Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude Podcast. I'm your Hills, Corey
Evans. The NFL Draft is finally here for a time stamp. I'm recording
this episode, which is titled twenty twenty four NFL Draft Recap Round one,
actually on day two, so I won't be discussing anything from rounds two through
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the first round. My instant analysis the recap reaction from a dynasty lens at
pick one point oh one. It was Caleb Williams Chicago Bears. He'll be
twenty three in November six one, two fifteen with USC in twenty twenty three,
three thousand, six hundred and thirty three arts, passing thirty touchdowns to
five interceptions, sixty eight point six completion percentage rates, nine point four yards
best attempt, and then ninety seven for a buck thirty six eleven rushing touchdowns.
The Bears selecting Kayleb Williams was essentially set in stone leading up to the
draft itself. It's now official. From a supporting cast perspective, It's arguably
the best situation, or one of for rookie quarterback to enter the NFL.
In think about it, Dj Moore, Keenan Allen, DeAndre Swift, Roma
Doonza Cole Comet Joe Everett as main offensive components, Williams brings a dual threat
skill set to the table with innate playmaking ability to make off script or off
platform throws look easy with the sieving mobility New Bears O C. Shane Waldron.
He's forming the OC of the Seattle Seahawks now has a franchise cornerstone in
Williams to build a round in terms of us in dynasty value kill Williams locked
in as one point on one or one point h two and super flex it's
either him or Margaret Harrison Junior and belongs in the top five to ten conversation
in single QB formats as a quarterback one candidates right off the bat in twenty
twenty four, pretty obvious that he has a chance to become an elite commodity
in both redraft and dynasty circles. At pick one point oh two. It
was Jaden Daniels to Washington twenty four and December six, four to two ten,
So a little bit older for a rookie quarterback, but then again,
the shelf life is always longer for that position compared to running back. For
instance, he won the Heisman Trophy last season LSU production of three thousand as
twelve yards passing forty passing touchdowns to a mere four interceptions seventy two point two
completion percentage, eleven point seven yards press attempt, and then where Jayden Daniels
truly shines, it's with his legs one thirty five, eleven thirty four and
ten a better rushing line than most, if not all, running backs any
twenty twenty four rookie class. Daniels is the closest talent we've seen to Lamar
Jackson as a prospect in quite some time. Based on his rushing prowess alone,
Jaden shiff flirt with quarterback going value in fantasy immediately, especially under offensive
coordinator Cliff Kingsbury in his raid offensive scheme. While it's fair to cast some
doubt on his one hit wonder twenty twenty three college campaign, there's enough to
trust on the tape as a passer to solidify his standing as a franchise caliber
quarterback. Daniels won't be able to air it out or tuck the ball and
run as easily a NFL as he fared with LSU alongside huge playmakers in Milik
Neighbors or Brian Thomas Junior. Even so Terry McLaurin, Brian Robinson, Austin
Eckler, Johan Dotson, among other pieces, I'm sure Washington will add on
Day's two and three of the draft are solid pieces to work with as a
foundation for the first year pro and super flectionating Daniels is in the one point
zero two to one point oh three mix and in a one quarterback league.
He's a fine targets in the mid to late first round, right there with
Caleb Williams. One point oh three was Drake May to the New England Patriots.
He's twenty two in August, youth on his side, ideal build six
four to two thirty coming off production North Carolina of three thousand, six hundred
and eight yards, passing twenty four touchdowns to nine picks, completed sixty three
point three percent of his passes for eight and a half yards perst attempt and
a one twelve four to forty nine and nine rushing efforts. His mobility and
rushing ability are both underrated components of his skill sets. The Patriots moved on
for Matt Jones, traded him to Jacksonville to backup Trevor Horns, and will
now hope to develop May into an actual long term air appearance to the avoid
it has been left behind after Tom Brady departed New England at quarterback. Listen,
Drake is far from a finished product when it comes to consistency with ball
placement, mechanics, as a pass or even decision making. However, if
it all clicks, he has a Josh Allen or Jalen Hurts level range of
outcomes are ceiling. If things go wrong, May's floor is scary. Could
be a bust, similar to mix Stubisky, who was also coincidentally out of
North Carolina, who I believe was rushed to the pro level as a starter.
