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Speaker 1: Because these are Day three prospects, the likelihood's success is
less likely than rounds one to three. These are more
quick hitter, not deep dive outlooks for these prospects. That's
more to come throughout the offseason and more importantly on
my Patreon coverage. All right, Fourth round pick one oh
three Shamir DK to the Tennessee Titans. He's six feet
one ninety five turns twenty three in December. Tennessee needs
help to support cam Ward, who could hopefully be a
solution at quarterback for the franchise. Calvin Ridley is the
returning wide receiver one for the Titans. Beyond that, it's
up for grabs between Traylon Burks, DK himself atlek a Omanner.
You have twenty Pollard, Tase Spears, Chicka Konquo on the mix.
This is not a great supporting cast or group of
offensive talent, which means DK could really surprise and have
a year one role. Fourth round picked one oh four
base Shall Tuten Jacksonville, five eleven, two oh nine, twenty
two years old. James Gladstone GM of the Jabres spoke
glowingly of Tuton in his post draft press conference, and
the current regime, which is Gladstone as well as new
a coach Neil Cohen from Tampa Bay, have no loyalty
or necessarily ties to Schaffs CTN or Tank Bigsby ETN
has struggled with effectiveness, while Bigsby has a fumbling problem.
So By Shall Tutin could become in short time RB
one for Jacksonville, or at least be a strong compliment
to etn and or Bigsby. He is a great selection
in the second round of rookie drafts. Would not be
surprised at all if by the end of the summer,
with all the hype that is undoubtedly to come, Tooton
becomes a first round rookie draft selection. Fourth round pick
one oh five Camp Skataboo to the Giants. He's five eleven,
two fifteen and twenty three years old. Even though base
Shall Tuton and camp Scattabuo are close in size, their
playing styles couldn't be more different.
Speaker 2: Touton is your first speed.
Speaker 1: Big playback, while camp Scataboo is a battering ram who
relies on rhythm with volume contact boundo. It's going to
become a problem for defenses in short yardage as well
as red zone or goldgle opportunities. The early reports out
of Giants rookie camp is that Skataboo could have the
inside track to third down dudes because he's a really
good adept pass catcher, whereas Tiro Cruzy Junior could handle
more early downs. A lot of undecided backfield work here
all in, although Skataboo slide to Day three, but landing
with the Giants is favorable for his dynasty outlook. He
is a terrific talent out of Arizona State, well rounded
and versatile for running back prospect.
Speaker 2: Fourth Brown picked one oh eight.
Speaker 1: Dante Thornton Junior to the Raiders six five two fourteen
brings size to the Raiders wide receiver room without now
DeVante Adams, Jakobe Myers, Trey Tucker, not much else here
outside of Rock Bauers, who is a tight end by trade.
Speaker 2: But more of a receiver in terms of usage.
Speaker 1: Sure, Jack Besh is probably the out in favorite to
become wide receiver two with the Raiders. Don't rule out
Donte Thornton Junior becoming a factor, however, and from my
early dynasts he drafts have very completed. Three of them
rookie wise, Thorn Junior is either a fourth fifth round
selection or goes undrafted, and with fourth round draft capital
that should not be the case. He is a solid
late round dart throat. Fourth round pick one ten Arian
Smith to the Jets. He's six feet one pint eighty
five turns twenty four in October.
Speaker 2: The Jets lack of playmakers, it.
Speaker 1: Can be expected justin fields to run the football as
he did the Chicago as well as Pittsburgh, which puts
a dent in a ceiling of all Jets pass catchers
Garrett Wilson, Breese Hall, rookie Mason Taylor. Arian Smith is
not a sure thing without the Jets adding much in
terms of receiving talent. He's someone to at least monitor
throughout the offseason. In the event he becomes a fixture
in two or three receiver sets, it's not out of
the question. Fourth round pick one, fourteen, Trevor tend Carolina
five nine to two oh five. He's only twenty turns
twenty one in July. Arguably one of the best running
backs in pass protection and he's highly coveted out of
Georgia because of his prowess in that category. Also a
solid rusher and pass catcher out of the backfield. Jonathan
Brooks is out for the season, which is devastating for
his career outlook. Not a guarantee to be a factor
in the NFL, just based on the multiplace hel taers
an this time in Texas, meaning etn could very well
compliment ric O'dowdell and or become rbtwo behind you, but Hubbard,
based on Trevory TN's age situation, not to mention three
down traits, he should be someone you're targeting in the
third or fourth round of rookie drafts. Fourth round, pick
one to sixteen, Woody marks to Houston five ten two
o eight. One of the best receiving pass catchers among
running backs out of USC in this year's crop. He
turns twenty five in December, so sort of like Tywern
Crazy Junior this time last year. Woody Marx is an
advanced age prospect, particularly at the running back position. However,
behind Joe Mixon, there isn't much in Houston, like Damian
Pierce that Marx has compete with, and there's enough juice
in his skill set to warrant fantasy consideration special teams.
