Press Coverage - BUY or SELL Year 2 Tight Ends in Dynasty!
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54 min
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Jul 1, 2026
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Colby ParkinsonDalton KincaidMax KlareTerrance FergusonTyler Higbee
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Colby Parkinson
PositiveUsage49:40
Rams tight end with contract expiring after current year; showed barbell-style week-to-week finishes in 2024: TE11 (week 11), TE5 (week 12), TE11 (week 14), TE5 (week 15), TE12 (week 17), top-4 finish (week 18); the source questions whether Rams will re-sign him on one-year deal or move on to younger tight ends Ferguson and Clare, creating uncertainty around his role.
Insight pageDalton Kincaid
PositiveValue42:31
Year 2 tight end ranked ahead of Rondé Gadsden in dynasty rankings; the source states 'I have Kincaid ahead' in direct comparison, though only one spot ahead of Gadsden in the rankings.
Insight pageMax Klare
NegativeDepth Chart46:43
Rams drafted Max Clare in the second round as additional tight end to the room, creating competition and reducing opportunity for Terrence Ferguson; part of Rams' strategy of taking multiple shots at tight end position.
Insight pageTerrance Ferguson
PositiveProjection45:30
Year 2 tight end with Dynasty Data Lab startup ADP of TE26, Dynasty League Football TE27, and Keep Trade Cut TE21; as a rookie used as deep threat out of heavy personnel packages with 18.6 ADOT and led all tight ends with 14 deep targets; the source believes this usage pattern suggests significant untapped potential: 'it makes you think like, okay, what else could he be doing in the NFL?' Positioned ahead of market valuations due to ceiling outcome potential at current price point.
Insight pageTyler Higbee
PositiveInjury48:34
Rams tight end with contract expiring after current year; dealing with prior injury that raises questions about snap share recovery and role in tight end room going forward.
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Episode Transcript
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0:59What is going on, everybody? Welcome on to another episode of Press Coverage.
1:03We help you gain an edge in fantasy football.
1:06I'm your host as always, Wyatt Burdell. With me today, Jeremiah Retzlaff, keeping it in the player profiler family here to talk about some year two tight ends.
1:14Jeremiah, how are you? Hey, Wyatt. Very happy to be here.
1:18And this is kind of like the draft night.
1:21It's like we left and we're just picking back up.
1:24It was so much fun with you in the reactions that we had live as it was.
1:29There's nothing like it that draft time. So it's good to chop it up and be back here with you.
1:36Love listening to the show. Usually I'll be driving around, be at the gym.
1:40So it's an honor and pleasure to be on the show and chop it up with you, Wyatt.
1:46Yeah. Hanging out at the draft house, talking instant reactions to all those draft picks was a great time.
1:52But today we're talking specifically about these year two tight ends and what a class it was.
1:57Before we jump into the individual players, give me your overall macro thoughts on this class.
2:02Well, it's early, middle, late how you benefited so much when you told me, hey, second year tight ends.
2:08And I'm sitting there like, oh my God, they all really hit in their own way and were bullish.
2:14And it really enhanced the tight ends from a macro standpoint.
2:18So the beauty is the price points have all changed.
2:21The decks have all shuffled. The cards are different.
2:24We did have Loveland and Warren at the top, but you take in a Rondé Gadsden.
2:29You have to get over the entry point in Dynasty, the startup price, the rookie round pick that you got him last
2:36year because you got to pay up. He's matriculated up.
2:39And maybe in the event that he has his best run out, he could end up rivaling the Tyler Warrens and the Colson Lovelens.
2:47Sounds crazy because it sounded crazy, a Rondé Gadsden hitting like he did last year until it happens.
2:52So we're not saying that's happening, but you can see that effect out there.
2:57And then Harold Fannin Jr., just an absolute target magnet.
3:00We'll see what he does this year. But just bullish signal in year one.
3:04You can't really put that genie back in the bottle.
3:07So there's a lot of that going on. A lot of you can't put the genie back in the bottle with this tight end class.
3:15And you talk about an influx like next year's quarterback class, Wyatt, where we're going to just get this tilt and change and shift in the NFL.
3:24I feel like we got that last year in the tight end class.
3:28And we're only going to feel those effects in the next three years because these players, I think, will continue to ascend.
3:35Yeah. You know, we've been having some really good rookie tight end seasons as of late, the past handful of years.
3:42And then we got this class where it's like this just blew up the tight end rankings as a whole.
3:48Like you said, they're littered throughout the rankings. They're littered through the top 10 of rankings now.
3:53Today, we're going to be talking about the top five in Dynasty marketplace valuation at this point.
3:59Naturally starting off with Colson Loveland. Tight end three in Dynasty everywhere right after Trey McBride and Brock Bowers.
4:05A lot of people out there even saying like he might be in that tier or be in that tier by the end of this season.
4:13In 2025, 10.3 PPR points per game. That's 10 and 15.
4:17But as we know, he really finished strong in going into the playoffs over his last 12 games, 14.7 PPR points per game.
4:24And really, he was their number one guy into the playoffs.
4:27Like when they needed a play, they were going to Colson Loveland.
4:31So everyone's really excited for him going into 2026.
4:34Worth mentioning, though, with Luther Burden and Romo Junze there, it can be a bit crowded.
4:39How are you feeling about Loveland? Is he worth this price?
4:43Well, it's funny you mentioned it. Tight end three.
4:45When you have McBride and you have Bowers, who are essentially their wide receiver ones.
4:50Look at the receiver room in Arizona. You would still put Trey McBride above Michael Wilson and, of course, Marvin Harrison Jr.
4:57With Brock Bowers, you got Naylor and Tucker. It's clearly 1A is going to be Bowers.
5:02So you have to solve that equation for Colson Loveland because he has to route around Romo Junze and the combination of Luther Burden.
