Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Do Podcast. I am your host,
Corey Evans. Thank you for listening to this week's show. If you weren't
already excited for the NFL Draft, where you're now at the checkpoint where you
should be gaining that interest because we had the East West Shrine Bowl this past
week and then the Senior Bowl this past weekend. On this week's re show,
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here we go, twenty twenty four East West Shrine Bowl. My Fantasy football
projections or outlooks pre draft. Recent examples of East West Shrine Bowl NFL stars
include Brock Purdy, Jay Flowers, or even Isaiah Picchecko. So if you
don't believe in the process of the East West Shrine Bowl dismissingess relevancy, you're
making a mistake because of course, any of us playing Dynasty would like to
have one or all of purty Zay or Pichecko rostered. So pay attention to
the Shrine Bowl. If your lead mates don't, that's on them. It's
important. Not all will be fantasy viable. Maybe only one or two names
will surface and hit become noteworthy in twenty twenty four beyond. But that time
and effort we're putting into at least recognize said prospects is what separates casual from
hardcore fantasy football players. Up first is Frank Goeorg Junior running back by the
Southern miss. Yes, it is Frank Goere's son. He'll be twenty two
in March. He's a junior, checks in at five to eight, one
to ninety five. It's not a huge body frame two thirty one, eleven,
thirty one, ten rushing logs past season good for four point nine yards
per carry, and then twenty seven, two, twenty one and three as
a receiver. He was the Shrine Bowl MVP. One of the most beneficial
performances I've seen in the Shrine Bawl in quite some time, with eighty seven
yards rushing and one touchdown. It was a beautiful forty eight yard score where
Frank Goeorg Junior had a cutback to the outside zone and boom trip to the
end zone. It's going to be difficult to lo up to his father's NFL
resume. Frank Gore was amazing for the forty nine ers, most notably now,
Frank Gorg Junior is nonetheless on the Fantasy football radar as a borderline Day
two or Day three NFL draft prospect. He's a patient rusher who has ability
to excel inside or out to the edge, elusive in open space, and
he has good build up speed and power, despite lacking top tier straight away
speed five to eight one to ninety five seems smaller based on his height and
weight, he plays large Dennis size. Though. How about Jaden Sherdon running
back out of mommth. He's only twenty years old a junior five nine one
to ninety five, so early similar in build to Frank Gorge junior Sherdan two
twenty one fourteen seventy eight and ten rushing line six point seven yards per carry,
twenty grabs about twenty three and one touchdown this past season. He has
excellent change of direction skills. Probably his best trait runs like he's being shot
out of a cannon behind the line of scrimmage. Resembles in my mind Treet
Cohen before his career is derailed with injuries. He is a human joystick really
quick feet. Could be a versatile Swiss army knife as a pro futilized in
the correct system, he might be limited to special teams in a worst case
scenario. For fans purposes, he's shaping up that being Jaden Sherdon as a
late round sleeper. Consider in dying Sergey drafts, I would assume by the
time it's all said and done, maybe approaching the third round, if not
fourth or fifth, unless he gets Day two capital, which I don't expect.
Nonetheless, there's been a decent amount of buzz surrounding Jayden Sherdon this past
week during practices and eventually the Shrine Bowl game itself. It's a name to
keep top of mind moving forward as we lead up to the NFL Draft.
Carson Steele another running back out if u CLA. He'll be twenty two in
October. A junior, he's sixty one two, twenty five, so a
bill i'd like to see making that leap from college to the pro level.
A one to sixty seven eight to forty seven six rushing effort this past season
for five point one yards per carry and then seventeen for one to sixty three
and two touchdowns. As a receiver, he brings a very physical approach to
the rbat position on the field, Agile, shifty for his size, with
notable contact balance as he makes cuts between blocking lanes upfield. Unlike Frank Gorge
Junior or Jayden Sherden, there isn't a of hype circulating around Steel right now.