Third down, think Shane Veren for an old school comparison
or hopeful ceiling fourth Brown picked one to seventeen, Jarquest
Hunter to the Rams. He's five ten two oh nine,
turns twenty three in December. We have Kyle Williams, Blake Coream,
and now Hunter in the mix. We'll see if Kyron
and the Rams greet to a new contract or not
by the time Week one rolls around. That could be
done as soon as training camp or the preseason. Time
will tell. Hopefully you'll find out soon. If not, we're
back in the same boat of Blake Korum being the
immediate threat to Kyle Williams, which as we know looking back,
was not a factor. Sean McVay relies heavily on Kyron,
and if the Rams continue to remain committed to Kyron,
then Hunter is more of a stash long shot or
luxury for the Rams running back room itself than fantasy
factor when it comes to standalone value. Not a bad
late round Darthrow, just don't expect immediate return investment. Fourth
Brown picked one twenty gunner Helm to Tennessee sixty five,
two fifty turns, twenty three and September. He's more of
a traditional tight end, whereas Chigacoco is a in between
receiver tight end. So Helm does have a path to
relevanty perhaps with cam Ward under center. Helm is more
of a tight end premium factor than one tight end
league in terms of allocating a second or third round
pick to his services. Fourth fifth Brown go for it.
Let's see if you can match a production from Texas
with Tennessee to spite the underwhelming testing scorers from the combine.
Speaker 2: Fourth Brown Pick.
Speaker 1: Won twenty six Dylan Sampson out of Cleveland. He's slid
a bit further than expected out of Tennessee five to
eleven two oh one.
Speaker 2: He's twenty twenty one.
Speaker 1: September, we have a new thunder lightning within the Browns
running back rotation, Quinn Shawn Jenkins and Dylan Sampson. I
don't think Sampson is a huge threat to Judkins when
it comes to the overall profile of an RB one candidate. However,
Sampson could easily become RB two on this team ahead
of Jerome Ford or Peter Strong, which means he's on
the radar in the third rownd or Redrafts potentially in
the second If Kevin Sefanski has high aspirations, use him
as a change of pace weapon on early downs and
potentially a third down weapon for Cleveland's quarterbacks to utilize.
Fourth Brown Pick one twenty Jalen Lane to Washington five
ten one ninety six. He's twenty three. Considering the lack
of depth in Washington at wide receiver beyond Terry McLaurin,
Deebo Samuel and hopefully Luke McCaffrey. This is a sal
lanning spot for a receiver in lane that could be
versatile inside outside, more of a slot threat based on
the college usage. He's someone that has gone undrafted in
all three of my league so far, and he's been
on my top ads off the waiver.
Speaker 2: Wire in that first round of bids. Playing it simple.
Speaker 1: If he sees any exposure or targets from Jaden Daniels,
he should be rostered in dynasty leagues, and Jalen Lane
has an opportunity to prove himself. Fourth round pick one
thirty three, Jalen Royals, Kansas City, six feet two o five,
twenty two years old. He's slid further the most expected
Royals was in at one point the first round conversation.
Perhaps second third is a Day two pick.
Speaker 2: Not the case.
Speaker 1: He was not as highly sawdafter as expected by NFL
decision makers.
Speaker 2: Don't write him off. It's a sle lanning spot.
Speaker 1: Even though Kansas City has a lot of talent wide
receiver with Rashid Rice Mark He's brown, obviously, he's ever
worthy and Travis Kelcey Royals has more long term than
short term potential, yet still remains on the fantasy horizon
and worth our bench or Taxi squad consideration. Fourth Brown
picked one thirty six Eliic Iomanner Tennessee six.
