Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evans. This week's show is titled Senior Bole Value
Risers to look at more of the positive than negative
aspect of any process, let alone the pre draft senioral process.
So I have a handful of names that benefited from
A being in Mobile, Alabama for the Senior Bowl or
B having a solid showing in the Senior Bowl contest
itself and boosting their draft stock in the process going
from on drafted territory to day three or day three
to day two, even day two potentially to day one.
Those notable value stock risers. Before I get to that,
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Speaker 2: No specific order, let's get right to it.
Speaker 1: For Senior Bowl Value Risers first is arguably, in this case,
the most beneficial prospect the Senior Bowl MVP, that being
Garrett Nussmeyer, quarterback out of LSU. He had a rushing touchdown,
He went five of eight as a passer for sixty
total yards, was reportedly the most consistent quarterback as well
during the entire Senior Bowl practice week of sessions. So
his draft stock is on the rise, undoubtedly now projected
top fifty to seventy five pick.
Speaker 2: I don't know if nus.
Speaker 1: Meyer will push for Day one or first round territory,
but certainly in day two, rounds two to three, that
range of outcomes and his superflex value suddenly in a
week quarterback class outside of from Ana Mendoza is on
the rise. So Garrett Nusmeyer is a quarterback that will
be targeting I'm sure in the mid to late first
round super flex drafts and in the one quarterback landscape,
most likely a second or a third. In forty career
games played with LSU, a sixty four completion percent is right,
fifty two touchdowns to twenty four interceptions, So that is
somewhat of a red flag in terms of decision making
or potentially trying to force the ball too much downfield.
That is one flaw on nus Meyer's game as more
of a pocket passer than we'll have to see nowadays.
Dual threat quarterback both rushing and passing. That is not
Garrett's game. Nonetheless, seven and a half yards perfess attempt
and as I alluded to, not a.
Speaker 2: Strength of his skill set.
Speaker 1: Seventy rushes for negative one hundred and fifty three yards
but five touchdowns. Garrett nus Meyer is going to be
a pocket passer in the NFL, needs a specific scheme
fit to excel. I expect him to be a safe floor,
questionable ceiling impact player from a dynasty perspective or fantasy
football as a whole, But no doubt about it. Garrett
nus Meyer LSU being the senior BAM MVP, his values
on the rise and we need to make note of it.
How about Jayden Ott, running back out of Oklahoma, he
had a rushing touchdown and Senior Bowl eight rushes forty
two yards, so a standout performance He had downright odd
usage was underutilized with Oklahoma in twenty twenty five twenty
one rushes for sixty eight yards, two receptions ten yards,
and seven games played. He spent three years with California,
transferred to Oklahoma. At this point, it looks like that
backfire in terms of his draft stock. He at least
was able to rebound though, with a strong Senior Bowl
week forty one career games played in school four twenty
yards per carry, with five hundred and fifty three rushing attempts,
twenty four rushing touchdowns, and as a receiver, that's what
I'm most intrigued about with jay Nott's skill set ninety
seven for seven, forty six and six receiving scores.
Speaker 2: Out of the backfield.
Speaker 1: Projected as a Day three pick prior to Senior Bowl,
could push for late Day two, possibly the mid to
end of the third round. It is again an odd
situation where Ott was the focal point of Californias rushing attack,
then transfered Oklahoma and became somewhat of an anthrothought or
invisible despite efficient metrics both rushing receiving during his time
with California. I'm going to buy the dip in uncertainty
with Ott in hopes that his draft capital is more
reinnocent of his California time It's school than Oklahoma, and
looking back, this could easily be a flaw on utilization.
Think Alva Kamara at Tennessee much better pro than college
running back in terms of his overall usage. Another running
back whose value is on the rise post Senior Bowl
it is key John Owens out of Florida International. He
had a rushing touchdown, including seven rushes for twenty yards.
He is for the most part expected to be a
Day three selection, so rounds four to seven. If he
pushed for Day two, that be a big boost in value.
Forty two career games played five and a half yards
per carry across a four hundred and eleven carry amount,
twenty two rushing touchdowns and forty one receptions for two
h six as a receiver, no receiving scores. For the
most part, Owens was a name brought up routinely in
practice sessions and then put an explanation point on a
solid week with the touchdown and the Senior Bowl itself,
small school prospect, not necessarily top ten or even top
fifteen in most Big Board draft consensus rankings in mock
draft data at least, but Key John Owens is a
sleeper at running back that has caught my eye promote
a film and production standpoint, also made a name for
himself at the Senior Bowl, which is why I included
him on a value Riser episode. Time for a quick break.
I'm being back with a few more prospects who have
seen their value increase with the Senior Bowl process.
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discuss one more running back prospect. That's Kaylin Black out
of Indiana. He had forty five guards rushing in the
contest itself. He displayed his receiving prowess in practice sessions.
