Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude Podcast. I'm your host, Corey
Evans. Thanks for listening to this week's show. I wanted to mix things
up a bit, pivot off of the NFL in season content, and focus
this week's discussion around twenty twenty four prospects rising and value Today. I have
five names that I think should be top of mind on your big draft board
for twenty twenty four eligible prospects hopefully to all the claire. I'm assuming most,
if not all will, especially the seniors. More to come on that
soon. There's a lot of chatter or hype regarding the upcoming twenty four rookie
class, deservedly so. It's loaded, specifically at quarterback along with wide receiver,
a bit top heavyet running back, and tide with potentially a few top
tier prospects. Before I get to that, quicker mind that if interested in
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over on Google Meet. Let's get right to it up first. I have
Jaden Daniels, quarterback out of LSU. He's a senior checks in at sixty
four two hundred and ten pounds. He was actually a three year transfer from
USC who proceeded to start for LSU the past two seasons. In twenty twenty
three alone, three thousand and twelve yards passing, forty passing touchdowns, only
four interceptions. Really good decision maker completed seventy two point two percent of his
passes for eleven point seven yards per past attempt, and shipped in an extraordinary
one to thirty five eleven thirty four ten rushing log. The passing output speaks
for itself. We have a legitimate quarterback prospect on our hands. The rushing
output makes him especially interesting from a Dynasty point of view. That rushing line
for twenty three three alone was better than some of the top running back prospects
in twenty twenty four. Diving a bit deeper, Jadan Daniels create rushing log
of six seventeen thirty three to ho seven thirty four, prolific rushing profile and
resume with suggested four point five to zero forty yard dash speed for a quarterback.
I'm not anointing Jaden Daniels the first round lock in real life, although
he certainly could be in that conversation. This is special, though, when
you have that versatility and dual thread ability that he brings to the table.
He had seven three hundred or more yard passing showings this year, four and
more passing touchdowns in five different games. And how about four contests with at
least one hundred yards rushing on the ground, including a whopping two hundred and
thirty four yards rushing versus Florida. Formidable talent. In summary, Jadan Daniels
is skyrocketing and value. Not only had a Heisman Trophy caliber campaign with LSU
in twenty twenty three, but has also regarded as the top five quarterback in
this year's crop. He shows good poise in the pocket with upright posture.
It looks stiff at times, but as natural athleticism takes over, displays great
touch on his deep passes, particularly to Elie Neighbors. More to come on
him soon spoiler alert downfield. What I like most about Jayden Daniels though,
is that he evades pressure with ease without making mistakes or too many bad decisions,
which is most noticeable from his forty to four touchdown pick ratio. And
the decision making has vastly improved from his time with USC let alone his first
season with LSU in twenty twenty two. So Jadan Daniels has taken a Joe
Burrow esque leap in terms of his college career arc and perfect timing for himself
in order to boost his draft stock accordingly in real life. And he seems
to throw the ball really well on the run, which is always a skill
you like to see translates from the colleges to pro game, and you either
have that or you don't. That comes with accuracy and innate playmaking ability.
Jadan Daniels is not at the level of at Caleb Williams or Drake may And
in terms of perceived draft stock, but he very well could end up quarterback
three when it's all said and done if you fast forward to the twenty twenty
four draft right now. Up next is Marshawn Lloyd, a running back out
of USC. He's a junior five nine two ten good bill for running back.
He spent two campaigns with South Carolina before trans three in USC in twenty
twenty three, a one to sixteen eight twenty and nine touchdown campaign good for
seven point one yards per carry. Talk about effective on decent not exceptional volume.
He added thirteen receptions for two to thirty two yards for seventeen point eight
yards per catch. I previewed his lower volume alluded to it. He had
nine or fewer rushes in seven appearances, meaning he thrived on the limited workload.
He was given average at least five point seven yards per carry in eight
different contests. How about a rushing touchdown in eight eleven games played on tape.
Marshaan Lloyd displays great vision with excellent change directioning skills. Can start stop
on a dime one of his best traits. He had fifty two missed tackles
in twenty twenty three that was tied for twelve best in FBS. Lloyd's film
reminds me a lot of Josh Jacobs Jake up five to twenty three. Once
again, Marshawn Lloyd five nine two ten similar body frame Lloyd a bit lighter
in body weight, but that comes to certain characteristics, most notably for my
film study, a low center of gravity with superb tackle breaking ability that after
contact upside we've grown accustomed to with Josh Jacobs. I see the same with
Marshaan Lloyd, a bowling ball sorts, bouncing off defenders with the aggressive rushing
style. One more note of Marshall Lloyd is that he has noticeable burst off
the line of scrimmage, that he is essentially shot out of a cannon.