I think though he might be the best of that trio In terms of
fantasy upside, all of my early film notes are positive. For the most
part, makes me believe that Carson Steele could be a solid contributor in the
NFL if given volume to Big if right, I expect him to test well
at the Combine because the athletic ability athleticism is easy to pinpoint on tape UCLA
as he maneuvers through defenders while showing promise as both an early and passing down
weapon. Malik Washington wide receiver out of Virginia. Outside of Frank George Junior,
Washington might be the biggest name at the Shrine Bowl. He is twenty
two years old, a senior five eight one ninety four, so smaller in
stacture coming off a ridiculous twenty twenty three season one hundred and ten catches,
one thousand, fourtune and twenty six yards receiving nine touchdowns. That's thirteen yards
per catch. He previously spent four years with Northwestern without surpassing sixty five receptions
in a single season, so twenty twenty three was a late career outburst.
Viewed as the best wide out prospect attending the Shrine Bowl, I think it's
pretty much consensus. Although you'll have the argument against him in terms of breakout
age. The fact that he still was able to put up absurd numbers in
college with Virginia this past season is encouraging. The stats, however, might
not be enough to overcome the height at five to eight, yet he has
received plenty of Tank Deal comparisons this past week due to the smaller body frame.
Keep in mind, though, Tank Dell is five to ten one sixty
five, so it's the opposite right. Dell is taller but lighter in terms
of weight, whereas Lake Washington is five to eight one hundred and ninety four
pounds. It's almost a thirty pounds spread between Malik Washington and Tank Dell where
weight is favoring Washington. Washington works really well in traffic for his size.
The hope, at least in my mind for the NFL, is that he
latches on to the slot weapon, whereas after the catch, instincts and skills
can shine. I can see Malik's draft stock climbing in the pre draft process
because of his successful trip to the East West Shrine Bowl as a possible Day
two selection. Up next is Dallen Hulker tied up in Calroad of States.
He'll be twenty four in April Junior sixty five two thirty five A sixty four
seven sixty seven six efforts for twelve yards protection twenty twenty three. Previously spent
pre campaigns with BYU prior to this past season. Holker is fluid as a
route runner and receiver. If you watch tape of him from this past year,
he wore a Rob Gronkowski lookalike armbrace and it made him appear slower than
he actually is. After the catch, Hoker reminds me instead of actually Tyler
Higbee promote a playing style perspective as well as a tight end and stretches seam
or be utilized as an underneath security blanket. Holker is someone in the conversation
is being viewed as perhaps the next best tight end not named brock Bauers or
Jatavian Sanders and this year's crop. So the fact that he showed well during
practice during the week of the Shrine Bowl does at least provide him an opportunity
to be a Day two selection in a matter of months. Time for a
quick break and I'll be back with the rest of I believe the most important
players that attended this year's East West Shrine. Before I get to that,
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I'll be right back after a short break. Another running back to discuss
is Isaac Garndo, running back out of Louisville. He's a senior. Couldn't
find his age six' one two, twenty five thick build, delivered a
one thirty two eight ten eleven rushing line, solid production for six point one
yards per clip, and chipped in twenty two grabs for two thirty four.
He spent four years with Wisconsin before twenty twenty three with Louisville. He's a
power running back who will bully defenders with a bruising rushing style. He seeks
contact at times because he's built a plow over. Will be tacklers with that
large stature. I think that Isaac Garendo is more of a tempo tailback who's
going to require volume as opposed to being a natural ballcarry who can dominate on
a per touch basis. He's not, for example, a Devon h Chan
where ten twelve touches is going to do it. No, Isaac Garanda is
going to need ample volume to succeed at the professional level. Nonetheless, he's
on the late round radars a deep sleeper. I'm going to be surprised if
he's a Day three pick, or if he's not drafted at all, but
the film's good enough to at least warrant consideration. Next up is Drake Stoops,
wide receiver, Oklahoma. He's twenty five in June. Talk about an
older aging talent, already senior five point ten one eighty nine good production in
twenty twenty three, eighty four ninety two, ten touchdowns, eleven and a
half yards per catch. Six seasons with Oklahoma makes him undoubtedly an advanced age
prospect. Be as it may, I could totally see Stoops becoming relevant in
the slot or on putt returns in the NFL. He could end up being
a nice late round dart throat in rookie drafts if you miss out on Lab
mccacky who. I think Stoops resembles a bit a poor man's Lab mccackie.
