Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Do podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evans. Thanks for checking out this week's show. This
episode is titled Violatil Dynasty Assets. We're at that point
week six into week seven where we're halfway through the
fantasy season. Just about if you go fifteen weeks of
a regular season calendar and you have to determine A
if you're gonna make the playoffs, B if you're in
the playoff hunt, or see if you're out of attention,
perhaps time to cash in, cash out on some particular
overachieving or underachieving assets. And I think I have five
names this week that fit that criteria pretty well as
a clear contender, perhaps middle of the road or retooling
slash rebuilding team.
Speaker 2: What do you do?
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call via Google meet Up. First, I have Evan Ingram,
who had a ten catch one hundred two yard performance
ten point to R perception via ten target in return
from a hamstring injury VERU Chicago.
Speaker 2: It was in London.
Speaker 1: It was a terrific fantasy showing outside of a lost fumble.
Considering Ingram miss week two to five with his hamstring ailment.
Ingram was in on sixty percent of snaps and it
does indicate that Jacksonville thought or at least did ease
him in after injury. Don't want to have any other
setbacks because in Week two it was a pregame warm
up injury that.
Speaker 2: Silent him for almost a month.
Speaker 1: It's a reminder though, of how much of a competitive
edge Evan Ingram can offer at tight end. Despite his
Week one dud of one catch for five yards four
targets against Miami since joining Jacksonville, Let's recall that Ingram
has ranked as a PPR tight end five. That was
in twenty twenty two and a tight end two and
twenty twenty three. His twenty twenty three receiving log of
one to fourteen nineteen three and four one hundred and
four to three targets that probably represents his career peak
in value or ceiling. However, there's still top five upside
at tight end for Ingram's rest of season now look
in twenty twenty four, especially if he keeps up his
pace and usage for Chicago.
Speaker 2: He turned thirty September.
Speaker 1: He's under contract with the Jaguars until twenty twenty six,
so this is a hold and or buy for me.
As I mentioned that contending, verse, rebuilding, or out of
the playoff picture window, Ingram is one of the few
consistent set it forget it tight ends where the floor
is safe and the ceiling is arguably elite at the
ever evolving tight end position in fantasy circles. Drake May
is up next, and I think he fits the timeline
of someone that is middle of the road or looking
to contend in twenty.
Speaker 2: Twenty five twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: He made a starting debut in the NFL versus Houston
this past weekend with a solid all round performance.
Speaker 2: All these considered when you factor.
Speaker 1: In how depleted New England's offensive line currently is where
Andre Stevenson was out for this contest, so playing with
a less than ideal supporting cast Listen Drake May took
four sacks. That's not great, but he went twenty to
thirty three for two forty three through the air, three touchdowns,
two interceptions, sixty point six and police percentage rates A
seven point four yard professor attempt clip and then five
for thirty eight is a rusher not bad given these
circumstances and environment around him. He displayed poise, toughness, and
touch on his passes, more so in the second than
first half. Early on in the first second quarters, May
certainly looked like a rookie quarterback who's being thrown in
to the fire to replace a struggling Jacoby Brissette. Overall,
two interceptions and a lost fumble show plenty of room
for improvement. That being said, there are tangible skills we
could take away from Drake May's Week six effort that
offers Longland hope in finding their franchise quarter because Mac
Jones was not the answer. Basically, any quarterback not named
Tom Brady has been a bust for the sake of
replacing Brady and at least having an adequate to above
average at the position. May was a third overall pick
out of North Carolina for good reason. However, I think
we must be careful comparing his rest of season output
or fantasy value to other fellow rookies by Jayden and
Daniels or Caleb Williams, because both are in far more
favorable fantasy infrastructures. Therefore, May's development might not be as
linear or consistent as Jaden or Caleb. All that being said,
there's quarterback two appeal in super flex formats or even
two quarterback leagues. I doubt you'll have the confidence to
start Drake May in one quarterback leagues outside of biweeks
or injury fillins unless the matchup is really good to stream.
The good news here, though, is that Drake May was
indeed thrown into the fires I mentioned, and he performed better,
if not as expected. There's going to be plenty of
ups and downs as well as growing pains. But if
you are not relying on dre made a contend and
someone doesn't care about the media production, then swoop in,
particularly in the Super Flex League and acquire him now
because the future does look bright based on his body frame.