You can see that play and play out, especially on limited volume. Right
only one hundred and sixteen rushing attempts thirteen catches in twenty twenty three. I've
seen Lloyd ranked his high as RB one by some scouts among twenty twenty four
running back prospects. I don't know if I'm that sold, but I am
certainly excited to see how his pre draft stock fairs. As an underclassman who's
coming off an incredibly efficient twenty twenty three campaign on a team that was led
by one of the best quarterbackshos of memory that being Killed Williams, Marshaan Lloyd
is going to TENI to rise in value the more and more tape people watch
of Williams, and I think he's going to benefit from that alone. Upnex
is another running back, that being Braylen Allen out of Wisconsin. He's a
junior with a massive body frame six two two forty five had a one to
eighty one nine eighty four twelve rushing line for five point four yards per carry
and then twenty eight for one thirty one receiver for four point seven yards per
catch. He had seventeen or more carries in six games this year, how
about five one hundred or more yard Russian efforts stud five showings with exactly two
rushing touchdowns as a nose for the end zone, which makes sense given his
larger body stature. He's a feature component or was, of Wisconsin's red zone
attack. He was consistent as a freshman and sophomore as well, with rushing
logs of one eighty six, twelve, sixty eight and twelve on the ground
that was good for six point airs per attempt and then two thirty twelve forty
two eleven for five point four yards per carry. Allen's numbers dipped as a
rusher in twenty twenty three because Wisconsin implemented a new spread offense compared to the
inside zone scheme he was accustomed too in twenty twenty one to twenty twenty two.
All in all, Braylan Allen is a power runner who excels downhill norths
and initiates contact, not afraid to bulldoze a defender if it means gaining more
yardage upfield. He looks at times slow to the edge, but has deceiving
burst elusiveness for his size, reportedly camaran a four point four h forty,
which, if true, is going to earn him comparisons to Derrick Henry sixty
three two forty seven four point five four speed, or even one of his
former alumni, Jonathan Taylor out of Wisconsin. I also think there's some aj
Dillon to Baylen Allen's game, that thick build where there's some limited lateral movement,
but when he has the right angle or hole on a rush you play,
it's game over. There's enough speed and enough big playability to simply take
over defensive coverage. And that's where Alan's extremely exciting from a fantasy point of
view. If hearn's Day one or Day two draft capital in real life for
us in fantasy. He looks to have natural hands as a pass catcher,
although not featured extensively in that capacity with Wisconsin. I am curious to see
if Allen's going to be viewed as purely a first second down grinder as a
pro or if there is feature back potential for him in the right system.
That's going to be key. If he ends up in a Derek Henry role
where it's mostly early downs, some sprinkle of third down reps, but the
volume is north of twenty touches per week, then we could have a legitimate
RB one eventually on our hands in Dynasty. If it's more aj Dillon,
where it could be an RBBC member, then that's where there could be some
pause resitation to reach for him in the first round of URACI drafts super flex
or one quarterback. So Brailen Allen is not a surefire prospect, but the
intangibles, the body frame, the metrics, analytics all point to a possible
superstar, and I cannot wait to see his pre drafts evaluation from professional scouts,
let alone defans community. That leaves me be very polarizing. I'm here
for it, but he is rising in value and I look forward to seeing
how it shapes out over the next few months. It's time for a quick
break. I'll be back with two more twenty twenty four prospects, Rising and
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back up. Next is Malik Neighbors wide receiver LSU. It's spelled Na b
e Ers. That's the last name. He's a junior six feet two hundred
pounds. If you don't know the name, you will soon from listening to
me or the hype is going to I think exponentially increase over the next few
weeks, let alone months. In the pre draft process, he delivered an
eighty six fifteen forty six fourteen receiving line for eighteen yards per catch and twenty
twenty three with Lsu. The tandem of him and the quarterback got discussed the
beginning of the show. Jadon Daniels was on full display this past year.
