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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Do podcast. I'm your host,

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Corey Evans. Thanks for checking out this week's show. This

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episode is titled Violatil Dynasty Assets. We're at that point

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week six into week seven where we're halfway through the

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fantasy season. Just about if you go fifteen weeks of

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a regular season calendar and you have to determine A

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if you're gonna make the playoffs, B if you're in

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the playoff hunt, or see if you're out of attention,

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perhaps time to cash in, cash out on some particular

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overachieving or underachieving assets. And I think I have five

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names this week that fit that criteria pretty well as

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a clear contender, perhaps middle of the road or retooling

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slash rebuilding team.

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Speaker 2: What do you do?

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Speaker 1: Do you buy yoursell based on these volatile dynasty assets,

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don't forget if you want a one on one roster,

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call a breakdown your team, discuss some strategy from here

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on out rest of the season, or talk about player

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value trades. What I would do in your shoes Attempt

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you to acquire twenty twenty five draft capital, forky drafts

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next summer, then hit me up on at Dynasty Do

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pod all social media platforms or even Dynasty pod at

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gmail dot com. It's thirty dollars, thirty minutes or one

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hour fifty dollars to lock in and coordinates a roster

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call via Google meet Up. First, I have Evan Ingram,

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who had a ten catch one hundred two yard performance

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ten point to R perception via ten target in return

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from a hamstring injury VERU Chicago.

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Speaker 2: It was in London.

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Speaker 1: It was a terrific fantasy showing outside of a lost fumble.

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Considering Ingram miss week two to five with his hamstring ailment.

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Ingram was in on sixty percent of snaps and it

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does indicate that Jacksonville thought or at least did ease

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him in after injury. Don't want to have any other

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setbacks because in Week two it was a pregame warm

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up injury that.

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Speaker 2: Silent him for almost a month.

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Speaker 1: It's a reminder though, of how much of a competitive

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edge Evan Ingram can offer at tight end. Despite his

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Week one dud of one catch for five yards four

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targets against Miami since joining Jacksonville, Let's recall that Ingram

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has ranked as a PPR tight end five. That was

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in twenty twenty two and a tight end two and

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twenty twenty three. His twenty twenty three receiving log of

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one to fourteen nineteen three and four one hundred and

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four to three targets that probably represents his career peak

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in value or ceiling. However, there's still top five upside

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at tight end for Ingram's rest of season now look

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in twenty twenty four, especially if he keeps up his

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pace and usage for Chicago.

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Speaker 2: He turned thirty September.

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Speaker 1: He's under contract with the Jaguars until twenty twenty six,

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so this is a hold and or buy for me.

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As I mentioned that contending, verse, rebuilding, or out of

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the playoff picture window, Ingram is one of the few

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consistent set it forget it tight ends where the floor

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is safe and the ceiling is arguably elite at the

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ever evolving tight end position in fantasy circles. Drake May

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is up next, and I think he fits the timeline

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of someone that is middle of the road or looking

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to contend in twenty.

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Speaker 2: Twenty five twenty twenty six.

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Speaker 1: He made a starting debut in the NFL versus Houston

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this past weekend with a solid all round performance.

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Speaker 2: All these considered when you factor.

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Speaker 1: In how depleted New England's offensive line currently is where

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Andre Stevenson was out for this contest, so playing with

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a less than ideal supporting cast Listen Drake May took

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four sacks. That's not great, but he went twenty to

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thirty three for two forty three through the air, three touchdowns,

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two interceptions, sixty point six and police percentage rates A

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seven point four yard professor attempt clip and then five

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for thirty eight is a rusher not bad given these

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circumstances and environment around him. He displayed poise, toughness, and

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touch on his passes, more so in the second than

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first half. Early on in the first second quarters, May

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certainly looked like a rookie quarterback who's being thrown in

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to the fire to replace a struggling Jacoby Brissette. Overall,

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two interceptions and a lost fumble show plenty of room

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for improvement. That being said, there are tangible skills we

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could take away from Drake May's Week six effort that

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offers Longland hope in finding their franchise quarter because Mac

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Jones was not the answer. Basically, any quarterback not named

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Tom Brady has been a bust for the sake of

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replacing Brady and at least having an adequate to above

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average at the position. May was a third overall pick

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out of North Carolina for good reason. However, I think

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we must be careful comparing his rest of season output

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or fantasy value to other fellow rookies by Jayden and

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Daniels or Caleb Williams, because both are in far more

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favorable fantasy infrastructures. Therefore, May's development might not be as

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linear or consistent as Jaden or Caleb. All that being said,

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there's quarterback two appeal in super flex formats or even

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two quarterback leagues. I doubt you'll have the confidence to

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start Drake May in one quarterback leagues outside of biweeks

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or injury fillins unless the matchup is really good to stream.

