kind of like yolo balls deep down field. Um I think he's a better quarterback than we saw last year. Um I think he's due
38:38for a bounce back. Like he was hurt, the offensive line was hurt, injuries to the offense. Um you could say he lost Mike
38:43Evans, but he didn't have Mike Evans last season. Um I don't know. Quarterback 20 last year.
38:49I think he bumps up to an obvious streaming range, but he does not necessarily have like a similar ceiling to a lot of other quarterbacks in this
38:56range. Uh but still a good pick. And if he's going to fall in drafts, he's not a bad quarterback to go after. Uh but I would
39:03say my favorite tier four quarterbacks are Stafford, Purdy, Goff, Kyler. Just for the upside for Kyler.
39:11But if you really want hyper-focused targets for tier four in one quarterback league, I would say Stafford, Purdy, and Goff with Goff probably being my
39:20favorite. Tier five. Jordan Love, Malik Willis, Kyle Trask, C.J. Stroud, Sam Darnold, and Daniel Jones. Much lower ceiling and a much lower floor for
39:29everyone in tier five. Jordan Love, uh the expectation right now is that the Packers going to lean a little bit more
39:34pass-heavy this season, but I think it's going to be a little bit of a lean and you probably won't notice all that much.
39:39Um Definitely going to happen though if if Josh Jacobs misses time. Um I don't know. I just never really draft Jordan
39:45Love. He's had plenty of time to break out in fantasy. He was someone I was excited about at one point. Uh
39:52but at some point if it's just never going to happen, um maybe it's not it's just not going to work out. Uh
39:59I think he's a fine quarterback. Just for fantasy, the upside just hasn't really been there. Um he's athletic, so you would assume that the rushing
40:05production is there, but he has a career 10 rushing yards per game, uh one total rushing touchdown over the last two
40:11years. Like he should be running the ball more than he is, and he just doesn't. Um it's sort of tough for me to
40:16tell a story that he's competing with the top like eight quarterbacks. Um, and so pretty much only going to draft him on underdog stacks. Not really
40:25someone I'd go after in my main redraft league or even if I was in like three redraft leagues, I wouldn't be touching
40:30Jared Goff. Honestly, Jared Goff. I would be touching Jared Goff. Jordan Love, wouldn't be drafting him even in superflex, honestly.
40:36Malik Willis, you can tell a better story. And if I was in three redraft leagues, I would consider taking him in
40:42one of them. I would definitely want to pair him with another quarterback you like and take two shots later on.
40:48The thesis behind the play is just rushing volume, right? Like he can run for 1,000 yards. That's basically what people are saying. I
40:56think people are a little bit overrating how much he's going to run while also underrating how bad these wide receivers are that he's playing with. He's made
41:06six career starts. So, first off, assuming we can accurately project 1,000 rushing yards for someone based off of six career starts, that's being a little
41:15bit optimistic. In those six starts, he threw for over 122 passing yards only two times with three games below 100
41:24passing yards. He also ran for under 45 rushing yards per game. That's less than 775 rushing yards across an entire season.
41:33He had three total passing touchdowns in those six starts. So, we've got a quarterback with some of the worst passing numbers we've ever seen from a
41:40starter throwing to Malik Washington, Jalen Tolbert, Tutu Atwell, Caleb Douglas, and eventually Chris Bell.
41:47I mean, A.J. Brown better have 2,500 receiving yards this season. So, I get it. I get that rushing elevates his floor.
41:53Um, two of six career starts over 122 passing yards, three total passing touchdowns in six starts. Like I see it, right? I see the rushing
42:05upside, but I also see an outcome here where the Dolphins are terrible on offense. He's not able to throw at all.
42:13Constant three and outs. He's getting good rushing production, but they're scoring so few points. It's such an obvious passing attack knowing ATN is
42:21the only good player on offense that if teams just sell out to stop the run game, the dump offs and the scrambles,
42:28and they leave everything else open, if they can't hit everything else, it's not going to be someone you're wanting. So, and what if he gets benched at some
42:35point? I think the contract probably has it to where he's not going to get benched, but if the production is not
42:39there, there is a chance that he is not the starting quarterback at some point.
42:43Tyler Shough behind him.
42:45Shough's a really interesting pick.