Neighbors no fewer than four receptions in a single game about six more catches ten
different times. He had nine one hundred yard receiving efforts, including a two
hundred and thirty nine yard exclamation points that was at Mississippi States. He recorded
at least one receiving TD in nine of twelve games played. Freshman output from
leak Neighbors was twenty eight four to seventeen and four for fourteen point nine yards
per catch. Sophomore outputs was seventy two ten seventeen and three for fourteen point
one yards per catch. So it was not a fluke that he emerged in
twenty twenty three. We saw study progression year over year and LSU has known
to be a program to develop and eventually produce nflready impact wide receivers and the
next name is indeed Moliite Neighbors. He has undoubtedly rounded into a top tier
wide out prospect based on his natural instincts, boss skills, reliable hands,
ability to separate that stands out a lot on tape, and then the big
play resume in the SEC with a lot of competition to work with. Some
scouts suggest that Neighbors could run a sub four point four h forty which had
six feet two hundred pounds. Says a lot about his game in terms of
a larger stacture with the suddenness and quick movement off the on the scrimmage of
a small wide receiver. That combination could be lethal at the pro level.
Malik is, in fact and the rookie wide receiver two conversation behind Marvineers and
Junior for twenty twenty four, it's not out of the question that Neighbors becomes
an NFL franchise caliber wide out right out of the gate. As both a
possession and big play asset. He can play multiple JP positions, a lot
of fluidity and flexibility to a skill set. As I mentioned, Neighbors excel
when it comes green separation, and that's thanks to being one of the most
polished route runners in the twenty twenty four key class among wide receivers. I
don't believe that rankings wise, even pre draft, that Neighbors is in the
same value ranging conversation as Marbinneers Junior could be a generational talent at the position.
Some websites might look for clickbait in order to get you read an article
about Neighbors being that talent today. Don't get me wrong. Any of the
class he could be wide receiver one, but Harrison Junior is just that special.
Regardless, Neighbors could easily be a top ten pick in real life in
the twenty twenty four draft, and it's going to be locked in as a
first round rookie draft pick in super flex, especially one quarterback. He could
easily be a top five pick and one quarterback leagues in a matter of a
few months. Here and then, last, but not least, it's keyon
Coleman wide receiver Florida State. He's a junior six four two fifteen Right off
the bat, I really like that body frame, the SI speed combination.
More to come. Fifty six fifty eight eleven, thirteen point two yards per
catch. This season he's a bit boom er bust with three or fewer catches
in six different weeks. Coleman is a two year transfer Permission States who also
played college basketball with that program. He began to emerge in twenty twenty two
with MSU when he recorded a fifty eight seven to ninety eight seven receiving log.
I will admit that he lacks the county stats of a Marvin Harrison junior
or elite neighbors in terms of college outputs. However, if you're familiar with
Coleman's game out of Florida States, then you know how special a talent he
can be. High that reels are a small piece of the prospect of value
profile in my opinion, but I encourage you to start there with Keon.
If you aren't familiar with his athleticism, it's unbelievable. Coleman routinely made acrobatic
plays look easy during his time with both MSU and Florida States. At the
catch point and after the catch against posing defenders. I'm talking leap frogging defenders,
making jukes that a six four two fifteen body for wide receiver shouldn't be
able to do. It's like he's gliding downfield and has deceptive speed a build
up speed. The fact that he appears so gifted at six y four makes
his NFL ceiling that much more exciting. He is rumored to have a forty
yard dash time in the four point four to five range, which is going
to intrigue most, if not all, teams in need of a wide out
in the first round of the twenty twenty four draft. The mechanics and overall
fundamentals or technique make Coleman a bit of an unfinished product, not as much
as someone like Quentin Johnston or when you drops for an issue. The struggles,
more so for Coleman are the great separation. However, he's able to
make up for that in fifty to fifty ball or contestant tech scenarios where the
ball skills con simply take over for a comparison's sake. In terms of playing
style, I think the route fluidity and after catch potential of a Keenan Allen
with a slightly bigger body frame than George Pickens, which coincidentally enough had similar
college profiles. In terms of usage, Keon Coleman is not as sure for
our prospect like others. I discussed on this episode that being said, his
ceiling as a pro could be higher than anyone I've talked about or we'll talk
about in my pre year pro draft content over on Patreon. This is a
nice preview of that. These are twenty twenty of our prospects rising and value
you. Hope you enjoyed it. Quick reminder of those five names we had,
Jaden Daniels quarterback out of LSU, Markshawn Lloyd running back USC Braylan Allen
running back out of Wisconsin, Malik Neighbors wide receiver LSU, and Keon Coleman
wide receiver Florida State. Thank you all for listening. If you found this
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time. This is the dynastry checking out. This is a fun time of
year. It's now entering Week fourteen, the final week of the fantasy regular
season. Either in the playoffs or you're out. We'll know that in a
week when it's the time to win a postseason title or hit the reset button
restructure for twenty twenty four. That's the beauty about Dynasty. There is no
offseason, whatever scenario you're in. Good luck to you all this upcoming week.
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