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Lemon Drop Kid
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50 min
Duration
Estimated from transcript
Aug 5, 2026
Published
Wed, August 5, 2026
21
Player insights
18
Players mentioned
Topics
Chris RodriguezTucker KraftAlec PierceChigoziem OkonkwoChristian McCaffreyCyrus AllenDallas GoedertDeebo SamuelDeVonta SmithDontayvion WicksJonathan TaylorJosh DownsKenyon SadiqMakai Lemon
Player analysis
Player insights
Alec Pierce
NegativeBust65:23
Alec Pierce is a fade due to injury concerns and the fact that he is unlikely to emerge as the team's de facto number one receiver.
Insight pageChigoziem Okonkwo
NegativeProjection14:38
John Laghezza and Jake Trowbridge discuss the impact of Stefon Diggs on Chigoziem Okonkwo's fantasy value. While Laghezza worries about a drop in target share, Trowbridge remains optimistic that Diggs could raise the overall offensive tide, keeping Okonkwo viable as a late-round target.
Insight pageChris Rodriguez
NegativeUsage69:04
Chris Rodriguez is a potential late-round flex option who may handle goal-line work, though he is viewed as a threat to cannibalize the upside of teammate Brian Robinson Jr.
Insight pageNegativeValue70:16
Chris Rodriguez is viewed as a potential flex option if drafted in the 10th round or later, but Super Troopers is wary if his ADP climbs toward pick 100-120. There is concern he will be an 'annoying' presence who cuts into the upside of teammates rather than being individually fantasy great.
Insight pagePositiveRole70:32
Chris Rodriguez is expected to handle significant high-value goal-line work for a high-scoring offense. He is particularly valuable in half-point PPR formats where touchdown equity is prioritized.
Insight pageChristian McCaffrey
NegativeUsage8:16
Jake Trowbridge expresses concern regarding Christian McCaffrey's heavy workload, citing his 400-plus touch season as a risk factor for injury, and hopes Deebo Samuel's return can alleviate some of that burden.
Insight pageCyrus Allen
PositiveSleeper55:33
Cyrus Allen is a preferred late-round dart throw over Xavier Worthy due to positive training camp buzz and highlight-reel performance.
Insight pageDallas Goedert
PositiveRole20:20
Jake Trowbridge suggests that Dallas Goedert could see an increase in fantasy value due to the injury concerns surrounding Philadelphia's wide receivers.
Insight pageDeebo Samuel
PositiveRole4:44
John Laghezza and Jake Trowbridge view Deebo Samuel's return to San Francisco as a positive, noting his elite yards-after-catch ability (6.5 YAC/rec) and potential to take some workload off Christian McCaffrey, which could help preserve McCaffrey's health.
Insight pageDeVonta Smith
PositiveInjury20:07
Jake Trowbridge feels more confident in DeVonta Smith's availability compared to Makai Lemon, noting that Smith's hamstring issue is a newer development rather than a recurring problem.
Insight pageDontayvion Wicks
PositiveSleeper21:17
John Laghezza is drafting Dontayvion Wicks as a late-round contingency play, viewing him as a player who could step into a prominent role if other receivers are sidelined.
Insight pageJonathan Taylor
PositiveValue63:32
Jonathan Taylor remains a good investment despite concerns regarding his high workload (350+ touches) last season; he is a viable first-round pick.
Insight pageJosh Downs
PositiveUsage65:55
Josh Downs is a target in drafts, especially if the Colts do not sign Keenan Allen, as he could become a focal point in two-wide receiver sets.
Insight pageKenyon Sadiq
NegativeInjury74:05
Kenyon Sadiq suffered a setback in his recovery from hernia surgery, leading Super Troopers to avoid drafting him entirely. The injury, combined with the historical difficulty of rookie tight ends producing, makes him a risky asset whose development may be delayed throughout the season.
Insight pageMakai Lemon
NegativeInjury18:14
John Laghezza and Jake Trowbridge express concern over Makai Lemon's recurring hamstring injury, which has caused him to miss significant practice time. Laghezza is now wary of drafting him in redraft leagues due to the risk of re-aggravation.
Insight pageRicky Pearsall
NegativeBust42:11
Ricky Pearsall is a fade due to injury concerns and the lack of a clear path to playing time even if he returns, especially with Deebo Samuel still on the roster.
Insight pageStefon Diggs
PositiveValue11:58
John Laghezza and Jake Trowbridge view Stefon Diggs' move to Washington as a positive, noting his strong metrics (2.4 yards per route run, high separation score) and expecting his ADP to rise toward pick 90, where he remains a reliable fantasy asset.
Insight pageTerry McLaurin
NegativeRole17:29
John Laghezza highlights that the new offensive coordinator plans to move Terry McLaurin around the formation to increase his target volume, which Laghezza views as a positive indicator for a potential breakout.
Insight pageTucker Kraft
PositiveInjury3:36
Jake Trowbridge observed Tucker Kraft physically returning to practice at Green Bay's training camp after coming off the PUP list, noting his health is a positive development for his fantasy outlook.
Insight pagePositiveProjection44:09
Tucker Kraft is a draftable target who looks fantastic in practice after returning from the PUP list; however, he may have a slow start, so pairing him with a late-round backup tight end is recommended.
