Speaker 1: Welcome back everybody.
Speaker 2: It's the Fantasy Pros Dynasty Fantasy Football Podcast. I'm your host,
Speaker 2: Scott Bogman. Follow me on the Twitter at Bogman Sports.
Speaker 2: I'm joined as always by Pat. That's Morris at FITS
Speaker 2: Underscore ff FITSI doing a three round rookie mock.
Speaker 1: Are you ready?
Speaker 2: It's going to look a little different than the past
Speaker 2: ones that we've done now that we have landing spots.
Speaker 3: Yes, very excited.
Speaker 4: We get some variants here and you know, get to
Speaker 4: work in the landing spots and see how that influences things.
Speaker 3: So yes, let's do it.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 3: I'm excited to join us.
Speaker 2: From High Floor Fantasy Football. It is j rsch follow
Speaker 2: him on the Twitter at j R A R S
Speaker 2: H T U and Jay. Welcome and thank you for
Speaker 2: coming on. And how excited are you about the rookie
Speaker 2: class and you know, we finally got landing spots after
Speaker 2: all this lead up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank you guys for having me. I appreciate it. It's
Speaker 5: great to be here. And yeah, man, I mean it's
Speaker 5: the culmination of a lot of predictions, a lot of
Speaker 5: you know, guessing, and I like the landing spot. I mean,
Speaker 5: I think, I think I like the landing spots for
Speaker 5: a few different positions more than others, and I think that's,
Speaker 5: you know, maybe something we can all agree on. But
Speaker 5: I'm excited. I'm excited to get it started.
Speaker 2: I feel like Bjeon died for the rest of the
Speaker 2: running back sins here. You know, Bjeon ends up in
Speaker 2: the best spot that we could possibly imagine for a
Speaker 2: first round running back, and then the rest are kind
Speaker 2: of you know, they're not terrible spots. I mean, every
Speaker 2: place is a committee anymore, but I like the wide
Speaker 2: receivers in the tight ends had some really good landing
Speaker 2: spots and QB needy teams for the qbs. So the
Speaker 2: running back's not so great, but everything else was pretty solid.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's going to be three rounds now fits.
Speaker 2: I decided that the guest goes first, you go second,
Speaker 2: I go third.
Speaker 1: As usual.
Speaker 2: The next one, I'll go first because I know you
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Speaker 2: here guys, and we'll talk about these guys as we
Speaker 2: move on here. But Jay, you are up in a superflex.
Speaker 2: I guess the question is is it still bijon and
Speaker 2: superflex or is it a quarterback?
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, thanks for giving me the first pick. I
Speaker 5: want to have to get you too spicy off the bat.
Speaker 5: There aren't two players that I would consider here. It
Speaker 5: would be Jon Robinson of course, and Anthony Richardson I
Speaker 5: do think is in consideration, but like I said, not
Speaker 5: going to get too spicy. At the first pick, I'm
Speaker 5: going to take Jon Robinson and and like you alluded to,
Speaker 5: you know, I mean, he he did land in a
Speaker 5: good spot in my opinion. You know, Atlanta does like
Speaker 5: to run the rock, goes in the top ten, which
Speaker 5: we love. You know, the draft capital for him as
Speaker 5: a running back going there and uh, you know, interested
Speaker 5: to see what they're gonna do. I'm surprised that, you know,
Speaker 5: Atlanta didn't make any improvements at the quarterback position. But
Speaker 5: I do think it's a good spot for Jon and
Speaker 5: I think that he still should be the one oh one,
Speaker 5: although Anthony Richardson got closer than he was prior to
Speaker 5: the draft.
Speaker 1: In my opinion, I think so too.
Speaker 2: Fitz is going to be up here for the second pick.
Speaker 2: But it's still Bejon one point one no matter the format,
Speaker 2: right Fitz?
Speaker 3: It is?
Speaker 4: And but can I push back at something you said, Bogs,
Speaker 4: sure please? You said Atlanta is maybe the optimal landing
Speaker 4: spot for Bjon Robinson, Like I'm not so.
Speaker 3: Sure about that. I mean, I like it.
Speaker 4: We know that Arthur Smith is fully committed to the
Speaker 4: running game, like I mean, almost too a fault. And
Speaker 4: you know, but like the one thing that kind of
Speaker 4: concerns me with Desmond Ridder at quarterback, I mean, Bijon
Speaker 4: is gonna be facing a loaded boxes like typical you know,
Speaker 4: eight man fronts. I think, like, because who's gonna be
Speaker 4: more concerned about Desmond Ridder beating a defense over the
Speaker 4: top than they are about Bijon, like you know, running
Speaker 4: all over the place against you. So like that part
Speaker 4: of it concerns me a little, you know. And I
Speaker 4: suppose though the counter argument is that at least Ritter
Speaker 4: is mobile, and we know that mobile quarterbacks generally help
Speaker 4: with running back efficiency. Like I guess I can't be
Speaker 4: too depressed about like Bijon facing eight man fronts when
Speaker 4: like Jonathan Taylor with Anthony Richardson, I mean he's going
Speaker 4: to face a lot of eight man fronts too, But man,
Speaker 4: with Anthony Richardson's mobility and like freezing those linebackers for
Speaker 4: a split second, Like I wouldn't be surprised if if
Speaker 4: Jonathan Taylor just goes berserk this year.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I understand that, and you know it's for me,
Speaker 2: it's it's a great landing spot because the running the
Speaker 2: running backs had the second most carries in the NFL
Speaker 2: last year out of Atlanta.
Speaker 1: So yeah, but you never you never know about.
Speaker 2: Like you know, Arthur Smith has we hate him for
Speaker 2: fantasy because Kyle Pitts has done nothing. Drake London has
Speaker 2: done nothing. So don't you better not ruin Bijeon? You'll
Speaker 2: have an uprising Arthur Smith. Yeah, that's that's really the thing.
Speaker 2: But and also remember what Frank Reich did to Jonathan
Speaker 2: Taylor his rookie year. We saw way too much nahem hinz.
Speaker 2: So there's the possibility we see way too much Tyler
Speaker 2: als here with Bjeon Robinson in the backfield as well.
Speaker 2: So yeah, we can poke holes and all of them,
Speaker 2: but for the most part, you like the high volume.
Speaker 4: Yeah, real quick, Bogs, let me ask our guests. Since
Speaker 4: Jay is an Eagles fan, like Jay were you were
Speaker 4: you kind of wishing that Bejon.
Speaker 3: Might land in Philly.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know you don't have much to complain
Speaker 4: about as far as how the draft shook out for
Speaker 4: Eagles fans, but you know, we're you was some small
Speaker 4: part of you wishing that Bijon was going to be
Speaker 4: wearing green?
Speaker 5: Oh sure, I mean I tried to not let myself
Speaker 5: get there throughout the whole draft process, because you know,
Speaker 5: the discourse was, you know, it would make sense. It
Speaker 5: ten seemed like almost the you know, the latest that
Speaker 5: he would go essentially to many at the same time,
Speaker 5: you know the Howie Roseman narratives of not taking the
Speaker 5: running backs that early. So I tried to not let
Speaker 5: myself get there. As the draft got closer and closer,
Speaker 5: it started to seem more likely. And yeah, of course,
Speaker 5: I mean I was dreaming about Beijon and Green and
Speaker 5: I think it would have been a great spot. But
Speaker 5: you know, we got the consolation prize of getting DeAndre
Speaker 5: Swift on day three.
Speaker 2: So yeah, poor Eagles only landed with DeAndre Swift and
Speaker 2: Jalen Carter. So yeah, you guys are doing okay. It's
Speaker 2: a year up for a pick. Twoon is gone. Who
Speaker 2: are you taking?
Speaker 3: All right? Jay hated at it.
Speaker 4: Anthony Richardson at one O two and Boggs, I know
Speaker 4: he's your He's been your top quarterback all along. In
Speaker 4: the process, I've been a little slower to come around
Speaker 4: to it, and it was going to maybe depend on
Speaker 4: the landing spot for me. But the more I've heard
Speaker 4: about Richardson and the more like Matt Waldman sort of.
Speaker 3: Sold us on him and just you know, drilling.
Speaker 4: Home the point that why are maybe Anthony Richardson doesn't
Speaker 4: have a lot of game experience, like he is not,
Speaker 4: you know, an unsophisticated player when it comes to processing,
Speaker 4: pocket management, uh, whiteboard expertise and all that stuff. So yeah,
Speaker 4: really excited about him, and just because he could be
Speaker 4: another you know quarterback who has the sort of running
Speaker 4: impact that we've seen from Jalen Hurts, Josh Allen and
Speaker 4: and then you know, just on top of it, fields
Speaker 4: and a great arm to boot. And yes, he's gonna
Speaker 4: need refinement, but you know he's capable of getting there.
Speaker 4: And man, if the passing clicks for him the way
Speaker 4: it did for Jalen Hurts last year, look out man
Speaker 4: sky is the limit. So yeah, with the upside, you
Speaker 4: have to go with Anthony Richardson a one oh two.
Speaker 2: I believe Yeah, Jay, for me, I've been saying, you know,
Speaker 2: all the quarterbacks have a yeah, but in this draft
Speaker 2: it's you know Bryce Young, Yeah, but his size so
Speaker 2: you just shaw, Yeah, but his you know, the talent
Speaker 2: that he had around him was very good vanilla offense
Speaker 2: and those that score that cognition test was real bad.
