Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evans. This week's show is titled My Most Rostered
twenty twenty five Rookies. I went through my five Dynasty leagues,
which are all paid competitive leagues, and I wanted to
assess who do I have the.
Speaker 2: Most shares of?
Speaker 1: So the most was three shares and the rest were
actually all two shares. In terms of trends of players
I have rostered the most, whether it be intentional or
based on value. I'll tell you the exact draft slots
I drafted these rookies at in each league and what
to make of their value, as well as immediate outlook
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My most rostered twenty twenty five rookie. It is in
fact Pat Bryant I have three shares soected him at
three point oh two, three point oh eight and four
point ten and three out of those five leagues. Pat
Bryant third round pick seventy four overreall SO top seventy
five player out of Illinois six two to two oh
four ideal inside in terms of slot or outside perimeter
X usage with that body frame and as well as
alytic traits besides a straight line speed that's the one question.
Four point six yet forty one point five to six
ten yard split, solid explosive traits, thirty seven and a
half inch vertical ten foot four inch broad jump production
average to above average in forty six games played with
Illinois one thirty seven twenty ninety five, nineteen touchdowns for
a crisp fifteen point three yards per catch. Pat Bryant
is fighting this training camp of preseason for a starting
role with Marvin Mims, Troy Franklin, Devon Valley alongside recently
extended Courtland Sudden. Being tied to bo Knicks is also
a plus for Pat Bryant's outlook. Not to mention had
Coke Sean Payden praising Pat Bryant for most of the
post draft process. He've comparing him to Michael Thomas for
a portion of this offseason. Bryant was available in the
late third to early fourth, and you saw I got
him at four point ten in one of my early drafts.
Now though the dynasty market has caught up, his price
has increase based on all of the positive reports out
of Broncos team facilities, and Pat Bryant has shaped up
as more of a late second, if not early third round.
Speaker 2: Y draft pick.
Speaker 1: Tyler Warren I have two shares of him. They were
at one point oh nine and one point twelve, both
of which were tight end Premium Leagues fourteenth overall pick
out of Penn State.
Speaker 2: Tyler Warren versus Colston Lovelin is.
Speaker 1: A legitimate debate and we want to see all that
pans out long term. Warren is six five two fifty
six fifty six games played with Penn State in school
a onety three eighteen thirty nine nineteen touchdown log good
for twelve yards per catch as well as thirty two
for two, twenty four and six rushing touchdowns. As a rusher,
Warren does bring some joker or jack of all trade
type of abilities to the field. Quite honestly, Tyler Warren
could lead Colts pass catchers in targets, accounting stats in
tandem with Michael Pittman and Josh Downs. Excited to roster
Warren anywhere in that first round, ideally late, because he
could be a difference maker immediately for Indianapolis. Not to mention,
if you don't have a top tier tight end could
be a solution in the Dynasty realm as well, Jackson Dart,
I have two shares one point oh eight and one
point ten. Those are both super flex leagues, and I
needed a quarterback three or a long term upgrade over
the other options I had, so I did place at
a premium on a quarterback I believe in with Dart
over running back, wide receiver or tight end that.
Speaker 2: Spots in real life.
Speaker 1: Dart was the twenty fifth overall pick to the Giants
out of ole Miss sixty two to twenty three. In college,
he had six games played with USC before transferring to
ole Miss for thirty nine games played for the career,
sixty five point two percent completion rate, eleven thousand, nine
hundred and seventy yards passing eighty one touchdowns to twenty
seven interceptions, nine point two yards past attempt and forty
five for three to ninety three and fourteen touchdowns for
a rushing log well balanced.
Speaker 2: A versatile dual.
Speaker 1: Threat quarterback Jackson Dart is battling Jameis Winston for quarterback
two or backup duties to assume starter Russell Wilson. However,
don't be surprised if Dart starts if things go south
for Wilson. The Giants twenty twenty five, who have a
difficult schedule over the first half of the season. It
is early similar to last year with New England. The
Patriots' aspirations with to bring along Drake may slowly, but
then out of necessity was thrown to the fire.
Speaker 2: He excelled.
Speaker 1: I expect potentially more of the same aunt Jackson Dart,
which is why I was confident selecting him in the
late first with both of those shares in my super
flex formats Trevor ETN I have two shares of him
pick four point ZHO nine and five point five.