Insight pageXavier Worthy
NegativeInjury49:13
Xavier Worthy is a fade due to a recurring shoulder injury that has kept him out of practice; he is not worth drafting at his current ADP until he returns to the field.
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1:48It's getting hot and heavy. Training camp going on with your host and faithful narrator, Mr.
1:54John Laghezza. And our friend and yours, Mr. Jake Trowbridge.
1:57Jake, I probably knocked down another 50 hand drafts or so.
2:01Shuffling around the ranks as the news were going.
2:03We were wondering if we had enough news and notes to talk about.
2:08Well, surprise, surprise. Every hour seems to bring something.
2:11And that thing, like the pebble in the pond, creates some ripple effects.
2:15Mr. Trowbridge, how are you, pal? 50? Can we go back a minute and just discuss 50 drafts?
2:21No, I'm not. That's too many drafts. Nope. Why are you doing that?
2:25I wake up 5.30 every morning to start my baseball work.
2:28And I started with drafts. I'm balancing different price points on different sites.
2:33And I don't, even though I do rankings and I battle test my auto ranks.
2:38Auto drafting is really a dangerous game in something like basketball, especially where one pick could really make a difference.
2:44So I like the hand draft. And if you're going to hand draft and try and max any of these tournaments, you're going all day and all night.
2:53I'm the first one in work and I'm the first one outdoors.
2:57So hopefully we can give, you know, impart some of that knowledge in everybody today.
3:02How are you doing, Fred? I mean, I'm good.
3:05We are just built different, John. That's just all it is.
3:08We're built different. I haven't been doing a single draft since we last spoke.
3:13I did get the opportunity to head out to Lambeau Field to check out their training camp on Friday, which was a great experience.
3:21I got to see physically see Tucker Craft coming off of the pup list as he was riding his bike from Lambeau to the field.
3:29I know we're going to talk about Tucker a little bit later.
3:33But, you know, it's it was a much different experience in Green Bay than I understand that it was in, say, Minnesota for a training camp.
3:41It was a lot nicer from what I understand.
3:44The people in the stands at least. Yeah, I think that comes with the quarterback play.
3:49Yeah, I think I think maybe things were looking a little more precise in Green Bay.
3:55I don't I don't want to say for sure.
3:57The good news, Tucker Craft healthy. The bad news, you didn't get him that love letter that I wanted to give him
4:05about how critical he's going to be to my generational wealth.
4:08All right. Enough of the fooling around, man. Enough of that.
4:12More of this. Let's do the news and notes again.
4:15We're going to run through everybody. And some of these news and notes, even though they may not seem significant, may impact one, two or three other players.
4:24So I'll post your name with the news and note and you just give me a reaction, you know, bullish, bearish.
4:31If you like it, if you hate it, maybe you saw it coming.
4:35First one. This one just happened a couple of days ago.
4:39Debo Samuel. He's going to be going to San Francisco, hopefully avoiding the substation air in the 5G overload.
4:45One year, $4 million seems pretty fair. I mean, probably a good spot, right?
4:49Reunited in it feels so good. They probably know how to use him.
4:54My note on Debo was he was a lot better than I realized he was.
4:59I guess, you know, the season's kind of come and go.
5:02And I thought of him as maybe more of just an afterthought.
5:06And he earned 99 targets last year. So what do you think about Debo in that offense?
5:12I feel like the only real possibilities for Debo to thrive in fantasy was going to be a reunion of some sort,
5:19whether that was Washington or whether that was San Francisco.
5:22I didn't really see a lot of alternate paths for him to be not even a fantasy stud, just fantasy relevant, frankly, this year.
5:30But I do think that getting him back in that system is probably a good thing for him.
5:36You know, he produced for Washington. I don't know if that was simply circumstantial because there weren't a lot of other great targets to be thrown to there.
5:45You know, Terry McLaurin was kind of dealing with things off and on throughout the year.
5:50It was kind of him and Zach Ertz to some extent for a good portion of the season.
5:56Then again, he was also not catching passes from Jaden Daniels the entire time, who was also hurt.
6:02So he did the best with what he had.
6:04That's all you can ask for. I think going back to San Francisco as the number two behind Mike Evans is a good situation.
6:12Poor one out for Ricky Pearsall. The guy is just never going to be out on the field, apparently.
6:18His time in the fantasy sun might be over before it really gets here.
6:23But I don't mind it for Debo. Yeah, there's a few moving parts on this one.
6:28So Debo, again, a little bit better than I realized.
6:31He's still kind of a target earner, you know, which is always the first thing we're looking for.
6:37Nearly 23% target per route. However, right, it's normally a pretty low ADOT.
6:42It was just over five yards. That is not great.
6:45So he does come off as a little bit gadgety.
6:48But that's a great place to be gadgety and a great place to try and earn Yak, something that Debo was still
6:55literally elite at six and a half yards after the catch per reception last year in that big, you know, Tucker Craft and Greg Dulcich tier, right?
7:04Those guys that if you get them one-on-one and shake the first tackle or you dive and miss the ankle, they could be off and running.
7:12So I still think there's some juice. Again, I think the system is the big boost here.
7:18And maybe one more pathway that we haven't mentioned.
7:21Now, I don't know if this is too much galaxy bringing, but substation jokes aside, there have been running back injuries, both James and Black injured.