5:10But the beauty is we always have that trope, that message of can you be the top two target in your offense?
5:17And even though the Bears receiving room is better and superior than at least the Raiders, maybe a little bit more even
5:24with the Arizona Cardinals, we think and we believe that Loveland, the trajectory is he will be the 1A in that offense.
5:31So tied to Caleb Williams, you absolutely love to see it.
5:34And Shev, our good friend Shev, talks about this stat and I love it.
5:39I hit him up today. I was like, look, I need to run this stat again.
5:44And the people need to hear it on this show.
5:47There have been nine tight ends since 2000 that have surpassed 650 yards as rookies.
5:52So you've got Kyle Pitts, Brock Bowers, we've heard of him, right?
5:55Sam Laporta, Colson Loveland, Arande Gaston, Harold Fannin, Dalton Kincaid, and Tyler Warren.
5:59Yes, Tyler Warren. So it's been an influx. And then the last one is Jeremy Shockey.
6:05And if you remember his rookie season. Shout out Jeremy Shockey.
6:08Just talking junk. I remember him talking junk to, I think it was Troy Vincent, the defensive back on Philly, catching the touchdown.
6:15Hey, that's just memories there. But this is great company for Colson Loveland and a strong signal.
6:21I really think he's going to at least surpass Roma Dunze.
6:24And cart before the horse, we love Luther Burden.
6:27And I'll be interested to hear what you have to think.
6:31Do you put Luther Burden ahead of Loveland? Or do you think Burden has to earn that to get above Loveland?
6:37Because right now I put Loveland very much near 1A as a primary target in this offense.
6:43I wouldn't be surprised by any outcome of any of these three top three targets on the Bears leading them in targets.
6:50Would not surprise me no matter what. I think it's going to be really close between all three of them.
6:56And I think that Colson Loveland is easily the best player at his position out of those three.
7:02I can understand why we're getting some hype for Luther Burden.
7:05You know, the yards per outrun stat, you know, that everyone likes to point to.
7:10I like to throw out. That's on like 200 less routes than like all the other people in that top list.
7:16You know, like it's a much smaller sample size for Luther Burden.
7:20And I think he still has a ways to go for the hype that he's getting.
7:25So I'm not quite there. I'll say with Loveland, if we think that it's going to even, I think like the general
7:32kind of feeling around the industry is like, it's hard to say who's really going to lead this team in targets.
7:39Well, that's, if that's the case, Loveland is the only one who can really ascend at his position when that's the case.
7:46Because he doesn't need as much to be really good at his position compared to the wide receivers at their position.
7:53So it's easily Loveland for me if I'm going to bet on a piece of this offense.
7:58And I'll say like, everybody wants Colson Loveland on their team, right?
8:02Like once we talk about elite asset, like everyone wants him, right?
8:06Like we can just move past that part. So I think like trying to find real ways to get Loveland is what we have to do.
8:14So like, I want to ask you, let's say you have Brock Bowers or Trey McBride.
8:19What would it take you to move off of them to Loveland?
8:23What has to be added on the Loveland to move down?
8:26Man, so a 27 second, I don't think moves it, but I don't think the problem is once you say, all right,
8:33a 27 one, and we're talking maybe a mid one or an early one, that gets the needle moving.
8:39Problem is, I don't think this is one of those things where I have my guy, you have your guy.
8:45I'm not going to get off of them. I'm not going to come away from them.
8:51Like Loveland, if you have Loveland, you have that entry point, that discovery fee, that founder's fee, where you're not going to
8:57really care to tier, be part of the tier down from the Bowers and McBride people.
9:03And I don't think the Bowers and McBride people are ever going to be interested in tiering down either.
9:09I think they're just glued in, locked into their person.
9:12But the second 27 second feels light. So maybe if you get a 28 second in there too, like two seconds on
9:19top, it's just very tough because you would think the 27 one would get it done.
9:24But do I, I would rather roll with Loveland and keep my 27 one than give that up to launch up.
9:30So I think that's where, how do you find that middle ground?
9:34Do we then go to a player? Is it somebody where you add like a Devonta Smith, a non-guaranteed player, but somebody
9:41who we think is going to be excellent? Like, what would you do?
9:45I think you're right. Like a 27 second seems light to bridge the gap between those two.
9:51But going all the way up to a first might be too much to even want to make the deal.
9:57If you're the Colson Loveland player, like moving off of Bowers or McBride to Loveland in the 27 first is a deal.
10:04I'm probably interested in doing because I feel so strongly about Loveland and potentially, you know, just being in that tier with
10:11those players by the end of season's end. But I also don't think those, you know, I'm actually going to get that
10:18deal, you know, out there on the market. You know, Colson Loveland, it might be one of those, if you want him,
10:25do a startup draft and take him there. That's absolutely true.
10:28It's a great point because all these are in theory and in practice and it becomes illiquid.
10:34When I look at a tight end room and if I want to trade my tight end, I look around and I
10:41think a lot of people are willing to just roll with what they have.
10:45They're not interested in tearing up to the Bowers and the McBrides.
10:49If you've got somebody like a Kyle Pitts and a Harold Fannin Jr.
10:53Somehow if you've lucked into them or you've got a Gaston and a Tucker Kraft or a Gaston and a Sam Laporte, you're like, hey, you know what?
11:02I'll just roll with trying to find different positional advantage.
11:05So in a way, there's tight end gridlock that's happened and occurred.
11:09And the beauty is how we let off the show with these tight ends early, middle and late.
11:15It's just given us an influx where do you want to do the barbell strategy in a startup where you go early
11:22at tight end and go late or you skip the entire middle?
11:25Or do you get somebody like a Tucker Kraft as your tight end six?