I fear that with a complete regime slash, rebuild franchise situation, New
England may be in a similar boat. Per PFF, that's profa about focus.
Drake may actually posted the highest deep passing grade among quarterbacks in twenty twenty
three, which is music to the ears of most NFL offenses that like to
air the ball out. The question for New England is will those tools that
may display North Carolina be transferable to the NFL landscape. Don't forget that Jacoby
Brissette was brought in to be a break at the cube position for New England,
but it won't take long for Drake mate to unseat him based on pure
athleticism. The issue or downside from a fantasy lens is the Patriots lackluster off
has a depth charts which trip results in Drake may sliding during super FLEXWI the
drafts where he was thought to be in the one point oh four to one
point oh five mix could still be in there. Depending on how CB and
needy you are. He might fall to the mid to late first depending on
all other positional land spots, which as a reminder, recording this during the
Day two draft when it kicked off, just because I have a busy schedule
at the time of year, so I don't have all that information available at
my disposal yet. One point oh four was Marvin Harrison Junior to the Arizona
Cardinals twenty two in August six, four to two oh five with Ohio State
twenty twenty three sixty seven, twelve eleven, fourteen, eighteen point one yards
perception, Harrison Junior did not feel the need to test at the combine or
all that much in general pre draft, and it clearly paid off. Didn't
impact his real life draft stock at all. You know what you're getting if
you've watched any Harrison Junior film about as can complete as a wide out prospect.
As humanly possible, he becomes an instant centerpiece of Arizona's offense and a
primary target for Kyler Murray in the Arizona passing attack. There truly aren't many
flaws in marvin set of tools. He's well rounded across the board when it
comes to route running all levels of the field, short, intermediate, deep.
He can win in man or zone coverage contest, a catch machine,
and has better game build up speed than given credit for at times. The
knock against Harrys Junior has been his athletic profile because we didn't have many metrics
to work off of, but some of his mile per hour deep advanced metrics
that we've had available to utilize at the college level indicates that his game speed
will cast aside any doubt of those quote unquote weaknesses. He's about a full
proof as of prospect as it gets so. One point on one on one
quarterback leagues and even in contection one point on one in super flex if you're
loaded at the position of quarterback. But I still think that camp Williams gets
the edge in that positional battle. One point zero six was molite Neighbors New
York Giants a chance. They could have gone quarterback to replace Daniel Jones,
but instead Jones has a new weapon, at least for the time being,
unless there's a quarterback change that takes place at some point in twenty twenty four,
the Giants go a different direction. Twenty one in July for Neighbors very
young six feet, two hundred pounds, eighty nine, fifteen sixty nine and
fourteen for seventeen points at yards per grab with LSU last season, there was
plenty of buzz in draft circles that some NFL teams actually preferred Neighbors over Marviniers
Junior, or at least had them ranked closer than the consensus go figure.
The value gap was only one point of four to one point zero six,
so yes, Neighbors and Harris Junior are also close in perceived draft stock.
Neighbors profiles is an instant, real life wide receiver one and a much needed
presence for a weak Giants wide receiver room. Outside of Jalen Hyatt and Wane
Robinson, it's a lot of middling or replacement level talent, so this is
a huge boost for the offense. Malik is the definition of explosive. He
plays larger than his size as both an outside and slot threat with exceptional short
intermediate traits after the catch. Dominator time and time again, Jaden Daniels Milite
Neighbors were a dynamic duo at the college level. Hopefully Neighbors do the same
for the Giants and elevate the entire offense. Expect the league to rank as
a dynasty wide receiver one in due time and be wide receiver two behind Harrison
Junior in most rookie drafts this year. Roma Doonday could attend to be in
that mix as well, but I prefer the upside and raw talent of Elite
Neighbors and the pure as I mentioned, explosion both pre and post catch.