7:29And Debo's been pretty effective in his career running the ball.
7:33So again, San Francisco with a spot that might be able to get him, looks behind the line of scrimmage with a
7:40little bit of room to shake the shoulders. All of a sudden, I'm a little bit interested.
7:46We know McCaffrey, not the most efficient runner anymore.
7:48Possible Debo is a guy they might turn to if you need a couple of short yards.
7:54What do you think about Debo in the run game?
7:57I don't think you're going to get a volume thing, but whenever he's been back there and healthy, sometimes it's one or
8:04two carries a game and might make a difference.
8:07My hope with them re-signing Debo and bringing him back home is that they plan to take just a tiny bit more of the workload off of CMC.
8:16That's been my biggest concern about Christian McCaffrey is how can he possibly, coming off of a 400 plus touch season, his
8:24career high, how can he do it again? We don't want him to do that again because I feel like that's just asking for trouble.
8:32So if you can have Debo back there taking some of this stuff off of his plate, not a lot.
8:38It's rarely been a high touch count for Debo coming out of the backfield.
8:43But like you said, he's been good at it.
8:46And if that saves CMC so he can play most of the season, that's really what I'm looking for out of Debo in the backfield.
8:54Very last thing, are you drafting him, right? He's at Price 135 right now.
8:58It hasn't really moved much. It felt kind of baked in.
9:02And he was telegraphing this with a workout program and stuff.
9:05I thought he was coming back. So I'm not really expecting the Price to move up too much.
9:11It may move up a little bit. He's going around Jaden Reed, Jordan Addison, Jacoby Myers, probably where he belongs.
9:18Are you drafting Debo? Yeah. Around that group of players, I like Debo as a standout because Mike Evans, at his advanced
9:25stage, not a lot to say on the field either.
9:28So we don't often talk about wide receivers as being handcuffs.
9:32But there's a world where Debo gets even more workload this year.
9:36Oh, interesting. You mentioned contingency value on wide receivers.
9:39We're going to get back to that in a little bit.
9:42I'm going to bury that lead for a little bit because there was one that I kind of foresaw coming.
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11:55This was, you know, breaking news. Bum, bum, bum, bum.
11:58Stephen Diggs is going to be going to Washington, right?
12:01So it's like the pieces are going where we thought, but maybe not exactly where we thought.
12:07I got a little crisscross applesauce there, as my daughter would say, but these things happen.
12:12Deal's going to be worth up to $12 million.
12:15All the details are still a little hairy, but he is going to Washington.
12:19Now, we spoke about Diggs briefly this offseason already.
12:22So just to cut to the chase, I was surprised he didn't go back to England.
12:27They brought him in after the injury. My assumption was to pick up on N plus one this year with the Drake
12:35May breakout, which happened, and they got continuity, but they didn't push forward with Diggs.
12:39So, you know, the attitude thing, maybe what was the cause there?
12:43At only 566 snaps for Diggs, he earned over 100 targets, went 85, 10, 13, and four, 24 and a half target
12:51per route, over 2.4 yards per route. He still got it.
12:54So I'm expecting him to fly up boards. I was digging around the Twitter streets briefly, and it looks like early estimates are ADP 90.
13:02Right now, it was about 130 to 135. So talk to us about Diggs.
13:07Did you like him? And do you like him where he's going?
13:11Because I think that pick 90 probably feels about right.
13:14Where are you on, Stephan Diggs? Yeah, with Stephan Diggs, the thing about the re-signing not coming to fruition until now, I
13:21thought, was more due to the off-the-field stuff. And that seems to have tempered down.
13:26And let's face it, if there is a team that is going to shove aside the off-the-field stuff and invite somebody in,
13:33it is probably going to be Washington, one of like three teams who would be completely willing to overlook that stuff.
13:40Now, on the field, Diggs last year, you mentioned it, great metrics.
13:44I would also add he had the fourth highest ESPN open score rating, which measures separation from defenders, amongst wide receivers.
13:51That was tied with Garrett Wilson. That is a good place to be, especially at the age that Stephan Diggs is at.
13:58So, yeah, I don't mind Stephan Diggs in the, what would that be, eighth round?
14:03I mean, at this point, you're just hoping at least somewhat of a fast start.
14:08Obviously it's a new quarterback. It's a new system.
14:10It's all that. But I think Stephan Diggs is, is not maybe the highest upside play, but he's a pretty reliable play based on where you're drafting him.
14:20Yeah. It's high probability throws, potentially very explosive offense.
14:22And if he's healthy, he can handle more of a snap load there.
14:27I think there's a, I don't think he's going to be a marvelous even one, but where you're getting him definite value.
14:34Last question before we move on, one of the hot pieces for the commanders was Chigakonkwo.
14:39I think inevitably he's going to be affected as of today.
14:43He was tight in 16 around ADP 143. I would expect that to fall.
14:47Maybe he falls down a tier into the one fifties, more closer to Schultz, Barner, maybe even Terrence Ferguson.
14:53He's really on it. He's on a bit of a steam ride up right now.
14:58So what do you think about Chig? Should people be, you know, happy with what they got, maybe not pushing up any further?
15:06Me, I had some Chig when I would get him around cost.
15:10I don't think I'm going to be paying the new price.
15:13I think I'm out at what I'm considering a premium.