Speaker 2: With Richardson, it's yeah, but inexperience. But I mean, most
Speaker 2: athletic quarterback ever in the history of the draft, according
Speaker 2: to RAS score. So yeah, I'll take the upside. I
Speaker 2: think that's the right play, taking Richardson it too. Is
Speaker 2: that what you'd do as well?
Speaker 1: Sure?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I definitely agree taking Richardsonnett too. And like you said,
Speaker 5: I mean, there are, you know, reasons to be skeptical
Speaker 5: of all three of these quarterbacks, but you know, we
Speaker 5: like to talk about it in fantasy with the rushing
Speaker 5: upside and the rushing floor. You know that it ultimately
Speaker 5: gives you and I you know, I actually think Anthony
Speaker 5: Richardson is the best surrounding cast in his offense as well,
Speaker 5: you know, as Michael Pittman, Jonathan Taylor, Alec Pearce, Shane Steichen,
Speaker 5: who you know just came from coaching Jalen Hurts as well.
Speaker 5: So a good plan to develop them hopefully and then
Speaker 5: some weapons around him to start.
Speaker 2: For pick number three, I'm up, I'm going to take
Speaker 2: Bryce Young, the quarterback from Carolina. You know, I would
Speaker 2: consider non quarterback options here if you're a team that
Speaker 2: has quarterbacks and you're desperate for a wide receiver or
Speaker 2: running back. Addison or Gibbs would be okay, but the quarterbacks,
Speaker 2: especially the guys that are going to start immediately, are
Speaker 2: worth more for you. So it might be worth your
Speaker 2: time to just take the quarterback, even if you don't
Speaker 2: need them and ended up trading them for a better
Speaker 2: asset than what you would have gotten in the draft,
Speaker 2: or more assets if you're rebuilding something like that. So
Speaker 2: for me, I'm gonna go ahead and snap up Bryce
Speaker 2: Young quarterback for Carolina. He should be there for a
Speaker 2: long time to come. I know the size is a question.
Speaker 1: CJ. Stroud has questions as well.
Speaker 2: Richardson has questions as well, But I'm just gonna take
Speaker 2: one of the better QB prospects I've seen despite his
Speaker 2: size coming out. So I'm happy to get Young at three.
Speaker 2: Is this a snap decision for you fits here at three?
Speaker 2: Would you also take Young or Stroud orquarterback or would
Speaker 2: you maybe go to a position player instead.
Speaker 4: I just sort of flip flop on this, and I
Speaker 4: had Stroud ahead of Young just because I do have
Speaker 4: concerns about the size. But I just moved Young back
Speaker 4: ahead and part of it is just that he I
Speaker 4: think he's in a better landing spot. I think he's
Speaker 4: got more to work with in Carolina and just the
Speaker 4: fact that his floor is so high, and I think
Speaker 4: he's going to maximize his potential pretty quickly. Like the
Speaker 4: rookie year might be a little off, but I think
Speaker 4: by year two he's going to be a pretty fully
Speaker 4: formed NFL player and close to like, you know, close
Speaker 4: to his best.
Speaker 3: I think by year two.
Speaker 2: Jay, do you agree keep quarterbacks in the spot or
Speaker 2: is there a position player you like here?
Speaker 5: Yeah, there are a few position players I like, but
Speaker 5: in a vacuum. I mean, I do think you have
Speaker 5: to go quarterbacks still, And it's tough for me because, really, really,
Speaker 5: really I don't love CJ. Stroud's landing spot where he
Speaker 5: ended up in Houston. I don't love that they traded
Speaker 5: their twenty four first round pick as well to go
Speaker 5: up and get Will Anderson. You know, takes away some
Speaker 5: AMMO for them to add some talent around c J.
Speaker 5: Stroud and Houston hasn't been the most functional organization these
Speaker 5: past couple of years either, And I don't love the
Speaker 5: weapons around c J. Stroud. I don't think his ceiling
Speaker 5: is necessarily that high in fantasy. But you know, we're
Speaker 5: wrong about this stuff sometimes. I mean, some people were
Speaker 5: in as high on Justin Herbert when he came in
Speaker 5: for you know, some different reasons as well. And I
Speaker 5: think that you know, like you said, the quarterback is
Speaker 5: going to hold value a little bit longer in dynasty,
Speaker 5: I mean a lot longer in most situations. And so
Speaker 5: don't love the landing spot, don't love the player as
Speaker 5: much as Bryce Young or Anthony Richardson, but I do
Speaker 5: still think quarterback is the pick at at.
Speaker 1: One O four all right, So CJ.
Speaker 2: Stroud going fourth overall to Jay This is where the
Speaker 2: draft kind of starts for me. Fits you're at five.
Speaker 2: I think the top four are kind of cut and paste.
Speaker 2: What are you doing at number five?
Speaker 3: Did did Jay officially go with Stroud?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah? At four?
Speaker 3: All right? Yeah, So now I'm going to go with
Speaker 3: Jumior Gibbs.
Speaker 4: And he wasn't this high for me pre draft, but
Speaker 4: you know, we saw the enthusiasm with the Lions taking
Speaker 4: him much earlier than we expected him to come off
Speaker 4: the board. I mean, we thought he was going to
Speaker 4: be kind of a borderline first rounder. The Lion's taking
Speaker 4: him and then immediately trading DeAndre Swift. Maybe not immediately,
Speaker 4: but a couple days later. That really gives a nice
Speaker 4: runway here to instant fantasy relevance. Yes, David Montgomery is
Speaker 4: going to play a lot on early downs, but I
Speaker 4: don't think we want Gibbs at one hundred and ninety
Speaker 4: nine pounds to necessarily be a workhorse. I think we're
Speaker 4: looking for something more like early career Alvin Kamara usage
Speaker 4: where he gets, you know, around one hundred targets and
Speaker 4: maybe fewer than two hundred carries. So he's not getting
Speaker 4: work to death like as a smaller back, but he's
Speaker 4: getting those high value opportunities as a pass catcher. And
Speaker 4: you know that's what you want to do with Gibbs,
Speaker 4: get him in space. I like the landing spot. I
Speaker 4: think Ben Johnson is going to know what to do
Speaker 4: with him. I think we know that Jared Goff, you know,
Speaker 4: has no compunction about dumping off to his running backs.
Speaker 4: So I really do like the spot for Gibbs. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the track record for sub two hundred pound running backs
Speaker 4: is not great, but you know you've got one hundred
Speaker 4: and ninety nine pound guys so that almost seems like
Speaker 4: kind of an arbitrary He'll be fine, but exactly, you know,
Speaker 4: do that, put on a few pounds and we're fine.
Speaker 3: Right, that's right, that's right.
Speaker 2: Give him some sandwiches, he's gonna be okay. You know, Jay,
Speaker 2: this is kind of where it opens up. Are you
Speaker 2: Is Gibbs your guy too? I think he's most RB
Speaker 2: two on most boards. I know some people like Sharbonay,
Speaker 2: some people like, I'm an Addison guy here, but well,
Speaker 2: what do you think about this pick of Gibbs here?
Speaker 5: For me, it's between Gibbs and Jackson Smith and Jig personally.
Speaker 5: But I do think that you know, the investment that
Speaker 5: the Lions made and acquired or in Jamier Gibbs, and
Speaker 5: how just how excited they were when they made the pick,
Speaker 5: and how they've been afterwards. I mean, they could have
Speaker 5: picked pije On at six and they chose to, you know,
Speaker 5: trade back and pick Jamiir Gibbs, which is a pretty
Speaker 5: heavy endorsement of how they feel about the player. We
Speaker 5: all have, you know PTSD of how you know DeAndre
Speaker 5: Swift was used in Detroit at the same time he
Speaker 5: was a second round pick. Jamier Gibbs was a top
Speaker 5: fifteen pick, so I do think he's going to be
Speaker 5: an instant producer there, and you know you alluded to
Speaker 5: it early in the show too. I mean, most of
Speaker 5: these backfield are split. Nobody's getting one hundred percent of
Speaker 5: the workload. So if he's getting those high value touches,
Speaker 5: I think that, you know, he's a good investment there.
Speaker 2: Hey, you want, like Fitz said, you want ten to fifteen,
Speaker 2: and you hope he hits the home run so or
Speaker 2: maybe gets in the ends on some other way. I mean,
Speaker 2: and he's going to catch some passes too, because he
Speaker 2: can really run routes and catch the ball. So a
Speaker 2: lot of fun to watch. I'm going to go with
Speaker 2: Jordan Addison at pick number six. You know, it seems
Speaker 2: to me that wide receiver one is split between JSN
Speaker 2: and Addison. I don't really have like a crazy strong
Speaker 2: preference in terms of the talent between these two, But
Speaker 2: for me, I'll take the Minnesota offense and what Kevin
Speaker 2: O'Connell has done with you know, guys like Cup and
Speaker 2: Robert Woods, who were both you know, obviously super talented,
Speaker 2: but he kind of unlocked the talent We've seen Justin
Speaker 2: Jefferson be amazing in the number one pick in Dynasty.
Speaker 1: In most cases, T J.