11:30Because you feel like you're at the end of a pocket at a tier before somebody like Kyle Pitts.
11:36But then I feel like you can just keep rationalizing all the way down to somebody like Brenton Strange.
11:42Shout out to his new contract. There's all these tight ends who you're just like, you know what?
11:48I'll keep pushing another round. I'll go with a late Travis Kelsey in tandem with Eli Stowers and then wait till Stowers
11:55hits and then ride out hopefully a dead gap ounce with Eric Biennemi and Travis Kelsey.
12:00So do you see that influx too across the tight end where it's littered and it's tough to go into your other
12:0711 and say, I'm going to get out of my tight end room and really reap the feast?
12:12You know, say Drake London, I can get three ones out for him.
12:16Do you really feel like you can get that cash out viability versus I kind of think that most people are like, you know what?
12:24I'm set. I'm good with what I've got. And I'm just going to accept the tight end room I have because there's a lot more depth out there.
12:33I think the beautiful thing right now is for many years we were talking about like, oh, tight end is back.
12:40We have tight end depth that and like we were wrong for many years.
12:44I think it's actually right now. There are tight ends littered throughout the tighter tight end rankings that I feel good about at their prices.
12:52You know, there truly are a lot of really good tight ends in the NFL right now that are producing in fantasy football.
12:59So ultimately, I think really you can kind of find your path in your league.
13:04You know, finding the prices that make the most sense wherever they are in in those rankings.
13:10You know, whether that's being a tight end room where you're you've got a couple fringe top 12 guys and you're playing
13:17the matchups, whether it's finding an elite and and and a dart, you know, late round dart to possibly be something.
13:23Or like you said, the Kelsey Stowers kind of balance at tight end.
13:27I think all of these are viable at this point in your dynasty leagues.
13:32All right. Tight end two for the day. Tyler Warren.
13:35Tight end four everywhere. Just like Loveland. He's right after him.
13:38These two are probably linked for the rest of your careers going so closely in the NFL draft in rookie drafts.
13:45And now both having really good rookie seasons. Tyler Warren 11.1 PPR points per game as tight end nine in 2025.
13:52But as we know with him, he was better before the Daniel Jones injury, 13.1 PPR points per game in the first 12 games.
13:59Daniel Jones gets lost for the year. That offense craters a bit.
14:03How are you feeling about Warren? I'm very happy, excited.
14:06I'm invigorated by him in this offseason. We were hurt.
14:09It was basically the amecabuca syndrome where front half, back half, and the psychological dulling that you have where the dopamine just drained.
14:17And, yeah, you're like, okay, respect to Tyler Warren.
14:20But we need to get back again excited about his prospect profile, how he just dominated, and was just a NFL player.
14:27When you watch eye test Tyler Warren at Penn State, he was just an absolute monster on the field.
14:33He was just gigantic, and you could just tell, hey, this guy's going to be a hooper at the NFL level.
14:39And you spoke to Wyatt the first 10 weeks.
14:42He all managed to be the tight end four despite just the drop-off in the final eight weeks due to the Daniel Jones injury.
14:50If the Colts can have some amnesia and want to re-roll with Daniel Jones, then why can't we with Tyler Warren?
14:56You take into account Alec Pierce is going to probably start on the pup for the season.
15:02Looking that way. Yep. All the signs point to, oh, go get some Josh Downs.
15:06But the more expensive premium price piece is Tyler Warren.
15:10First 10 weeks last year, third in targets with 64.
15:13Third in receptions. First in yards. Yards per route run, six.
15:16First in yak. So the numbers were all there for Tyler Warren.
15:20Ironically, if you were keyed in on the games, Wyatt, it was first quarter, first drive.
15:25He was getting fed. He was in the game plan.
15:28And then there was even some fallout there. So you're sitting there thinking, like, if you could be the feature, we talk
15:35about being the one in the offense. There's a lot of viability opening opportunity here for Tyler Warren to be the number one in this offense.
15:43And he has a shot to be the top tight end in fantasy football.
15:48And I've got to say, Loveland truthers, Warren truthers, I'd like to know, are you one, the other, or both as a truther?
15:55Because I find it's the same thing with Jaden Daniels and Caleb Williams.
15:59You could be in on Jaden Daniels, his rookie season, a little bit more bearish on Caleb, but still understand, hey, Caleb's going to be good long term.
16:08And then as things shifted, they went divergent. But I think year three track, Caleb has ascended up highest.
16:14Like, one doing well doesn't have to mean the other is bad.
16:18And I see Jaden Daniels with a bounce back while Williams ascends.
16:22The same thing for Loveland and Warren. Just because you're a Warren truther doesn't mean you have to be out on Loveland.
16:29And just because you've been sharp and the smartest person in the room on Loveland doesn't mean you have to throw away Tyler Warren.
16:36Both can be good. And right now, respective, it's accurate.
16:40A three and four ranking is there for a reason.
16:43And I see so much bullish out there for Tyler Warren.
16:46So are you more of a – who were you coming in more of a truther of?
16:52And how do you feel about those two? I was a Loveland guy coming in.
16:56I liked him more. I thought he was a more complete tight end.
17:00And I liked that he did a little bit more of his production earlier on in his career.
17:06Whereas Tyler Warren was kind of a senior season breakout.
17:09It was a hell of a breakout, right? But it was late.
17:13So it was just like nitpicking between those two.
17:16That's what put me on to Loveland. But it wasn't like I disliked Tyler Warren.
17:21It's just I preferred Love Between the Two. I love the point that you brought up about Warren and how he was
17:28a part of their game plan immediately and early in games.
17:31And really that passing game left some meat on the bone.
17:35Because if people forget, like the Colts were crushing it early in the season.
17:39And like so much so that they stopped having to pass like in games.
