Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Do Podcast. I'm your host Krey Evans.
Thank you for listening to this week's episode. Last week was my twenty
twenty four NFL Draft recap for the first round. This week is Day two
that's rounds two to three, and then next week to complete my comprehensive overlook
of the entire draft, Day three rounds four to seven. So again this
week rowns two to three. A lot of big impact names that will be
selecting in the first and second round of our working drafts, whether it be
super flex or one quarterback in Dynasty formats. Before get to that, quick
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Hicking it off at pick two point three to three was Keon Coleman to
the Buffalo Bills. He's twenty one in May, so still a twenty year
old entering this month, which is huge when it comes to longevity sixty four
two fifteen ideal body frame. The four point sixty one forty yard dash did
cast some doubt on Keon's ability to separate the college level, let alone at
the professional level. I'm not overly concerned about it because his physicality and ability
to create yardage after the catch, along with using leverage in routes because of
his body frame, catch radius, and just body control are more important traits
and characteristics. He went fifty for six, fifty eight and eleven that's thirteen
point two yards per catch out of Florida State last season. Josh Allen reportedly
wanted the Bills to select Keon Coleman. That is worth noting because Buffalo needs
replacement options for vacated targets. Let me be hind by Stefan Diggs and Gabe
Davis. Keon Coleman now joins the ranks of Dalton Nancaid, Curtis Samuel,
and Khalil Shakir among receivers, let alone James Cook out of the backfields a
versas weapon and what could become a receiver by committee as opposed to featuring a
superstar like Stefon Diggs in the past. Nonetheless, Kean Coleman is a first
round lock in one quarterback free drafts, and I've seen him selected late first
in super flex, if not on that borderline of the first and second.
Keon Coleman someone that was polarizing pre draft. I was more in than out
as opposed to being a fan from an evaluation perspective, and this land spot
is about as good as it can get picked. Two point three to four
Lad McConkey to the Chargers they traded up for him. He'll be twenty three
in November, six feet one pint eighty five at four point three to nine
wheels a great SISP combination. Production wasn't stellar last season, with Georgia only
thirty grabs for seventy eight and two fifteen point nine yards per catch, yet
posted a three point three yards per out run clip. That's an elite number
for that metric. He figures us a lot in as the wide out one
for the Chargers in due time, ahead of Quentin Johnston Joshua Palmer. The
dilemma is how will that translate to fantasy production in terms of volume, even
overall counting stats Under Jim Harbaugh and Greg Rohman, a run oriented coaching pedigree
in mindset from both of them collectively, Ladd is a pristine route runner with
top NOx short area quickness, smooth releases in and out of breaks, notable
agility as a playmaker that's reminiscent of Cooper Cup. As a prospect, that's
a lofty ceiling to achieve or even reach, yet it's valid when you watch
Cooper Cup as a prospect and now Lad mcconkeye similar to that of Keon Coleman,
Lab McConkie and one Quarterback League's a first round lock for rookie draft capital
and then that first second round borderline depending on ten or twelve teen formats.
When it comes to superflex Lab mcconakiye is the makings of a PPR stud.
Cannot wait to see how he fares. Year one two point three seven Jalen
Polk to New England a bit polarizing here in terms of his rookie ADP.
Small sample sizes of data so far, but I think he's a screaming select
draft button in the second round, especially if it's late even the third.
He turned twenty two in April. He's young six' one two oh three
sixty nine eleven fifty nine and nine for sixteen pointy yards per catch with Washington
last season. He posted a fifty one percent contests to catch rate in his
collegiate career showcase the physical approach to the wide opposition, reliable hands and adept
body positioning to corral and passes, and unlike Keon Coleman and Lamacacky, Jalen
Polk is a big body threat who can do it all inside and outside.