Speaker 2: Hawkinson is eating up coverage over the middle, So I'm
Speaker 2: excited to see what they do a team that is
Speaker 2: likely to cut Dalvin Cook. It has not happened yet,
Speaker 2: but I think we're gonna see more passing out of
Speaker 2: this team than we ever had before. In Addison's going
Speaker 2: to be a big part of it. So I'm gonna
Speaker 2: go ahead and snap him up at pick number six.
Speaker 2: I'm guessing I know who Jay is going to take
Speaker 2: a number seven.
Speaker 1: Who's that gonna be? Shack?
Speaker 5: I am going to take Jackin Smith a jig by
Speaker 5: the wide receiver from from Ohio State going to Seattle.
Speaker 5: But I don't hate the Jordan Addison pick going ahead
Speaker 5: of him either. I think it is a debate that
Speaker 5: you know, is worth having. I don't dislike Jacksons with
Speaker 5: a jig was landing spot as much as it feels
Speaker 5: like some people do. I think Seattle's, you know, a
Speaker 5: good organization. He still went off the board as the
Speaker 5: first receiver in the draft at pick twenty, and you know,
Speaker 5: Tyler Lockett's going on either he is thirty one or
Speaker 5: he's going on thirty one by the end of the season.
Speaker 5: I think this is you know, he's going to be
Speaker 5: the predecessor to Tyler Lockett, and he also fits. I've
Speaker 5: been kind of thinking about it like a puzzle piece.
Speaker 5: You know. It's like he fits perfectly into that offense.
Speaker 5: He doesn't really play the same position as DK Metcalf
Speaker 5: and not as much. Tyler Lockett goes in the slot sometimes,
Speaker 5: but Jaysen's going to fit into his own role there.
Speaker 5: I think he's going to, you know, be playing immediately
Speaker 5: and we're talking about dynasty. I think for the future,
Speaker 5: you know, he's in a good spot to succeed.
Speaker 2: At one two punch of you know, Metcalf and JSN.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a lot of fun to watch
Speaker 2: in Seattle for years to come.
Speaker 1: Here Fits. Is this kind of the the next tier
Speaker 1: for you? Is it Gibbs and then these two wide
Speaker 1: outs or is it does it expand beyond that?
Speaker 3: I think it is.
Speaker 4: You know, I've got all these first round wide receivers
Speaker 4: sort of bunched together, and it's it's interesting because I
Speaker 4: think Addison definitely had the most favorable landing spot of
Speaker 4: the first round wide receivers, and that maybe does narrow
Speaker 4: the gap between you know, I had sort of a
Speaker 4: pre draft gap between JSN and the rest of the guys,
Speaker 4: and I think that gap narrowed a little bit, at
Speaker 4: least the gap between JSN and Addison did.
Speaker 3: Like I think it's a close call.
Speaker 4: I mean, I probably would have taken JSN over Addison,
Speaker 4: but I can't really blame you for going Addison.
Speaker 3: And now here at one oh eight.
Speaker 4: I find it's sort of a difficult decision between say
Speaker 4: Flowers and Quinton Johnston the other two first round guys,
Speaker 4: and I'm gonna go with Flowers. I just I think
Speaker 4: I like his landing spot a little more because I
Speaker 4: think he's got a quicker path to instant relevance, Like
Speaker 4: it might take an injury in year one for Quinton
Speaker 4: Johnston to be relevant. Like I do think he can
Speaker 4: push his way past Josh Poller on the depth chart,
Speaker 4: but he's not getting past Keenan Allen and Mike Williams.
Speaker 4: Although I realized, like with Keenan Allen's contract, he might
Speaker 4: be spending his last year with the Charters. We don't
Speaker 4: know what the future holds for Mike Williams. How much
Speaker 4: longer he's gonna be with the team. So you know,
Speaker 4: if Quentin Johnston is what they hope he's gonna be,
Speaker 4: he might be the.
Speaker 3: Top dog there before long, but not in year one.
Speaker 4: And you know, Flowers, we know the Ravens have been
Speaker 4: pretty run heavy, although maybe they get a little less
Speaker 4: run heavy with Todd Monkin is the new offensive coordinator,
Speaker 4: but I would expect that they're still gonna be run
Speaker 4: heavier than average. Still, though, why couldn't Zay Flowers at
Speaker 4: least be as good as as Marquise Brown was with
Speaker 4: the Ravens and Boggs. You know, I think Marquis Brown
Speaker 4: is maybe a little bit overrated, and we've kind of
Speaker 4: debated that on.
Speaker 3: This show before. So I think Flowers could be like
Speaker 3: a Marquis Brown.
Speaker 4: Plus, like, I think he's going to be a better
Speaker 4: player than Hollywood and so I'm kind of excited about
Speaker 4: him here. And uh, you know, yeah, Odell's there, Bate
Speaker 4: Bateman's there, but uh, you know, what are the odds
Speaker 4: of both of those guys healthy all year?
Speaker 3: Probably not great.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's almost like, are the Ravens a curse
Speaker 2: for wide receivers? It feels like recently it's been it's
Speaker 2: been pretty bad in terms of the guys landing there.
Speaker 2: We got excited about Devin Duvernet because the Ravens works,
Speaker 2: like you talk about, you know, a draft room that
Speaker 2: was going crazy. Harball was going nuts when they got him.
Speaker 2: And then they spent the first round pick on Bateman
Speaker 2: and it hasn't worked. And now they signed OBJ and
Speaker 2: they have Z. I think the good news for Z
Speaker 2: though and the Ravens offense for wide receivers is Todd
Speaker 2: Monkin coming in the offensive coordinator at Georgia coming in
Speaker 2: this this offense should change. They should throw the ball
Speaker 2: more and they would obviously be a beneficiary to that.
Speaker 2: So difficult pick here, probably the hardest that we've had
Speaker 2: so far. Uh to to go ahead and end up
Speaker 2: snagging Z. But that that's gonna put oh man, that
Speaker 2: puts me back on the clock.
Speaker 1: Here.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm gonna zig when we Zach first. Let
Speaker 2: me hit you up, Jay here. What do you think
Speaker 2: about this pick is? Would they have been your guy here?
Speaker 2: Would you have gone somewhere different?
Speaker 5: They would have been my guy as well at A
Speaker 5: I think you guys brought up you know a lot
Speaker 5: of good points about it, and you know, the change
Speaker 5: in philosophy might have you know, this might be evidence
Speaker 5: of that. You know, they went back to wide receiver
Speaker 5: in the first round, which is something I feel like
Speaker 5: we wanted the Ravens to do over time, and now
Speaker 5: they've continued to do it. You know, they took with
Speaker 5: Sean Bateman a few years back, like you mentioned Za Flowers,
Speaker 5: they invested in Nodell Beckham. So I do think that
Speaker 5: the philosophy is changing in Baltimore a little bit. Like
Speaker 5: Fitz said, I think that, you know, they might be
Speaker 5: a little bit more run heavy than others, but less
Speaker 5: run heavy than they have been in the past. So yeah,
Speaker 5: I like the Zay Flowers pick there.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go ahead and zig with pick number nine.
Speaker 2: In the first round, I take Dalton Kinkaid, the tight
Speaker 2: end out of Utah going to Buffalo. And I don't
Speaker 2: feel like I was as enthusiastic about Kinkaid. Definitely not
Speaker 2: as our buddy Deebro. I mean, Debro is good, you know,
Speaker 2: comping him to Travis Kelcey and stuff like that. He's very,
Speaker 2: very excited about Dalton Kincaid. I'm not that excited, but
Speaker 2: I love this landing spot in Buffalo because they didn't
Speaker 2: at another wide receiver, and this is a pass first
Speaker 2: offense that you know, Josh Allen is going to find
Speaker 2: a safety blank in Dalton Kincaid, and I'm very excited
Speaker 2: for him. It's a tough transition for tight ends to
Speaker 2: come in the NFL and produce right away, so we
Speaker 2: do have that. I know this is a little bit
Speaker 2: of a riskier pick, but you see what a good
Speaker 2: tight end can do for your team. It can be
Speaker 2: a difference maker week in and week out, and I
Speaker 2: think Kinkaid, especially in this offense, has a chance to
Speaker 2: be one of the better tight ends in the league eventually. So, Fitz,
Speaker 2: is this too early for Kincaid or is this kind
Speaker 2: of in the range of where he needs to go?
Speaker 4: I mean, I think it's okay. The chalk is probably
Speaker 4: Quentin Johnston, but I have no issues with Kincaid there
Speaker 4: because I think like he's one ten overall on my
Speaker 4: super flex board, So this is just a one spot
Speaker 4: bomb for him.
Speaker 2: Gotcha, and Jay, I leave you with the chance to
Speaker 2: take Quentin Johnson at ten. Are you getting a deal
Speaker 2: here or would you consider Kincaid as well?
Speaker 5: I'm going to take Quentin here. I do agree that
Speaker 5: Kincaid's in this range. I think, you know, good evidence
Speaker 5: of that too is that we all kind of were
Speaker 5: mocking Buffalo to take a wide receiver, you know, whether
Speaker 5: it was in the first round or you know, later
Speaker 5: throughout the draft. Instead of doing that, they still added
Speaker 5: a pass catcher, and Dalton kincaidoo summer saying is just
Speaker 5: a you know, big slot receiver essentially. So I think
Speaker 5: he's going to get some some good volume early on
Speaker 5: in the Buffalo offense. But I am going to take
Speaker 5: Quintin Johnston here at the one ten. I was a
Speaker 5: little skeptical of him, you know, as a dynasty manager.