17:44Like they were just winning games so easily that they didn't have to pass as much.
17:49But like you'd watch these box scores like as they're happening.
17:52And Tyler Warren is like four for 50 in the first half.
17:56But he ends with like six for 67. And you're like, oh, okay.
18:00Like, you know. So there was actually some left there on bone for him.
18:04Unfortunate, you know, end of the season run with Daniel Jones being hurt.
18:09I really like him moving forward in 2026. I think the Alec Pierce injury leads even more into Tyler Warren's hand.
18:15Potentially more than Josh Downs. People have really jumped on Josh Downs because Josh Downs is a dynasty truther for so many of us.
18:23They're like, we're waiting for that breakout to happen that we really want and we're really jumping on it.
18:29But like Tyler Warren just staying there. He was already one of the prime targets in the offense before any of this, right?
18:36So that could just easily happen again in 2026.
18:39I want to ask you now, do you think this is a similar situation to Colson Loveland when it comes to action on the dynasty market?
18:47Like we were talking about like if you were trying to move back from McBride or Bowers to Loveland, is it basically
18:54the same kind of deals when you're looking at Warren?
18:57Like same types of trouble? Like is this a startup pick as a way to get him?
19:03I would approach it towards could you patch Tyler Warren?
19:06And Emeka Ibuka and land Justin Jefferson. Would that be a little bit closer?
19:10In the pendulum sliding for tight end, I still think we're in that gridlock where there's a lack of liquidity on the
19:17market, where you're sliding back the scales for the tight end.
19:21I don't think you're going to get the payout that you want for Tyler Warren.
19:26That's what it comes down to. You're not going to get the satisfaction of the cash out splash that you think you could.
19:33And especially that back half. If you're a Warren truther, you know what you're holding.
19:38You know what you've got. But a trade partner who's wise and savvy can say, you know what?
19:43They really, you know, crap the bed at the end of the year last year.
19:48And you can blame push shift narrative how you want to your favor when you're trying to deal towards that and throw
19:55some negatives out there to try and lower the price.
19:58So I don't think you're going to get a satisfactory price on trying to sell on Tyler Warren.
20:04I don't think you would want to either. Either he's 24, a young 24, just a tremendous talent.
20:10And the idea of maybe he could get some carries inside the five.
20:14I would really just when you look at his touchdowns where he had just four, that's another one.
20:19We get right. Right. We get six more touchdowns.
20:22And sometimes just those touchdowns, those handful of touchdowns make or break how you're catapulting up the tight end rankings in the finish for the season.
20:30And you're telling me that he can't get 10 touchdowns next year.
20:34It would absolutely alter a whole lot for him.
20:37And he was still the tight end four. So that's what just I keep coming back to is you basically, you know,
20:44shit the bed the last half to fault of his own or no fault of his own, wherever people stand on that.
20:51It just wasn't there in the second half. And you had mentioned the meat on the bone for the rest of the game.
20:58What if they're, you know, they talk about that looks maxing phase, that clavicular guy, whoever it is.
21:04But what if they were like tight end target maxing?
21:07What if you're Tyler Warren maxing throughout the entire game?
21:10If you're the Colts, the game plan funnels and runs through Tyler Warren.
21:14Let's get that for a full 17 games. Then you're looking at somebody like Travis Kelsey.
21:20And funny enough, last year, Kelsey talking about a value.
21:23I know he's not on the show sheet, but Travis Kelsey presents as a value.
21:27We had mentioned them before because his numbers are receptions, targets yards per reception were very on par with Tyler Warren.
21:34So it's so funny how we've cast away Travis Kelsey.
21:37Kelsey, there's a bargain bin player for everybody out there is Travis Kelsey.
21:41Who would have ever thought that we'd say that for next year with Eric B.
21:46Enemy. So funny enough, one is tight end for young and moving up, matriculating up our charts.
21:52And then the other is kind of getting casted away and told to retire while he gets married to the world's most famous pop star in Taylor Swift.
22:00But yeah, exactly. It is wild to see Travis Kelsey still do his thing at the point he is in his career.
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24:55Before we get to these tight ends, Jeremiah, let the people know what you've been working on.
25:00It's funny enough, it's in tandem with you, Wyatt.
25:03The player profiler draft kit, which was just mentioned by the Podfather.
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25:57But let's move on to our next tight end, Harold Fannin Jr.
26:01Now, this is where we start to see a little bit of variability in the tight end evaluation because tight end five
26:08to tight end seven, depending on where you look.
26:11Dynasty Data Lab, he started at tight end five.
26:14Dynasty League Football started up ADP, tight end seven.
26:17Heat trade cut, tight end six. In 2025, 11.7 PPR points per game.
26:21He also was one of these who started to take off a little bit more towards the end of the season, 13.2
26:28PPR points per game over his final nine games.
26:31This is one of those where it was like, how did we not see it coming?
26:36And I know that there were people out there who were plenty excited for Harold Fannin Jr.
26:41coming into the NFL. But it was like, oh, the most productive college football tight end ever gets to the NFL.
26:48And he's immediately productive. And the offense just like builds the plane around him in the passing game.
26:53Like, yeah, of course, that's what happened. But because he's duck footed and he's not quite as athletic as people thought he
27:00would be in testing, you know, he falls down draft boards.
27:04But he's one of those people when you watch him play, you're just like, this dude is so good.
27:10Like, he's dynamic with the ball in his hands, consistently breaking tackles.
27:14He is he's definitely one of these players who has much better football speed than time speed.
27:19Like on the field, he he actually looks like a really athletic tight end when the way he's moving.
27:25And again, it's just impressive that like day one.
27:28And this is with David Njoku on the team still, who was still respected to be like a good tight end last year.
27:35And they're just like, not immediately. It's Harold fan juniors group.