He's a special talent. Pick one point eight Michael Penich, Junior, the
Atlanta Falcons. What in the world? This caught everyone in the NFL fan
base fanas football world by shock by storm twenty four in May so On an
advanced age prospect again like Jaden and Daniels, though age is not as big
of a deal at quarterback as it his other positions. Six three to two
thirteen great production out of Washington last season actually finished second at Heisman voting to
Jadan Daniels. Penis Junior went four thousand, nine ers three yards passing,
thirty six passing touchdowns to eleven picks, sixty five point four percent completion rates,
eight point express attempt and thirty five rushes for eight yards three touchdowns.
Those stats aren't a true indicator of his mobility or lusiveness as a pocket passer
who could move with his legs if needed to extend plays. It's a puzzling
selection after the Falcons dished out a four year, one hundred and eighty million
dollars freezing contract to secure Kirk Cousins earliest offseason. What's even more strange is
that Kirk Cousins and his agent were not told about Atlanta's plans to draft Pennis
Junior with the eighth overall pick. Whether or not that would have influenced or
altered decision making process for Cousins as a free agent is now an afterthought,
but it makes for a crowded quarterback room, or at least in the sense
of Atlanta now having the depth needed to contend. But there were so many
other needs for the franchise, particularly the defensive side of the football. At
the eighth overall pick that Penix Junior is more of a luxury than a need.
That being said, he is best known for his laser arm pocket presence,
where he is a wizard of eating pressure and throwing the football into the
height windows sometimes force need it a bit too much. The injured history is
the major concern with the profile, obviously, though it's not enough for Atlanta
to pass on him first round draft pick eighth overall. Now, through the
presence of Kirk Cousins, Pennick Junior's distant proximity to taking over as Atlanta's starting
quarterback is going to result in in sliding probably late first, early mid second
even in Super Flex unless you have Kirk Cousins roster to want to have that
one two punch no matter what in an ascending offense where I think Zach Robinson
is EC is going to truly blossom and take the offense to new heights.
Pick one point h nine Roma Dunesday Chicago Bears twenty two in June sixty three,
two fifteen ideal pro tipical why resivering body frame ninety two sixteen forty thirteen
log with Washington last year for seventeen point yards per catch prolific resume of production.
Speaking of Pennick junior, o'doonze was his top weapon in Washington's aerial attack
at the college level as an NFL ready wideout with off the charge ball skills,
sure hands a debt body control, positioning, contested ketch prowess at the
counchability. The adjective superlatives go on and on for Roma Doonza. Despite a
crowded wide receiver a room of Chicago for the short term, at least with
dj Moore Keenan Allen locked in supremieer roles. Rome projects as a long term
superstar for both the Bears and US and fantasy football, especially if Caleb Williams
lives up to his pedigree and draft capital. Now do temperark expectations for a
Dounday in twenty twenty four. Unless Dj Moore Keenan were to miss time.
He remains locked in as a top eight pick in super fuctual drafts as well
as top four and one quarterback leagues. Romadunza in most rookie classes would be
the wide receiver one overall, it's this unique deep loaded class where here's a
junior and neighbors are the prize commodities at the position. Time for a quick
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right. Time for that quick break and I'll be right back. Pick one
point ten was JJ McCarthy to Minnesota. It was a trade up for him.
He just turned twenty one in January, so very young commodity here a
little unexperienced, but then again, proven leader and winner at the college level
Michigan sixty three to two oh two. Some reports have him in the low
to twenty pound range, if not upper teams, so that's him to keep
in mind, but either way, he's equipped to be an NFL starter.