Speaker 5: I think coming in as a lot of us were
Speaker 5: you know, we haven't had great luck with some of
Speaker 5: the TCU guys in the past. I think he's kind
Speaker 5: of you know right below as a prospect some of
Speaker 5: you know, the top three that you are already off
Speaker 5: the board. But I actually liked the Chargers landing spot
Speaker 5: for him long term, Like you know Padded referenced earlier.
Speaker 5: It might not be immediate for him with Keenan Allen
Speaker 5: and Mike Williams there, but you know, getting attached to
Speaker 5: a guy like Justin Herbert who is going to be
Speaker 5: their long term and then getting the first round draft
Speaker 5: capital I think was good for him. I mean, he
Speaker 5: wasn't invited to the draft for some reason. The NFL didn't,
Speaker 5: you know, bite him to the draft thinking he might
Speaker 5: not go in the first and he got a pretty
Speaker 5: good spot there going going right at twenty one. So
Speaker 5: I'm going to take Quinn Johnson at one time?
Speaker 2: All right, So pick number eleven here FITSI another big turn.
Speaker 2: This is kind of we have the drop off of
Speaker 2: the top ten prospects. I think that's kind of a
Speaker 2: tier of its own. So now we go to eleven.
Speaker 2: Who's number eleven for you?
Speaker 1: Fits?
Speaker 3: It's Will Levis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, it's like this is not a fun
Speaker 4: pick to make, and it feels like Will Levis has
Speaker 4: become something of a dynasty pariah already at this, you know,
Speaker 4: before his career has even started. But I feel like
Speaker 4: we heard the same things about Josh Allen coming out,
Speaker 4: and like we forget that people made fun of how
Speaker 4: inaccurate Josh Allen was and people would post highlights of
Speaker 4: Josh Allen missing wide open receivers and practices and you
Speaker 4: know at Wyoming. But like we know, Levis does have
Speaker 4: the Josh Allen's starter kit, and even though he did
Speaker 4: fall out of the first round, the Titans traded up
Speaker 4: to get him in the second and so he is
Speaker 4: clearly their succession plan for Ryan Tannehill here, and since
Speaker 4: it appears the Titans aren't really going anywhere this year,
Speaker 4: that succession plan might be put into place sooner rather
Speaker 4: than later. So yeah, I mean, the early the early
Speaker 4: Will Levis experience is probably not going to be real pretty,
Speaker 4: but big arm fast, even if it's kind of straight
Speaker 4: line speed and not real elusiveness like Josh Allen or
Speaker 4: Jalen Hurts. But just the raw tools are impressive. And
Speaker 4: you know, he is Tennessee's quarterback of the future. So
Speaker 4: that's where we're going at one eleven. I mean, quarterbacks
Speaker 4: are the economy of super flex leagues, and you've got
Speaker 4: to pay heed to that.
Speaker 1: I think, I and that's really what it is.
Speaker 2: Even if he's not the starter to begin the season,
Speaker 2: I still think Will Levis is worth more than a
Speaker 2: lot of proper specs here, Jay, Because he's a quarterback,
Speaker 2: the position is limited. You can't get splits at the
Speaker 2: QB position, So there's thirty two, and even when there's
Speaker 2: thirty two, there's really like twenty seven or twenty six
Speaker 2: because there's a bunch of spots that aren't settled. So
Speaker 2: I think will Levis is a pretty solid pick here.
Speaker 5: I totally agree, and I could feel the tension in
Speaker 5: the room. You know, none of us wanted to take
Speaker 5: him there, Like PA said, you know, he's not a
Speaker 5: favorite of the Dynasty community right now, but he belongs there.
Speaker 5: You know, we're talking about taking a quarterback who went
Speaker 5: early second round, who you know they traded up for,
Speaker 5: could be the quarterback of the future over you know,
Speaker 5: some of these running backs that are you know, going
Speaker 5: to be in time shares probably initially, and they play
Speaker 5: a position of just less value in super Flex. So
Speaker 5: if will Levis does hit, you know, I mean, he's
Speaker 5: going to be an absolute steal when people are getting
Speaker 5: him in the back end of the first round.
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Speaker 2: I'm gonna take Zach Charbona, the running back going to
Speaker 2: the Seattle Seahawks. Initially very upset about this pick because
Speaker 2: I'm a huge Ken Walker fan. Love ken Walker, don't
Speaker 2: like anyone eating into him. Also, Zach Scharbonay is bigger
Speaker 2: physically than ken Walker, so I'm assuming he's probably gonna
Speaker 2: get goal line work as well. But we know Pete Carroll.
Speaker 2: We saw many years of Lynch and Carson working in Seattle.
Speaker 2: I've calmed down a little bit since the draft happened,
Speaker 2: and I have kind of resigned myself to liking Zach Charbonay.
Speaker 2: I have him just over Levis in my ranking, so
Speaker 2: I was more than fine that Pat was forced to
Speaker 2: pull the trigger on Will Levis. I didn't want to
Speaker 2: do it, and he left me Zach Scharbonay, So I
Speaker 2: feel better about this. If you need a running back,
Speaker 2: he's still going to be used early and often, and
Speaker 2: if anything happens to Walker, he's going to have a
Speaker 2: big old lion share. So I'm happy with this pick. Here, Jay,
Speaker 2: your thoughts on Charbonay going to Seattle.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, well, what a bummer on the day
Speaker 5: two of the draft when that pick was made. For
Speaker 5: the Dynasty community out there, it's been really interesting following,
Speaker 5: you know, the sharbon a trajectory because before the draftman
Speaker 5: he was going as early as you know, one o
Speaker 5: seven to one oh nine in some of these superflex
Speaker 5: drafts or mocks at that time, and you know he's
Speaker 5: still sliding into the first round. Like you said, I mean,
Speaker 5: he's a great safety blanket if anything does happen to
Speaker 5: Kenneth Walker. And I also think, you know, Seattle, we
Speaker 5: don't like that they invested in him there, but they did.
Speaker 5: They invested in him early in the second round, and
Speaker 5: I think they're gonna find some sort of way to
Speaker 5: use them both, which might not be great for some
Speaker 5: of the receivers that were excited about there, I guess,
Speaker 5: but uh, you know, Seattle does what they do, and
Speaker 5: they invested in another second round running back, So I
Speaker 5: think Sharbon is a good pick there as well.
Speaker 1: Is sharbonn Ay the pick for you after Will Levis.
Speaker 4: Fits No, I'll tell you when that players eventually picked.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I mean, like, we hate the landing spot,
Speaker 4: no question about it, but I get why Seattle did it.
Speaker 3: Like in recent years they've.
Speaker 1: Seen for Seattle, they've.
Speaker 4: Seen they've seen Chris Carson and Rashad Penny go down,
Speaker 4: and like you a team that values the running game
Speaker 4: as much as the Seahawks do, you don't want to
Speaker 4: be left in the lurch without your lead running back
Speaker 4: and be put in a position where you've got Travis
Speaker 4: Homer DJ Dallas types trying to carry your running game.
Speaker 4: So I understand the investment at the position. We just
Speaker 4: don't have to like it as dynasty.
Speaker 1: Managers, and we don't.
Speaker 2: But let's let's move on the first pick in the
Speaker 2: second round, Jay, who you take in to pair with
Speaker 2: Bijeon as this number one pick here?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm going to take a running back that I
Speaker 5: think was in contention for that one twelve pick with
Speaker 5: Charbone as well, and it's Kendra Miller for me. I
Speaker 5: think that you know, he went off the board as
Speaker 5: the fourth running back. You know, he was the second
Speaker 5: one on Day two, taken by the New Orleans Saints.
Speaker 5: And you know we're all expecting Alvin Kamarada, you know,
Speaker 5: faces suspension for you know, his off the field issues
Speaker 5: this past year. He's also going to be twenty eight
Speaker 5: before the season starts, so I mean it's a future
Speaker 5: plan for New Orleans whether he's suspended or not, and
Speaker 5: how long he suspended. And I liked Kendre Miller. I
Speaker 5: mean we didn't get to see too much of him
Speaker 5: throughout the draft process because he was dealing with some injuries.
Speaker 5: But you know, getting that sort of draft capital in
Speaker 5: the third round, going to a team where he could
Speaker 5: have immediate opportunity as well as you know, future opportunity
Speaker 5: based on the age of the guys ahead of him.
Speaker 5: I like Kendrey Miller there. He's actually my third running
Speaker 5: back in my rankings essentially, but you know, him and
Speaker 5: Zach Sharbon is a tough decision for me, but it
Speaker 5: is between those two, so I'm happy to get Kendrey
Speaker 5: Miller at the two O one.