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The good news here, though, is that Drake May was

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indeed thrown into the fires I mentioned, and he performed better,

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if not as expected. There's going to be plenty of

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ups and downs as well as growing pains. But if

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you are not relying on dre made a contend and

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someone doesn't care about the media production, then swoop in,

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particularly in the Super Flex League and acquire him now

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because the future does look bright based on his body frame.

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The verstattle tools as a passer and rusher. As we

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mentioned a lot during the Officerson program, or a least

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I did on the show, the ceiling of Drake May

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if it all pans out, is Jalen Hurts meets Josh Allen.

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The basement is someone like Daniel Jones or mich Trubisky.

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So there's a lot of wide range of outcomes. At

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the end of the day, they have to bet on

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the athletic profile and hope that the fantasy environment becomes

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more serviceable in New England from here on out. Najie

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Harris he enjoyed his best game of the young NFL

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season at Las Vegas as a rusher with a fourteen

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one hundred and six yard one rushing touchdown effort seven

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point six yards per rush, adding two catches for sixteen

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yards as a receiver onto targets. On the season, it

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puts Naggi's rushing log at ninety six, three seventy six

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and one touchdown three point nine hours per clip is

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carries per week are twenty seventeen, eighteen, thirteen, fourteen and

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fourteen yards rushing per contest are seventy sixty nine, seventy, nineteen,

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forty two and one oh six.

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Speaker 2: So clearly this was.

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Speaker 1: The standout performance in twenty twenty four for Naji. He

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has fourteen receptions on nineteen targets to date. It is

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odd that Harris benefited or had his best showing when

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Jayln Warren actually returned to the field. At this point

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of his career, however, we know that Nase is a

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volume driven RB two who needs to find the end

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zone in order to.

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Speaker 2: Achieve RB one value.

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Speaker 1: He's been since I three the NFL RB three in

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PPR fourteen to twenty three, So for the most part,

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high to mid range RB two outside of that rookie

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campaign when he was a top tier RB one commodity,

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those days have passed. Now you won't see that sort

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of volume more efficiency, I don't think ever again, and

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I think it's wise to at least consider selling high

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on Naji Harris after a strong Week six because the

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playing time concerns are dependent upon Pittsburgh's game script, especially

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if Justin Fields made a starter for a while. Because

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Fields likes around the football. Of course, his snap shares

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that being Nagi per week have checked in at fifty

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six percent, forty five, fifty nine to sixty nine, seventy

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four and forty six, So a wide are array of

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usage across the board for nase and it's not as

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if it's all that consistent with peaks being as high

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as seventy four and then the lows the valleys being

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as low as forty five.

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Speaker 2: Forty six percent.

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Speaker 1: So if you're a sub fifty percent snapshre running back,

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you are entirely dependent I find the end zone, a

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carve out RB two or flecs value. Now Nause does

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get ample rushing volume. Again the totals per week of

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twenty seventeen, eighteen, thirteen, fourteen to fourteen. It's a matter

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of where are those touches coming as a rusher and

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per touch are you efficient with them? And that's not

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really Nasey's game. If you're contender, I understand relying on him,

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But if you are again on that middle of the

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road and or needing to retool look ahead to twenty

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twenty five, that consider cashing out a NAUSE for a

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twenty five first probably mid to late or what I

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like to do is acquire an upcoming possible superstar like

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Jonathan Brooks, who might not have a immediate workhorse roll

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out of the gate because Troub Hubbard is playing really

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good football running back. So perhaps you add a third

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to Naja to get Brooks. That sort of thinking, if

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you're not gonna ten in twenty twenty four is a

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sound way to exit off of a depreciating asset or

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at least a declining running back in Dynasty like Nagy

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and benefiting long term time for quick breakuping back with

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two more volatile Dynasty assets, and how I am viewing

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their stock or worth in twenty twenty four and beyond before.

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Be right back after that short intermission. Cole Komet is

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the next player I want to discuss. He must like

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playing football none and because it resulted in a standout

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game versus Actaville with five catches seventy yards and two

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touchdowns fourteen yards per grab, five targets. Not to mention,

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Cole Comet became Chicago's replacement at long snapper because their

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starter got hurt. That's crazy for a tight end to

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step in and do well by most accounts. It's an

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encouraging development for Comet as a pass catcher because the

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Bears enter a Week seven by and it's quite evident

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that Caleb Williams is rapidly developing to a stud at

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quarterback in both real life and the fantasy context. I

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do fear, though, that Comet is somewhat touched on dependant

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like most tight ends, because his other notable performance from

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this season came Week three at Indianapolis ten ninety seven

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a touchdown v eleven targets, while he has failed as

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to pass four catches fifty seven yards receiving or five

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targets and the Bears other four games played, so we's

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been a reception yardage your touchdown machine. Oh, there's been

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really no ceiling to bank on. What is promising is

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that Comet snap rates are a positive. It indicates his

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on the field participation is going to result in fantasy

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production when targeted forty eight percent seventy seven eighty one,

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ninety eighty forty six. So a Week one at forty

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eight percent was a season low. It's been nothing but

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consistent since the and again seventy seven percent eighty one,

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ninety eighty four eighty six.