Whereas Keon Coleman at times and struggle press coverage and lab mccaky does allow his
damage out of the slot, Jalen Polk can really be versatile and contribute at
all areas of the field. He could become or surface as Drake May's top
weapon in the Patriots passing game as an outlet and as I max both the
slot and outside. He has limited competition at wide receiver, even though in
England has a deep dep chart with Mario Douglas, Kendrick Bourne, kJ Osbourne,
jujusmth Schuster, Taekwon Thornton. There's no standout names or talents already on
the team. Even fellow rookie Javon Baker, getting a lot of buzz in
praise lately, could rise up the dept chart fairly quickly along with his peer
Jalen Polk. Jalen played second fiddle to Romadoonzey at Washington during their time together
in school. However, Polk now profiles as a possible wide receiver one for
the Patriots entering a rebuild. Don't necessarily translate or forecast Jalen Polk because of
bust in the past with the Bill Belichick era outside of Tom Brady like Nikhil
Harry, those days are over. This is a new regime with Mayo and
even Alex Van Pelt bringing the Cleveland offense to New England where we've seen Amari
Cooper thrive, even Elijah Moore at times. So sign me up for Jalen
Polk in the mid to late second round one quarterback or super flex and if
he slides it a third that could be a steal in value pick two point
four to six Jonathan Brooks to Caroline, who traded up. It's a first
running back taking in this year's draft. He's only twenty twenty one in July,
youth on his side, six feet two oh seven, good build one
eighty seven eleven thirty nine to ten for six point one yards per tot.
Last season twenty five grabs two eighty six in a score out of Texas,
he had sixty three missed tackles forced twenty four rushers of ten or more yards,
demonstrating the explosion downfield. He's also a versatile pass catcher, not running
basic routes. He actually was lined up in a slot three percent of the
time, even out wide seven percent of the time. So the alignment personnel
groupings should favor Brooks and his flexibility to become both a short and intermediate weapon
in the passing attack. He's also adept when it comes to pass protection,
which you cannot say about a lot of rookie running backs. So Brooks checks
almost every box for the evaluation process. He did tarrors acl last November,
yet is on track for the twenty twenty four campaign. Brooks passes the eye
test on film, a natural rusher who glides with stand out first acceleration and
vision. Head coach Dave Canalis compared Jonathan Brooks too actually was shot we from
Tampa Bay last season, which should be music to our ears in fantasy.
It's a good role that Rashad finished at the pprrbfore last year twenty twenty three.
So if that is true and eventually Brooks usurps Miles Sanders and crew Ba
Hubbard, then we're looking at a three down talent who is emerging before our
eyes in an offense that was outright abysmal. In twenty twenty three, we
got a new regime led by Canalis, who revamped Seattle's offense with Gino Smith
a few years ago, even last season with Baker Mayfield Tampa Bay. So
Canallas could be the recipe for success, and Brooks should be a first round
lock in both super flex and on quarterback leagues. In my mind, I
took Brooks at one point oh nine in a super flex league, and I've
seen him slide as late to the mid second. At that point, it's
nothing but pure profit. Two point five to two add and I or eighty
Mitchell to Indianapolis. He'll be twenty two in October six, four one to
ninety six pre draft. One of my favorite prospects in terms of pure talent.
He went fifty five eight forty five eleven for fifteen point four yards per
catch with Texas last season. He slid a bit further than most scouts or
plug them reporters indicated it's not like Ada and I would be a first round
lock. Second round. Still really good draft capital and at favored success at
the NFL level. The question though, is with ad the effort on all
routes as well as run blocking. Think George Pickens at times, and he
doesn't want to run block contributes in that element of the game. Otherwise,
Mitchell is a fluid route runner with natural ball skills and receiving chops that emulates
at times Ceedee Lamb or Garrett Wilson both before and after the catch. He's
a gifted athlete. He should see time in three receiver sets alongside Michael Pittman,
with Josh Dillens in the slots for Anthony Rigerson to target. The main
competition for reps would be Alec Pierce, who has functioned as more of a
situational or sub package red zone weapon as opposed to every down player. So
Aditi Mitschell in the second round of super flex leagues is where I'm talking to
him, and he's the mid to late first and one quarterback formats. The
lang spot isn't great for volume in the short term. Then again, we
need to see a full season where the stats out of ar before we can
really truly extrapolate what it looks like for Pittman, Jonathan Taylor, or any
piece involved in this Colts offense. At pick two point five, three to
last offensive pick for the sake of fantasy, it was Ben Sinnett out of
Washington, someone I was really optimistic about pre draft Kansas State. If you're
on Patreon, you know that I have been on him for a while in
terms of evaluation twenty two in June six four two forty five four point six
to eight wheels he was using both a fallback and tight end at the college
level production last year forty nine six, seventy six and six or thirteen pointing
yards per catch. Cin In excels as an extension of the passing game short
intermediate asset with the athletic ability to use this after the catch skill set to
really accumulate yardage and become more of a receiver than traditional tight end when it
comes to agility and that yards after contact, Sinate is probably going to be
tight end two behind rock Boers. In most ky drafts this summer or those
already taking place, I know some people start right away, Others wait a
bit to get more and more news of the rookie and how they fare in
rookie Mini Campbell tias, etc. I like to have a blend of both.