If you will, Drake's receiving chops look like a blend of Wes Welker meets
Julian Edelman. Of course, being twenty five in June gives him a shorter
career path of longevity the NFL, but he's still on my sleeper consideration list
among wideouts Blake Watson, running back out of Memphis. Excited about this kid?
Senior five nine one to ninety five. That's three running backs with almost
identical body frames. Frank Georg Junior, Jayden Sheridan, and now Blake Watson.
A one ninety two eleven, fifty two fourteen rushing line, great production
six yards per carry, and then fifty three four eighty and three as receiver.
So this is a running back attending the Shrine Bowl with arguably top five,
top ten running back production in models when you compare apples to apples.
This past season, he had one hundred and eleven yards from scrimmage in a
strong showing during the Shrine Bowl itself. One of his best plays came out
a twenty five yard screen that showcased Blake's natural instincts as a receiver out of
the backfield. He spent four years with Old Dominion prior to Memphis in twenty
twenty three. Could we be looking at yet another fantasy viable running back product
out of Memphis is Memphis RB University. Think Tony Pollard, an Tonio Gibson,
Darryl Henderson, Kenneth Gainwell. Is Blake Watson next in line? Sure
Watson lacks a size to become a featured running back, you'd think in the
NFL at five nine to one ninety five best suited therefore for chink of Pay's
duties as an electric playmaker with a ball in his hands. Quite honestly,
not far off in terms of usage of a Kenneth Gainwell or a best case
scenario Tony Pollard. If everything were to click for Blake Watson in the NFL,
carving out a Jalen war sort of role behind a workhorse running back seems
most likely. Blake offers a ton of burst and juice that can catch defenders
off guard, excited to see how he tests, he could push your day
two status. Blake Watson as someone I walked away from this East West Shrine
Bowl week really impressed with Jaden Yankee wide receivers, Lakota State. The last
name is spelled j A n k E pronounced Yankee. Senior six' three
two ten fifty seven ninety six ten logust past year sixteen point six yards per
reception. Recorded a nice fifty two yard catch in the Shrine Bowl on a
sideline deep route that showcased his route running and body control Yankee's body, frame
and makeup are reminiscent of Alec Pierce on the Colts. When I watched Yankee's
film, every time I thought, this is out Pierce. It's a clone.
He can operate as an outside target or be a mismatch in the slot.
Great flexibility to shake in bake after the catch while twisting turning his body
to slip past tacklers. We're not looking at a top ten wide on this
class in Jaden Yankee, still out of Dakota State. He is a sleeper
consider and most people probably don't know about him. And last, but not
least, is Taj Washington wide receiver USC. He's twenty two, He's a
senior. He checked in at five point ten a bucks seventy five, great
production to twenty twenty three, fifty nine ten sixty two and eight receiving touchdowns
for eighteen yards per catch. He performed as a top target for Cale Williams
this past year. Sure, Brendan Rice is regarded as the better wide out
prospect over Washington out of you guys see this season for the twenty twenty four
draft class. But I don't think that either are all that far off.
And receiving capabilities. So even if Rice has the better draft capital Washington,
the skill set isn't far behind. Taj is really fast. His speed allows
him to slice and dice through cupback lanes. The playmaking skills are undeniable.
My concern is the size five ten one seventy five, less on the height
side, more on the weight side, almost an identical clone to if you
put him side by side Tank Dell. I think a better comparison is actually
two to two at well because the five to ten pins seventy I see on
tape for Toaj Washington looks more like five eight one sixty. He looks so
small in the field. The question is can his lid lithing speed override the
size concerns? That will do it up? You all enjoyed my twenty twenty
four East West Shrine Bowl reactions recap, or more importantly, value outlooks A
quick recap of all the names I discussed. We had Frank goreg Junior running
back out of Southern miss Jaden Sherdon running back out of MA Meth Carson Steele
running back out of UCLA, Monique Washington wide receiver, Virginia Dallen Hulker tight
end, Calralda States, Isaac Garndo running back out of Louisville, Drake Stoops
wide receiver Oklahoma, Blake Watson running back Memphis, Jaden Yankee wide receivers,
South Dakota States, and taj Washington Wide receiver USC. Thank you all for
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