Two thousand ninets to ninety one yards passing, twenty two touchdowns, four interceptions,
seventy two point three completion rate, nine yards press attempt, and sixty
four for two h two and three on the ground with Michigan last seas in
Minnesota was linked to McCarthy for much of the pre draft process. After losing
Kirk Cousins to Atlanta, Sam Donald's brought in as a short term solution at
quarterback or a backup fallback plan. It's not the question that McCarthy pushes or
in seats Donald for the week one starting job. Keep a close eye on
that situation. McCarthy himself a former five star recruit with a bright NFL future,
Despite being labeled as a game manager at the college scene under Jim Harbaugh
with Michigan, where he was not asked to take over football games, Michigan
won contests with a heavy run focus, and great defense. I think McCarthy
is a very safe floor a questionable ceiling in terms of being a prospect who
saw a stock rise astronomically over the past few months. There was speculation leading
up to the draft that it'd be a top two, three if nine to
five pick. Ultimately, Minnesota got their guy tenth. Overall, there's a
legitimate case to take jaj McCarthy over someone like Drake May as quarterback three in
this year's class, behind Williams Jadon Daniels, if only for the Viking supporting
cast of Justin Jefferson, Jordan, Adis Hockinson, Aaron Jones. McCarthy is
a fascinating, polarizing prospect. I'm more in that out because of youth,
his proven ability to win football games, which I think is an underrated component
of an NFL quarterback profile at this point where we all want the traits of
throwing, rushing, how about a winner's mentality, improving tracker at a big
level competition school like Michigan That is undervalued, and I think Minnesota is aligned
with that way of thinking. Pick one point twelve is Bo Nicks Denver Broncos
turned twenty four and February, yet another older quarterback, joining Jaden Daniels and
Michael Pennis. Junior. Knicks is six two two seventeen prolific resume production out
of Oregon last season four thousand, five d and eight yards, passing forty
five touchdowns only three picks. Really sound decision maker seventy seven, zero point
four percent completion rate, nine point six yards press attempt meaning accurate and pushing
him all downfield. Couple with a fifty four two thirty four and six rushing
line. He is also a mobile quarter Denver was firmly in the rookie quarterback
mixed with Jared stin him and recent trade for Zach Wilson atop the team's depth
charts. Bo Nicks has now a legitimate chance to start right away in twenty
twenty four. You know, Denver is as bad or worse of a fantasy
landscape or supporting cast to Drake May in New England. That's a fair debate
between those two, even though talent wise I do believe more so in Drake
May. Bo excels with decision making. As I mentioned in Getteba Quickly Processing
Information Football IQ, and it's similar to Drew Brees, who excelled thrived with
Sean Payton during the time together in New Orleans for such a long time.
Paydon now potentially has a new version of Drew Brees, nowhere near as talented
in bo Nix. But all you need is facilitator for Denver to become a
better football team. Knicks will be a post draft riser in super Flex because
the draft capital and just the peer need of the position. And I do
think he's in the quarterback three to five conversation with an immediate path to contribute
for the Broncos in quarterback three to five, meaning a wide open landscape after
Williams and Daniels. I think it's going to be very subjective and come down
to gut feeling or team build. You want to go higher ceiling and save
floor between May McCarthy, Pennick Junior bo Nicks. That's a topic that will
be under a lot of scrutiny all off season long. Pick one point thirteen
brock Bowers to the Las Vegas Raiders. This was a shock as well,
wasn't a need Michael Mayer second round pick last year. Nonetheless, brock Baowers
could be used as a hybrid weapon here for the offense twenty two in December
six four to two forty select the undersize for a tight end. He's more
of a hybrid receiver with tight end tradits exceptional athlete, great talent fifty six,
seven, fourteen and six or twelve point arurs per catch with Georgia last
season. Third Raiders selecting Bowers is perplexing after the franchise did allocate that day
two pick two mayor last year. It most likely means that Las Vegas used
Bauers as more of an offensive chess piece or receiver than traditional tight end.
And if somebody is extremely down to Michael Mayer swooping now attempted buy a low
for a third, if not a fourth. I've seen some outrageous takes on
Twitter that are against Michael Mayer. I think that both can coexist, especially
with the NFL and personnel leaning heavily towards more and more tight end usage,
not only in the running game as a blocker, but extension of the passing
game as well. Bowers is versatable to capitol V can line up anywhere,
slot out wide, run some end rounds, go out to the flat.
He's a unique weapon that hopefully the Raiders can utilize in a fantasy friendly way.