15:16We spoke about this. Also, one of my parameters for tight ends, I want them to potentially be the second target earner.
15:24I think that's now out the window. What do you think about Chigakonkwo in regards to the new Diggs move?
15:30John, maybe I'm being stubborn. I might be. I've been known to, but I feel a little bit like Leo DiCaprio and Wolf of Wall Street right now.
15:39I'm not like him a little bit. Oh, thank you.
15:42Wow. That's just overflowing with undue compliments. I appreciate it.
15:46But I do think this is a situation where you're going to see Stefan Diggs go there.
15:51And you're going to think the worst for Mr.
15:54Mr. Oconquo. I don't think this is the worst.
15:57I think that this is a situation where Diggs can raise the boats along with the tide a little bit in Washington.
16:04Now this does to me spell just disaster for any early breakout hopes for that rookie Antonio Williams.
16:10That's somebody that I'm just plainly not interested at this point, but Chico Conquo, we still don't know how effective Terry McLaurin is going to be last year.
16:19It was a bit of an outlier for him, admittedly.
16:22A lot of it do, I think, to the holdout from training camp and some of this stuff kind of spiraled from there.
16:30But you know, we don't know how much that Terry McLaurin necessarily has left in the tank.
16:35I'm not saying that he's going to be a disaster either.
16:39I just want to keep my mind open to the possibility that Chico Conquo is still out there seeing 70, 80 plus
16:46targets and being very effective with those targets. So I'll take him in the last round, absolutely.
16:52Yeah, okay, I'm with that. I still think he's going to get a full complement of snaps.
16:57I think my hope for the ceiling case was an extra boost in target share underneath, in particular at the slot.
17:04And I think Diggs is probably going to soak up a lot of that.
17:08We've seen a lot of two tight ends, which would push Chig maybe offline, where he could be really effective and be a matchup nightmare.
17:17So he's definitely not out. I think there's still talent there.
17:20And I like the offense. We haven't seen a ton from him.
17:24And I think that's why I don't, I just don't want to pay a ton.
17:29You mentioned McLaurin. I can't help it because David Plow, the new coordinator, had mentioned getting him not only 10 targets a
17:36game, but moving him around the formation. And that's a total bull signal for me.
17:41Whatever we're hearing about getting your X or most talented receiver, you know, away from the outside all the time.
17:47We saw it be the, you know, breakout point for London on a per game basis and CeeDee Lamb on a per game basis.
17:55Even Justin Jefferson at points. I think that's, I think that's how you do it.
18:00So yeah, I guess you're right. I guess you're right.
18:03Maybe I was a little too overreactive because at the end of the day, he really is still cheap and it's a
18:11tight end with ceiling that you could easily drop and replace him.
18:14All right. Right now, the radio listeners can't see, but I'm wiping away a tear for Philadelphia rookie wideout, Makai Lemon, wide receiver 19.
18:22He's going up high, man. He now hasn't practiced this for a second straight day because of the hamstring.
18:28That's been an issue in the past and we haven't gotten details.
18:32The quotes are kind of murky. The actual injury is quote unquote unknown.
18:37We don't think it's quote unquote significant, but it is alarming if he's missing half the spring with an injury.
18:43What do you think about Lemon? Someone I was drafting, there's a contingency value.
18:48I'm pushing up wicks just in case this keeps him out and stalls that rookie learning curve.
18:53Where were you on Makai Lemon? Yeah, my heart is drowning in pure sadness right now, John.
18:59Makai Lemon, one of my favorite rookies coming in, had very high expectations for him in the sort of new look Philadelphia
19:06offense that's going to be without AJ Brown. Hamstring injuries.
19:09I've said it before. I'm not a doctor. I don't even have the lab coat, but recurring hamstring injuries are nothing to
19:16mess with in fantasy football because the possibility that he suits up week one and they say he's fine and he's out
19:23there, but then gets re-injured throughout the season. That's a real thing.
19:27We've seen guys come on and off the injury reports because of hamstring injuries.
19:32And so planning week to week can be very tricky.
19:35And then the added fact that he is a rookie and it could have already been a slow start for him because
19:42earlier in the mini camps, he was dealing with this hamstring injury.
19:46It's all just kind of boiling up to this spot that I hate to say it.
19:51I'm not very interested in Makai Lemon in redraft right now.
19:55In Dynasty, I'm still very bullish. Incredibly bullish on the guy.
19:58In redraft, it makes me so nervous. I don't know that I'm going to go crazy and start pivoting to all the other pass catchers that are there.
20:07Devontae Smith also dealing with a hamstring injury, but that's a newer thing.
20:12That's not something that's been popping up. So I feel more confident about Devontae Smith and his availability and the fact that he's a veteran.
20:20But yeah, it's a real bummer. So maybe Dallas Goddard will find his way into my redraft stocks a little bit more.
20:27Yeah, it's a big boost for him. He's always excelled whenever pieces were missing.
20:32And it's not just fantasy football, fantasy sports in general happens baseball all the time.
20:36The baseball season that was so long, a lot of times we want them to stay out.
20:42Stay out as long as you need because of the re-aggravation factor that you mentioned.
20:47That's number one. So here we are hoping that they keep out our rookie who needs critical snaps.
20:53Even right. Generally, we're thinking about rookies producing in the second half.