Speaker 2: Two to ten. He turns twenty two in June.
Speaker 1: Not a lot of years or experience at the college
level from Stanford to Bank, a lot of trust in,
yet the skills are promising.
Speaker 2: If you miss out on the kreem.
Speaker 1: Of the crop wide receiver this year during rounds one
to two of yrookie drafts, I think that Io Manic
will become a poor man's version or this kind of
version that is of Jaden Higgins. Io Manner's ADP for
the most part is hovering around the third round rookie drafts.
And if you don't select Shamir d k which his
ADP's even lower than Io Maners is based on the
college pedigree, then Iro Manner is in a spot to
potentially be a rotational piece in year one. Cam Moore
needs a big body threat even outside of Calvin Ridley,
to utilize, and that's Io manor your pri x receiver
that has the ability to line up inside of the slot.
My iomnor comparison is Jordan Matthews when he was good
and there were a few years there before he moved
to tight end where Jordan Matthews was a factor.
Speaker 2: Do that size.
Speaker 1: Fourth round, Pick one thirty eight, Jordan Watkins to San Francisco.
He's five eleven, two hundred twenty three years old. With
the uncertainty of brand Nig's return from last year's acl tear,
not to mention no more Deebo Samuel, there is a
path to relevancy for Watkins depending on the production usage
of Juwan Jennings as well as Rickie petersal So, Watkins
is someone to keep in mind as a sleeper. Moving
along to the fifth rownd Pick one forty four Shadoer
Sanders to Cleveland, a Day three pick that a lot
of respectable analysts and scouts had ranked as either a
Day one or Day two pick boils down to for
what it sounds like an ego issue. A lot of
bad throws or decision making when he threw at the
combine that he would not take accountability for, as well
as rubbing people the wrong way in interviews is what
it sound alike. Was the overall takeaway from why Shooter
Sanders slid. This could be a story where NFL teams
look back and regret this decision. Judor Sanders, at six
two to fifteen and twenty three years old, has the
bill to become a franchise quarterback and the pedigree as well.
His numbers of Colorado, especially from an accuracy point of view,
were outstanding. He will for sure have a chip on
his shoulder approved all of his skeptics wrong. From a
fantasy lens, It's hard to invest him in a one
quarterback league and it's superflex. Second third round borderline Kenny Pickett,
Joe Flacco, Dylan Gabriel, who Cleveland clearly valued more than
Sanders himself. All in the fold, It's a situation to
avoid unless there's clarity this offseason. Fifth rown pick one,
forty seven Jordan James to the forty nine Ers five ten,
two ten, twenty one years old, a solid running back
prospect out of Oregon lands in situation Without Elijah Mikschell.
It's CMC Isaac Garndo and not much else on a
depth chart, So Jordan James is a wait and see
talent who is an injury or two away from becoming
a lottery ticket or potential league winner. Fifth Brown picked
one forty nine Jayden Blew to Dallas six feet two hundred.
He's twenty one years old out of Texas, brings plenty
of versatility to the table.
Speaker 2: Would not be shocked.
Speaker 1: If he eventually unseats or pushes Javonte Williams and or
Miles Sanders for volume. Sanders and Williams did dodge quite
a few bullets considering what Dallas could have brought in
a Day three pick, and the fifth Brown isn't a
massive threat, but.
Speaker 2: I do like Blues game.
Speaker 1: I would speculate him pushing for volume immediately and over
the course of the season for Dallas's backfield rotation. Fifth
Brown picked one of the one. DJ Giddens Indianapolis sixty
one two twelve good size for a running back turns
twenty two in August Jonathan Taylor. If he stays healthy,
he's one of the best running backs in all football
and fantasy alike. Giddens could become an improvement over Evan Hall,
who was at times a factor but never durable enough
to take on a huge role, whichin sprinkles of relevant
c from Trey Sermon, Reven Tyler Goodson.
Speaker 2: Hopefully Giddens, who.
Speaker 1: I labeled as the energizer Bunny in my Nickname episode
in the offseason, has enough jews to be a compliment
and eventual one two punch with JT in Indianapolis. Fifth
Brown pick one fifty eight ke Andre Lambert Smith to
the Chargers six one two Keter in twenty three and July.