The verstattle tools as a passer and rusher. As we
mentioned a lot during the Officerson program, or a least
I did on the show, the ceiling of Drake May
if it all pans out, is Jalen Hurts meets Josh Allen.
The basement is someone like Daniel Jones or mich Trubisky.
So there's a lot of wide range of outcomes. At
the end of the day, they have to bet on
the athletic profile and hope that the fantasy environment becomes
more serviceable in New England from here on out. Najie
Harris he enjoyed his best game of the young NFL
season at Las Vegas as a rusher with a fourteen
one hundred and six yard one rushing touchdown effort seven
point six yards per rush, adding two catches for sixteen
yards as a receiver onto targets. On the season, it
puts Naggi's rushing log at ninety six, three seventy six
and one touchdown three point nine hours per clip is
carries per week are twenty seventeen, eighteen, thirteen, fourteen and
fourteen yards rushing per contest are seventy sixty nine, seventy, nineteen,
forty two and one oh six.
Speaker 2: So clearly this was.
Speaker 1: The standout performance in twenty twenty four for Naji. He
has fourteen receptions on nineteen targets to date. It is
odd that Harris benefited or had his best showing when
Jayln Warren actually returned to the field. At this point
of his career, however, we know that Nase is a
volume driven RB two who needs to find the end
zone in order to.
Speaker 2: Achieve RB one value.
Speaker 1: He's been since I three the NFL RB three in
PPR fourteen to twenty three, So for the most part,
high to mid range RB two outside of that rookie
campaign when he was a top tier RB one commodity,
those days have passed. Now you won't see that sort
of volume more efficiency, I don't think ever again, and
I think it's wise to at least consider selling high
on Naji Harris after a strong Week six because the
playing time concerns are dependent upon Pittsburgh's game script, especially
if Justin Fields made a starter for a while. Because
Fields likes around the football. Of course, his snap shares
that being Nagi per week have checked in at fifty
six percent, forty five, fifty nine to sixty nine, seventy
four and forty six, So a wide are array of
usage across the board for nase and it's not as
if it's all that consistent with peaks being as high
as seventy four and then the lows the valleys being
as low as forty five.
Speaker 2: Forty six percent.
Speaker 1: So if you're a sub fifty percent snapshre running back,
you are entirely dependent I find the end zone, a
carve out RB two or flecs value. Now Nause does
get ample rushing volume. Again the totals per week of
twenty seventeen, eighteen, thirteen, fourteen to fourteen. It's a matter
of where are those touches coming as a rusher and
per touch are you efficient with them? And that's not
really Nasey's game. If you're contender, I understand relying on him,
But if you are again on that middle of the
road and or needing to retool look ahead to twenty
twenty five, that consider cashing out a NAUSE for a
twenty five first probably mid to late or what I
like to do is acquire an upcoming possible superstar like
Jonathan Brooks, who might not have a immediate workhorse roll
out of the gate because Troub Hubbard is playing really
good football running back. So perhaps you add a third
to Naja to get Brooks. That sort of thinking, if
you're not gonna ten in twenty twenty four is a
sound way to exit off of a depreciating asset or
at least a declining running back in Dynasty like Nagy
and benefiting long term time for quick breakuping back with
two more volatile Dynasty assets, and how I am viewing
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
the next player I want to discuss. He must like
playing football none and because it resulted in a standout
game versus Actaville with five catches seventy yards and two
touchdowns fourteen yards per grab, five targets. Not to mention,
Cole Comet became Chicago's replacement at long snapper because their
starter got hurt. That's crazy for a tight end to
step in and do well by most accounts. It's an
encouraging development for Comet as a pass catcher because the
Bears enter a Week seven by and it's quite evident
that Caleb Williams is rapidly developing to a stud at
quarterback in both real life and the fantasy context. I
do fear, though, that Comet is somewhat touched on dependant
like most tight ends, because his other notable performance from
this season came Week three at Indianapolis ten ninety seven
a touchdown v eleven targets, while he has failed as
to pass four catches fifty seven yards receiving or five
targets and the Bears other four games played, so we's
been a reception yardage your touchdown machine. Oh, there's been
really no ceiling to bank on. What is promising is
that Comet snap rates are a positive. It indicates his
on the field participation is going to result in fantasy
production when targeted forty eight percent seventy seven eighty one,
ninety eighty forty six. So a Week one at forty
eight percent was a season low. It's been nothing but
consistent since the and again seventy seven percent eighty one,
ninety eighty four eighty six.