27:39Like, it's this guy. So how are you feeling about fan going into 2026?
27:43It's crazy because going back to we saw it coming, but we didn't.
27:47And it's part of the degree of just because it hasn't happened doesn't mean that it can't happen.
27:53And I think what happens is we get so caught up in fantasy football of thinking, hey, there'd be too many tight ends who can hit.
28:01And what did happen? Too many tight ends did hit.
28:04And now we have a good saturation, a good problem.
28:07But because you wanted to limit it to maybe people thought, hey, you know what?
28:12It's just got to be we got to park it at Loveland and Warren.
28:17We just can't have more tight ends come in here and burst onto the scene.
28:21But you know what happened? Harold fan and junior around the gas and would not be denied regardless of draft capital round three pick Harold fan and junior.
28:30You love the investment. Remember, recall, and I know you're a Cleveland Browns fan.
28:35And we were really excited at the draft house for what they were doing with adding second round.
28:40Quenchon Jenkins, third round, Harold fan and junior fourth round.
28:44Dylan Sampson just offense. And we see what happened with the miles Garrett trade.
28:48They're trying to reload and just get so many opportunities because you want teams aren't necessarily better drafters than others.
28:54There are some who are outliers. But really, if you do percentages, the more opportunities you have, the Packers and Patriots do this a ton.
29:02You get mass amount of picks because you're only going to hit on a certain percentage.
29:07But you want to increase that percentage amount by having more picks.
29:11So hopefully Harold fan and junior continues on this path.
29:14And I love what's going on with Denzel Boston, Casey Concepcion.
29:18My one dent in the can for Harold fan and junior is last year he had 107 targets.
29:23So that was fifth. And number one was Trey McBride, 169 targets.
29:27Very nice. And then it goes down about 40 targets to Kyle pits at 118.
29:32Tyler Warren, 112. Travis Kelsey. There he is. He and Tyler Warren, 108.
29:36And then right behind Travis Kelsey, 107 targets for Harold fan.
29:40And we would like to see that continue up on the targets like, hey, 115, 120.
29:45I think that slice of pie to duplicate the 107 targets is actually more likely or less because I think we're going
29:52to get just more natural competition for Harold fan and junior.
29:55It doesn't mean his talent is gone down. But I think the opportunity and the slice of pie for what we were
30:02talking about with Loveland, with Warren to be the top part of their offense.
30:07I think that is going to not necessarily present itself and be as plentiful for the Browns and for Harold fan and junior.
30:14If you look back two years ago, I know we've talked about how much we love David and Joku and Joku had like 150 target pace in 2024.
30:23So it was lining up for 2025. So the surprise was anybody who was on David and Joku had the right call.
30:30You know, me. Correct. But adjacent. It was just adjacent.
30:33I just missed. And I was wrong on in Joku, but had the right sense.
30:38And it ended up being Harold fan and junior.
30:40If you look at him last year, eighth and receptions, eighth and receiving yards, 731, seventh for yak, ninth and unrealized air yards.
30:48So there's more out there. I would like to know your opinion.
30:52Why? Do you think it's should or Sanders? Do you think it's to Sean Watson?
30:56Do you think, how do you think it affects Harold fan and junior?
31:00I think it's to Sean Watson start the season because he's got too much money on his contract for the Browns.
31:07Not to at least see if he can somehow get it back, which I don't think happens.
31:12And then Chador is back in there at some point.
31:16Who knows if we even see a third QB sighting in that room, even without injury.
31:21Because I don't think either of them really have it.
31:24It could affect this Browns offense as a whole.
31:27It will obviously affect it. But to the extent at which it affects the ability of the pass catchers to be there
31:34for fancy for us is what we're really concerned about.
31:37And that depends on how much they can be this fun bad team that we've seen them be in the past.
31:43Where they're still getting enough pass attempts that our players get there for fancy because they're so bad.
31:49They're in garbage time. This is like the Arizona Cardinals corollary, too, from last year where they were just in garbage time immediately.
31:56So they had to pass a bunch. The Browns have been this team in the past.
32:02We saw it for a couple years in a row.
32:05The Browns were one of the teams with the highest plays per game in the entire NFL, even though they were awful and had terrible QB play.
32:13That could happen again this year. It really kind of depends on what Todd Munkin is willing to do with that offense.
32:20And if he's willing to let them drop back a lot, which I think he is, because I think we've seen that before from him.
32:28Those were his offenses back in the day before he got to Baltimore.
32:32And they kind of were with Baltimore at times.
32:35So yes and no, which I hate to give a little bit of a non-answer.
32:40I think it can affect them, but they can still get there for fantasy, including Harold Fan, because of the garbage time, that kind of thing.
32:48I'm going to throw it back to you now, Harold Fanon Jr.
32:52Let's talk about actual value and dynasty. He has that little bit of variability in his cost, and that's because of Sam Laporta and Tucker Kraft.
33:00So how do you have those three ranked? Sam Laporta, Tucker Kraft.
33:04I would put Harold Fanon Jr. 5, Tucker Kraft 6.
33:07That's the correct answer, by the way. And then go 7 with Laporta.
33:11We believe we've seen Sam Laporta be the tight end one overall.
33:15We've seen Drew Petsing. There's narrative street that's out there.
33:18Right now, I would still rank Harold Fanon Jr.
33:21And I would say for liquidity, I think you could start entertaining a 27-1, one-for-one, for Harold Fanon Jr.
33:27And I think there'd be some liquidity there. And I think there's people who can understand directionally it's going a little bit wrong for Fanon Jr.
33:35for his sophomore year. But it doesn't mean it's an indictment on his talent.
33:40So in Dynasty, it's funny enough, if it's going to be Arch Manning, you don't want to give up that pick, clearly, because that'll be way early.