Speaker 2: That's one of the names I.
Speaker 1: Heard among running backs who was having strong receiving usage
day after day. Fifty one career games played at college level,
two years with James Madison and two years with Indiana.
Coming off a championship run, which certainly increases the value
in of itself. With a strong Senior Bowl showing, Kaitln
has now really made a case for himself after being
viewed for the most part as a udif fare and
drafted talent.
Speaker 2: He could easily land mid to late day three.
Speaker 1: That being said, five point one yards per carry in
college over four June and Fortgebe Russian attempts, sixteen rushing touchdowns,
and solid receiving capabilities fifty two, four, seventy three and
six scores for his overall production. As I mentioned, he's
more so viewed on the Day three or undrafted map,
but that was prior to Senior Bowl compared to now,
where Kayln Black made a solid impression during the practice
week and the game itself. That's compared though to his
peer out of Indiana, Roman Hemby, who's receiving for the
most part day two grades, possibly a Day two selection.
So Hemby is going to cost more in Dinastrugy drafts,
whereas Kayln Black's going to be the cheaper running back
out of Indiana this year.
Speaker 2: How about Malachai Field for a wide receiver.
Speaker 1: He's out of Notre Dame and is generating late first
round buzz after a strong week of practices, but could
ultimately land as a Day two pick, mostly considered to
be inside the top fifty. We'll keep an eye on
his pre draft progress, especially the combine big body frame,
excellent body control, spatial awareness, physicality brings to the field
at sixty four to two eighteen. I've seen him check
in at a few different weights up to two twenty
four as the max. So picture him somewhere in the
two fifteen to two twenty pound area and at sixty
four that is certainly sized that is intriguing for today's
game as a vertical field stretcher or mismatch out of
the slot. In the game itself, Field's had a two
point conversion as well as two catches for twenty yards
and in school fourty eight career games played four years
spent with Virginia and then transferred to Notre Dame for
one year. Collectively, his production was one sixty five twenty
four to seventy nine and sixteen scores four.
Speaker 2: Fifteen yards per catch.
Speaker 1: Most of the scouts or boots on the ground for
the Senior Boil have said it that Malachi Fields was
one of the biggest winners in terms of boosting his
draft stock, being a value riser, and we have to
make note of that. Accordingly, he's going to push for
a first round pick in real life, which could make
him a lock for first round key draft capital when
it comes to dynasaurgy draft to spring and summer, and
is someone that benefited from this pre draft process already
independent of the combine so Fields is rising in value
and it will out surprise anyone at this point if
he has a first round pick come this year's draft,
which we should definitely keep our eyes on, because we
went from thinking the twenty twenty six rookie class among
wide receivers was fairly weak to now having at least
in mock draft data anywhere from one to six receivers
being slotted for first round draft. Capital on Field is
certainly in that conversation. Up next is one of the
best stories of the Senior Bowl this year. Tyron Montgomery,
a wide receiver out of John Carroll, a D three
athlete who stood out and was brain defenders from D
one schools and practices. He has reportedly generated outside of Amlici Fields,
the most praise and buzz out of all wide outs
in seniorble activities. He has slotted as a Day three
talent who was more on the undrafted radar pre Senior Bowl. Nonetheless,
it's gonna be difficult to evaluate Tyro Montgomery based on
level competition from D three, so I'm thinking more mid
to late Day three. Has to land in a nice
system and we'll see if he can develop into a
quality replacement. Level player or possible starter at a ceiling
at the pro level. Let's look at his stats though,
regardless of competition level twenty twenty five with John Carroll,
one hundred and nineteen receptions for one thousand five to
twenty eight years, receiving in fifteen touchdowns. That was in
twenty twenty five alone, twelve twenty arts per catch. So
Tire Montgomery is someone that I've walked away from this process,
first not knowing much about, to now being excited to
possibly draft him late and rookie drafts and see if
there's untapped potential that makes him a late round gem
the draft capital and hopefully a combined invite.
Speaker 2: Will be huge for his pro career arc.
Speaker 1: And last, but not least, how about a tight end
from the Senior Bowl that we should be aware of
justin Joe Lee out of NC State. He could push
her being a top seventy five, if not top one
hundred pick after being a standout in practices with his
natural receiving ability run out their catch skills and large
catch radius. Forty nine career games played in school, two
years spent with Yukon and two years with NTI States.
Overall output of one hundred and sixty six receptions for
one thousand, nine hundred and seventy yards receiving and fifteen
touchdowns for eleven point nine hours per catch. And if
you watch film, he is breaking tackles after the catch
point left and right. Really fun to watch. Again, that's
justin Joel. He had empty states and a lot of
summaries from the Senior Bowl, at least in the practices themselves,
was that he was one of the best tight ends
in the field, day in day out. Thank you for
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