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Can I Draft Better Than This Hater?

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Jun 27, 2026
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Sat, June 27, 2026
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Colston LovelandDylan SampsonIsiah PachecoTerrance FergusonA.J. BrownAlvin KamaraAntonio GibsonBrandon AiyukBreece HallBrenton StrangeBrian RobinsonBrock PurdyC.J. StroudCaleb Douglas
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A.J. Brown

NegativeValue0:53

AJ Brown exemplifies the volatility of the 2-3 turn; he has been drafted there in some contests and moved out of that range in others, demonstrating the market's low confidence in the tier.

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Alvin Kamara

NegativeRole1:00

Alvin Kamar's job security has become clear; the team is not going to cut him, which has caused ETN's ADP to fall as the role situation solidified.

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Antonio Gibson

NegativeRole56:46

Davis Mattek identifies Antonio Gibson as a potential free-agent signing for the Browns backfield; Gibson is 28 years old and currently rehabbing from an injury. Mattek notes Gibson previously kept Trevion off the field, suggesting he could compete for carries if signed.

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Brandon Aiyuk

PositiveValue23:45

Davis Mattek is now taking Brandon Aiyuk despite previous hesitation, citing his cheap draft price and strong upside-to-downside ratio; also motivated by not wanting to be wrong if a contrarian take (Liam's) proves correct. Mattek has 18% exposure to Aiyuk, which he acknowledges may be too much.

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Breece Hall

NegativeRole39:59

Buck drafted Breece Hall as a running back on his team.

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Brenton Strange

NegativeRole16:15

Davis Mattek is not concerned about Brenton Strange and views him as replacement-level tight end depth, dismissing some analysts' worries about 12 personnel usage and role concerns. Mattek states he is not scared of Strange despite the position's uncertainty.

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Brian Robinson

NegativeValue23:47

Listed among the source's ranked running backs (Spears, Samson, Coleman, Tucker, and Brian Robinson), indicating he is considered in the mid-tier of running back draft options.

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Brock Purdy

NegativeValue19:06

Davis Mattek selects Brock Purdy late in the draft, noting this is a recurring pattern in his draft videos. Purdy represents value at his late-round draft position.

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C.J. Stroud

NegativeRole62:17

The source includes CJ Stroud in his draft roster construction, listing him as one of the quarterbacks selected in the draft.

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Caleb Douglas

NegativeProjection23:28

Projected for 50 targets with the Dolphins as part of the team's deep receiving target distribution.

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Chris Bell

NegativeRole23:28

Projected for 55 targets with the Dolphins but noted as potentially not playing, raising questions about his actual role and availability.

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Chris Godwin

NegativeRole60:28

The source mentions Godwin as a red zone threat for the Buccaneers who can operate in tight spaces, but notes his absence from the current roster context, suggesting his role is no longer available.

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Colston Loveland

PositiveValue9:29

Mattek selected Colston Loveland in the fifth round despite historical data showing fifth and sixth round tight ends have been among the worst fantasy picks. Mattek argues Loveland is different because he was a 10th overall pick and first pick of the Ben Johnson era, came on late, and looks like Travis Kelce. Mattek emphasizes that projections for Loveland need to be adjusted upward by approximately 10 points per game because he will catch everything.

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PositiveValue9:35

The source considered pairing Colton Loveland with DeAndre Swift as a double-up strategy, suggesting Loveland is a viable tight end option at this draft stage with low combinatorial ownership. The source selected Colton Loveland at pick 71, emphasizing the pick with conviction ('You simply have to'), indicating strong conviction in Loveland's value at this draft position.

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D'Andre Swift

PositiveValue9:20

Davis Mattek selected DeAndre Swift at the 4-5 turn, indicating preference for running backs over elite tight ends at this draft position and confidence in his value at the pick.

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Dalton Schultz

NegativeValue30:28

Schultz was selected in the mock draft as a tight end option; the drafter noted the tool was still offering him and made the pick to manage tight end allocation (targeting 18% at the position). Schultz was stacked with Colston Loveland.

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Derrick Henry

PositiveValue4:10

Derrick Henry is unexpectedly available in the 30s on several major fantasy football outlets, suggesting he is undervalued relative to his talent and market expectations.

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DeVonta Smith

NegativeValue0:53

DeVonta Smith exemplifies the volatility of the 2-3 turn; he has been drafted there in some contests and fallen out of that range in others, demonstrating the market's low confidence in the tier.

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Dylan Sampson

PositiveBreakout31:17

Sampson is a pass-catching running back who was a college workhorse and SEC offensive player of the year; he scored 16 fantasy points in his first-ever game with eight receptions, fitting the profile of a player fantasy analysts would have obsessed over three or four years ago when pass-catching backs were more valued. The drafter legitimately likes him and chose him over Shawn Tucker in a stack decision.

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NegativeRole62:17

The source includes Dylan Samson in his draft roster construction, listing him as one of the running backs selected in the draft.

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George Pickens

PositiveProjection5:19

The source believes reasonable people could disagree on whether George Pickens or AJ Brown will score more fantasy points, suggesting Pickens has legitimate upside relative to his ADP. Pickens was selected at the 3-4 turn as a running back pivot; the combination of Pickens and Nico appears in 3 of 711 drafts in the database, suggesting moderate ownership overlap.

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Harold Fannin

PositiveProjection20:08

Mike Clay projects Fannon for 119 targets, making him one of only a few tight ends in the NFL projected to lead their team in targets alongside Bowers and McBride. The source notes this projection is either very bearish or very bullish depending on perspective, but acknowledges Fannon's skill set makes him conducive to touchdowns given his shiftiness and difficulty to bring down. The source believes if Fannon played for Buffalo, Jacksonville, Kansas City, or Cincinnati, he would be drafted where Tyler Warren is going, or even higher due to the 'slap factor' (community hype).

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Isiah Pacheco

NegativeInjury23:46

Isiah Pacheco sacrificed his body trying to return too quickly during the 2024 Super Bowl season and has never been right since. He is an already not-very-shifty, not-very-agile running back now coming back in a diminished physical capacity. Discussed as a 12th-round handcuff pick with only 4% projection, the source expresses low confidence in his ability to produce.

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NegativeInjury28:12

Pacheco sacrificed his body trying to return too quickly during the 2024 Super Bowl season and has never been right since; he's an already not-very-shifty, not-very-agile running back now coming back in a diminished physical capacity with no upside remaining.

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Jahmyr Gibbs

NegativeRole29:09

Gibbs is undersized and expected to get 25+ touches per game, but the Lions have a lot of rushing volume to distribute and will need to take him off the field, potentially at the goal line; the 'who else is there' argument supports his role despite the committee nature of the backfield. James Conner is likely to be added to the Lions roster, which would further dilute the backfield committee and reduce Gibbs' role and touch share.