20:57A lot of that is based on chemistry and repetitions that they've built up along the way.
21:02If you're going to hamper that number, oh man, this stinks.
21:06I'm a little bit worried. Lemon had been one of those, you know, an oasis for me.
21:11We've talked about waiting for quarterback. Lots of times you can go hurts to Lemon at the 7-8 turn or in the 7th and the 8th.
21:20And you're feeling really good about a quarterback one and a wide receiver like four or flex guy that could step right into production.
21:27Now I'm worried. I've been drafting Dontavian Wicks. He goes so late, really an afterthought.
21:32I just had him as a contingency play because, one, I just worry about rookies catching on in the NFL at all.
21:39And then, like you mentioned, there are a few wide outs that I feel would step into a prominent role with an
21:47injury, Wicks being one of those guys. Do you think Wicks should be part of a last-round redraft plan?
21:53And there are people drafting right now. And I would say if you can make him an easy drop, you definitely want
22:00to do that because you could see where this could go very right for Wicks.
22:05I'm glad you brought up Wicks first. I didn't want to have to do it as the Packer fan.
22:11I didn't want any sort of fandom fanaticism sort of biasing me in this.
22:15But I do think Dontavian Wicks has been getting a fair amount of hype already.
22:20Coaches seem to love him. He does seem like somebody who could step into a sizable role.
22:26If he's a last-round or approximately a last-round guy, yeah, toss him onto my roster.
22:31Like you said, if he starts off the first couple of weeks and he doesn't look that great and he's just not
22:38earning targets, all right, smell you later. You know, I think this is a possible uptick for the Wicks hive.
22:44But just a tough blow for the Lemonheads out here, man.
22:48Yeah, I love all those name drops, by the way.
22:51Like, yeah, 100%, as much as we like these rookies, we have to be honest about it.
22:57Now, if he were to start getting into the 9th and the 10th, I'm going to reconsider it where it's more of even a bench pick.
23:05Sometimes, right, I don't like to overpay for rookies.
23:08I wouldn't consider that an overpay. I'll draft him and stash him and then go back for starters that I think could produce in the first month.
23:17Again, you know, like Wicks and maybe they make an interesting handcuff pay.
23:21Maybe we're in the age of handcuffing wide receivers, you know.
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25:24Healthcare just got less painful. Now, next wide receiver you mentioned.
25:28I don't think we really need to go into it.
25:31It's Ricky Pearsall. It doesn't sound like you're going to get anything from him, though.
25:36I guess there's one easy question. Would you draft Ricky Pearsall right now at any cost?
25:41Again, my hands are firmly in the fantasy dirt.
25:44He still gets drafted in every single draft. Sometimes it's at the very end of a 20th rounder.
25:50Where if he's going to come back, even for the last month or two, he could be a contributor.
25:56I'm not that guy. I don't like to invite injuries.
25:59Would you draft Pearsall at any cost? Nah, I'm out.
26:03I don't see it. I just I just there's no reason for me to believe that he's going to be back there
26:10in any reasonable amount of time to have him clogging up my my bench spots, even an IR spot at that point.
26:17Like if he's going to be back for the fantasy playoffs.
26:20All right. Great, I guess. But we don't even know if he's going to get much run if Debo is still there.
26:28Yeah. And for as much as these coaches and coordinators lie to us basically every time they open their mouth, transactions and roster moves are true.
26:36Right. Playing time is true. That's when they actually show their cards.
26:40When they go and acquire somebody with some talent, even though I don't think their archetypes necessarily overlap.
26:46They just brought somebody in immediately, which worries me.
26:49Now, talk of Kraft cheese. Let's go, man. I was really excited to see that he came off the pup list immediately.
26:56Again, there were people who panicked. You told us to be careful with that.
27:00We went through the different types of pup list.
27:03You could check that out last week. He's practicing.
27:06They are over the moon about this guy. They said he looks fantastic.
27:10He's even dropped. Not a full round was my trigger point at ADP 80.
27:15I am seeing him closer to 90 at points.
27:18I think just the pup thing has people a little off.
27:21I would draft Kraft. I would draft Kraft and stash him if I had to.
27:26But I'm drafting him because I think he's going to be ready for week one.
27:31Talk to us about your tight end one. Just, just, just so excited for this man to be back on the field.
27:38I can barely contain myself. I've been saying for much time, maybe too much time, arguably, that there's been too much of
27:45an emphasis placed on this injury because we had some ambiguity there.
27:49And I can appreciate it. I can appreciate not wanting to jump into bed with somebody who is coming off of an injury like that.
27:58But with both him and George Kittle, these are two guys, two archetypes that if they say they're going to be out
28:05there, there's a pretty decent chance you should believe them.
28:08They've proven that. They have a history. They have a good track record fighting through these injuries.
28:13Now, I don't know that Kraft's going to come off to a hot start.
28:18That's the one thing I've been cautioning about. And you've mentioned it as well, John.
28:23If you're going to draft Tucker Kraft, which I plan to, I am going to make sure that I grab another tight
28:30end very late that I feel somewhat comfortable in for the first couple of weeks.
28:35Because I don't want to be out here and then Kraft is, you know, only running 30% of the routes or something
28:42like that his first couple of weeks. I just want to be safeguarding myself.