Speaker 2: I'm not nearly as excited about Kendra Miller as you are,
Speaker 2: but I can tell you what makes you appreciate Kendra
Speaker 2: Miller is watching Max dug and play quarterback. You know,
Speaker 2: Max dugg In was rough in some of that film
Speaker 2: that you watch, obviously had big playmakers around him. But
Speaker 2: Kendrey Miller really kicked that offense off. And I just
Speaker 2: hate that Jamal Williams is there. I hate that the
Speaker 2: Kamara is still there. I hate that Williams and Miller
Speaker 2: kind of have the same skill set, which really aggravates
Speaker 2: me about Kendry Miller. I did not understand this draft
Speaker 2: pick by the Saints. I was actually more bummed out
Speaker 2: about this than Sharbon Ay going to Seattle to be honest,
Speaker 2: because I do like Hendry Miller.
Speaker 1: I just don't like this landing spot as much.
Speaker 2: But it's your thoughts on Miller, and then you're up
Speaker 2: to so we can see this mystery player is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Miller was my RB five, just behind Charbona and
Speaker 4: two behind the guy I'm gonna pick here devon a
Speaker 4: chain and you know, Bogs, I have been a devon
Speaker 4: a chain enthusiast throughout the pre draft process.
Speaker 3: Just love the guy at Texas A and M.
Speaker 4: And yes he is you know five eight one eighty
Speaker 4: eights or wait, five nine one eighty eight and known
Speaker 4: for his speed four point three to two. And this
Speaker 4: dude is like, you know, world class speed. I mean
Speaker 4: he can take take it to the house at any point.
Speaker 4: But like he's not just a little scat pack. I
Speaker 4: mean he averaged over twenty three touches a game for
Speaker 4: Texas A and M last year and almost twenty carries
Speaker 4: a game, and like he ran between the tackles and
Speaker 4: he's got like really good contact balance for smaller back.
Speaker 4: Kind of reminds me it worked on and I was
Speaker 4: enthused enthusiastic Bogs to hear Evan Silva of established the
Speaker 4: run on with our guy, Thorne Eystrom, the resident Fantasy pros,
Speaker 4: college football and NFL draft analysts dishing out AFC draft grades,
Speaker 4: and Evan was talking about how he is going to be,
Speaker 4: you know, overweight on Devon ah Chan and drafts this year.
Speaker 4: And a guy as smart as Evan giving that sort
Speaker 4: of endorsement to a Chane, you know, definitely warmed the
Speaker 4: cockles of my hearts. And I just I love the
Speaker 4: landing spot. A bunch of depressing running back landing spots,
Speaker 4: but a Chane was a good one. You know, goes
Speaker 4: to a guy Mike McDaniel who really values speed and
Speaker 4: is going to find with I mean, we saw Raheem
Speaker 4: Moster at Flourish when McDaniel was the running game coordinator
Speaker 4: in San Francisco. Another good year for Mostert last year.
Speaker 4: But Moster it's thirty one and gets hurt a lot,
Speaker 4: like a Chane is younger and has infinitely more juice
Speaker 4: than most are. So like, I think he's just going
Speaker 4: to fit this scheme perfectly. Can't wait to see how
Speaker 4: McDaniel deploys him, and you know, I'm excited to get
Speaker 4: him here.
Speaker 3: Early in the.
Speaker 2: Second Jay to me, a Chane moved up so much
Speaker 2: in the process because I was afraid of an undersize
Speaker 2: running back all the speed. Right, But there's a guy
Speaker 2: you give ten touches. If he goes to the wrong spot,
Speaker 2: he ends up being too two at well. Right, he's
Speaker 2: like a weapon that you never use. You're just never
Speaker 2: in position to give the rock to. But in Miami,
Speaker 2: where they split these guys up anyway, and they're forming
Speaker 2: a track team that could compete with Olympians with Wattle
Speaker 2: and Hill and a Chain, now I think it's like, okay, well,
Speaker 2: either early in the game you give the ball to
Speaker 2: Devon A Chane and if he breaks one off, you know,
Speaker 2: now you got safeties and linebackers creeping in a little bit.
Speaker 2: You're going over the top of Tyreek Hill. But if
Speaker 2: Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Wattle are working early, now the
Speaker 2: linebacker's safeties move back a step or two.
Speaker 1: Now you have a little more room to work with
Speaker 1: with Devon A.
Speaker 3: Chain.
Speaker 1: I love this pick for Miami.
Speaker 2: He moved up more than anybody else on my pre
Speaker 2: draft to post raft boards, and this is right where
Speaker 2: I would take him.
Speaker 1: This is in the range. So are you in on
Speaker 1: Devin ah Chain here totally.
Speaker 5: I think this is is the right range for him.
Speaker 5: And you know, for all the complaints we have about
Speaker 5: the running back landing spots, like you guys were saying,
Speaker 5: I mean, Chan going to Miami was the one we
Speaker 5: were all hoping for essentially, as they were going into
Speaker 5: day two they hadn't even picked yet, we were hoping
Speaker 5: that they were going to take a running back there
Speaker 5: as well. And yeah, I mean he's a great, like
Speaker 5: you said, big play threat as well as just like
Speaker 5: insurance policy for a guy like Raheem Mostert. I mean,
Speaker 5: if Marhee Moster misses any time, he fits right into
Speaker 5: that same role. And I think that Mike McDaniels Mike
Speaker 5: McDaniels very pleased to get a chain.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he only had four picks use one
Speaker 2: of them on a chain, so he had to have
Speaker 2: liked it. My pick here, I'm gonna go with Hendon
Speaker 2: Hooker and this is a quarterback from Tennessee going to Detroit.
Speaker 1: There's a couple of reasons for this.
Speaker 2: Are there players that I like more and Hendon Hooker
Speaker 2: that can produce for me today? Yes, of course, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of wide receivers, there's running backs, even though
Speaker 2: you know, Spears went to Tennessee. I think he'll produce
Speaker 2: more obviously for US. And Hendon Hooker coming off an
Speaker 2: ACL injury, swears up and down that he's gonna be
Speaker 2: ready for season.
Speaker 1: He ain't gonna be ready.
Speaker 2: He'll be ready about midway through the season. I don't
Speaker 2: I don't buy any of that. But this is a
Speaker 2: quarterback and a super flex draft that has the potential
Speaker 2: to start as early as next year for a very
Speaker 2: good team on offense. So Jared Goff has a lot
Speaker 2: to prove this year. So Hooker is an absolute gamble
Speaker 2: at this pick. I understand that. But there's no other
Speaker 2: qbs you want in this draft. So there's some you
Speaker 2: may take because you have to have a QB, but
Speaker 2: nobody else you want in my opinion, So I'm going
Speaker 2: to take Hooker here, maybe a little bit sooner than
Speaker 2: he should go. Jay, what do you think about Hendon Hooker?
Speaker 2: And is this a reach or is this right about
Speaker 2: where he needs to go.
Speaker 5: It's a little earlier than I would have taken him,
Speaker 5: but I think that the reasoning sound for why you
Speaker 5: did it, you know, and again we're going to you know,
Speaker 5: harp back to the same points about this being you know,
Speaker 5: super flex draft, and you know there's been some rumors
Speaker 5: about the Lions extending Jared Goff recently since the draft ended.
Speaker 5: Not really sure about that, but I do like the
Speaker 5: Hendon Hooker pick for them. For the Lions, I think that,
Speaker 5: you know, he could be the the future plan for
Speaker 5: them at the position in an offense that just seems
Speaker 5: to be getting more loaded and loaded every draft. So yeah,
Speaker 5: I like the Hendon Hooker pick. Like I said, little
Speaker 5: early for me, but I don't disagree with your reasoning
Speaker 5: for it.
Speaker 2: FITZI am i Jack Reacher. Here, am I Christina Ricci?
Speaker 2: Am I reaching a little too too early for Hendon Hooker.
Speaker 4: Look, I don't think so, Bogs. And I've got Hooker
Speaker 4: fourteenth overall for super flex. And this is from someone
Speaker 4: who doesn't really believe in Hooker that much, you know,
Speaker 4: And it's less about the age and the knee injury
Speaker 4: than just that he played in that simplified Josh Hypel
Speaker 4: offense that made things really easy and bisected the field
Speaker 4: for him, and like, you know, as easy an offense
Speaker 4: for a quarterback to play in as there probably is
Speaker 4: in college football. As you know, our guy Foror was
Speaker 4: talking about on this show. So yeah, I don't think,
Speaker 4: you know, there's a great percentage that he hits and
Speaker 4: becomes this reliable starter. But honestly, in this draft, I
Speaker 4: think the chance the hit rate plummets after about pick ten.
Speaker 4: So if you're gonna, you know, like go for if
Speaker 4: all these guys have low hit rates, do it at
Speaker 4: the high leverage position, you know, Like so, I mean,
Speaker 4: if he really hits, you know, they're they're running backs
Speaker 4: and receivers and tight ends around this portion of rookie
Speaker 4: drafts who you know, maybe you get a little bit
Speaker 4: better hit rate, but if they do hit, they're not
Speaker 4: gonna have this sort of impact a starting quarterback has,
Speaker 4: and the value that player hasn't superflex. So I'm totally
Speaker 4: on board with that sort of gamble here, even if
Speaker 4: I think it's less than a fifty to fifty chance
Speaker 4: Hooker pans out as an NFL starter.
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Speaker 2: Jay, you are up for pick number four in the
Speaker 2: second round, Miller h hen Hooker off the board.
Speaker 1: Who is going to be this fourth pick?