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Jakobi Meyers

NegativeRole17:19

Buck drafted Jacobe Myers as a wide receiver on his team.

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Jalen McMillan

PositiveValue23:44

Davis Mattek recommends drafting Jaylen McMillan multiple times in the draft, indicating strong conviction in his value; also selected as a pick in the mock draft.

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James Conner

NegativeDepth Chart30:06

The source believes James Conner is likely to be added to the Lions roster, which would further dilute the backfield committee and reduce Gibbs' role and touch share.

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Jaylen Warren

PositiveValue14:24

Mattek selected Jaylen Warren as part of a running back strategy, building a roster with Swift, Warren, and other complementary pieces. Mattek plans to draft Warren as part of a multi-quarterback strategy for the Pittsburgh Steelers, indicating confidence in Warren's role and availability at his draft position.

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Jordan Mason

NegativeRole62:17

The source includes Jordan Mason in his draft roster construction, listing him as one of the running backs selected in the draft. The source drafted Jordan Mason as a running back on his team.

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Josh Jacobs

NegativeValue0:53

Josh Jacobs exemplifies the volatility of the 2-3 turn; he was drafted there in earlier contests but has since moved out of that range, demonstrating the market's low confidence in the tier.

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Kenneth Walker III

PositiveValue4:00

Kenneth Walker is lagging behind on Yahoo, CBS, and ESPN compared to other platforms, making the 2-3 turn actually fine for drafting right now on those sites because he remains available later than expected.

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Kevin Coleman

NegativeProjection23:28

Projected for 35 targets with the Dolphins as a depth receiver in the team's passing game.

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Lamar Jackson

PositiveValue8:08

The source emphasizes it is very important to pair Lamar Jackson with Zay Flowers because Flowers cannot justify her ADP at pick 25 without Jackson's ceiling correlation. The source considers Jackson and Flowers to have the most correlated ceiling of any two players in fantasy football.

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Malik Washington

NegativeProjection23:28

Projected for 60 targets with the Dolphins in the context of the team's weak receiving corps.

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Malik Willis

PositiveBreakout23:02

The source is bullish on Malik Willis as a quarterback, stating 'I have been a big big big Malik Willis guy. One of the few guys in the fantasy football space willing to say I don't care how bad the Dolphins are. This dude's going to run a billion times.' The source emphasizes rushing upside as the key driver despite the Dolphins' poor overall team quality and weak passing projections (3,600 yards, 15 TDs, 13 INTs between Watson and Sudfeld).

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Mark Andrews

NegativeRole40:04

Buck drafted Mark Andrews as a tight end on his team.

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Michael Pittman

PositiveValue18:24

Davis Mattek identifies Michael Pittman Jr. as a draft consideration that makes sense at his current draft position, suggesting he represents value in the context of the draft.

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Nico Collins

PositiveValue14:24

Mattek selected Nico Collins as part of his draft strategy, building a roster with Swift, Warren, Collins, Parker Washington, and Loveland.

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Parker Washington

PositiveBreakout15:02

Mattek makes a bullcase for Parker Washington centered on coaching staff enthusiasm, a strong connection with Trevor Lawrence similar to Brian Thomas Jr.'s rapport with Mac Jones, and the team's apparent view of him as a positive asset. Mattek positions Washington as a year-three breakout candidate with Russell Gage as the closest comp; he can eat up volume on a passing-heavy Jaguars offense, is young (same age as Lad McConkey), was an early enrollee at Penn State, and is expected to play in 11 personnel. The main uncertainty is competition with Jacoby Myers in 12 personnel, but Washington has film pedigree and opportunity, distinguishing him from unproven downfield options.

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Ricky Pearsall

NegativeRole62:17

The source includes Ricky Pearsall in his draft roster construction, listing him as one of the wide receivers selected in the draft. The source drafted Ricky Pearsall as a wide receiver on his team.

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Ted Hurst

PositiveValue23:44

Davis Mattek expresses a preference for drafting Ted Hurst as part of his draft strategy, indicating a positive view of his value at his draft position. Later, Mattek selects Ted Hurst as a tight end pick, describing him as 'a little safer' than other options like Tank Dell, positioning him as a relatively secure fantasy selection in the draft context.

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Terrance Ferguson

NegativeRole35:26

The source drafted Ferguson as a Colts tight end, part of a running joke about the Colts tight end position being a meme; source notes Ferguson will have great plays three times and will stretch backwards in a sexy way.

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PositiveValue58:50

Davis Mattek drafts Terence Ferguson as a tight end in the 18th round, calling him 'the most mispriced anyone's ever been in the history' of fantasy football; Mattek claims Ferguson is a 1,000-yard tight end being drafted at tight end 30, representing exceptional value despite being nicknamed 'Trash can Ferguson' by detractors.

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Terry McLaurin

NegativeRole

Buck drafted Terry McLaurin as a wide receiver on his team.

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Travis Hunter

NegativeProjection15:30

Mattek warns that Travis Hunter will be primarily a defensive player and will be the most annoying player imaginable for DFS and seasonal fantasy because of extreme ceiling variance; he could post a 3-for-88 and 1 TD line in one game early in the season and look like the best player on the team, creating unpredictable fantasy value.

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Travis Kelce

NegativeInjury5:00

The one year Travis Kelce went in the first round in Basketball Mania was the year he got injured and performed poorly, ranking second overall at the position. This historical precedent warns against early elite tight end investment.

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Trey McBride

NegativeValue0:53

Trey McBride exemplifies the volatility of the 2-3 turn; he has been drafted there in some contests, demonstrating the market's low confidence in the tier after Henry and London.

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Zavion Thomas

PositiveSleeper15:11

Davis Mattek calls Zavon Thomas his favorite late-round pick, describing him as the best secret guy and selecting him for his draft team.

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Zay Flowers

PositiveValue6:02

The source pulled Zay Flowers ahead of George Pickens, Rice, and Devonta Smith, representing aggressive positioning. Flowers has maintained above 2.5 yards per route run for his career; the Ravens may shift to more pass-heavy personnel this year due to lacking a second tight end and fullback, which could increase natural slot routes for Flowers and boost volume. Flowers has consistently been productive but has never scored touchdowns at a high rate; the source sees upside in whether Flowers can finally break through in the end zone this season. Critically, Flowers at pick 25 requires pairing with Lamar Jackson to justify the ADP; Jackson and Flowers have the most correlated ceiling of any two players in fantasy football, making the stack essential for Flowers' upside realization.