28:47So give me that Greg Dalsich super late or whoever, Chico Conquo now, if he's going to be falling that far.
28:53And let me rely on those guys the first couple of weeks.
28:57Yeah, I love that. I actually love that you mentioned players that in this new meta we're up against with multiple tight
29:04end sets and fewer three wide receiver sets. Those might be guys that end up being flex plays.
29:10We haven't quite entered the realm of tight end flexes, but you could see how it could get there for some of
29:17these teams only because they're only tight ends in name only, right?
29:21A lot of times, like I mentioned before, the second tight end pushes the more athletic one offline where they're actually running
29:28a wide receiver route from a slot role. And they would and should be wide receivers.
29:34So there is a possibility. And I like those names.
29:37Again, guys, that could be at least a top three target in their team can do the shoulder wiggle, make some space.
29:44All right. We're probably about halfway home on this one as far as names.
29:49But I think these next ones do more of like a lightning round.
29:53I have Xavier Worthy up next. He sprained his shoulder again.
29:56Now, he hasn't returned to practice. They're expecting him later this week.
30:00It is the same shoulder that cost him essentially the entire year from an efficiency standpoint.
30:06I was already a little bit iffy on Worthy.
30:08I think I'm out for as many drafts as I do, Jake.
30:12I mean, zero out of it. That's a word.
30:15If he's banged up, goes 100 picks later. And I'd rather take a pop.
30:20I do think someone in that pass catcher room will go off the like worthy.
30:25I know we still have some fans out there.
30:28It's just not me. I didn't think he was going cheap enough in the first place.
30:33And now certainly not now. Sophistication. Class. Restrain. Dignity.
30:36None of these words have anything to do with Super Troopers 3.
30:40One, two, three, go. Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo! Barbara in the house!
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30:45No new info on the guy who did it.
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32:34Healthcare just got less painful. Doesn't it feel like a million years since Xavier Worthy had that playoff run for the Chiefs a couple years ago?
32:42We didn't get to experience it for fantasy purposes because it was after our fantasy seasons wrapped.
32:48But in the Chiefs actual postseason, he just broke out.
32:51I mean, yeah, sure. But there was a couple of games even before that, before the big garbage time loss.
32:58He was emerging. It felt like he was ramping up.
33:01And then the injury, whatever else came into play.
33:04Patrick Mahomes, the offense in general, just hasn't looked good this past year.
33:08I was starting to get my hopes up though, John, because you know I love the return of Eric Biennemi as their offensive coordinator.
33:16But no, I just can't trustworthy at this point.
33:19This is getting me to pivot a little bit more.
33:22Or if I don't, for example, want to believe in Tucker Craft, maybe you should then wait a couple of rounds and
33:29see what old man Travis Kelsey has left in the tank.
33:33Yeah, Cyrus Allen, I could also see a case for him.
33:36He's been getting all the social media training camp highlight love.
33:40So why not? I'd rather do that than Worthy for sure.
33:43Now, what about Thornton? He's, Taequann Thornton's also getting a little bit of love at the very back end.
33:50And not to even drag people into my best ball street.
33:53If you are getting volume on the Chiefs and the deep looks, that could be a valuable piece, right?
33:59It could be a flex starter. Do you think Thornton has any value?
34:04I'm really having a tough time with these Chiefs.
34:07I've been worrying about the pass volume in general.
34:09The entire market is higher on Mahomes than I am.
34:13Man, outside of Kenneth Walker, if the Chiefs are a really prolific pass offense, I'm going to be in a little bit
34:20of trouble because I've not been on that. Do you like anything there?
34:24I mean, again, these guys are last round picks.
34:27Would you take a stab on any either or both?
34:30It's just really hard. I mean, Taequann Thornton was getting some hype last offseason as well, if I recall, when he made the jump to Kansas City.
34:39And again, all the other stuff still holds true that the offense itself was just looking lackluster.
34:45So I don't want to blame it all on Taequann Thornton.
34:48But we're talking about a guy who, through four years, still hasn't cracked the century mark in receiving yards.
34:54It's a tough guy to want to buy into.
34:57I don't know if I buy into that late of a breakout.
35:01I'd rather go with Cyrus Allen. Yeah. Also, the, hey, a quick way to lose your money is to bet against Patrick Holmes.
35:09But I've been going back and watching all these deep throws.
35:12It's just not the same player. Maybe it was just all Tariq Hill.
35:16But he just, it was always the most accurate deep ball and he could always beat you deep.
35:22That just hasn't felt the way to me. I don't know.
35:26Again, there is certainly a pathway to the unemployment line betting against the Chiefs.
35:30But I think I'm going to take it. Again, Worthy would have to really fall for me to get on it.
35:37But I'm not drafting him at all until he at least returns to practice.
35:42All right. Enough bad news. Not bad news. How about a little bit of good news?
35:47And this has been tough, Jake. I don't think I put a single piece of injury optimism out there all offseason.
35:54Not how I roll. However, Daniel Jones and these Achilles, man.
35:57The thing with these Achilles surgeries is they've physically come up with a new technique.
36:02Right? So I'm trying to correct my own arc.
36:05Right? My own recovery arc. Because of the new surgery.
36:08It's a whole new type where players are on a different timeline.
36:12Daniel Jones, the quote was clearly in a good place.