42:48The risk is pretty obvious though. He's made nine career starts, and it wasn't like he was a high-end prospect. So, this wasn't like a number one overall
42:55pick that makes nine starts and looks great.
42:57Like people didn't think he was going to be that good, and he made nine starts, and he was he was good in those starts.
43:01He also had zero three touchdown games, and his best games came against the Titans, the Jets, the Dolphins, the Panthers twice, and the Falcons twice.
43:11I don't know. And then he's pretty awful against the Rams and the Bucs twice. So, while it's exciting seeing him play
43:18well, and the Saints do have an easy schedule this season, it is worth taking a pause and being like, "Okay, he we've
43:24seen a very limited sample where he did really well against really, really, really bad teams, and then really bad against good teams."
43:32We don't know how good Shough is. Now, the bull case is the schedule's still easy. He plays in a dome. He's got good
43:38skill players, good coordinator, pace up offense. I get all that. Um he's not the lock that a lot of people think that he
43:45is. You're going to want to take two quarterbacks if you take him as well. CJ Stroud after him, you're basically betting on the pass catchers staying
43:52healthy, and him returning to how he looked as a rookie.
43:56Was incredible in his rookie season.
43:58Really fell off the last two years. He's not a bad quarterback. It's just that he was so efficient in his rookie season.
44:04It really masked the lack of rushing um when the efficiency naturally fell off cuz he was just so overly efficient as a
44:13rookie, the floor really bottomed out.
44:15And I don't know that that's really going to return because their defense is so good and then they invest in David
44:19Montgomery. I think they're just going to try and run the run the ball with with David Montgomery a lot, utilize the
44:24defense, hope they can just get up, kill the clock, play slow, and he's a quarterback that needs volume. He needs elevated passing volume and I just don't
44:32think it's going to be there this season. Uh Sam Darnold, I was wrong about Sam Darnold last year. He's not an
44:37elite quarterback, but he's clearly good. He's a great system quarterback and Kubiak installed a great system. I think that system will remain this year.
44:44Again, they've said uh they want to keep Kubiak's system, but bring in elements of San Fran.
44:50That's going to be a good offense, right? The issue is he was great last season in the NFL. He was still 27th in
44:56adjusted points per game in fantasy, same issue as Stroud. He doesn't give you anything on the ground and the Seahawks don't have a bad defense. They
45:03have a great defense. And so teams are not going to get into shootouts against them. If they ever get up, they can just play slow, run the
45:09ball, and the defense will stop teams from catching up. Uh that leads to very few spikes and just not production you
45:15really want in fantasy. Uh then Daniel Jones last in this tier, uh probably the most upside to move around in this tier
45:22come August. Um It's really just going to depend on camp reports. I want to confirm that he's healthy, but it seems like he's going to
45:30be good to go in camp, going to be good to go in week one, 12th in adjusted points per game last season. Uh the five
45:36rushing touchdowns on 45 rushing attempts was pretty lucky. Uh but he was amazing as a passer. Also, you want to question that he was like it
45:44was by far the best season he'd ever had in his career as a passer. Does that regress? Like they were the number one
45:48team in the NFL. If they're not winning by so many points and being able to pass on obvious or non-obvious passing downs,
45:56does it hit as much? Does the loss of Pittman hurt? Is Alec Pierce okay after the foot surgery? Like there are a ton
46:03of question marks. Again, the the literal Achilles injury for Daniel Jones. So, I think right now he deserves to be at the bottom of this tier, but if
46:10everything starts to ramp up in camp and things are looking good and things are are doing well on on Kyler's offense,
46:15I'll move him up, but down here right now. Tier six, yeah, you don't want to be in tier six or tier seven. So, like
46:21just just do not draft tier seven. But tier six, you don't want to be in this tier as well. It's Kyler Murray, Bryce
46:26Young, Mendoza, and Aaron Rodgers. We kind of breeze through both of these tiers because even in superflex, I don't want to be in these tiers. Kyler Murray
46:35was the worst quarterback in the NFL last season by pretty much every single metric. He gets a coaching upgrade. They drafted Kyler Murray. They bring over
46:42Rondale, like great, but they have a bottom three offensive line and he looked so bad last year that he needs to make huge strides
46:49forward and you can just watch him play while he's on free agency. If he actually looks good to start the season,
46:54maybe we can stream him, but you don't need to draft him. Bryce Young, I don't think it's ever going to happen. He's
46:59just not a good quarterback. He's had flashes of being okay, but he's never put it together for even half of a
47:05season. He did in fantasy when he got super lucky rushing a couple times, but this is just not a kid you want to
47:11invest in. Um, he has three career 300-yard games across 44 starts. They're going to play slow. They're going to run the ball a
47:17lot. Not worth it. Mendoza, do think he has upside and I do draft him a lot on Underdog because I think
47:24Cousins is going to start the season, but then very quickly we'll see Mendoza.