Speaker 5: Yeah, like you said, we're about to get a little
Speaker 5: weird here. I guess I'm going to pick Jaden Reid
Speaker 5: as my pick here at the two of four. You
Speaker 5: is somebody, you know who I've listened to a lot of,
Speaker 5: you know, smarter people than myself prior to the draft,
Speaker 5: who really liked him all shout out you know, JJ
Speaker 5: zachar Reeson really liked him and said that he was
Speaker 5: you know, scoring really well on his model. I think
Speaker 5: we were all expecting the draft capital to be more
Speaker 5: like third fourth round. He went fiftieth overall to the Packers.
Speaker 5: Another fun stat about the Packers. It's just a quick one,
Speaker 5: but it's kind of pointless, but it's interesting. The Packers
Speaker 5: wide receivers they've taken in the second round since two
Speaker 5: thousand and six have been Greg Jennings, Jordy Nelson, Randall Cobb,
Speaker 5: Davonte Adams, Christian Watson, and Jayden Reid, which doesn't really
Speaker 5: have any legs to it, you know, there's no real
Speaker 5: correlation there, but Packers have done pretty well drafted wide
Speaker 5: receivers in the second round. And somebody who looked good
Speaker 5: in all those analytical models before the draft and then
Speaker 5: gets the draft capitol on top of it is somebody
Speaker 5: that I'm interested in. And the you know, wide receiver
Speaker 5: room in Green Bay is open outside of Christian Watson
Speaker 5: Romeo Dubbs. Potentially Jayden Reid could be playing immediately, and
Speaker 5: especially when they spent that high of a pick on him,
Speaker 5: I think they're going to want to get him on
Speaker 5: the field.
Speaker 1: Jay.
Speaker 2: My favorite part about this pick is you did at
Speaker 2: one spot in front of the Packers fan fits here.
Speaker 2: I love that that you sniped him here, Fitz, was
Speaker 2: that your pick here at the fifth pick in the
Speaker 2: second round?
Speaker 1: And what do you think about Jayden Reid going here?
Speaker 4: He wasn't going to be my pick, but I do
Speaker 4: think it's a very very intriguing pick. And I think
Speaker 4: this is maybe right around the spot in the draft
Speaker 4: where he should go in rookie drafts. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 4: this is a guy who really had some heat. Yeah,
Speaker 4: picked up a lot of momentum coming in. Yes, you know,
Speaker 4: smart analysts like JJ Zachareson we're all over Jane Reid
Speaker 4: and the Packers that they spent this sort of draft
Speaker 4: capital on him. We know that they had a need
Speaker 4: at wide receiver. I mean, he basically becomes the number
Speaker 4: three man in the wide receiver room that is Christian Watson,
Speaker 4: Romeo Dobbs, and a bunch of UDFA practice squad guys.
Speaker 4: So Jane Reid's immediately got an opening here. And you know,
Speaker 4: he is an intriguing prospect. So I'm I like the pick.
Speaker 2: Packers definitely drafted for that middle of the field versatility
Speaker 2: with the two tight ends the book as well as
Speaker 2: Jaden Reid. So all right, fits, you're up for pick
Speaker 2: five in the second round, who's it going to be?
Speaker 3: Yeah, two to five is going to be Sam Laporta.
Speaker 4: I don't want to let down Derek Brown and our
Speaker 4: own Thornye who absolutely love this guy and man, like
Speaker 4: we heard that he might be picked higher than was
Speaker 4: commonly believed and going early in the second round to
Speaker 4: the Lions, which I think is a pretty good landing spot,
Speaker 4: even if they were maybe a little bit guilty of
Speaker 4: underutilizing another Iowa tight end, TJ.
Speaker 3: Howkinson, who they traded away.
Speaker 4: But yeah, like Sammy ballgame, as Thor likes to call
Speaker 4: him is, he's just good man. And Iowa's offense was
Speaker 4: just garbage last year and Laporta was the one guy who,
Speaker 4: you know, his target shair was what around thirty percent
Speaker 4: in that offense, Like he was the only thing that
Speaker 4: worked in the Iowa passing game, in the entire Iowa offense. Really,
Speaker 4: So I think he's going to make a quick transition
Speaker 4: to the NFL, and I'm kind of excited about him.
Speaker 4: It's it's interesting that I think in every rookie draft,
Speaker 4: like where the tight ends go is going to be
Speaker 4: kind of a mystery, like they're going to start peeling
Speaker 4: off the board. I mean, Kincaid's gonna sneak into the
Speaker 4: first round in a lot of drafts, certainly every one
Speaker 4: QB draft. But where the other guys go is going
Speaker 4: to be really interesting because I think you can make
Speaker 4: a case for them, you know, early in the second,
Speaker 4: late in the second summer are going to fall into
Speaker 4: the third. So there's gonna be some variants in where
Speaker 4: the tight ends go in rookie drafts this year.
Speaker 2: And speaking of which, I have the next pick, and
Speaker 2: I'll I'll just tell you I'm gonna take Michael Mayer
Speaker 2: the tight end going to the Raiders, actually having a
Speaker 2: little bit ahead of Laporta, just because I do think
Speaker 2: that immediately from day one, Michael Mayer drops in and
Speaker 2: is the number one tight end for Vegas now that
Speaker 2: Darren Waller is off to the Giants in the trade
Speaker 2: before the draft, and this is just a dependable guy
Speaker 2: he's going to be on the field. You know, a
Speaker 2: lot of comparisons to Witt and Dalton Schultz. I think
Speaker 2: he's in between those guys. I don't think he's as
Speaker 2: good as Wit, and I don't think he's not. He's
Speaker 2: way more athletic than Dalton Schultz, so I think this
Speaker 2: is a good spot for him to land. Davante is
Speaker 2: obviously the number one Josh Shacobs heavy, but you give
Speaker 2: Jimmy g you gotta have give him some tight end town.
Speaker 2: He just had George Kittle, so you know, give him
Speaker 2: a safety blanket over the middle. And I like, Mayor,
Speaker 2: what do you think about those two tight end picks?
Speaker 2: And then you're up, Jay, what do you think of those?
Speaker 2: And then let us know who you want.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I was. You know, it feels like
Speaker 5: I was sniped on both of those. They're both good picks.
Speaker 5: In terms of Michael Mayer, I really think that, you know,
Speaker 5: things have changed since the draft in terms of you know,
Speaker 5: he dropped a little bit further than we thought. I
Speaker 5: thought he was going to go in top twenty essentially
Speaker 5: with the chargers kind of being the floor there he dropped.
Speaker 5: He dropped a little bit further than we thought. At
Speaker 5: the same time, like you said, I think he landed
Speaker 5: in a spot where he is going to play immediately.
Speaker 5: Josh McDaniel's just used to utilizing the tight end. I mean,
Speaker 5: Jimmy Garoppolo with those short area targets there as well,
Speaker 5: should you know, fit with Michael Mayer and he's an
Speaker 5: all around tight end, so he's gonna he's gonna fit there.
Speaker 5: I think that was a good pick, and that's who
Speaker 5: I would have picked at this next pick, at one
Speaker 5: o seven, I'm gonna take sorry, two oh seven, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna take Jonathan Mingo off the board. You know, it
Speaker 5: feels like I'm chasing the draft capital right now with
Speaker 5: Mingo and then Jayden Reid. But at the same time,
Speaker 5: I felt like this pocket of wide receivers here, there
Speaker 5: were a lot of guys that were kind of in
Speaker 5: the same boat for me coming into the draft. Jonathan
Speaker 5: Mingo actually was not one of them, but he got picked,
Speaker 5: you know, surprisingly high. He went, what thirty ninth overall
Speaker 5: to the Carolina Panthers, and again a room where it's
Speaker 5: not wide open. But I mean it's Adam Thielen, it's
Speaker 5: DJ Shark, it's Jonathan Mingo, you know, Terris Marshall, you know,
Speaker 5: we'll see I think that Jonathan Mingo is kind of
Speaker 5: a replacement for that. You know, they haven't been, you know,
Speaker 5: too happy with what Terres Marshall Marshall has done Mingo's
Speaker 5: a versatile receiver, and again kind of going back to
Speaker 5: some people who are smarter than myself. I've seen Matt
Speaker 5: Harmon really you know, pumping him since he got drafted
Speaker 5: there with you know, actually his routree looks a little
Speaker 5: bit better. He's got good size, He's like six two
Speaker 5: two twenty versatile guy, and so hopefully he can pick
Speaker 5: up some chemistry with Bryce Young immediately and going early
Speaker 5: second was a great spot for him. So I like
Speaker 5: him here, take the risk.
Speaker 1: Seemed like a late riser there too. That's a solid pick.
Speaker 2: Let's finish out the second round and then we'll go
Speaker 2: back and talk about these picks. So fits at pick
Speaker 2: number eight in the second who would you take in
Speaker 2: this spot?
Speaker 4: I am going to go with Josh Downs here and
Speaker 4: like really close, He's close for me with Mango, tough call.
Speaker 4: I think Downs is maybe higher floor, lower ceiling than Mango.
Speaker 4: Is kind of the way I feel about that one.
Speaker 4: I just feel like there's a pretty good percentage that
Speaker 4: Downs becomes just this solid slot guy. I think he's
Speaker 4: kind of a Jamison Crowder plus.
Speaker 1: So I like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and like Crowder's not a guy whoever you know,
Speaker 4: lit it up for you in fantasy.