36:16He's quote unquote unimpeded. That was from ESPN's Ben Solak said it's going to be 100% wheels up, full playbook for Daniel Jones.
36:23They're not going to be babying him. They're not going to be doing anything of the sort.
36:29He feels like himself. The reason I say this is I was worried about that because that's what I do as a pessimist.
36:36We saw how great that Colts offense was with him on the center.
36:40I don't think I could afford to be fading the entire Colts offense.
36:44I'm starting to draft Jonathan Taylor a little bit in the first.
36:48I'm starting to draft downs even. I was already drafting Warren when he falls.
36:53So should I be coming off like the ledge here a little bit?
36:57I was fully ready to go into the season with zero Colts.
37:01And now like, man, I'm starting to scoop them up where I can because I think they're still cheap.
37:07If Daniel Jones is 100% and they're really rocking and rolling in camp, people could start getting really bullish.
37:13We could see the Colts get more expensive. Where are you on Indy going into it?
37:19This is going to be polarizing in the next couple of weeks, I think.
37:23It is. And first of all, can I just say how heartwarming it is to have somebody earnestly be like, yeah, I was worried about the Colts.
37:32But now that Daniel Jones is going to be healthy and presumably starting, that's not where we were a year ago, two years ago, three years ago.
37:41Well, it's just nice to see a guy come back.
37:44I'm going to credit Steichen for as much of this as Daniel Jones.
37:48But the splits were just very hard, incontrovertible, man.
37:51We're talking about historically good. I'm not expecting them to even be that good.
37:56But they were so historically good. How dare we feed a Jonathan Taylor?
38:00He's going in the end of the first round.
38:03People are not into him at all. So talk to us about the Colts and specifically, were you drafting JT and how are you treating them going forward?
38:12Well, I mean, Jonathan Taylor, the only knock that I had against him at all was just another workload thing.
38:18This is a guy that also saw more than 350 touches last year.
38:23It's just it's not like he's old by any stretch.
38:26But we have a pretty good track record of seeing a downtick from those guys the following season.
38:32I don't know that that's going to be the case with JT.
38:36But that's my argument for not drafting him at least early in the first round.
38:40I'm still fine. I'm still fine to take him.
38:43I think he's a good investment. I would say Tyler Warren is the guy that I was looking for to make sure
38:50that he had competent QB play before I got too excited because his ADP is is significant.
38:56And that's not something that I want to mess around with with early tight end.
39:01You kind of look for any red flag for a tight end when you're drafting them that early.
39:07And if he was going to be catching from the backups or God forbid they bring in another septuagenarian quarterback off the
39:14streets to start throwing to him, then that would have been a real concern for Tyler Warren.
39:19But I'm good with him. I'm good with Josh Downs.
39:23The guy that I'm still ambivalent about is Alec Pierce.
39:26He has his own injury stuff that he's dealing with.
39:29And I also just never thought that he was going to be the de facto number one receiver there.
39:35So the rest of the guys I'm good with, though.
39:39I'll bite and take the piece of humble pie on Pierce.
39:42A lot of that was before the injury. I pumped the brakes.
39:46The price didn't really sink in proportion to my worry.
39:49So I've stopped drafting Alec Pierce. I'm getting a little bit high on the Josh Downs stuff now.
39:55I've got to be careful in this hopium. I'm normally a very kind of ardent drafter, right?
40:01I have my priors. I'm sticking to them. But as I well researched, Josh Downs is getting talked up as a player
40:08that could be a focal point in two wide receiver sets.
40:11If they don't sign Akeen and Allen, there's been talks about that.
40:15So that's what I'm waiting for. I've got Downs right in my crosshairs.
40:19Jake, he's a guy. If Allen goes somewhere else, I am going to get real bullish on Downs.
40:25Do you think that he could be part of the two wide receiver game?
40:30It has not been a part of his game at all.
40:33But they haven't brought in anybody. Move away from Pittman.
40:37The opportunity, at least theoretically, is there. What do you think?
40:40Yeah, I mean, that's not for me to decide, obviously.
40:44That's for the coaching staff to decide how they really want to force the issue with him.
40:49Because certain coordinators will completely readjust everything if they love what they've seen from one of their players.
40:55But he doesn't fit the traditional mold of like a two wide receiver set guy.
41:00They will find ways to get him out there if they really want to.
41:04It's getting long now in the tooth, late in the offseason, for us to suggest that they're going to bring in Keenan Allen.
41:12And that's going to zap everything away from Josh Downs.
41:15It's almost to the point where I'm not hoping for it because Keenan Allen would be a little bit of a headache.
41:22But I think that the ADP discount you would get on Downs after like a Keenan Allen signing would be interesting to me.
41:30And I think I might chase him down draft boards if that's the case.
41:34Yeah, you know, you're always going to have my ear if making price, you know, determine the arguments, man.
41:40All right, two more names to get through really quick.
41:44But it's a little bit more good news. Jacksonville running back Chris Rodriguez is practicing with the team.
41:49And they are really, they are really talking about.
41:52I don't like to buy too much into drumbeat stuff, though I do think it's something.
41:58Everything is in agreement based on Chris Rodriguez looks fantastic.
42:01In the role that we're hoping for, trucking over guys.
42:04And I was kind of high on Basial Tootin.