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Speaker 2: The issue I have.

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Speaker 1: A cole Comet it's not talent based, it's usage based,

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and or just the Bear suddenly being loaded with offensive

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talent with DeAndre Swift, Roshan Johnson, running back DJ Moore,

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he and Allen Back in the fold from his heel injury,

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and Romadonzay at wide receiver. Cole Comet is at best,

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perhaps second or third in the target or volume total

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pole and at worst if a Doonzay has spike weeks

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or Roshan gets more usage in the red zone, fourth

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or fifth. So I do think there's a lot of

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volatility hence the episode title here for Cole Comet and

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based on his situation, he is more of a hold

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than sell for me, so he fits both windows quite honestly.

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If you're contending, Comet can benefit you. If you are

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not attending. Looking ahead to twenty twenty five, Comet is

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a sound trade target to hopefully reap the rewards of

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Hill Williams and Comet for the long term as the

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rapport and timing develops. More so in the second half

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of the twenty twenty four season. Out of the bears

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By and then that's been not least a hot topic

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is Dak Prescott in Redraft and Dynasty. He had arguably

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his worst performance or appearance of twenty twenty four to

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eight versus Choit, completing seventeen of thirty three passes for

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a buck seventy eight, no touchdowns, two interceptions, a dreadful

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fifty one and a half percent completion rate, five point

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four yard pass attempt, and one rush for one yard

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as a rusher. It was one that you want to

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forget if you started Dak in fantasy, have short term

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memory and move on to Dallas beyond their week seven.

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By now in the year, Prescott Sports, a sixty three

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point four completion percentage rate, seven point two yard press

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attempt clip, eight touchdowns and six picks, and eighty five

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point five passer rating, so it's not as bleak as

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it might appear on paper from Week six. It's a

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far cry, though, from what most people expected or hoped

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for based on preseason expectations ADP or even finishing as

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a fantasy quarterback three in twenty twenty three. Dak has

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shown plenty of violatility throughout his entire Dallas career and

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will more than likely write the shit in twenty twenty

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four for the sake of the Cowboys franchise. Dak better

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turned things around soon after signing his massive four year,

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two hundred and forty million dollar concrete extension two hundred

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thirty one million, which is guaranteed he's in his age

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thirty one season. Stat Wise, we've seen yards passing per

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week of one to seventy nine, two ninety three, three

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one seventy eight. He has three games with exactly two

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passing touchdowns, two games with exactly one passing touchdown, and

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then the dud in Week six facing Detroit where he

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don't even pass for a single touchdown. That is probably,

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as we look back and reflect, Dak's worst performance of

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the season. What's most concerning though, if you watch Cowboys games,

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not necessarily just box score hunting, is that Dak is

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struggling when it comes to progressions, forcing a ball downfield,

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making bad decisions, which is not really Prescott his game.

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too much downfield. I think he's over compensating or pressing

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because Dallas has struggled for the first six weeks of

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the season, so the Week seven by could help get

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everything back on track. And I do think that ball

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security with six interceptions basically if you averaged out interception

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per week, is of most focus for Dak to address

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and fix, and hopefully the Cowboys as a whole can

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just hit the reset button come back return in Week

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eight at the forty nine Ers, tough matchup, no doubts

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with a fresh offensive game plan to really salvage the

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value for Dak, Cede Lamb, Jake Ferguson if a pill

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their fantasy football potential for this campaign and in the future,

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because those are the core pieces most notably DAK and

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CD Ferguson's in that conversation, it's just a tight end.

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You don't expect as much consistency or premier value as

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a wide receiver one in CD LAMB. So, in terms

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of the dilemma of being volatile, is Dak a sell, buy,

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or hold? If you're contending, you have to keep Dak

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because no rebuilding team's going on to take on a

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veteran of his.

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Speaker 2: Career arc or current production.

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relying on screening together a few wins, you might have

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to pivot a Dak for a different quarterback. And then

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if you're rebuilding retuning for twenty twenty five, then Dok

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is someone you should certainly look to trade or sell

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after another good two or three week stretch of a

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sample size where he is the dack of old that

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will do it. For this week's Volatile Dynasty Assets episode,

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next week's program. All The reviews, as silly as it

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Speaker 2: A quick recap of.

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Speaker 1: Those viable Dynasty assets what to do with them I

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talked about Evan Ingram, Drake may Najie Harris, Cole Comet,

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and Dak Prescott. Thank you again for listening. Good luck

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in week seven. Until next time, this is the Dynasty

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you're checking out. Talk to you all soon, see ya.

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