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Episode Transcript

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0:00Man versus the machine time. Here in this baseball video, we are drafting on Underdog Fantasy, Davis and Buck with you. I'm going to be using the Flock
0:07Fantasy overlay. Buck is going to be using just the skills in his brain. And when we get through the 18 picks in this
0:14draft, we're going to pull up Buck's team. We're going to pull up my team.
0:16You guys are going to say which team is going to advance out of this pod. This is the poodle on Underdog Fantasy, so
0:23only two teams are going to advance from this pod. You guys tell us which one is the better team. Frankly, we both have a
0:29nice little structural advantage built in here because we are drafting one and two. The two-3 turn not all that fun in
0:36fantasy football this year, but getting Gibbs and Bejon feels like basically the biggest power move in baseball this year. I mean, these guys are so much
0:45better than everyone else at the position. I am happy to take Bean Robinson there. Two, three turn. Not that fun right now. A lot of the a lot
0:54of the fun has been removed from from the two three turn buck.
0:57>> Yeah. Let's um I just real quick I want to refresh my memory on the advance rate and stuff for this contest. What's the
1:04structure?
1:04>> It it uh it's so it apes BBM. So it's two of 12 and then it cuts in half. So it's two of 12, one of six, one of five.
1:13Uh 55,800 entrance all the way down to a 310 person final on under fantasy.
1:22>> So we have 15 15 16 aren't too bad. Um so yeah, the I mean the two-3 turn is is a um a tough place and I kind of feel
1:29like I'm just gravitating towards Bree, Trey, Devont, and Olive most of the time.
1:37>> I tend to I tend to I tend to agree with that at the two three turn. I mean Rice I think is back on the menu because
1:43that's where he's going. I don't I don't love it. I don't love I mean frankly I don't love there. I don't love Devontto
1:48there. I certainly think that Bree Hall is being priced up because he is the scarcest asset there. Bree Hall felt a
1:55lot better at 34, 35, 36 than he does at 25 26.
2:00>> Yeah, that's uh Yeah, Jacobs has really removed himself from there. You know, ETN has also fallen as it's become clear
2:08that they are not going to cut Alvin Kamar where he he was kind of going there is not going there.
2:15>> It's crazy like I'm looking at this right now. It's like once you get to Nico, you have so like you have so much
2:21certainty in role up until Nico and then it's real question marks. It's like talent but question marks from Pickkins down to like honestly down to like
2:31Burden Evans McL from from the beginning of the third all the way down there. So I just kind of like mixing and matching and and not
2:40adhering to ADP there.
2:42>> Yeah. Which I actually think is you know I was giving Liam a real hard time about this. He wanted me to take George
2:47Pickkins at the the 2.3 when we did a Basketball Mania draft together, which I did not want to do. But I actually do
2:53think the [snorts] two-3 turn a as evidenced by in the course of this baseball mania season. We have already seen the two-3 turn be very ripe for
3:04disruption. We've seen Devont Smith there. We've seen him out of there.
3:06We've seen AJ Brown there. We've seen AJ Brown head. We've seen Josh Jacobs there. Now he's gone. We've seen Bowowers when the contest open was going
3:13at the two-3 turn. Now he's more like the top end. We saw Trey McBride going there. So like it it's an area where the
3:20market doesn't have I I would I would basically say after Henry and London the market has a very low confidence in the
3:29two three turn guys just in general. So I don't mind pulling someone up.
3:33>> It's almost like they're all just bullets in the chamber and you're playing roulette, you know? Like they all have the chance to kill to kill
3:38people but you just you really don't know which one's going to hit. I really feel like maybe two to three out of
3:43these people um out of these players are going to like be the ones that make the difference. Every year we see it,
3:48there's a running back around the third round that just makes a smash, you know?
3:52>> Well, you know what's kind of funny is I've been doing stuff on the reddraft channel on the Madic Fantasy Football
3:57channel and I've been doing like some mock drafts and stuff and if you're drafting right now on Yahoo, CBS, ESPN, whatever, the two three turn is actually
4:06completely fine because Kenneth Walker is lagging behind on those sites.
4:10really.
4:11>> And you would be surprised to know Derrick Henry in the 30s on on a few of those websites. Some of the some of the
4:18the big fantasy football outlets not in on Derrick Henry. The best ballers more in. All right. So, I'm up about to be up
4:25at pick 23. I mean, >> so I'm trying to It's Well, what's funny is I'm trying to get the flock tool to
4:33give me an A+. That's that's kind of the bit here. Okay. So So Bowowers goes, >> "Yeah, what's it telling you right now?"
4:39Well, in general, the in general, what it's going to tell me is because it's based on historical data, what it is
4:46going to tell me is that taking elite tight end, like when one once I if had I taken Bowowers or McBride there, what I
4:54immediately would have been greeted with would have been like topping out at like a you know, an average advance rate because
5:02>> it's just subject to the historical data. Bowowers completely nuked uh elite tight ends. And then funnily enough, the one year that Travis Kelce went in the
5:11first round in Basketball Mania was the year he got injured. Um, he quite bad, right? Grank two.
5:18>> Grank two.
5:19>> Um, so I'm going to like the running backs at the four or five turn more. So, I'm going to take George Pickkins. This
5:25is uh this is not a unique combo at all.
5:27I mean, I'm going to imagine the combination of Bejon Pickkins and Nico is actually Yeah. I mean, so >> as lame as it gets, Davis, it's as fair
5:35as it gets. I have this exact team in three of 711 drafts, which doesn't sound like very much, but if you pulled up
5:44your tool and started searching for three player combos, I think you would be stunned cuz you know, Bucket, you you get this feeling like, oh, I'm drafting
5:51all these drafts. It's just the same thing. I I draft all these guys.
5:55>> Yeah.
5:56>> You don't you don't the the amount of times you would have three overlapping players or are like really rare. So,
6:02>> yeah, >> you you did do exactly what we talked about. You pulled flowers ahead of Pickins, ahead of Rice, ahead of Devont.
6:09I'm gonna go ahead and guess. I'm gonna guess in the flock database. I'm gonna look up Gibbs and Z Flowers together.
6:15I'm going to guess that's less than 0.1%.
6:18>> I hope so.
6:19>> Okay. There. I I have that exact combination one time on 711 teams.
6:25>> What do you think about doing that? How do you feel about pulling flowers up like that?
6:29So, I don't think it's horrible because a lot of smart people are really in on Flowers. Like Kraine loves Z Flowers. I
6:38think there are a lot of I mean, you know, he's been above two and a half yards per route run for the course of
6:42his career. There's some reason to believe they could be a little bit more pass heavy this year. They >> It's the leap of faith. It's a leap of