There's been already some buzz out of rook camp that
Lambert Smith is making some noise. There's a lot of
mouths to feed though in this new revamped Chargers offense.
Justin Herbert has an elite talent in Labacacky. You have
the duo of Najie Harris, Omarion Hampton, will Disley, Tyler
Conklin at tight end, not to mention Ronde Gads in
the second who was brought in as a draft pick,
even Mike Williams rookie Tray Harris. There's a lot for
key Andre to contend with. He's more of a stash
than reached for me in rookie drafts because of that competition.
Speaker 2: Fifth Round picked one to sixty three Mitchell.
Speaker 1: Evans to Carolina a Notre Dame Carolina is building a
tight end room that has plenty of depth with Evans himself,
presumes starters Tavion Sanders, even Tommy Tremble, who's another note
Dame product. Evans is sixty five to sixty twenty two
years old. This is a a long term hold to
see what Dave Canalis and Bryce Young can do with Evans,
as opposed to assuming there's going to be much, if any,
of a role in year one, Fifth round, pick one,
sixty five, Ronde gads In a second just foreshadowed that
to the Chargers six five two thirty six twenty two
in June. He could be used as a glorify wide receiver,
which should surprise no one. Based on his usage with
Syracuse in school, He's one of Kyle McCord's favorite weapons
because he is an in between talent. It's hard to
envision a starting role because the Chargers do have Conkland
and Well Disley. However, I was a big fan of
Gadsden's tape, so he is someone that I'm going to
target lading drafts. Just see what happens. Fifth round, pick one,
sixty six, Tory Horton, Seattle sixty three, one eighty five.
Speaker 2: He turns twenty three November.
Speaker 1: If not for injuries and in consistency at the college level,
he probably would have been a Day two pick, if
not earlier on Day three, d can Metcalf out of
the picture now in Pittsburgh. Instead, we have the duo
of JSN and Cooper cup Tory Horton is shaping up
as a nice investment in the fourth fifth round of
rookie drafts. His skill set fits what new Ocin Kubiak
from the Saints like to utilize. Think to a certain extent,
a combination of traits Chris o'lave as well as Rashishahid
brought tight offense last year. Horden is a nice upside
pick late in Jerky drafts, fifth round pick one to
seventy three. Jackson Hawes the Buffalo sixty five two sixty
twenty five in December. I'm not seeing much to get
excited about from a fantasy perspective here because he's a
tight end and there's Dalton Kaid and Dawson Knox. Sure
there's a Josh Allen elements. Keep in mind, Hawes has
gone and drafted in all of my leagues. Unless you're
in the deepest the tight end premium formats. This is
more of a waiver wire commodity who is only relevant
if injury occurs ahead of him on a depth chart.
Last pick of the fifth round, pick one to seventy
five Robbie oots to Seattle drafted is a tight end
being converted to fullback six four to two seventy twenty
three September. Because of the fullback position change, this is
hard to really advocate for, even as a tight end
with a lot of royo and know a fan on
the roster, Robbie didn't have much of a chance outside
of blocking, as where he thrive there was used most
in college, so we'll chalk this up as a fullback
that perhaps has a niche role in the NFL, but
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Sixth rown, pick one seventy nine. Oli Gordon a second
to Miami sixty two to twenty five, twenty one years old.
A lot of us hope they he would have a
better land spot and draft capital to work with behind
now Devon a Chan and Jaylen Wright in Miami. Ali Gordon,
despite his illustrious pedigree at Oklahoma State, has an upward
battle or hill to climb on the Dolphins running back
death chart. Still fourth fifth Brown. I would keep my
eye on him as a possible draft target. Sixth Brown,
Pick one eighty one. Kyle mccorr to Philadelphia sixty three
to twenty. He turns twenty three this September, could become
quarterback two for the Eagles behind Jaalen Hurts, which makes
him viable and superflex. McCord was not necessarily a one
hit wonder, but sort of fizzled out of House State,
transfer to Syracuse, and had a strong year to support
the likes of Aronde gads in the second and Lequint Allen,
to name a few prospects from this year's class.
Speaker 2: Sixth Brown picked one.
Speaker 1: Eighty four Devin Neil to the Saints five eleven, two fifteen.