It's all subjective based on your league and league members, but I will
say it is nice to let the dust settle and see how the rookies fare
in practice is before jumping right in. The NFL and gms have basically from
the end of the NFL season Super Bowl, if not their scouts during the
season until April May to make the selections. We should also give ourselves time
to adjust to landing spots and let the news settle in. That's just a
side note that I wanted to bring up. You don't have to rush into
rookie draft. There's no rule saying so. I get the fun though of
waiting for the NFL Draft and then winning jump right in anyway back to Ben
Sinnett, who I think will benefit from learning from zach Ertz and then blossom
with Jayden Daniels. Eventually. He was an athletic freak at the combine his
draft stocks sword and accordingly a second round pick in real life. In terms
of his rookie draft ADP, seems like it's going to be second, third,
borderline Titan premium more than the second. If it's not tended premium,
probably late second, if not third. I have one share so far and
I cannot wait to see how it pans out for Ben Sinet. Time for
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Time for that quick break and I'll be right back with the third round pick
three point six y five. We have Malachai Corley to New York Jets,
who traded up for him. If you saw that clip on Twitter or social
media, Joe Douglas kept trying to trade up for Malachi. It wasn't working
in Finally the Jets got their guy. Corley turned twenty two in March.
He's five eleven two ten production mistellar last year out of Western Kentucky seventy nine
ninety four and eleven for twelve and a half yards per catch. He faces
tough competition for immediate volume opposite Garrett Wilson Mike Williams, but could push sophomore
e Xavier Gibson for slot duties. I can see Gibson even though I towed
him a week or so ago. As a sleeper among sophomores, he could
relegate more to special teams, and Malachi Coley could become the slot weapon for
the Jets offense with a healthy Aaron Rodgers, who favors the slot at least
he did in Green Bay. Oh So often think Randall Cobb, He's shifty,
elusive. Malachi broke seventy tackles in his college career and posted a ninety
one percent career slot rate, AKA, he's going to be a slot weapon
at the pro level. There are comparisons at a ceiling of Deebo Samuel,
which I think is very lofty. It's possible to achieve. Let's pump the
brakes though, and anointed him that much before hitting the NFL field. But
Corley, I've seen him slide as late as the end of the third round.
I just got him at three point eleven in one of my twelve team
super flex leagues and I could not believe it. So some people seem to
be really out on him due to the lower level competition at Western Kentucky,
whereas others like myself a PPR are targeting him more so mid to late second
if he slides at a third, that would be fantastic. There's a lot
of room to blossom in this offense with the healthy Aaron Rodgers, especially when
you have an older veteran wide out coming for twenty a cl like Mike Williams,
who is no sure thing to bounce back. Pick three point six to
six Trey bentson to Arizona. He'll be twenty two in July six' one two
twenty three with four point three to nine speed. That is a great ratio
or combination for running back prospect. Production was really good at Florida State in
twenty twenty three one fifty six nine to five to fourteen in the ground that's
five point eight yards per clip and then twenty grafts for two twenty seven and
one touchdown. He did sustain that devastating knee injury with multi leaguement damage back
in twenty twenty at Oregon, similar to actually Nick Chubb's re situation. Chubb
is thankfully back on the right track. Anytime you have the acl taar and
then other ligam the damage, it's always a cost concern. Fortunately, Benson
has managed to bounce back in a positive fashion since then and flourished the rest
of his college career and proven that there's tools in place to become a three
down assets. Keep in mind that James Connor is the forecast at RB one
for at least twenty twenty four Barrian injury, he is a free agent in
twenty twenty five, I'm restricted, and that puts Benson in the driver's seat
to be RB two f Arizona as a rookie with the opportunity to push for
an RBBC and eventually become a balcoal in twenty twenty five. Really good pick
in the second round pretty much any format. Three point eighty was Jermaine Burton,
Cincinnati twenty three in June. Six feet one ninety four thirty nine seven
to ninety eight and eight twenty and a half yards per catch out of Alabama.