6:49faith.
6:50>> They don't have Isaiah like they don't really have a second tight end. They don't have a fullback. So, there's like
6:54a good reason to believe that they might be playing less of this heavy personnel, might get more natural slot routes for
7:00him.
7:00>> Um, he's always been good. He never gets in the end zone. We'll see if that can change. It's really like kind of that
7:05simple. This dude's going to get the ball. Let's see if he can get in the box.
7:09>> I don't Yeah, honestly, when it comes to things like that, and I told Liam the same thing, too, when he was trying to
7:15get me to do the George Pickkins thing, it's not that I necessarily think it's that bad. like you could reasonable people could disagree on who's going to
7:23score more fantasy points, AJ Brown or George Pickins. It it really is what it becomes more about to me is honestly
7:31like risk tolerance in terms of do you want to have 25% of a guy and if so I mean if you have 25% of a guy in the
7:40third round, you are fading some guys with really really high projections who can totally nuke you.
7:46>> I'm not even considering that. Like I I might get up to like 18% in the third round, maybe 20%. I I mean I if Bree
7:54stays around that turn, I might end up with 30, but like I just You're right.
7:59It's there's too much at risk. You can be wrong. We're wrong all the time. And even if you're not wrong, you can lose
8:04to injury. Just cover your bases.
8:07>> Yes. So it wouldn't be something I would do all the time. The the other thing I would say is it's like obvious I I think
8:14it's very important for you to get Lamar Jackson on this team because there's no way that Z Flowers possibly justifies going at 25 without Lamar Jackson having
8:25you know uh >> yeah I feel the strongest about that stack. I would say like we we do really forget >> Lamar Jackson a 25 and a half point per
8:36game season. This dude scored 430 fantasy points. Not even that long ago, bro. 41 passing touchdowns, a lot of
8:45green. And there's just no way like the I can't really think of two players who have a more correlated ceiling in
8:52fantasy football than Lamar Jackson and Z Flowers. I I would say they're right up there at the absolute top. And yes,
8:59>> this is Oh, man. I got a real Okay, Scataboo went >> What are you doing? I was going to say,
9:04so what I have to decide now is do I want to take two running backs here or do I want to take one wide receiver and
9:14one tight end or or like basically double >> take wide receiver take tight end or double running back >> because the the combinatorial ownership
9:22of these guys is actually quite low. Um >> you I mean you could justify pulling up Bucky or Quinchan easy.
9:29>> I'm gonna you know what I'm going to do because I don't have very much of this guy. Well, first off, I'm gonna take
9:35>> my man.
9:36>> I'm take I'm gonna take DeAndre Swift. I What I want >> I was thinking maybe I would do maybe I
9:41would do Loveland and then Swift and try and do a double up thing.
9:44>> Man, I I should sweep your leg right now and take Lovelin, but I'm not going to because I don't want to.
9:50>> I haven't really seen Caleb Williams fall to this pick 71 anymore. It's It's very rare for him to get by the Burden and the Rome team. So,
10:01we have the Burden team at 43. You know what? I am going to take Coloulston Love.
10:05>> You have to, Davis. You simply have to.
10:08>> I don't think I have to. And in fact, I am going to I'm going to guess that after the fifth round populates, I'm
10:14going to guess my advancement stuff is not great here because I'm 16% at quarterback max. Yeah, I knew I was going to be behind. I I needed if I
10:22wanted the if I wanted the overlay to really like my tool, uh if I wanted the tool to really like my draft rather, I
10:28would I would have had to have taken a running back there. So, >> well, I mean, you just have to like you
10:33just have to every time you look at projections for Leland, you just need to add like 10 points to every game. You
10:38just have to because he's that good.
10:39He's he's Colston Glo. He's going to catch everything.
10:43>> You know, it's one of those things where you have to understand the software that you are uh operating with. And also,
10:50just historically, if you look at what fifth and sixth round tight ends have done, these have basically been the worst picks in fantasy football history.
10:58I mean, these are basically the worst picks.
11:01>> Come on, though. 10th overall pick, first pick of the Ben Johnson era, came on late, looks like Travis Kelce. Come
11:06on. He's He's not your He's not your average run-of-the-mill fifth round >> and plus priced different every year.
11:12>> I get that. But just let let me give you let me give you some historical guys who have gone in this range. Uh Darren
11:18Waller on the Giants >> didn't draft that >> didn't draft >> uh uh Kyle Pittz uh in in the 70s.
11:26>> Pat remember Pat Frymouth in the 80s.
11:28Pat Fouth uh once once went in the 80s.
11:31That was 2023.
11:33>> That's bananas.
11:35>> 2024. Dalton Concincaid.
11:38>> I faded him too.
11:40>> Not loving that. Kyle Pittz again >> in 2024. Kyle Pittz again. Evan Ingram.
11:47Den I mean hilarious uh David and Joku >> just just completely like just some of like literally some of the biggest most
11:56obvious Dalton Schultz Daltton Schultz once went in the 60s in baseball mania bro >> that is crazy and that should just tell
12:02you that people are dumb and it should not tell you that Coulson Loveland's a bad pick because use your brain and look
12:06at these guys Davis I know you know >> I I took Loveland and true never mind I'll stand down I got to stand down
12:12>> I I took Loveland but it is I mean it's it's highlighting like some of the limitations in using the historical data. But on the other
12:21hand, you know what it's also doing? It also is showing, hey man, you think you're so smart, maybe you're not. You
12:28think you're you think you're so smart, maybe you're not as smart as you think you are.
12:31>> That's true. And I'm I'm here to try and be be the smart guy. But, you know, we I guess we'll let the results speak for
12:37themselves.
12:38>> Yes. Uh I mean, as expected, >> I haven't even taken a tight end yet.
12:42Can you believe that?
12:44>> Yeah. uh quarterback at I mean quarterback at 49 is not going to be great for uh historical advance rates or
12:52anything like that. Yeah, I mean I mean you should be you know what's funny is the the flowers Lamar combo is so owned
12:59at a better spot like a lot of people have round four round six >> but not with Gibbs >> very I was going to say very unlikely
13:08with Gibbs but I bet the uh you know the Z Flowers Lamar Jackson combo I mean it's going to be >> if I roll up to any of the playoff weeks
13:16with this advanced structure in this contest with Lamar Jackson Z Flowers Gibbs and Bree I'm going to win.
13:23>> Yeah, you're going to feel you're going to feel good. You're going to I'm not I'm not saying >> in the morning when I wake up.
13:28>> Yeah. Uh I correctly surmise that I'm not going to get Caleb Williams, which is a little bit annoying. So, I'm going
13:34to be >> I know you love Herz.
13:38>> I do love Herz. I am hurting a wide receiver, though.
13:42>> Nice.
13:42>> So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to take someone I legitimately do not like, but I am scared of getting wrong. And