33:48You wouldn't want to do an early pick. But maybe mid-round 27, round one to late is where I would value somebody
33:55like a Harold Fanon Jr., where, especially in the tight end premium, it's valuable.
34:00And it's crazy how things have changed up to that point.
34:03What would you do? Early, clearly, you wouldn't want to do an early.
34:07But mid-27-1, late-27-1, would you send those away to get Harold Fanon?
34:11Would you sell on the opposite end? It's tough, because that is, I think, the exact right price of valuation for Harold Fanon.
34:18Because I've tried to knock on some doors, and I can tell people, some may even hear that valuation and hear, like, really?
34:2627 is supposed to be really good? How was he worth that?
34:29I've tried. 27 seconds don't even get the conversation started for Harold Fanon right now, in my experiences.
34:35So I think your valuation is correct. And it's going to be a little bit team-dependent, obviously.
34:41We have to, you know, do that a little, throw that in there, of course.
34:45But I am probably holding if I have him and buying for that price.
34:50But my only hang-up on buying for the price is, how much more do you have to add to get up higher at tight end?
34:58Which I love Harold Fanon, but, like, I can recognize the difference between him and Loveland and Warren.
35:03Like, how much more would you have to add on to get to Tyler Warren?
35:08You know? So that's my only hang-up on paying that price for him.
35:12Yeah, I guess you grease it with, that's where the 27 second becomes so valuable.
35:17Because I don't think people realize how good the 27 second rookie round is going to be.
35:22Right. You talk about seat for chairs. And that's what I think people aren't catching on to is that that would be,
35:29man, maybe up to 108 or 109 of this year's first round class where I would take a second round.
35:36And Jardarian Price, even, I would even go up to, I'm tempted to go up to Jardarian Price.
35:41And not to be confused with Podcast Pete, who, he likes Jardarian Price, but this is actually Jardarian Price proper, just in
35:48case people were trying to follow at home. Our fourth tight end of the day is Arande Gaston II.
35:54Tight end 10 on Dynasty Day Lab startup ADP.
35:57Tight end 12 on Dynasty League Football startup ADP.
36:00Back down to tight end 12 on Keep Trade Cut.
36:03Which I think is interesting because after the David Njoku signing and the Charlie Kolar signing, it was like everyone was panicking.
36:10Right. And we've seen his best ball ADP drop since then pretty far.
36:14But all of Dynasty League folks tend to still be like, nah, he's still around again.
36:19So we're still excited about him. And so I thought it was really interesting dynamic to see his ADP still kind of holding here in Dynasty.
36:28As a rookie, 8.8 PPR points per game. That was tight end 19.
36:32But we know in the middle of the season, there was actually the stretch where he was kind of crushing it.
36:38And over the course of the season, he had six games of at least 10 PPR points.
36:44But he also had seven games of 6.1 or less.
36:47And it's really this kind of like boom bust player based on what was going on that game, that situation, that defensive matchup for Gadsden.
36:55And I would project we're going to have more of that continuing into 2027.
36:59But he's also an ascending player. So he's a little bit tough to gauge, I would say.
37:05How are you feeling about him? I love him.
37:07He had that month stretch where he was tight end 12, 1, 3, and 10.
37:12And the beauty is, okay, you say four tight end 1 games.
37:16And you're like, well, is tight end 12 really that beneficial?
37:20Is tight end 10 really that beneficial? But he had tight end 1 and tight end 3 on a given week and back-to-back weeks.
37:27Very beneficial. So I'm loving Rondé Gadsden. It really comes down to, and it's funny, when people, they made more of the
37:34David Njoku signing, I feel like I thought, like, what?
37:37That's going to stop you? It didn't stop Harold Fannin Jr.
37:41He was hanging on free agency for so long.
37:44Like, the Brown just let him walk? And like, people cared about this?
37:48Yeah, I'm not letting him pull back the ascendance of somebody like Ronda Gadsden.
37:52So we've already seen it with Harold Fannin Jr.
37:55And I'm somebody, I love David Njoku. And I think you also loved him as well.
38:00But the time has changed. And he's not that player anymore.
38:04Two wide receiver sets. You're talking about big sets.
38:06Okay? Ronda Gadsden is going to be on the field.
38:10And the coolest thing for the Chargers, and this isn't necessarily the tight end position, but everything affects everything in football.
38:16Well, Brendan Thompson, the speed that Mike McDaniel is going to bring in to have Brendan Thompson burning, stretching defenders over the top.
38:23And the threat of Keaton Mitchell on a given play.
38:27If it's two backs in the backfield with Hampton and he, or if it's a Mitchell play, what have you.
38:33A Ronda Gadsden, Lab McConkie, and whether it be Quentin Johnson, Trey Harris, whether it's two or three wide receiver sets, whatever
38:40is happening on the field, that speed that you have with Mitchell and Thompson, where Mike McDaniel can show it from any
38:47different angle, it's going to wreak havoc on NFL defenses.
38:50So that is just another bullish signal for somebody like Rondé Gadsden.
38:54And so I think it's a gift. The price is insulated for a Ronda Gadsden that is just kind of keeping him dulled.
39:01And I would also say, if you want to be bearish on Harold Fannin Jr.
39:06in 2026, just steep down to a Ronda Gadsden and get hopefully the Harold Fannin run out that you had last year.
39:13Knowing that next year, the quarterback room will get better for Cleveland, for Harold Fannin Jr.
39:18We hope it's Arch Manning. You hope it's Arch Manning.
39:21Or just, God, somebody. I hope they get it right.
39:24Somebody. Yeah, just get it right. Exactly. Maybe it's Drew Mestemaker or Darian Mensah.
39:29Who knows? But I see there's a divergence there.
39:32But the beauty is there's a divergence in price between Fannin Jr.