Speaker 2: The issue I have.
Speaker 1: A cole Comet it's not talent based, it's usage based,
and or just the Bear suddenly being loaded with offensive
talent with DeAndre Swift, Roshan Johnson, running back DJ Moore,
he and Allen Back in the fold from his heel injury,
and Romadonzay at wide receiver. Cole Comet is at best,
perhaps second or third in the target or volume total
pole and at worst if a Doonzay has spike weeks
or Roshan gets more usage in the red zone, fourth
or fifth. So I do think there's a lot of
volatility hence the episode title here for Cole Comet and
based on his situation, he is more of a hold
than sell for me, so he fits both windows quite honestly.
If you're contending, Comet can benefit you. If you are
not attending. Looking ahead to twenty twenty five, Comet is
a sound trade target to hopefully reap the rewards of
Hill Williams and Comet for the long term as the
rapport and timing develops. More so in the second half
of the twenty twenty four season. Out of the bears
By and then that's been not least a hot topic
is Dak Prescott in Redraft and Dynasty. He had arguably
his worst performance or appearance of twenty twenty four to
eight versus Choit, completing seventeen of thirty three passes for
a buck seventy eight, no touchdowns, two interceptions, a dreadful
fifty one and a half percent completion rate, five point
four yard pass attempt, and one rush for one yard
as a rusher. It was one that you want to
forget if you started Dak in fantasy, have short term
memory and move on to Dallas beyond their week seven.
By now in the year, Prescott Sports, a sixty three
point four completion percentage rate, seven point two yard press
attempt clip, eight touchdowns and six picks, and eighty five
point five passer rating, so it's not as bleak as
it might appear on paper from Week six. It's a
far cry, though, from what most people expected or hoped
for based on preseason expectations ADP or even finishing as
a fantasy quarterback three in twenty twenty three. Dak has
shown plenty of violatility throughout his entire Dallas career and
will more than likely write the shit in twenty twenty
four for the sake of the Cowboys franchise. Dak better
turned things around soon after signing his massive four year,
two hundred and forty million dollar concrete extension two hundred
thirty one million, which is guaranteed he's in his age
thirty one season. Stat Wise, we've seen yards passing per
week of one to seventy nine, two ninety three, three
seventy nine, two twenty one three with d two and
one seventy eight. He has three games with exactly two
passing touchdowns, two games with exactly one passing touchdown, and
then the dud in Week six facing Detroit where he
don't even pass for a single touchdown. That is probably,
as we look back and reflect, Dak's worst performance of
the season. What's most concerning though, if you watch Cowboys games,
not necessarily just box score hunting, is that Dak is
struggling when it comes to progressions, forcing a ball downfield,
making bad decisions, which is not really Prescott his game.
Usually a very high football IQ doesn't force the ball
too much downfield. I think he's over compensating or pressing
because Dallas has struggled for the first six weeks of
the season, so the Week seven by could help get
everything back on track. And I do think that ball
security with six interceptions basically if you averaged out interception
per week, is of most focus for Dak to address
and fix, and hopefully the Cowboys as a whole can
just hit the reset button come back return in Week
eight at the forty nine Ers, tough matchup, no doubts
with a fresh offensive game plan to really salvage the
value for Dak, Cede Lamb, Jake Ferguson if a pill
their fantasy football potential for this campaign and in the future,
because those are the core pieces most notably DAK and
CD Ferguson's in that conversation, it's just a tight end.
You don't expect as much consistency or premier value as
you would out of a QB one in DAK or
a wide receiver one in CD LAMB. So, in terms
of the dilemma of being volatile, is Dak a sell, buy,
or hold? If you're contending, you have to keep Dak
because no rebuilding team's going on to take on a
veteran of his.
Speaker 2: Career arc or current production.
Speaker 1: If you're middle of the road or pack and you're
relying on screening together a few wins, you might have
to pivot a Dak for a different quarterback. And then
if you're rebuilding retuning for twenty twenty five, then Dok
is someone you should certainly look to trade or sell
after another good two or three week stretch of a
sample size where he is the dack of old that
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Speaker 2: A quick recap of.
Speaker 1: Those viable Dynasty assets what to do with them I
talked about Evan Ingram, Drake may Najie Harris, Cole Comet,
and Dak Prescott. Thank you again for listening. Good luck
in week seven. Until next time, this is the Dynasty
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