13:48I'm going to take one Mr. Parker Washer.
13:51That's actually It's actually a little bit after ADP for him. Anyway, >> how about this, Davis?
13:57>> Hold on. I need to think for one one sec here. What am I doing?
14:00>> You do your thinking. I mean, you >> I got to take Mandre. I until until he's priced correctly. I simply need to
14:06continue to click and then I have to do one more thing.
14:10I have to take my man here.
14:12>> Take Arandre if uh take Arandre if you must. I I mean, this is I think this is an efficient pricing for Arandre
14:19Stevenson. I don't think it is a huge >> I'm only doing this because it's the flock tool and I'm trying to win.
14:24>> Wow. Wow. Big big Q. Big Q for Mason.
14:27>> I got to represent QJ for Mason.
14:29>> Man, you know what? I am going to probably take three quarterbacks on this team anyway. So, I'm going to take
14:36Jaylen Warren giving me Bejon, Swift, Warren, Nico Pickings, Parker Washington, Loveland. There's a very, very, very small chance that Lawrence gets back to me at 95. I mean it's like
14:48very very small.
14:50>> Can I give you a little challenge real quick?
14:52>> Yes.
14:52>> Like in in Allah like so so you think you can tell Peter overs that? Sell me on Park Parker Washington. Give me the
14:58give me the bullcase for Parker Washington without any bias.
15:02>> The bullcase for Parker Washington without any bias is that the coaching staff has been overwhelmingly positive about him. He clearly has a connection
15:11with Trevor Lawrence the way that Brian Thomas Jr. did with M. Jones. There's probably enough smoke that the team actually was sniffing around and seeing
15:19if they could get significant return on Brian Thomas Jr. and probably what they found is no that it would be like, oh
15:24yeah, we'll give you a third rounder to take him off your hands. They probably view him as like a positive asset.
15:30>> Travis Hunter is going to be primarily a defensive player. He's going to be I think Travis Hunter is going to be a
15:35very good pick in baseball. He's going to be the most annoying guy imaginable for DFS and for seasonal because he's going to have ceiling, right? I mean,
15:44we're going to have there's going to be a game first month of the season. Oh my god, Travis Hunter is three for 88 and a
15:49touchdown and look like the best guy on the team. And I frankly am not scared of Brentton Strange and Nate Borter. Some
15:57people are. Some people think, you know, Liam Cohen has talked about the 12 personnel and all those things. I think I mean I think Brenton Strange is like
16:05as replacement level as it gets. I think Nate, whatever his name is, I mean, one of one of the worst picks, man. just I
16:12cannot believe they took him at pick 56 or or whatever it was. Like just completely >> Davis, you make some good points about
16:18Parker Washington right there. That's how you debate, folks. That's how you do it.
16:22>> Uh yeah. I mean, now what do I really think? I think he's probably a I think if you if you put him on a continuum of
16:31true breakout, Allah, oh, you know, let's give him Devonte Adams, like the true like year three breakout, >> Edelman, >> whatever, right? true breakout or like a
16:41Travis Fulgum where he was immediately remember that guy. I think he's square in the middle. He's probably honestly probably the closest comp to what he is
16:48is Russell Gage where he can eat up volume on a team that I expect to be good at passing. He's quite young. He
16:56and Lad Mani are the same age. Uh he was an early to player at Penn State. It is I think based on my reading of the tea
17:04leaves, they do plan on playing him in 11 personnel which is quite good. The big thing will be who wins in
17:13>> 12. Will it be Jacobe Myers or will it be Parker Washington? I I don't have enough >> Yeah.
17:19>> to say yet. And frankly, Meyers and Brian Thomas Jr. and Washington all have an annoying thorn in their side, which
17:26is their routes are going to be limited to some degree by the second tight end and by Travis Oer because he's still
17:31he's not going to be in their base personnel, but he's still going to play offense.
17:35>> Yes. So, I think that um Myers is gonna be a slot guy for them. That's what I think. I think Myers is going to be in
17:41the slot and I think Washington and Thomas are going to be outside. I think that like um you're right to be
17:47skeptical of Washington, but the difference between him and like a Fulgum is is that like film dudes were on him before he broke out. Like he looked
17:55good. He's always looked good and he has the opportunity. It's just a matter of whether or not he can capitalize. Like
18:02so many of these guys down here, we're not even sure they're going to have the opportunity. You know, I guess he's
18:06priced up a little higher, but you know, yeah, he's got the opportunity. We know it.
18:10>> Man, this is going to be amazing for me because I'm going to be able to select any of >> Oh, look at that.
18:16>> Mahomes, dart, or perie. What's interesting is I know you are right after Oh, >> well that's actually fine because what I
18:28can do is I can take >> Ricky Pierce and and then I can take Party or if uh if you snipe me, I can
18:36take Jackson Dart. Either of which I'm fine with. And I can still >> snipe you. I'm not gonna snipe you. I'm
18:42not just not sure what I'm gonna do.
18:44>> Still take I can still take Dart if you did. Michael Pitman Jr. actually makes a little bit of sense here.
18:50>> I'm taking Meyers with my first pick.
18:52>> Yeah. Well, I'm I'm actually probably going to end up aping your strategy here with a 3663.
18:59>> This this draft just didn't quite work out the way that I wanted it to, >> which does seem to happen honestly when
19:06I I'm going to take Brock Pretty, which does seem to happen when I when I do these videos. I >> I mean, when you're trying to do
19:13something, you know, anything that can and will go wrong, you know. Um, but what do you think about Fannon at at
19:19cost?
19:20>> What I think about Fannon is that I don't know if his current price accurately represents how much better the target competition is likely to be.
19:29If you look at the guys who are running routes in some of his best games last year, you got Isaiah Bond, you got
19:34Cedric Tilman, you know, just all kinds of anonymous. I mean, Injoku had nothing left in the tank when he was competing
19:43with him >> snaps last year. That's true.
19:46>> Got a first round wide receiver in Conpion. I believe Denzel Boston was the 39th pick in the NFL draft and Jooku is
19:52not there. So, he honestly he might be asked to do more traditional inline tight end things, which is maybe good for his playing time, but not great.
20:02>> He's not coming off the field. That's one thing you know. One thing you know is he's probably not coming off the
20:06field, right?
20:08>> Yes. I mean, let's you know what? I I haven't even checked this. Let's go check the Mike Clay projections for
20:13Harold Fannon. Let's see how I mean, I struggle with it, but I I think he's priced like with that with that
20:19downside, you know? I think it's priced in.
20:22>> I mean, man. All right. This is in depending on your uh depending on your thought, this is either very bearish or
20:29very bullish. 119 targets is a ton for a tight end. He's one of he would be one of the few tight ends in the whole of