Now. He did deal with some durability well was during his time in
school, but manics to do post insane career numbers two point six yards per
out run eight point five yards at the catch. That's outstanding for any receiver,
let on a tight end. At the college level, Bowers ran around
or slightly above fifty percent of his routes from the slots, which is where
he does a lot of his damage as a wide receiver in a tight end
body frame. I wouldn't say that Bowers's a liability as a blocker, but
it's not a strong suits. What I am concerned about is potential target share.
Not to mention Luke Getsi being the Raiders OC, it's not ideal for
Bowers or Mayor unless DeVante Adams is eventually traded. Ultimately, talent should rise
at the top, and brock Bauer could be a difference maker year one at
the NFL level with elite traits despite not testing pre draft. He's one of
those players where you see it on film, passes the eye test like a
Martin heers a junior, and then the metrics don't necessarily have to warrant the
ample draft capital. Football players that are good are just that, and when
you watch tape of Boers, he is a game changer. And I cannot
wait to see how I was utilized in Las Vegas with the Raiders. In
terms of where I take him in super flex, I'd say he's still top
eight easily. One quarterback league's probably top four, top five, unless you
are more fond of running back to wide receivers after the big three, which
we'll say in a one quarterback league. Harrison Junior Neighbors and Odoonsea Bowers post
draft loses a little bit of appeal or luster because of the crowded tight end
room in Las Vegas, but it's not a detriment long term. Pick one
point two to three Brian Thomas Junior to Jacksonville. He's twenty two in October
six, four to two O five, but four point three to three speed.
It's an unreal sized peed combination. He went sixty eight in seventy seven
and seventeen for seventeen point three yards per catch with LSU last season. Think
about that for a second seventeen receiving touchdowns on sixty eight receptions. He was
a touchdown machine in twenty twenty three. Probably not sustainable at the pro level,
but goes to show how talented Thomas Junior really is. PFF credit to
Thomas Junior with a ninety nine point nine deep grade. He got fourteen of
eighteen deep targets even seven to twelve on contesta catches showcases all around well round
of talent, with some flaws as in basket catching or needs to refine his
route running, But that's just nitpicking a bit on a very intriguing player.
Thomas Junior is perhaps the best vertical threat in the twenty twenty four rookie widout
class and figures to take over the lead role up behind from Calvin Ridley,
along Seccersirom Kirk and even Gabe Davis. This is I think worse for Gabe
Davis than it is Kirk, who should still man the slot and be a
PPR machine. Jacksonville is not the best laying spot, Let's be honest,
It's at least still one with potential for Thomas Junior to earn a lead role.
He's lockin's the first round pick in super flex or one quarterback leagues.
Wait, this lit up the football scene in both real life and the fantasy
realm. Xavier Worthy, Kansas City traded up for him. He just turned
twenty one on April twenty seven, so by the time you're listening a few
days ago, very young. Six' one one seventy two some side tep
molissa that one sixty eight or even one sixty five. So he's small.