So the production was good, not great, The efficiency was off the
charts. He was primarily a deep threat in college. Sixteen point eight career
eight out that's averaged at the target coupled with a fifty two point six percent
contested catch rates, Burton lands in a favorable spot with t Higgins requesting to
trade, as well as being a UFA. I'm a strat the free agent
in twenty twenty five. Even if Burton has a roller coaster rookie season,
he is essentially an injury away from being a wide receiver one or two for
the Bengals. Being tied to Joe Burrow beyond this season with Higgins likely out
of the picture, is a fantastic destination to be for a rookie, let
alone. Warrant our attention come the late second, early third in pretty much
any one quarterback or super flex league. Pick three point eight two was Tip
Ryman to Arizona. Sort of surprising here. He's a tight end. He's
twenty three September sixty five, two seventy. That indicates size alone, more
of a run blocker than natural pass catcher, and the volume as well as
production out of Illinois last season indicates or reflects it. Nineteen grabs, two
three and three touchdowns for ten point seven yards per catch, So Arizona spent
picked one point zero four. Martin heres Junior already have Trey McBride at tight
end as a top tier starter, so allocating the capitol to Tip Ryman it
seems unnecessary on the out to looking in. Then again, though tip is
regarded the best known for being one of the best run blocking tight ends in
this year's crop, and he figures to make his money in the NFL as
a run blocker first and foremost and perhaps spell Trey McBride and or be used
in two tight end personnel. He's off the fantasy radar unless you're in a
deep Titan Premium league, then he's worth a dart throw fourth fifth round.
Now much else to say at this point, though, pick three point eight
three Blake Korm to the La Rams. This caught a lot of people,
including myself, by surprise, with Kyle Williams sexually becoming a superstar in twenty
twenty three. Nonetheless, Blake Korm is twenty four in November, a bit
older for a rookie running back five eight two thirteen, so he's built similar
to Kyrin my comps over on Patreon were a ceiling of de Vanta Freeman and
a floor of cech. I tend to think that Blake's going to be a
really good pros production on a Michigan even last season was amazing. Two the
eight twelve, forty five twenty seven rushing touchdowns, four pointy arts per clip
and then sixteen for a Buck seventeen and one receiving touchdown Kyle Williams Sugarmain RB
one for the Rams. Make no mistake though, that Blake Korm could push
for a legitimate and silliary role or fill in for Kyron if you were to
miss time, because both players share similar skills and body frames. Korum is,
though a volume driven running back, he doesn't have the best after contact
or explosion skills. He's more low center and gravity. Nice power. He's
going to move forward and churn for yardage, but he's not going to burning
one down field again rhythm running back that does indeed rely on fifteen to twenty
touches. If he's only going to be a scatback or earn less than double
edit of touches a week, then I think will be disappointed from a fantasy
lens based on the landing spot. It's hard to justify a selecting Lake Korum
any earlier than the mid to late second in most formats. If you have
Kyrien, I understand wanting to combine them as one force, and Kyen himself.
Games played by a year so far ten and twelve, so yeah,
he has not necessarily been a testament of their ability. So I understand the
real life implications that bringing in a running back like your starter makes a lot
of sense. The issue is from fantasy. We want Kyen to be a
Christian McCaffrey level workload player, but the addition of lake Corum sort of puts
the fire out on that occurring. In a sense, you can see Kyron
and Korum eating to each other's workloads and affecting one another's ceilings. The FLOORISHO
remains safe, though, especially if it becomes somewhat of an RBBC. But
don't disregard Hyen at all from this. If anything, it's a nice luxury
to then have Korum on this roster as well. Three point eight four was
Rowan Wilson at Pittsburgh twenty three in June. He's six feet one ninety two.
Last year in Michigan forty eight seven eighty nine and twelve touchdowns for sixteen
point three yards per catch in a run oriented offense. Wilson could have had
much better accolades if featured extensively as a receiver. The situation for possible target
share after the departure down to Johnson is promising because Deonte is now in Carolina.