He turns twenty two in August. With all of what's
happened with Derek Carr's retirement and Tyler schuck being a
likely Week one starter, still sounds like an open competition
between Chuckler as well as Hainter, Devin Neil becomes more
of an intriguing assets based on his rushing and receiving ability.
Alvin Kamara is aging, as we know, Worklow could be
scaled back eventually. Kendre Miller cannot remain healthy we've seen
so far in his NFL career. Devin Neil out of
Kansas has the ability to contribute and all three downs
and is suddenly a nice sleeper to keep in mind.
Come to the third fourth round of rookie drafts. Sixth
round pick one eighty five Will Howard to Pittsburgh sixty
four to two thirty five twenty four September. It's possible
that a brock Purty range of outcomes is in the
cards here. A lot depends on if Kirk Cousins is
traded to Pittsburgh Groom's immiicated, or if Aaron Rodgers decides
to sign with Pittsburgh. If that were to occur, then
Mason Rudolph will probably be quarterback two for now, though.
Will Howard is in what seems to be an open
competition or at least has an outside chance to become
something for this franchise that lacks a clear cut starter
at quarterback in Ohio States. Will Howard led in the
National Championship against O the Dame this past season, sure
supporting cast terrific for the Buck guys. I am a
fan of Howard, so he's been a target of mine.
Fourth fifth round in super Flex to take that gamble
on sixth Brown Pick one eighty eight. Khlia Mullins, Tennessee
Titans brings thunder and power to the Titans running back
room to compliment Tony Poward as well as Tadjay Spears,
who are quicker with burst and acceleration, whereas Mullions checks
in at six two, two thirty three and terms twenty
three in October. There's not a ton of excitement around
Khlia Mullins. However, I think that he's someone that should
be picked up late in rookie drafts, especially for someone
already rosters one or both of Pollard Spears six Brown
picked one eighty nine. Riley Leonard Indianapolis could become a
nice backup or replacement long term to Anthony Brigodson and
Daniel Jones Indianapolis sixty four two sixteen turns twenty three September,
Leonard on Notre Dame was heavily relying upon his legs.
The passing mechanics and progressions aren't up to par with
an NFL starter. Leonard's good enough, though, and willing to
learn to become a developmental sort of talent in the league.
Speaker 2: He's like Will Howard, a late.
Speaker 1: Round prospect for super flexing sideration sixth Brown picked one
to ninety three ToJ Brooks Cincinnati Bengals five ten two thirty.
Brooks is a load. He moves quicker than his body
size might indicates. Twenty three out of Texas Tech had
a great career with tremendous accolades outside of Chase Brown,
the ansertainty of Zach Moss and that lingering neck injury
ToJ Brooks could be a welcome addition to the Bengals
running back rotation. He's someone keep an eye on lading
drafts as well. Six Brown pick one ninety seven Graham
Mertz to Houston C. Shrouds, possible backup sixty three to
sixteen twenty five in December. Unless you have Stroud. I
don't see a reason to really draft Mertz even then,
he's in a fourteen sixteen team league conversation. Twelve team
league SAEs are smaller. You can stay away from Mertz
for now. Six Brown pick two oh two Gavin Bartholomew,
Minnesota tight end prospect sixty five two fifty. He is
twenty two years old. If you have Hockinson roster, I
could see the appeal to potentially draft or stashed to
air a parent or possible replacement if fact to every
miss time. Six Brown picked two oh three le Jhontay
Western Baltimore five to eleven one to sixty seven have
been on the smaller side twenty three years old.
Speaker 2: He was the one Bee for the most part.
Speaker 1: Travis Hunter at Colorado six round picked two oweight one
of my sleeper prospects. Jimmy Horn Junior to Carolina five ten,
one seventy another Colorado talent who was underutilized.
Speaker 2: Has great speed a good feel for the game.
Speaker 1: Like comparison for him in the offseason still rings true
Rashid Shaheed. Jimmy Horn is someone that could strutch a
field for Caroline or be an impact on kickoff special
teams like Pumper turns. Fifth round selection is your target,
or at least price point that I woul consider in
rookie draft. There's a lot of now mouths to feed
in Carolina, so Horn isn't a lock to make the
roster or be even in contention for Targe to this point,
but I do think there's enough speed to his game
now field to be a chess piece for Bryce Young
and Dave Canalis.