Speaker 3: But he was a pretty useful asset for quite a while.
Speaker 3: You know, maybe notoriously overdrafted, but you know, I think
Speaker 3: downs could be a little better, you know, and put
Speaker 3: up a little more more prolific numbers than Crowder did.
Speaker 4: But I think there's a good chance though that he
Speaker 4: becomes fantasy relevant. I think the chance of missing on
Speaker 4: downs are pretty low.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, great con guess to catch guys. So
Speaker 2: even if he can't get open, you know, we can
Speaker 2: go up and get it. So I love that pick.
Speaker 2: Definitely sniped me too, FITZI. So a nice pick there.
Speaker 2: Jalen Hyatt for me, the wide receiver at Tennessee going
Speaker 2: to the Giants. I just think there's an opportunity there.
Speaker 2: Even though he is the least experience, I think he
Speaker 2: might be the best wide receiver in that room from
Speaker 2: day one. Which puts you up Jay for pick number
Speaker 2: ten in the second round.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I might take Roshawn Johnson here, the running back
Speaker 5: from Texas going to the Bears. Yea, it feels a
Speaker 5: little earlier based on some of the rookie drafts that
Speaker 5: I have done so far since the draft, but it
Speaker 5: feels like an ambiguous backfield. You know, where it's Dante
Speaker 5: four minutes, Khalil Herbert, it's Roshawn Johnson. And they picked
Speaker 5: him in the fourth round, which isn't terrible, you know
Speaker 5: for a running back coming in especially him or I
Speaker 5: think he could have gone anywhere between, you know, the
Speaker 5: second to the fifth round. Lands in the fourth not
Speaker 5: too bad. I think he can find himself an immediate
Speaker 5: opportunity there as well as a future opportunity as well,
Speaker 5: based on you know, Khalil Herbert and Dante Foreman's contracts.
Speaker 5: So I think that you know, he's a good fit
Speaker 5: there in a run heavy offense.
Speaker 2: Love it take my Texas guy right before? I could
Speaker 2: I appreciate that Pat pick number eleven in the second
Speaker 2: who's it going to be?
Speaker 4: Well, then Bog's all upset you by taking an Oklahoma guy.
Speaker 4: Let's go with Marvin Mims and so yeah, I mean
Speaker 4: it was interesting to see the Broncos sort of aggressively
Speaker 4: go and get him when they've already got Courtland Sutton,
Speaker 4: Jerry Judy, Tim Patrick coming off an injury. But who
Speaker 4: knows if they're going to have all those guys we
Speaker 4: know there were rumors about the Broncos possibly looking to
Speaker 4: deal either Sutton or Judy, and like, Mims is just
Speaker 4: a playmaker we saw at Oklahoma like this.
Speaker 3: He's a big play guy.
Speaker 4: And I as much as he looks blocked in this
Speaker 4: depth chart, I still like the landing spot because I
Speaker 4: like that he's going to be matched up with Sean Payton.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I look, I can't. I don't hate
Speaker 2: the player. Marvin Mims is great. I despise the spot
Speaker 2: because Jerry Courtland Sutton are both one two. Tim Patrick's
Speaker 2: still on the team, Sean Payton's bringing to Marquez Colway
Speaker 2: and every other wide receiver from the Saints that he
Speaker 2: ever coached. So it's just a crowded room there. So
Speaker 2: I like Marvion Mims. I just don't like the landing spot.
Speaker 2: I'll go with Rashid Writes to close out the second round.
Speaker 2: The big wide receiver that ends up in Kansas City
Speaker 2: might push MVS to the bench or off the roster.
Speaker 2: Would not be surprised by that. But they're just looking
Speaker 2: for some magic. They're looking for a guy with size.
Speaker 2: They got all these little guys like Tony and Sky
Speaker 2: Moore to pair with Kelsey and Pacheco. The run game here,
Speaker 2: so trying to give a target size and Mahomes will
Speaker 2: throw this dude open, so you don't have to have
Speaker 2: a lot of separation when you have Patrick Mahomes so
Speaker 2: love the landing spot for him.
Speaker 1: We moved to the third Jay. You are up for
Speaker 1: that first pick? Who's it going to be?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna take Tank Bigsby, the running back from Auburn
Speaker 5: going to Jacksonville. And you know, I'm an Eagles fan.
Speaker 5: I've seen Doug Peterson work before. I've seen he likes to,
Speaker 5: you know, split up these backfields, and he showed us that.
Speaker 5: He told us that during the offseason too, that they
Speaker 5: were going to add another back. They did. I think
Speaker 5: the bigs Be, you know, got decent draft capital for
Speaker 5: running back on eighty eighth off the board, and he
Speaker 5: lands in an opportunity where I think he is going
Speaker 5: to get immediate touches in a good offense. I think
Speaker 5: the Jacksonville offense is going to be much much improved
Speaker 5: this year, even over last. So I take Tank Bigsby
Speaker 5: there at three to oh one, all.
Speaker 1: Right, three to zero two, FITZI, who's it going to be?
Speaker 4: I know this one is going to hurt you, Bogs,
Speaker 4: because I know you love this guy. I'm going to
Speaker 4: take Luke Muskgrave and you know, I had had to
Speaker 4: get a packer since uh since j took Jade and
Speaker 4: reed off the board from me. But you know, a
Speaker 4: big dude who runs like a gazelle, and the packers
Speaker 4: have a vacancy for a tight End. Now they did
Speaker 4: double tap tight End as we know in the draft,
Speaker 4: also taking Tucker Craft a little later. So you know,
Speaker 4: it's not guaranteed that Muskrave beats out Craft, but he
Speaker 4: did get picked first. And you know, like I know,
Speaker 4: the love for Muskgrave is not totally unanimous.
Speaker 3: Like Derek Brown doesn't really like him that much.
Speaker 4: I think he's got like Brenton Strange ranked higher in
Speaker 4: his rookie rankings.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I have debated that with Deebro privately, so but yeah,
Speaker 3: like I am high on Musgrave and I think early
Speaker 3: third round seems about right for him.
Speaker 2: I mean, I love Musgrave, I kind of hate the
Speaker 2: fact that he got drafted with Tucker Craft because sucker
Speaker 2: Craft can't block at all and Musgrave can so probably
Speaker 2: ask him to block more. Kind of like when hayden
Speaker 2: Hurst was drafted ahead of Mark Andrews, and Mark Andrews
Speaker 2: was the receiving guy. I could see that panning out
Speaker 2: of Musgrave so much more experience than craft, so that's
Speaker 2: gonna be a weird one for sure. Didn't love the
Speaker 2: landing spot, but I'm gonna go with ty J Spears. Look,
Speaker 2: I love the talent. You know, we heard Matt Waldman
Speaker 2: on this podcast compared him to Jamal Charles. I don't
Speaker 2: think he's that good, but I think he's very good.
Speaker 2: I think he could be the lead back. Dereck Henry
Speaker 2: is a little bit older. The reason that he fell
Speaker 2: to the third round, though, is because that Derick Henry
Speaker 2: is a freak of nature, and he may stay in
Speaker 2: the NFL for three or four more solid years of
Speaker 2: three hundred touches because he's just a different animal than
Speaker 2: anybody else in the league. He is such a beast.
Speaker 2: You know, going to be sad when Derrick Henry is
Speaker 2: no longer running in the NFL. He's so much fun
Speaker 2: to watch. But the entire offense is built around him,
Speaker 2: so there's not a lot of wiggle room for anybody else.
Speaker 2: So you take Spears and you kind of wait in
Speaker 2: a dynasty drafts in.
Speaker 3: The knee thing bogs.
Speaker 4: I mean, like the concerns that he could be have
Speaker 4: like a Jay a Ji type career where he's good,
Speaker 4: but maybe he's not around very long because of that,
Speaker 4: And it kind of sucks that one of you know,
Speaker 4: if he is going to have a shorter career, that
Speaker 4: he's going to spend the first year of it backing
Speaker 4: up Derrick Henry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, at least maybe don't give him some
Speaker 2: more time to recover, so we'll see what happens there.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you know, tyj one of my favorites going
Speaker 2: in falls to the third kind of sad to see,
Speaker 2: but excited to get him in the third. So Jay
Speaker 2: pick number four in the third round. Who's it going
Speaker 2: to be here?
Speaker 5: I'm gonna say Cedric Tillman, who I liked coming in.
Speaker 5: I think it was an interesting prospect. He lands in Cleveland,
Speaker 5: which I think was a pretty good landing spot for him.
Speaker 5: You know, Deshaun Watson I think will bounce back a
Speaker 5: little bit more, you know, shake off some of the
Speaker 5: rust from last year. And it seems like a more
Speaker 5: crowded wide receiver room than I think it actually will
Speaker 5: be in the future. You know, they have a Maari Cooper,
Speaker 5: Donovan Peoples Jones, Elijah Moore, Donovhin Peoples Jones is a
Speaker 5: free agent next offseason. So in twenty twenty four, I
Speaker 5: think Cedric Tillman, you know, he's six y three, big receiver,
Speaker 5: kind of can play that same role as people's Jones,
Speaker 5: and I like him there. I like the talent, and
Speaker 5: I think that you know, in the long term, it'll
Speaker 5: it'll fit a little bit better than maybe the immediate
Speaker 5: twenty twenty three seasons. So I like getting him there
Speaker 5: as well.