However, the fantasy environment in Pittsburgh with new OC Arthur Smith, the
tennant ces rely on rushing attack doesn't necessarily bode well for Roman right off the
bat. That being said, if he can become the two alongside George Pickens
in short order, then suddenly we're looking at his steel in terms of rookie
adp come to late second or third round in dynasty leagues. It is worth
bringing up that Roman Wilson lined up in the slot fifty nine point six percent
of the time in school. Arthur Smith, in a post draft conference did
indicate they'd like to see Roman become more versatile both in and out, and
if that does develop, Roman Wilson could be a force because George Pickens will
command a lot of attention. Roman Wilson could eat and live underneath middle of
the field to become a PPR asset without a doubt. Pick three point eight
eight Marshawn Lloyd to Green Bay. He turned twenty three in January five nine
two ten. With four point four to six speed. That is a really
good combination and makes him a very dangerous weapon in space. One sixteen eight
twenty nine or seven point one yards per clip and then thirteen for two thirty
two is a receiver with the USC last season, Lloyd projects to push aj
Dillon for a role, perhaps even a roster spot alongside Josh Jacobs in Green
Bay, perhaps complement Jacobs in a one A one B committee. In a
best case scenario, Lloyd's rookie roll figures to be in a change of pace
role, utilizes athleticism and untapped skills as a pass catcher. I would not
necessarily anticipate him to unseat Josh Jacobs barrin injury. Lloyd is a bit polarizing
because it was basically one year of top tier production with USC. Outside of
that, he was never viewed as a Day two pit necessarily. He was
a pre draft riser. Third Brown is style draft capital. The landing spot
could be really good long term. Short term, there's not an immediate pat
the playing time, but he's right there with Jalen Wright, Blake Korham come
the second or third round of rookie drafts and superflex and probably second round locks
in one quarterback formats three point nine two. Jalen McMillan, Tampa Bay twenty
three in December six one nine two, the third name of the Washington wide
receiver trio behind Romadoonze and Jalen Polk. McMillan posted a forty five five pin
fifty nine to five log last year with Washington for twelve point four yards perception.
He lands in a crowded short term situation with Mike Evans, Chris Gobin,
Trey Palmer. Then again the long term upsize intriguing with Gobbinson to become
a free agent in twenty twenty five. Evans aging Trey Palmer was good,
not great as a rookie. One area of McMillan's game to watch as an
negative is in consistent hands. He dropped just north of eight percent of his
targets over the final two years in school, so he has to refine that
element of his game otherwise to find himself on the bench. But the size,
wingspan and catch radius provide him as a mismatch in the slot. I
think he needs to buck up a bit to win in press coverage or even
man out wide. But I do like McMillan come to third round. If
he slides to the fourth in rookie drafts, that could be a nice value.
A late round dart throw and then finally third round pick one hundred,
Luke McCaffrey to Washington. He turned twenty three in April six two one ninety
five with a four point four to six forty yard dash, seventy one nine
ninety two, and thirteen for fourteen yards per catch out of Rice. Last
year, LMC not CMC to his brother lmc will say, went from being
a college quarterback to wide out and made a seamless enough transition to warrant a
Day two selection, let alone top one hundred in this year's draft. Lup
McCaffrey's a bet on athletic ability and should have room to push John Dotson or
any other middlely talent in Washington not named Tam McLaurin, Brian Robinson, Austin
Eckler, Ben Sin and eventually four volume alongside Jayden Daniels. I do think
Lub McCaffrey is being a bit underappreciated rookie ADP. I've seen him slide as
low as the fifth round. He's a target for me late third, early
fourth. While he's not a complete product in terms of finesse at wide receiver,
the fact that he transitioned from quarterback managed to post those numbers with rice
and then caught the attention of scouts draft decision makers to be a top one
hundred pick in the NFL. Speaks volumes the pedigree of the family at McCaffrey.
Chrisian McCaffrey obviously helps, but lup McCaffrey needs to be taken seriously.
He's a nice sleeper among twenty twenty four rookies, especially at wide receiver.
That will do it. Hope you'll enjoyed my twenty twenty four NFL Draft recap
Rounds two to three, Day two of the draft itself. Next week rounds
out this series. As you all know, I take my time. I
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