Speaker 2: Sixth rown pick two thirteen.
Speaker 1: Tommy Mellett the Raiders, a former quarterback in Kyle College,
a now converted wide receiver six feet two eight deep
League Stash can't really envision much of a role for him.
We will see and then sixth ron pick two fifteen
the Raiders double down Cam Miller, an actual quarterback, still
remain in that position six one two twelve, twenty four
in June. I doubt that he is the long term
play here behind Geno Smith. Still, the Raiders saw something
they liked in both Mellett and Miller. Sounds like Mellett
could be a Swiss Army knife think Taysom Hill potentially,
and cam Miller could become a backup or practice squad
candidate for this.
Speaker 2: Team at quarterback.
Speaker 1: Seventh round pick two nineteen Thomas Vdona, second to the Giants.
He's six six two forty five turns twenty three September.
If Theo Johnson's healthy, that's really all we should and
need to care about. Still cannot hurt to keep or
monitor for Don's status this offseason. Seventh round pick two
twenty three Dami Martinez in Miami. He slid farther than
I thought to Seattle. Zach Charbonnay has been the subject
of trades speculation nothing so far, but if that were
to occur, Martinez could easily push for reps behind Kenneth Walker.
If Sharbonne is not traded, Martinez is a low end bangstash.
Still at only twenty one and a solid college resume
with traits that were deemed to be a Day two pick.
Martinez is not someone you should ignore. Seventh round to
twenty seven Curtis Rourke to the forty nine ers six
five two twenty three. He was playing on a torn
acl with Indiana twenty five in October. Brock Purdy is
about to get paid. It's a matter of when, not if.
From what it sounds like, Curtis Rourke is a late
round talent that the forty nine ers probably see as
more depth than anything else. Seventh rown picked two twenty
eight Brashard Smith, Kansas City, terrific landing spot. Not much
was added to the Chiefs running back room besides Cream
Hunt being brought back. Isaiah pic Checko was a Shelves
former self when he returned from injury. Brashard Smith is
a converted wide receiver to running back out of SMU.
Think Tyrone Tracy for Erice comparison. Because of exposure and affiliation,
Andy Reed, Patrick Mahomes Bershard Smith is someone you should
be targeting late third or beyond and rookie drafts. Seventh
round pick two thirty one, quinn Ewers to Miami. Could
he become toos backup. Perhaps this is a big slide
for a prospect that a lot of people thought would
be in a day two conversation eventually was taking here
on day three. Even at times Youwers was towed as
a first round pick. So this is a huge fall
in value outside of super flex leagues. There's not much
to forecast or project here, but I will see if
you have two A rostered Owers is a fine selection
come the fourth of fifth round in super flex formats
seventh round, pick two thirty three, Kyle Manangui. I've heard
his name pronounced a few different ways, so for now
we'll just go with Mananguai, Chicago five nine to two,
nine twenty three. In June, the Bears had the opportunity
to go day one. Day two running back did not occur,
so Gianga Swift, Roshawn Johnson our post draft winners unless
someone like Nick Chubb or JK.
Speaker 2: Dobbins are brought into the fold.
Speaker 1: Kyle man Ajai is out of Rutgers, brings a lot
to the table as both the rusher and receiver. Physical
approach to position could be car doubt special teams. Ben Johnson,
though is creative and I would not be surprised at
all via some concepts or ideas and schemes to get
Menaiga some touches. Seventh Brown picked two thirty five Tes
Johnson in Tampa Bay. He slid much farther than expected
as well, only five to ten one CD five. The
comparison is Tank Dell, which we've seen how that's gone
for Dell. Unfortunately, the smaller stature as limited his availability
as a pro tesz. Johnson has an uphill battle for
pecking order in the livigy Re dept chart with Evans
Godwin McMillan the new prospect that is a mecha Buka
who could be a franchise corner shale the position.
Speaker 2: So Tes is a late round pick.
Speaker 1: Not much Eltz too, but at this point, unfortunately because
of the draft capital slide. Seventh Brown pick two thirty
six Laquin Allen to Jacksonville, six feet two o one,
turned twenty one in August. I was a big fan
of what Laquint put on tape at Syracuse.