20:37the NFL. like him and I would say him and Bowers I think and and McBride are probably the only tight ends who are
20:43projected to lead their team in targets.
20:45Tyler Warren wouldn't be. Tucker Craft would not be right. But >> man, that is uh 3,600 passing yards, 15 touchdowns, 13 picks, 49 sacks taken
20:55between Deshawn Watson and Shadur is uh is it's not it's not what you want to see for the tight end six.
21:01>> No. Oh, and I'll say about Fannon, too, though. I think his skill set and the way he would be used and get the ball is
21:06more conducive to like getting in the box, getting touchdowns than um like a receiver would be just because he's so shifty. He's big and he's really hard to
21:14bring down. [snorts] >> I I mean, I think I think Fannon is very very good. I think if Harold Fannon was
21:21a Bill or a Jaguar or a Chief or a Bengal, we would probably be drafting him where Tyler Warren is going. I I
21:30think they're I think they are similarly >> Oh, maybe even higher.
21:33>> Maybe even higher just because the slap the slap factor.
21:37>> The slap factor The slap factor is quite big. I mean, you know, I'm never actually quite able to tell just how far
21:45is the is the slap reach. Like how many people how many people on underdog are watching ship chasing? It's I I don't I
21:51don't really know.
21:52>> All of you. I mean, like just I I didn't play baseball until like three well, four years ago now. And I was always
21:58like, "What are these guys doing?" Like, I was just I had no idea why the rookies were so expensive until I got in the
22:05community and I realized just how crazy y'all are. [snorts] >> Yeah. So, I I really need a running back here. I think this guy ahead of me is
22:12probably going to take Aaron Jones, which means >> Well, you know, you know who I'm going to tell you to take, but you wouldn't
22:17take him.
22:19>> Uh, I don't I don't know who you would tell me to take. Crod, man. Come on.
22:23>> Crod, you know, Crod is actually not a great fit here because kind of >> No, I because I don't really need 8.6
22:31points when I have Bejon.
22:33>> The tool wants you to take C-rod is what I'm trying to tell you. Your tool will want Z-rod. That's what that's what I'm
22:38trying to >> the tool the tool is going to be the tool is going to be uh ambivalent between >> tool is kind of like KC conception
22:47>> uh really all all the so the the thing the flock tool sees is the cost of the player and then the historical rate of
22:54success of players drafted in a similar range there. Now I am cooked at quarterback here if I do not take Malik
23:02Willis. So >> that is Well, actually, >> you got Baker up there.
23:07>> I was going to say I'm going to take >> You know what? I am going to take Baker.
23:11One, because I don't have I don't have very much of him. I have been a big big big Malik Willis guy. One of the few
23:18guys in the fantasy football space willing to say I don't care how bad the Dolphins are. This dude's going to run a
23:23billion times. Yes, that's >> which is uh you know could could not be great because the do I mean the Dolphins
23:31might be they might make the Browns you know look like the Harlem Globe Trotters dude like it could be they're they have
23:39two players who are going in the top 200 picks.
23:42>> I know >> Deon Aane and Malik Willis that now now we're now we're big up Greg Gich. the the team is so bad that a guy who
23:51flooded out on three teams is now projected to be their leading wide receiver. I mean, >> yeah, >> you you guys you guys thought those
23:59Browns projections look bad.
24:01>> Look at the look at the Dolphins projection. Actually, funnily enough, >> more projected yards for the Dolphins.
24:0875 targets for Doulich, 60 for Malik Washington, 60 for Tolbert, 55 for Chris Bell, who might not even play. 50 for
24:15Caleb Douglas, 35 for two Chihuahua, 35 for Kevin Coleman, 80 for Deon Aane.
24:21>> Dude, Greg Doulich 581 yards, two touchdowns is the equivalent of that Brendan Fra Brendan Frasier like as the whale meme where he's just looking up
24:29like help. That's that's what it is.
24:31Yeah.
24:32>> Yeah. I mean, you you really are you really are looking at it like I I can't imagine this is a situation that anyone
24:38got. I So, I like taking Baker one because Kate Dotton is totally fine. I I like taking Ted Hurst. I I would take
24:48Jaylen McMillan. I would also take Shawn Tucker as another running back here.
24:53Although I >> don't I don't love doing the six running backs. I've kind of been Kraine and Sack have sort of sold me on this idea that
25:03why are you taking all these zeros at running back, too? like maybe maybe enough of the guys who 80% of the time
25:08score zero points where you know in a given season you're probably getting a couple usable scores out of Jaylen Null you're probably getting his name is Noel
25:18probably getting a couple usable scores uh are you are you back taking Brandon Iayuk yet?
25:25>> Yes. Yes, I am because I'm a fool. Um no because you know it's he's just so cheap that it doesn't matter at this point.
25:32The upside to me far outweighs the downside where he goes. He He falls so much. He falls so much.
25:38>> He does. So I am at this point only taking Brandon Iayuk because I will be so mad if Liam gets this one right and I
25:47get this one wrong. Like the fact that Liam is like dude who cares like whatever we're playing for first and you
25:53know so some of I mean some of the guys that I like towards the end of drafts are like legitimate zeros anyway right?
25:59like you know Elijah Serat could like pretty easily be a zero in fantasy football. Don't don't really think there is much imagination.
26:07>> He's almost he's almost likely he's almost likely to be like he's almost like completely likely to be a zero. I
26:14have 18% Aayuka. I just checked. That might be too much.
26:17>> That that that's probably a bit much.
26:20>> Might want to ease out the gas there, >> man. Are you going to take GD? Oh man.
26:25No, I I'm just going to take I'm going to take CJ Stout and then I'm going to take Jaylen McMillan. This this turn is
26:30uh going to >> What if I take Jayla McMillan Davis?
26:33Come on, man.
26:34>> Well, I'll take Ted Hurst then.
26:36>> I'm not going to take Jay McMillan. I'm going to take I just feel like I got to take PCO.
26:42I got the I got the handcuck. We're going handccock in this one. What do you think about the handcuff? What does the
26:48flock tool think about the cuck? Uh, generally speaking, the handcucking stuff is is not going to be great with your first round pick because you just
26:58need that guy to be the absolute like you need him to be scoring like 25 uh 25 fantasy points per game.
27:07>> Really?
27:08>> No.
27:09>> Yeah.
27:10>> You think you're going to need Pacheco to be scoring 25 if Gibbs goes down? Is that what you're saying?
27:15>> No. No. You just can't afford Gibbs to go down.
27:18>> No. Yeah, I know. I think Pacheco might just like be one of those like, you know, fill in a week by falling into the
27:23end zone having like three rushes for eight yards and a touchdown.
27:27>> It's a It's a 12th round pick though.
27:30>> So what >> you would running backs running backs are so priced up this year that it's not the same.
27:35>> I don't I mean I have 4% of Pacheco because I'm a coward and I take a little bit of everyone. But in terms of like