39:35and Gadsden. And I will happily pay that price.
39:38You talk about barbell strategy. I know Scott Barrett mentions that a lot.
39:42So shout out to him. That end of the barbell, ironically, that you can get another year of Gadsden at the other
39:49end of the barbell than the front. Sign me up.
39:52So are you in on Gadsden? Are you more bullish or bearish on him than Fannin?
39:58Do you see that dip as much as I do for Fannin to where it's worth it to go, Gadsden?
40:04How do you feel? I started off pretty bullish.
40:07And I've gotten to a point where he's more of a hold for me at this point.
40:12It has nothing to do with David Joko. We talked about that.
40:16Like, I didn't think that one mattered. I think the one that actually mattered is Charlie Kolar to an extent.
40:22And it's not that he's going to take passing down opportunities from him necessarily.
40:27It's just that he squeezes the snaps for the offense as a whole.
40:31And I think a Rod Zagadson could be this boomer bust tight end like he was as a rookie in his second year.
40:38And that consistency is what I'm worried about because of that.
40:42Best ball dynasty, a little bit of a different story.
40:45But managed dynasty where I have to put him in my lineup every week.
40:49And I'm going to have in the back of my head, is this a week where he goes for five points?
40:56Because this was Ladd McConkie and Quinton Johnston's week or running run centric game plan.
41:01That's what worries me a little bit. So he is a little bit more of a hold for me.
41:07But I want to quickly do some this or that with you, with your excitement for Gadsden.
41:12Would you rather have Gadsden or either of the rookies, Kenyon, Sadiq, and Eli Stowers?
41:17Oh, give me Gadsden, especially from the jump, from the rip.
41:20Yeah. Okay, I have both rookies ahead. So we've got some trade partnership here going on.
41:25I don't think I have to ask any more because if I do, I think I know where you stand on Gadsden at this point.
41:33But I'm going to do it just for the sake of it.
41:37But Gadsden or Dalton Kincaid? Oh, yeah. It's definitely Gadsden.
41:40And what I am trying to do is, man, Player Profiler put out some graphic with every bullish.
41:46It was on the social site with Dalton Kincaid earlier in the season where he was highly ranked on so many efficiency stats.
41:53And I'm just trying to shove that into other people's faces, my league mates' faces, trying to package up Dalton Kincaid as much as I can.
42:01Him and RJ Harvey, can I throw them together to go up to Quinchan Junkins?
42:06I'm like, anybody look for this tight end premium.
42:09Don't you love tight end premium? Yeah, I'm in on Gadsden.
42:12A big part of that, though, Wyatt, is how bullish.
42:16It can't be understated how bullish. And I know it's all the rogue or in vogue.
42:21That's the term. It's trendy. The Chargers. Everybody's amped up, charged up for the Chargers.
42:25But I think it's valid. It's with validity. Sometimes things can just appear as they are.
42:31And I want, as much as the Bills offense can be tremendous, it's a little more Josh Allen and James Cook-centric.
42:37I don't know how much it's going to be DJ more.
42:41I like to call him DJ less. But, yeah, back to what you're saying, Gadsden versus Kincaid.
42:46Give me a Rondé Gadsden. Okay. What about you?
42:49Are you a Kincaid person? I have Kincaid ahead.
42:52Okay. But is it, like, one spot ahead? I don't think I'm necessarily a Kincaid person.
42:57And it is one spot. In fact, I went by my rankings while giving you this or that.
43:03For me, it's Sadiq, Stowers, Kincaid, Gadsden. And I like the path of Stowers being kind of like a Jordan Reed type of player.
43:10And he could really wreck fantasy for that fact.
43:13But we do have to get Dallas Goddard out of the way.
43:17And we do have to see how the post-AJ Brown Eagles offense, that'll be fun to see revealed.
43:22But I'm charging. But that's good. That's good divergence.
43:25And then maybe a 27 second gets us through, gets us a deal.
43:29So, you know, Sadiq for Gadsden in the second.
43:32That might do, that might grease the wheels on a deal.
43:36Yeah. Yeah. Call me up. I would be willing to do that trade anytime.
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45:30And Messi only trusts Duracell. Back here on Press Coverage, we've got one more tight end for you, and that's Terrence Ferguson.
45:37On Dynasty Data Lab, startup ADP, he was tight end 26.
45:40Dynasty League Football, startup ADP, tight end 27. And on Keep Trade Cut, tight end 21.
45:45Pretty interesting price there. As a rookie, we know they didn't actually produce all that much, as he was that third tight
45:52end in that tight end rotation they had going on.
45:55And they actually used him as a deep threat, which was really interesting, out of those heavy personnel packages.
46:01He had an ADOT of 18.6. He led all tight ends with 14 deep targets.
46:06Now, he didn't catch all that many of them because those are pretty low percentage plays.
46:11But it's very interesting to see how they were able to use him and use his athleticism to stretch the field out of these heavy personnel packages.
46:20And because we didn't see that coming, it's made everyone believe, and I think for right reasons to believe that he could really develop into something.
46:28Because if he's already shown this kind of part of his game, when we didn't realize that that was actually something he
46:35could do or that would ever happen in the NFL, it makes you think like, okay, what else could he be doing in the NFL?
46:43But then the Rams also draft Max Clare this year, adding another tight end to that room.
46:48We know that Colby Parkinson and Tyler Higbee are gone after this year.
46:52At least their contracts are up after this year.
46:55We expect them to move on because they've got these two young tight ends.
47:00So there are pockets of the community and across formats that are really excited for Terrence Ferguson and think like he could ascend this year.
47:08It could be set up really well for next year.
47:11Where do you come out of it? It's funny enough, I don't know.
47:15I don't. Essentially. Good stuff. What it is, is you have Max Clare and call back to when Randy Moss hit the league.