Speaker 2: A really good rusher, terrific pass catcher.
Speaker 1: The NFL disagrees seventh through our draft Capital locates that
Allen is a replacement level talent. He could buck that
evaluation for now, though, especially a low to running back
room for Jacksonville after baseall Tuten was added with a
Day three pick in the fourth round, LeQuinn is more
of a practice squad candidate or RB four RB five
depend on many running backs. Jacksonville intends to keep seventh
Brown pick two thirty eight, Ricky White the third to
Seattle sixty one one ninety. There was a conversation for
quite some time. It was neck and neck with Kyle Williams,
who earned Day two draft capital to Nawrocki White, who
went Day three, that they were some of the better
possession or run after the catch wide receivers this year's
class that weren't household names. Ricky White sort of like
Tory Horden, could become a factor. Seattle I went in
bank on it. Still, he's someone to stash. Lightning drafts
seventh Rown pick two thirty nine, Phil MafA out of
Clemson to the Dallas Cowboys six one, two thirty So
it gives this running back room a big body. Twenty
three in October, from what it sounds like, the Cowboys
were okay waiting on Jaden Blue and Phil MafA to
add or aid it's running back room.
Speaker 2: Both could be factors, neither could be factors.
Speaker 1: We'll ride on how Javonte and Miles Sanders open the season.
If you miss out on Jayden Blue in the third
round most likely Rookey drafts, then take Maffa in the
fourth and fifth. Let's see how this shakes out. Seventh
Brown pick two forty Cayden Pray through to Buffalo. He's
six three to ten turns twenty three September. His competition
will be Joshua Palmer. We'll see if there's anything to it.
Palmer has a veteran edge. Seventh Brown picked two forty
one Caleb Lohaner to Denver at tight end prospect who
actually did not hear of before he was drafted six seven,
two fifties twenty four. I'm expecting this to be more
of a blocking draft pick because there isn't a lot
that I've seen going back on tape or production that
Loner really brings offensively as a pass catcher. Perhaps Sean
Payton sees something different. We have Evan Ingram, you brought
in Pat Bryant. This seems like more of a depth
piece than threat to existing pieces on Never's offense. Seventh
Brown Pick two forty two Canada, Mumpfield La Rams six
one one eighty five twenty three in October out of Pittsburgh.
There's a lot to like on Mumpfield's tape, Sean McVay
unless need hit it out of the park Grand Slam
hookin Acua. So because of that, there is some sleep
of potential here at Mumpfield.
Speaker 2: Let's not get carried away.
Speaker 1: Though, with Pooka and Akoua, Devonte Adams, even Jordan Winnington
already in the mix. Seventh Rown pick two forty four
Dominic Love It to Detroit five point ten, one eighty seven.
He turns twenty three November figures to be fighting for
roster spot or depth in Detroit. Seventh Brown Pick two
forty five Jacory Krossky Merritt Washington, a running back prospect
who is already receiving plenty of buzz in Rookie Mini
Camp five eleven two eight twenty four. He had an
odd situation at Arizona where he lost eligibility, missed the year,
came back, was the star of the East West Shrine Bowl.
He's someone that I would really keep an asterisk or
watch list button on this offseason, with really only Brian Robinson,
who was deemed a draft day trade candidate, and Austin
Eckler of viable notice in the Washington running back room.
Seventh rownd pick two forty eight Malachy Matavo, New Orleans
a tight end sixty six two cety three. He's twenty two,
adds more depth to the Saints tight end room. Seventh
round pick two fifty two Junior virgin San Francisco another
receiver five to eleven one eighty four and around it out.
Seventh round pick two fifty five Luke Lasche to Houston
six six two forty seven turns twenty four in June
out of Iowa.
Speaker 2: Well round a tight end prospect.
Speaker 1: Houston's tight end depth isn't excessive, Dolan Schultz being the
incumbent starter. If you want to aim for upside in
your A Titan Premium league, consider Lashe in the fifth
round a rookie draft or an immediate pickup once your
waivers run.
Speaker 2: And the draft is concluded. That's it.
Speaker 1: That's round four to seven, just shy at thirty minutes
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about Hope you all enjoy the quick breakdown. Don't forget
because I get asked it all the time. Where rookie rankings,
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