42:07I think Rodriguez could also be good. You have to believe in the Jacksonville offense being really great.
42:13I don't want to have the switches. Why not?
42:16So I think it's fine. If Rodriguez moves closer to pick 100 than he is now, maybe pick maybe 120 or 130, I think I might be out.
42:25But as long as he's hanging around in the 10th round or later, I think he could be a flex option.
42:32What do you think about Chris Rodriguez? Most likely, I know it's not written stone, but I do think he's in line
42:39for a lot of the high value goal line work for a team we think is going to score a lot of points.
42:46Where are you on C-Rod? I am worried that he's going to be annoying.
42:51More so than individually fantasy relevant or fantasy great.
42:54I'm most worried that he's going to be annoying and really cut into the upside of Basial Tootin.
43:00I'm backing away slowly with my hands up from Basial Tootin right now because there's a thing that happens with these coaches
43:07where Liam Cohn has known Chris Rodriguez for a very long time.
43:11They go way, way back. And sometimes with coaches, they force the issue with those guys because of their history together.
43:17Even if I think Chris Rodriguez is a good player.
43:21Don't get me wrong. I think he's a good quality running back.
43:25I don't like him. I don't think anybody likes him as much as Liam Cohn likes him.
43:30So, you know, even if he's inefficient or whatever, you know, he's not a great pass catcher.
43:36Cohn's probably going to want him on the field a good amount.
43:40So I'm kind of staying away from this backfield entirely now.
43:43Yeah, that's been a little bit of a running theme I'm noticing again on those Twitter streets.
43:49And I think it's true is one of the maybe let's go to disconnect, right?
43:54Disconnects between fantasy and real life is real life coaches like success rate way more than we do.
43:59And they like EPA per rush way more than we do.
44:03Those numbers do not really correlate to fantasy success, but they do correlate to drive success and efficiency, which helps the real life team.
44:11So, man, the Jaguars have to be really good to make C-Rod the David Montgomery to Basil Tootin's Jameer Gibbs.
44:17So I've been seeing Tootin approach the fourth round where I've had to say, Masarico, a little bit too rich for me, man.
44:25You know, I can't really get there. If he falls into the fifth and I need an RB2, I think Tootin could definitely be that guy.
44:33But, yeah, now I'm starting to get a little bit into C-Rod.
44:37But really, Jake, it's got to be half-point PPR.
44:40I think that's where he really stands out when the touchdowns are worth that much more.
44:45All right, last player of note, my J-E-T-S, Jets, Jets, Jets, rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq had a setback in his recovery for hernia surgery.
44:53Excuse me. And, you know, I was not drafting him when he got hurt and I was taking some slings and arrows.
45:00What's the big deal, John? It's just hernia. He's going to be fine.
45:05I said, you could have setbacks during anything. And it is in a place where you're working.
45:10It's in the core. So, I don't know. I'm not buying in now.
45:14He's going to start sinking like a stone. My question is, again, there's the rookie worry.
45:20There's also been some historical data, Jake, on tight ends.
45:23We know first-round tight ends have a history of not producing.
45:26They have as of late. But none of them have missed time, right?
45:31Something we've already mentioned earlier today. I wonder if Mason Taylor is a viable 20th-round pick.
45:36If you like the Jets, right now I'm kind of washing my hands of all of it.
45:41I guess Taylor's an okay tight end four. But I don't know.
45:45I think I'm out in the situation. Would you be buying Sadiq down boards?
45:50I like that term you used before. First of all, John, I don't have a core, I don't think.
45:56So, I don't understand how a hernia injury would even affect a core.
46:00Oh, good. Can I borrow one sometime? I think I would enjoy having one of those.
46:05I do think with Kenyon Sadiq, though, the unpolished nature of Kenyon Sadiq, he's an amazing athlete.
46:11Freakish athlete is the type of phrasing that people like to use for tight ends of this build.
46:17They're not traditional. You wouldn't expect him to be the next George Kittle, Travis Kelsey, whatever.
46:22But he has a skill set that's very interesting.
46:25And if you polish it and refine it, he can be very useful for a team.
46:30I've long said I don't know that the Jets are that team to be able to polish and refine him the way that he needs to be.
46:39And certainly not in his first year. All this does is kick that can further down the road to the point where
46:46I don't know if I'm going to be comfortable drafting him next year, John.
46:51Obviously, there's a long ways away. We can discuss it at a later time.
46:55But it's terrifying. Yeah, we probably want to see something from him this year.
47:00Yeah, it's kind of scary. Again, I'm always banging the same drum about repetitions and chemistry, especially for first-year players.
47:06I think it's extremely important in this league. So I'm just not going to bother with Sadiq, just in case.
47:13I don't think this is going to be a season-ender as far as the injury goes.
47:18But I'm afraid the impact might last the entire season.
47:21All right, Jake, that'll do it. We spent the entire episode on News & Notes.
47:26But hopefully it mattered, right? How those, like I said, the pebble in the pond creates the ripple effect downstream, players that we like, players that we don't.
47:35We'll be back next week, everybody, with more of the same as the league starts to change.
47:41We promise we'll get you some of those bold predictions that you and I wrote down, Jake.
47:46So from John Laghezza and Jake Trowbridge, everybody, thanks for listening and have a great weekend.
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