27:41rankings, I have Spears, Samson, Coleman, Tucker, and Brian Robinson and your boy. surprised you don't just take your boy Tank Bixby there.
27:49>> I have too much. That's the thing. I'm trying to get a little bit more PCO because my inclination is the same as
27:54yours. I mean, I think he's not very good. I've always thought he's not very good. Um, but he runs hard and can he
28:00run hard for a few yards and be like Dan Campbell's little little buddy?
28:06>> So, so he does he does run hard. I I will give you that. I mean, obviously >> stops the ground for at least 5 seconds
28:12before he moves anywhere.
28:14>> I am I am familiar. I'm familiar with his game. And sadly, what happened to Isaiah Preco was that he sacrificed his
28:23body to try and get back too quickly in the 2024 Super Bowl season.
28:27>> Yeah.
28:28>> And he never really has been right since then. So, you just have a a an already not very shift, not very shifty, agile
28:36running back who is coming back in a diminished capacity.
28:40>> Okay. How about how about I frame it a different way? The Lions, how have got to be top three in projected like points
28:45per game offense, right? Top three, top four.
28:49>> Uh, I actually think you would be I actually think you would be surprised in terms.
28:54>> Yeah. Uh, because I mean their their off their efficiency was relatively declined here. Uh, >> yeah. Look it up. Look it up because
29:01because >> 28th 28th in drop backs, second in yards, fourth in touchdowns passing, 12th in rush attempts, 10th in yards. I
29:09mean, so so top fiveish overall. Well, just say I mean who else? It's really the who else is there kind of thing. And
29:15Gibbs is undersized. Yes, we expect him to get like 25 plus touches a game, but I don't know. I just don't know. Who
29:22else is there? It's one of those I hate that argument, but literally who else is there?
29:27>> It's a team we like.
29:29>> Baky, >> right?
29:31>> That's what I'm saying. It's a team we like. There's a lot of rushes to go around. They're going to need to take
29:34Gibbs off the field. They may do it at the goal line. It it doesn't feel that far-fetched to me that he could easily
29:40pay off with just a contingent role at this point >> just because like in the past years, yes, it would have been too expensive,
29:47but running back is so priced up now that like you're fighting for scraps and all the wide receivers are the same at
29:52this point, >> you know? Yeah. I So, if I thought he had the physical ability left, like any physical upside, I would be I would be
30:03with you. But I I really don't think he does. Like I Campbell's thinking about what do you think they're thinking about
30:09over there? Do you think they agree with you >> because they didn't add anybody else at all?
30:14>> They didn't anyone.
30:16>> Frankly, I think that probably what they're imagining is that James Connor is going to end up being on their team.
30:21>> Well, that that I can get behind. That's a good >> Oh, man. Oh, sniped on the scribbling.
30:28Oh, that is unfortunate. All right, we're going to take we're going to take Daltton Schultz. The tool is still giving. Okay, now a 3573. Three
30:36quarterbacks, which is what I have. Base 70% advance rate. Five. Uh, if I get to six running backs, base 16%, but it's a
30:44very small part of the tool. 5,000. Uh, yeah, I just don't it basically I'm just do not have enough wide receiver
30:51firepower here. And three tight ends is going to get me to 18%. So, I'm going to save a little bit on tight. I got to
30:58decide what I want to do.
30:59>> I'm trying to decide what I'm doing right now. I have no idea. Let me think here.
31:03>> You should take Oh, I was going to say you should take Fern Mouth, but you already took three tight ends.
31:07>> I did and I'm very rigid. But I took AD Mitchell because I like him.
31:11>> You know what? Do I want to take Shawn Tucker with my stack or do I want to take Dylan Samson who I just like
31:17legitimately like? You know what? I'm actually going to take Dylan Samson.
31:21>> Dylan Samson. What is this?
31:23>> Dylan Samson to me is like we would have been obsessed with Dylan Samson the way fantasy football worked three or four
31:30years ago. He is a passcatching running back who was a workhorse in college. He was the SEC offensive player of the
31:37year. Scored 16 fantasy points in his first ever game with eight receptions.
31:41>> I watched that game. It was a joke. He's Duke Johnson.
31:45>> Yeah, we loved Duke Johnson.
31:48>> He had one good year.
31:50>> It never Look, it never worked out with Duke Johnson, but it doesn't mean that it was never going to have worked out.
31:55Well, also like maybe you weren't right to love all those guys like that in this current like it's not. You're right.
32:01Three, four years ago the NFL was a different place.
32:04>> Now he's just Dylan Samson.
32:07>> Well, the other thing is is Quinn Sean Judkins has a potentially like career altering leg injury. Like we don't know.
32:15>> That's possible. He looks pretty good though.
32:19And I think your your base assumption would just be uh the Browns are going to lose a lot of football games and you're
32:24more likely to get checkdowns in a losing football game than you are in a winning football game. So whatever I mean again, not that the I I basically
32:33just use the the Clay projections as like shortorthhand for like >> Yeah.
32:36>> just kind of a median thing. Not that I think like I mean I like Mike quite a bit, but these are just whatever,
32:42>> right?
32:42>> 30 receptions, 207 yards, and a touchdown.
32:45>> Yeah, I take that. I don't know. I don't know if Judkins can get to 316 coming off this injury. So, if you slant 50 of
32:52those from Judkins to Samson, all of a sudden you're looking at like, okay, that's a pretty good pick.
32:57>> So, all right. Well, it's also kind of a who else is there here, isn't it?
33:03>> I mean, I believe they still have Raheem Sanders on their practice squad >> because they could get somebody too, Davis. So they they so they do have
33:12Raheem Sanders, but outside of that they have no one of any note at all. They could, but but who are you talking about
33:20bringing like Naji Harris is not going to go play for the Browns. James Conor is not >> Who would take passes? Honestly, it
33:24would probably be a vet who would take passes.
33:27>> All right.
33:28>> 206 drove Ford off the floor off the field last year.
33:32>> No, he did. He did. He did keep him off.
33:36I feel like that's I feel like we're we're misremembering that.
33:40>> You know, you know what would be the all time would be is if Austin Eckler decides he doesn't want to hang it up
33:45and comes to play for the Browns. That is probably that's probably pretty unlikely. There there is a name out there.
33:53>> Sure, why not? I mean, Zack says he's going to play. He's like 36 coming off a torn ACL. Daniel Jones is going to play.
33:59I tell you who is a free agent who would probably like to play and is also rehabbing from an injury.
34:06Antonio Gibson. He's only 28. I I could I could very easily see Antonio Gibson.
34:13>> Antonio Gibson was keeping Trevion off the field.
34:16>> Yeah. Yeah, he was. I mean, Anton People forget Antonio Gibson uh an all-timer.
34:20All right. Got to take Ted Hurst here.
34:23Well, actually, I don't have to. I could take Tank Dell if I wanted to. Or I could just take someone who's unstacked,