Speaker 2: That is basically an auto pick for me in that range.
Speaker 1: There's so much more room for profit than loss with
that valuation or cost. ETN fourth Brown pick one fourteen
overall out of Georgia five to nine, a buck ninety eight,
four point four two forty one point five pine ten
yard split, thirty five ins vertical ten foot four inch
broad jump. Trevory TN is arguably the best running back
in pass protection out of any running back in this
year's crop. Twenty four games played with Florida, ten games
played with Georgia collectively three seventy one, twenty and eighty
one twenty three touchdowns for five point six yards per
rush and a sixty two to four to thirty two
touchdown receiving efforts. He is a all purpose running back.
Sure is competing with Rico Dawdle to back up perform
at RBBC alongside Chewba Hubbard.
Speaker 2: But let's fast forward to mid end of this season,
let alone next.
Speaker 1: Year, when Schuber Hubber's contract could become a bit expendable
to Carolina and Rico Dawdle may may not be in
the picture. Sure on the Brooks is a X factor,
a wildcard considered beyond the season. However, if ETN can
push or use SURP and become RB two behind, you
be a Hubbard ahead of Ricodoudle. Then we're looking at
an instant impact rookie who doesn't cost much more than
a third at the ceiling, whereas I was able to
obtain him four point o nine five point oh five,
one of my favorite running backs to target in the
later rounds of rookie drafts. This summer, time for quick
breakway back with four more of my most rostered twenty
twenty five rookies before then. If you want a bonus
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quick break. My next most roster rookie with two more
shares Kyle Williams two point nine to three point oh five.
That's pretty much settled into his range of value. The
earliest I've seen Kyle Williams go is mid second. He's
a third round selection, sixty nine overall out of Washington
State to New England. Williams checked in at five to
eleven a buck ninety four point four forty thirty six
and a half is vertical, nine foot eleven broad. Nothing
that stands out yet On film, Kyle Williams is sensational
after the catch reminiscent at least what I've seen of
Rashee Rice, where those in and burst acceleration rival some
of the best rookie wilds we've seen in this year's class.
Kyle Williams not cost a premium of Travis Hunter, Ttero McMillan,
A metgeg Buka, Jayden Higgins, Matthew Gold, and Luther Burden,
et cetera.
Speaker 2: Take the discount.
Speaker 1: Kyle Williams has a huge ROI potential based on cost
twenty five games played with UNLV and twenty five games
played at Washington State at the collegiate level, A two
forty eight, three thousand, six hundred and nine yard and
twenty nine touchdown efforts all across the board for fourteen
points eight yards per catch and again production sensational film
even better with the after catch instincts and abilities. The
Patriots initial wide receiver depth chart projects as starters being
Stefon Diggs, Kayshawn Booty or Boutet the Mario Douglas, which
leaves Williams at least for the time being in the
backup mix or rotational piece with mccollins, Kendrick Bourne, and
Etham Chisholm, not all of which will make the team. However,
I fully anticipate Williams to push for starting reps in
two or even three receiver sets due to that aforemention
the yard of catchability he's fluid as a rout runner,
reliable hands, a bit undersized, which is a theme of
the Patriots wide receiver room. When we look at the
end of the season, I hope that Kyle Williams bucks
the trend of last year's rookies being Jalen Pope and
Jamon Baker, where both appear to be busts. It sounds
as though Drake may is sold on Kyle Williams and
if he earns enough volume in the form of targets,
could become an immediate plug and play flex option. Jalen
Knowle two shares him as well at three point oh
nine and three point ten in two of my leagues.
Third round pick in real life, seventy nine over out
of Iowa State five ten one ninety four, unbelievable athletic traits,
four point three nine forty one point five one ten
yards split, forty one and a half ins vertical, a
eleven foot two inch broad with a six point eight
two three cone drill. Jalen Nole slid to round three.