47:22Everybody in the NFL, but precisely the NFC Central before it became the North.
47:27Remember, they had Tampa Bay in that division. Everybody and their mother was drafting defensive backs in mass.
47:32And it's funny enough. Hey, until you hit somebody.
47:35And there's going to be guys who don't make it, right?
47:39Ahmaud Carroll. You have for the tight end position for the Rams in a different psychological set.
47:44Hey, we're just going to keep taking shots and stabs at these tight ends because for whatever reason, they haven't had their
47:51Brock Bowers, which I believe they had interest in him.
47:54So that could be their white whale. And they're just shifting and chasing towards.
47:59It's Max Clare in the second round. You have Ferguson with the early draft capital last year.
48:04And you're sitting there saying, hey, we're just going to keep taking swings until something sticks to the wall.
48:10But it's funny enough, I'm sitting there torn and perplexed by do they push Colby Parkinson in a free agent year?
48:17When you look at his finishes last year, week 11, tight end 11.
48:21Okay, Barbell strategy again where, hey, an 11 isn't the best.
48:24But he was tight end five in week 12.
48:27Then go back to week 14, an 11 finish.
48:30Then a five finish in week 15. Week 17, he was a 12 finish.
48:34Week 18, a top four finish. So sneakily, he had some higher performances on the back half of the season.
48:41So I'm sitting there wondering where I go back to when I start off with, I don't know.
48:46It's just the understanding of it could be Ferguson because, hey, all these tight ends who are coming out from Oregon have just done so well.
48:55And then you've got Parkinson. Is he going to continue doing what he did last year?
49:00And then Higby from his prior injury, can he get back on for snap share?
49:05What we do know, Wyatt, is that the Rams run some of the highest amount of 13 personnel.
49:10And I came across the stat, which was crazy.
49:13Matthew Stafford threw 20 touchdown passes, no interceptions from 13 personnel.
49:17Wild stuff. So of all those tight ends, I guess I don't know Ferguson if he's going to be the guy.
49:23But whoever is the tight end in this offense is who we want.
49:27So we shift it back to you. And now that I've said all that, have I confused you more?
49:33Or do you think about it more? Or do you have a conviction on Ferguson and or the Rams tight end room?
49:40No, I think you're right to be confused. I think anybody who is speaking extremely confidently about this tight end room, I
49:47don't want to say is being foolish, but is maybe not practicing enough caution with what could happen here.
49:53Because I think the range of outcomes is almost endless with what could happen here.
49:58To your point, like Colby Parkinson was playing well.
50:01Like, what if they decide to just bring him back on another one-year deal next year?
50:06What if Max Clare turns out to just be really good, like immediately and kind of pushes Terrence Ferguson to the side?
50:13What if Terrence Ferguson builds out this route tree more and they have him start to be the primary type?
50:19Like, everything is on the table. That's what makes it tough.
50:23I think Ferguson had a pretty good prospect profile overall entering the NFL.
50:27I think when you're comparing him to, like, Parkinson and Higby, like, we know who those players are.
50:33And, like, yes, Parkinson had some high finishes, but I think it's more a product than just the offense.
50:39And, like, I can imagine Sean McVay looks at that and, like, boy, if we could get Terrence Ferguson, like, really coached
50:46up to the point where he can be playing ahead of these guys, like, what does that do for our offense?
50:52You know? So, I'm trying to stay ahead of the market overall, but not by a lot.
50:58Like, I'm not as high up as, like, keep Dread Cudd is here at Titan 21, but I'm ahead of those other
51:05market valuations on Ferguson because, like, fantasy is a game about finding those ceiling outcomes, right, to win your league.
51:11So, why not take that bet on a player like Terrence Ferguson who could massively outpay his price?
51:17And if it's a zero, who cares at this price?
51:20So, that's why I stay ahead. I couldn't have said it better myself because it's at that price point you're taking stabs
51:27and you don't have to necessarily have all this conviction in the world or bravado towards it.
51:32It's just a mere matter of you had said, hey, would you love that high output of the Rams 1A tight end
51:39really breaking out, whoever that could be? And the answer is yes in that exercise.
51:44So, at that price point, I think it absolutely becomes appealing.
51:47Love to hear it. Well, Jeremiah, really appreciate you having you on this show, joining me, talking about these tight ends.
51:54It was a great time. But before we got to hear, remind people where to find you and tell them what you've been working on again.
52:02Hey, all that stuff with the draft kit. And I'm on FFD platform as well with Shev and Casey.
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52:18And also, funny enough, you and I have a cool connection with best ball on the DD Fancy platform.
52:24Destination Debbie, as some people will remember it. Best ball night school with Ed DeLauder.
52:29So, I know you love best ball. And when I first noticed you on X, it was a lot of those cash games that you would post.
52:38And you would get in there. We'd get in there with Omega King and just chop it up, man.
52:44So, Tyler O. So, really cool how everything circles back.
52:47And it's just funny enough, I love your best ball content.
52:50And sometimes I'll be like, Wyatt will have some take.
52:54And I'll be like, damn it. Am I even that sharp?
52:57Because this guy's on it. Like, he's, I'm not the only, I think I'm the only one thinking it.
53:03And then you'll post something where that was in my head.
53:06So, it's, I could look at it, hey, it's confirmation bias.
53:10Or I'm not as unique as I think I am.
53:13So, it's appreciative. And that's where you guys can all find me.
53:17I appreciate your kind words again. Yeah. It's a lot of fun to see like something, an idea you've been bouncing around in your head.
53:25And then see someone else that you trust post something similar.
53:28And you're like, okay. Like, yeah, it's making sense.
53:31But on this side of things, you can follow me on Twitter at WyattB underscore FF.
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