34:29uncorrelated. Let me check my bi-weeks.
34:31Uh oh, yeah. Okay. Um I'm going to take I'm going to take Ted Hurst. He he feels a little safer. And then
34:39>> safest zero you can click. Ted Hurst.
34:43>> No, I [snorts] think I think Cooper Cup is the safest zero you can imagine.
34:46>> That is probably true.
34:48>> Yeah, he is. He is like a giga mega zero in fantasy football that people love.
34:54>> It's true, >> right? They uh they hey there are there are some some rankings out there that are very very high. People forget Cooper
35:01Cup had >> 12 targets in the Super Bowl. The the most the most targets on the team. So recommended structure here for me is
35:11573. All right. You got Brazil. Good for you.
35:13>> I was I was I was working the trackpad really hard. I had scoliosis. I came down with scolio trying to get down to
35:20him.
35:20>> All right. Do I want to take another stack here or do I just want to take the tight end I like the mo? Actually, you
35:26know what? I'm gonna give myself a week 17 bringback. No, I'm taking Terence Ferguson.
35:30>> I don't I don't need a Baker quadruple mega stack. I have >> How do you know that, Davis? How the
35:37hell do you know that?
35:39>> I think Baker without Godwin and Ibuka is is probably thin enough.
35:44>> Haven't we seen that anyway?
35:45>> Haven't we seen that with Odin already?
35:48>> Baker can run for two. I was gonna say he need >> the way. He'll step on He'll step on a
35:53dude's throat on his way to the end zone.
35:55>> Kade actually does need everyone to die um in order, but then once everyone else is out, he becomes Rob Gronkowski. It's
36:02>> How about How about this take though?
36:03They lost their red zone threat and Uton is a red zone threat for them.
36:08>> Um I think it will probably just be Ibuka. Honestly, >> he's not tall enough. Davis, he's simply not tall enough.
36:15>> It's not really It's not I mean how much are teams really calling the fade these days? No, that's it's all about it's all
36:20about >> No, but dude, you know that tight end, you take one step left, you take one step right, and you're on the line and
36:25you're just bigger and inside.
36:28>> Igbuka can do that. Godwin can do that.
36:30I mean, they're probably just going to run a lot.
36:31>> All right, fine. You can talk yourself out of a freak. You're you're doing a pro Ibuka take. That's what it's come
36:36to, >> buddy. I've got I've got Terence Ferguson. I just have a thousand yard guy is the freaking tight end 30. It's
36:42the most mispriced anyone's ever been in the history.
36:44>> Trash can Ferguson. That's what they're calling him.
36:46>> Let me tell you, dude. the the the the f the the the people who don't consume my content are going to be checking BBMDB
36:54and they're going to be like, "How the does this guy have a 37% advance rate? This guy sucks at fantasy football." And they're going to look at
37:00my teams. They're going to be like, "Wait, he just drafted the tight end four overall in fantasy football in the 18th round every time." And and I didn't
37:07watch his channel. Why? What? What was I doing?
37:10>> I I I was Come on. Like I was watching >> literally the Colts German Colts tight end meme. It's It's like that's how
37:18that's what the team is going to be this year. It's you're going to have like great Terrence Ferguson plays three times
37:25and they're gonna that'll do it.
37:27>> Be great. He's going to stretch backwards and it's going to look sexy.
37:30>> That that'll that'll do it. Uh okay. So I have got right now a 3563. Brock Purie, Baker Mayfield, CJ Shroud, Bejian
37:39Robinson, DeAndre Swift, Jaylen Warren, Jordan Mason, Dylan Samson, Nico Collins stacked, George Pickkins, Parker Washington, Ricky Piol, McMillan, and Hurst stacked in week 10. Loveland,
37:51Schultz stacked, Terrence Ferguson. Um, act oh, Pearl is stacked as well. Buck, you have Lamar Jackson, Aaron Rogers,
38:02Jacobe Brassette, Jir Gibbs, Bree Hall, Raandre.
38:06>> Oh. Oh, wait till the draft. I'll wait till the draft is over because it actually I didn't know it does that. It
38:11changes it inside the window. Back to your team. So, I'm thinking about round 18 wide receiver clicks here. Um, I mean, Taekwon Thordon
38:20>> Taekquin Thornton is my favorite. I >> mean, he's not gonna be he's he's gonna have an ADP in like a month.
38:27He is going to have an ADP in a month.
38:28Yeah, people people are going to get hipped to that very soon. Um I don't I don't take him a ton. There's not really
38:35a late I mean I could take null, but again, do I need to like gig mega stack?
38:40Maybe I do. Maybe I do take Jaylen Null.
38:44>> Null is tough with Dell. Null is tough with Dell. Dell threatening to be back.
38:49>> It does feel like there can only be one winner between those guys. Uh, and I don't know which one it's going to be. I
38:57mean, Thor Thornton feels like he's a lock for snaps. It feels I mean, first off, he's been on a Basketball Mania
39:03winning team before. So, >> keep scrolling. Keep scrolling just a little bit.
39:07>> I mean, Zavon Xavon Thomas is my favorite.
39:11>> What about I mean, Sllayton is draftable. I hate to say.
39:14>> No, come on. I'm not doing >> What about Isaiah Bond? He's draftable.
39:18>> No, I'm taking You know what? We're It's a It's a YouTube video. I'm trying to get the comments to like me. So, I'm
39:23going to take Zavon Thomas, who is the it's the best secret guy.
39:27>> Then I'm laying out the case for Kamani Videl right now.
39:31>> Videl, he's just a very He's just a very good pick. If I'm right about Mitchell, >> he's he he profiles as someone who could
39:38replace either Hampton or Mitchell's snaps in my opinion. And I think he's just going to earn some snaps.
39:44>> I was going to say he might just he might just beat with Hampton because the dude is like a locker room dude, you
39:49know? He's leading prayers.
39:51>> He was quite good. He was quite good last year. 22 points, 19 points, 17 points, 20 points. Was still involved
39:57even when Hampton came back on.
39:59>> He's one of those guys that shell shocked you guys. You guys were shell shocked from that first year and second
40:04year he did pretty well. And this year he set up to be a nice 18th round click.
40:09I think >> it's true. All right.
40:12Bucks team in the end he did running back running back start. Woke Lamar Jackson, Aaron Rogers, Jacobe Brassette, Jamir Gibbs, Bree Hall,
40:23Raandre Stevenson, Pacheco with Gibbs, Kamani Videll, Zay Flowers with Lamar, Terry McLuren, QJ, Jacobe Myers, Conpsion, Ad Mitchell, Chris Brazzle,
40:32Harold Fannon, Mark Andrews, and Aronda Gadston.
40:38>> I don't think I would have taken Jacobe on this team, but I I know I know you're very I know you're very rigid,
40:45>> especially when your second quarterback is 48 years old.
40:49Yeah, >> you got to draft a 38-y old to back him up.
40:52>> You you you simply you simply must. Um and then my team will run through real quick here. Perie, Mayfield, Stout,
40:58Bejian Swift, Warren Mason, Samson, Nico Collins, George Pickkins, Parker Washington, Ricky Pearaw, Jaylen McMillan, Ted Hurst, Zavon Thomas, Coulson Lovevel, Dalton Schulz, Terence
41:08Ferguson. Comment down below which team did you like better, Bucks or my team.
41:13Just say, just say Buck, just say Davis.
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