There was plenty of round one round two buzz. The
value Houston had here, especially with already Jaden Higgins is
out of this world. They reva their wide receiver room
to pair with already a good duo of Nicole Collins
Christian Kirk in the matter of one draft Jalen Nole
in school fifty one games played with Iowa State a
line of two forty five twenty eight fifty five eighteen
for eleven point seven yards per catch, production check athletic
traits with nice metrics analytics working his favorite check. The
only obstacles again are Nico Collins, Christian Kirk Jadan Higgins
as projected Texan starters, while Noel figures a push Kirk
for eventual snaps out of the slot or become a
rotational sub package option as a rookie. I am willing
to wait on the potential upside of Jalen Nole. It
requires patients because at that cost a late third he
could easily outpace that in production, whether it be as
a rookie or long term. In Houston, Jalen Lane two
shares of him as well waiver wire AD and a
waiver wire AD, so I spent no draft capital on him.
Fourth round selection one twenty eight of Arrow Out Virginia
Tech five ten one ninety one as good or bad
athletic profile. Then Jalen Nole those numbers for Lane four
point three four to forty a blazer one point five
ten yards split, forty inch vertical, eleven foot broad, and
a six point seven to five three cone drill.
Speaker 2: Those are standout scorers.
Speaker 1: Couple with really good college production thirty games with Middle
Tennessee State, twenty four games with Virginia Tech to form
a two ZHO three, twenty five thirty two eighteen touchdown
log twelve and a half yards per catch, as well
as forty six two sixty four and three.
Speaker 2: Touchdowns on the ground.
Speaker 1: Lane's value could realistically catapult exponentially if Terry McLaurin actually
holds out or is traded has requested a trade at
the time this recording. That's all the news I have
at this point. Otherwise, Lane is going to potentially find
it difficult to mix in for reps if McLaurin sticks
round because Washington has Deebo, Samuel Luke, McCaffrey, Noah Brown,
Michael Gallup, zach Ertz, plenty of running backs with Brian Robinson,
Austin Eckler, Jacory Krosskey Merritt, Chris Rodriguez, even Ben Sinnett,
who could see a larger software. Well, you get the point.
I'm a fan and Jillen Lane. Hence I have two shares.
It's now a matter of Terry McLaurin being a catalyst
four lane needing to be utilized more than expected as
a fourth round rookie, and last, but not least, Tes
Johnson I also have two shares of.
Speaker 2: He was a waiverfire ad both of those leagues for me.
Speaker 1: Seventh round pick in real life two thirty five earraw
out of Oregon. He's five to ten one fifty four.
That weight has me concerned. We've seen it time and
time again where you have to be usually above one
point eighty one nine. He's a threshold to be a
quote unquote small receiver to at least have a legitimate
chance to be an every down.
Speaker 2: Player close to its tank.
Speaker 1: Dell weight wise is the prime example of what can
happen at the pro level with bigger, faster, stronger defensive
players in the college level. So one fifty four for
Tes Johnson is a red flag four point five p
one forty one point five three ten yards split thirty
seven x vertical, ten for eleven x broad and a
six point sixty five three cone drill press coverage fighting
off one on one defenders could be an issue. The
speed game speed is not concerned. The production to school
was outstanding. Thirty six games played with Troy, twenty six
games played with Oregon three ten, three thousand, eight eighty
nine four yards twenty eight scores, twelve and a half
yards per catch. Another issue for Tes Johnson. Tampa Bay
is loaded a wide receiver right Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Metaguka,
Jane McMillan, even Cadott a tight end, Bucky Irving Ershade White,
Seawn Tucker at running back, which leaves test in a
camp battle for a roster spot, let alone a role
come the regular season. Therefore, I viewed Tes Johnson as
more of a luxury or death piece than contributor, at
least in the short term. If Evans moves on Godwin
has a setback in his recovery with that second procedure,
then perhaps things can change. For now, though Tes Johnson
is not a must roster yet, I do have two shares.
Not sure if I'm going to cut him when roster
cuts are due. Even so, outside of his lower weight,
I'm intrigued by the profile.
Speaker 2: Thank you all for listening.
Speaker 1: No'pe be all enjoyed my Most Rostered twenty twenty five
Rookies episode. A quick recap of those eight eight names.
Pat Bryant I have three shares, Tyler Warren two shares,
Jackson Dart two shares, Trevorie Ten two shares, Kyle Williams
two shares, Jalen Noel two shares, Jalen Lane two shares,
and Tez Johnson two shares. Until next time, this is
the Dynasty checking out. We've officially reached the point of
the preseason being upon us. It's an exciting time of
the offseason and we're that much closer to Week one.
Football is almost officially back. Thanks again, talk to you
all next week.
Speaker 2: See you