Speaker 1: Fits he picked number five. Who's it going to be?
Speaker 4: Chase Brom Bengals like the landing spot pleasantly surprised by
Speaker 4: how fast he ran at the combine after a not
Speaker 4: great senior ball, I realized that, but man, this dude
Speaker 4: was so productive at Illinois and he handled a big load.
Speaker 4: He averaged like twenty seven carry for the fighting a
Speaker 4: line Now last fall, and if, as rumored, the Bengals
Speaker 4: do release Joe Mixon after June first, all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: Chase Brown is in line for potentially a really big
Speaker 4: role as a rookie, and you know, like a fantasy
Speaker 4: impactful role.
Speaker 2: I mean anyone who can carry the load. For Brett
Speaker 2: Bielima can carry the load, and that is Chase Brown.
Speaker 2: He's undersized, but a workhourse of a player, a couple
Speaker 2: fumble issues, but a lot of fun to watch. So
Speaker 2: interesting pick for Cincinnati there For me here, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: take Tucker Craft. I'm gonna go back to tight end.
Speaker 2: I love the landing spot of a lot of these
Speaker 2: guys as well, So Tucker Craft landing in Green Bay
Speaker 2: not my favorite landing spot because Musgrave is there. But
Speaker 2: like I said before about Musgrave, and I still do
Speaker 2: have Muskgrave ahead of Kraft. Just to be completely clear here,
Speaker 2: but I could easily see Craft not even playing tight
Speaker 2: end and playing big slot wide receiver and not really
Speaker 2: blocking inline at all, but being a potential target hog.
Speaker 2: And he's another big target like Musgrave around the red zone.
Speaker 2: So I think he could be pretty solid from the
Speaker 2: jump in Green Bay if given the opportunity. So I'll
Speaker 2: reach back to tight end. Jay, you're a pick number
Speaker 2: seven in the third.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm gonna take It. Might be a little early,
Speaker 5: but I'm gonna take Nathaniel tank Dell, the wide receiver
Speaker 5: going to Houston, and he went a little earlier in
Speaker 5: the NFL Draft. I thought then we kind of expected
Speaker 5: as well. He went sixty ninth overall, and you know
Speaker 5: a little bit of narrative there too. Since the draft
Speaker 5: has ended, you know, he's been saying him and c J.
Speaker 5: Stroud and some chemistry. C J. Stroudus, you know, allegedly
Speaker 5: went and you know, preached that they should pick Tank
Speaker 5: Dell as well. And I think, you know, it's kind
Speaker 5: of a theme of my draft here too. I mean,
Speaker 5: I'm picking a lot of these guys that you know,
Speaker 5: I think could have some immediate opportunity in some of
Speaker 5: these wide receiver rooms that aren't solidified. And Houston feels
Speaker 5: like that as well. You know, it's Nico Collins, Noah Brown,
Speaker 5: it's Robert Woods. And I think tink Dell might be
Speaker 5: able to fit in there right away as a big
Speaker 5: play threat. You know, the size is a little concerning.
Speaker 5: He'll have to be an outlier in that sense, but
Speaker 5: I think they invested in him highly and I think
Speaker 5: he's got an immediate opportunity.
Speaker 1: A good pick there.
Speaker 2: It makes the end interesting here because that's like to me,
Speaker 2: it's one of the last of the really good picks.
Speaker 2: So who do you got, fitz Who is that pick
Speaker 2: number eight in the third?
Speaker 3: Evan Hall, Northwestern running back.
Speaker 4: We just know he's probably going to step in right
Speaker 4: away and be a passing down back in the NFL.
Speaker 4: Fits that role well, I mean, Jonathan Taylor's going to
Speaker 4: handle the early down work on obvious passing downs, bringing
Speaker 4: the guy who led FBS in running back receptions last
Speaker 4: year max effort player faster than maybe we thought he
Speaker 4: was going to be at the combine. A lot to
Speaker 4: like here, even if the role might be kind of limited.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get weird. Pick number nine. I had
Speaker 2: picked Stetson Bennett. I'm not a Stetson Bennett fan, but
Speaker 2: he ends up in LA. No other QB except Matt
Speaker 2: Stafford on the roster, who missed most of last year
Speaker 2: is you know, riding off into the sunset and his
Speaker 2: NFL career as well. This team has salary cap issues
Speaker 2: that can't afford to go pick up many other QB options,
Speaker 2: so Stetson might be the immediate backup. We saw Baker
Speaker 2: Mayfield come into LA and win a game with three
Speaker 2: days of knowledge, so give him a whole offseason. I
Speaker 2: think he could be all right, and this is still
Speaker 2: a super flex mock. So if you're desperate, that would
Speaker 2: probably be the next man up after the Big five
Speaker 2: for me. So pick number ten here, Jay, your last
Speaker 2: one in this draft.
Speaker 1: Who is it going to be?
Speaker 5: I'm going to go with Tyler Scott, the wide receiver
Speaker 5: from Cincinnati going to Chicago. I you know, I think
Speaker 5: that he'll have some opportunity. There is somebody who I
Speaker 5: think actually kind of fell throughout the actual NFL Draft
Speaker 5: based on what we thought where we thought he was
Speaker 5: going to go. Pre draft. Some people, you know, some
Speaker 5: draft ants. I mean Dan Brugler had a second round
Speaker 5: great on him. Thought he was a really exciting player.
Speaker 5: He's been compared to, you know, Tyler Lockett by more
Speaker 5: than one or some that I've listened to. And I
Speaker 5: think that, you know, there's a fit in Chicago for
Speaker 5: a guy like him. Darneld Mooney. I don't know if
Speaker 5: he'll be there long term. He'll have to get an
Speaker 5: extension to stay there too much longer, and I think
Speaker 5: he's a good fit. So I like Tyler Scott. Here
Speaker 5: at the end of the third.
Speaker 2: I wish we had more time to talk because I
Speaker 2: cannot believe that his teammate Tray Tucker went ahead of him.
Speaker 2: But I thought that was crazy and that is classic Raiders.
Speaker 2: But we don't even have time to talk on it.
Speaker 2: So fits your last pick in this draft.
Speaker 4: I'm going to stay with wide receiver, go with Kaisha
Speaker 4: on Booty, and you know, like hit rates are low
Speaker 4: in the third round of rookie drafts, the late third,
Speaker 4: you know, and Booty might not do anything, but man,
Speaker 4: if this guy can tap into what he showed when
Speaker 4: he broke out as a freshman at LSU in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty and started really well as a sophomore going against
Speaker 4: SEC competition, I mean, like, this guy I think could
Speaker 4: be Jarvis Landry like in his impact, and I kind
Speaker 4: of liked that he went to the Patriots. Maybe Bill
Speaker 4: Balichick can get him to f in the line, and
Speaker 4: if he does, he could be a pleasant surprise. Although
Speaker 4: I realized the percentage chances of him hitting might not
Speaker 4: be great, but if he does hit, I think he
Speaker 4: could hit in a big way.
Speaker 2: I'm right there with you, and I was pretty upset
Speaker 2: when you just took him in the league that we're
Speaker 2: in like three or four spots ahead of me. In
Speaker 2: our initial rookie draft here fits So yeah, needed to
Speaker 2: give you crap for that one, so thanks for bringing
Speaker 2: that up again. Death by a thousand cuts here the
Speaker 2: last pick in this draft for me, I'm gonna go
Speaker 2: with Zach Evans, running back, got drafted to the La Rams.
Speaker 2: You know, cam Akers, I do think is the better back,
Speaker 2: but you know they have nothing behind him. Kyron Williams
Speaker 2: is a receiving back, should probably only be a receiving back,
Speaker 2: a third down guy. And you know Acres was weird
Speaker 2: left the team came back. Seems like they worked it out.
Speaker 2: But I think he's not that far behind Acres in
Speaker 2: terms of talent. I think he's gonna be a better
Speaker 2: pro than he was a college player getting kicked around
Speaker 2: at TCU and oll Miss. So I am excited to
Speaker 2: see what he has in LA. I can't believe it
Speaker 2: took two Rams by the way to end this draft,
Speaker 2: but that will wrap it up for us today on
Speaker 2: the Fantasy Pros Dynasty Fantasy Football Pod, thank you to
Speaker 2: Jay for coming and hanging out. Jay, Please tell everyone
Speaker 2: where they can find all your work and what you're
Speaker 2: doing and what you got coming up.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can find me on Twitter at j R
Speaker 5: J A R s h T and my podcast at
Speaker 5: High Floor Football at High Floor FB with my buddy
Speaker 5: Sam Wagman. So we're recording every Tuesday night and you
Speaker 5: know they're out by Wednesday typically, So that's what that's
Speaker 5: what I'm up to. So thanks for having me on, guys.
Speaker 5: I really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: You got it fits the at Fits Underscore FF. What
Speaker 2: is going on for you? Just a lot of grinding, right.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, getting ready for our Dynasty Kit and our
Speaker 4: redraft kit. So yeah, just a lot of work and
Speaker 4: great to have Jay on. You know, it was good
Speaker 4: to talk to him again. I've been on with him
Speaker 4: and Sam. Great show. Check it out.
Speaker 2: Awesome time and thank you guys for joining us. You
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