47:28People are freaking out on Underdog.
47:30I've seen him go up pick 200. I drafted him in round 18 like a day ago when I had a Bowers team and I was like, how is
47:36this happening? Because people are so overreacting to usable weeks. They're like, well, what if he only plays half a season? I don't get my usable weeks.
47:43Okay, the half of the season's going to be in the second half where you really care and he's such a better prospect
47:48than I think people realize. He's going to make starts. Uh, they have to say Cousins is the starter right now. They have to start with him
47:55because as soon as they go to Mendoza, you can't go back to Kirk Cousins, but once they go to Mendoza, he's going to
47:59be really good. If you're getting him the 190s on Underdog, that's an amazing pick. Uh but for redraft, it's like you
48:04don't it's not necessary. It's not necessary to go after him. It's not necessary to go after Aaron Rodgers.
48:09There's no ceiling on Aaron Rodgers.
48:1125th in adjusted points per game last season. He's now 43 years old. He's going to have like five rushing yards per game. He had zero 300-yard games
48:19last season. That'll probably happen again this year. Sure, they added Pittman, they added Jeremy Jeremy Bernard. That helps. Uh but you're
48:26praying for like 16 or 17 points from him when you start him.
48:30You don't need to do that. You can occasionally stream him if you want to.
48:33And then finally, tier seven, Geno Smith, Tua, and Ridder. Uh this is the list of guys I don't think they're even
48:39going to start all season. Geno has the best chance of starting all year, but the man scored 11 and 1/2 adjusted
48:45points per game last year, and now he's on the Jets. So even if he does start all year, I don't know how much you want
48:49him. Uh Jacoby Brissett, no way. No way he's starting come the fantasy playoffs.
48:54People are way overrating the Arizona Cardinals offense. Right now, they have a terrible coordinator. They've got a bunch of players, and they're probably
49:02going to score bottom three points in the NFL this season, and their schedule is brutal. Brissett will not be the starting quarterback when we get into
49:09weeks 13, 14, 15, 16 this season. They play the Seahawks twice, the Rams twice, the 49ers twice, the Chargers, the Broncos, the Chiefs, the Eagles, like
49:20brutal. Absolutely brutal schedule. Um things finally open up open up for them after their like week 14 bye, weeks 15 through 17. But they might be 1 and 13
49:30by that point. Like they are not going to win many games this season. They're very likely to be the number one overall
49:35pick. They will be transitioning away from Brissett at quarterback at some point. I don't see any point in drafting him on Underdog. In redraft, if you feel
49:42like streaming him to start the season, sure, but he's not going to be good. So I really wouldn't do it. It was all
49:48volume last season. They're going to transition to a much more run-heavy approach, lose a ton of games, and then bench him. That's just going to happen
49:54this year. And then Tua, um well, Tua and J'Mar, I don't even know if either of them are starting, and if
50:00they do start, they're not good, so you're not going to want to be playing them. So, uh those are my top 32
50:05quarterbacks this season. Uh that is the end of the rankings videos this year. I will be doing multiple updates every single day to the actual rankings on my
50:14website, thefantasyfootballadvice.com.
50:18There's a ton of news that happens every single day from now through week one, so I will take all of that into account and
50:24update the rankings accordingly. And you can see custom. So, if you have uh different points for quarterbacks, you want to see how this uh is changed in
50:326-point passing touchdown leagues, how things change when you change interceptions, like all these different things, you can adjust the scoring on
50:38the website. Again, thefantasyfootballadvice.com, there's a ton of other premium content over there as well. The site got a massive upgrade this offseason. You're
50:47really going to want to check it out if you've not done so already. All right, that'll do it for this one. Thank you
50:52all for watching. Camp news video tomorrow, you're definitely going to want to watch that one. But for now, leave a like if you're still here, and
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