But he went seventy five ten to fourteen and five last year for thirteen and
a half yards per grab a. Texas as a true freshman, was sought
after as a possible superstar in debbie leagues now to mention, regarded as one
of the best young wideouts in the country, and he averaged a career and
class best among twenty twenty four wideouts. Seven and a half yards after the
catch is a testament to his natural claymaking ability and skills, raw instincts and
the speed just its game changing. Worthy could be the Chief's actual replacement for
Tyreek Hill that they've been looking for. It's a terrific on paper landing spot
for the Texas product. As a Blazers I mentioned four point two point forty
yard dash broke the record of the combine. He's in the middle of the
field and deep downfield threat who now joins forces a pa Mahomes. Kansas City
need another wide out. Even prior to Rashid Rice's off the field trouble and
Loom's suspension, Marquis Brown was a nice start. Xavier Worthy was the cherry
on top. Worthy is far more talented than other gadget players like Nicole Harbon
or Sky Moore. But we've been fooled a few times now with the assumption
that a speeds throat wide receiver can function like Tyreek Hill did in the Chiefs
offense. I think Tyreek Hill is his own tier and unique talent. No
one will ever be what Tyreek Hill is or was for Kansas City and continues
to be for Miami. But Worthy could still function a similar capacity for the
sake of the Chief's offensive scheme. Xavier is going to be a post draft
riser, if only because of the exposure to big plays. Mahomes a coveted
asset now in Dynasty. There's more upside than downside and Worthy's outlook, however,
I can't help but to perceive a caution. I think he's going to
be over hyped, overvalued based on the team fit so he could be some
of them out on. If it leads to him being too expensive and rookie
drafts, let alone startup draft capital, because I do think that most people
are going to anoint him the next best thing at bid receiver because of Mahomes
and Andy Reid and the creativity we are assuming will be taking place in Kansas
City. One point three to one, A little bit of surprise, but
someone I've liked as a prospect a lot. If you're over on Patreon,
it's Rickey Pearsall to the forty nine ers. He's going to be twenty four
September, so not ideal for longevity. Still, the talent from year twenty
four to hopefully late twenties early thirties is enough to consider him high in rookie
drafts six one, one ninety. He went sixty five nineteenty five and four
for fourteen point ers per catch with Florida last season. It seems like somewhat
of an expensive position to prioritize unless one of Deebo, Samuel or Ban and
Ayuk are traded, which again I don't know that at this point of the
recording time, So if one of those two were dealt it makes a lot
of sense. Now. Pearsaw was a do it all receiver for Florida.
He had that acrobatic, ridiculous one headed scene stretching catch across the middle of
the field that we all know by now over on Patreon from my recent NFL
comp episode. If you're on there, you know what I'm talking about.
I provided a ceiling comp a Parsaw to chrys Olave, who's similar in size,
and he just reminds me of him stylistically. And then a four Emmanuel
sanders Imman seen some Christian Kirk comps thrown out there. All of those makes
sense to me. San Francisco is an ideal fit in of itself because of
the quicker release in timing routes thanks to brock Perty not to mention the offensive
mastermind that is Kyle Shanahan, who I believe is going to utilize Pearsall's a
versatile weapon out of the slot or even out wide. Excellent hands, perhaps
contribute on special teams if needed. His footwork route running, the post catch
athleticism to manufacture yardage is outright spectacular. Does a lot of things really well.
Has the suddenness and on of breaks that is reminiscent of a Cooper cup
or Kooka and Akua. So sign me up for as many shares as possible.
Ricky piersall big fan here, last, but not least to round out
the first round one point three to two was exavierly Get to Caroline, who
traded up one spot to secure him. He turned twenty three in January.
He's sixth three to two twenty seven with a four point three nine to forty
Talk about a size speed profile that warns our attention. He went seventy one
totally five and seven seventeen point seven yards for grab South Carolina. Last year,
Logett leaked to the media at this past week that head coach Dave Canalis
told him, if available at thirty third overall, the Panthers woul draft him.
Canal's responded, when questioned by the media, state and it was more
of an if then situation or question if we drafted at thirty three then what
It's meaningless now because Carolina got their prize receiver clearly, and they were sold
on the get as a weapon to help Brice Young, who needs as much
help as possible after an abysmal rookie season. Not all his fault though,
and you've heard me talk about Bress Young a few times this offseason were stand
on his outlook anyways, Lagett brings a blend of size speed that rivals aj
Brown or Deebo Samuel for the sake of skill sets, comparisons, and profiles.
As an eventual wide sheever one to replace Adam Thielen and blend really well
with Deontay Johnson, who is a security blanket for any offense. The concern
with Laguette is that he is basically a one year wonder at the college level,
was almost irrelevant for four years at South Carolina before emerging at twenty twenty
three as an advanced age prospect a former four star recruits. So the talent
being almost invisible for four years doesn't real align with what he showcased in school
last year. So he's polarizing. Yet you can't help but buy into his
talent if you watch what he can do both pre and post snap, pre
snap in motion to become a mismatch depending on managers zone coverage, and then
post snap as a route runner, especially on short and immediate routes. His
yard of the cutch skills are second to none of this year's class. He's
that talented that will do it. If we all enjoyed my round one review
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