Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evans. This week's show is titled Ideal Dynasty Rookie
Draft Targets per Round. I've completed a majority of my
rookie drafts already, and most of them are five rounds
with super flex and tight end premium scoring, so pretty
deep drafts in terms of going fifty plus players deep.
Speaker 2: With that in mind, I.
Speaker 1: Thought it'd be a good concept or value to you
the listener, to give you a few of my favorite
selections in the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth rounds
of rookie drafts. Sure, we have ADP and different MOX
draft data at our disposal or even website ranking lists
to go off of, but sometimes it's that gut check,
its intuition or simply transferring what we saw at colleges
now to the pro level and just trusting in our
instinct if that makes sense, And that's what this is.
This is not a stat driven episode. It's the vibe
check who I think are the best values in each round.
Speaker 2: Hope you enjoy it.
Speaker 1: Hope it's valuable because it's a lot of the rookies
or prospects that I have plenty of shares of purely
based on value. First round, I have three names that
I've been targeting heavily. If in superflex or even one
quarterback you miss out on, we'll say the big three
or four, whether that's Jeremiah Love, Fernanda Mendoza, and then
of course the wide receiver run of any way shape
or form, Cardinal Tate, Jordan Tyson, McKay Lemon. It's sort
of a vague territory of where do I go next.
I have three names that I am targeting in the
first round of rookie drafts, and it's Kenyan Sadik, Omar
Cooper Junior, and Eli Stowers, especially in tight end premium formats.
I believe that Sidek and Stowers providing competitive edge over
some wide receivers even in that range. And of course
it's a weak running back class, so we'll save the
running backs for later.
Speaker 2: So Sadik is an athletic freak.
Speaker 1: We know that it's a bit odd that the Jets
elected to draft him after the selection of Mason Taylor
in twenty twenty five. Yet here we are, and it
sounds like Sadiq will be a focal point offensively as
a receiver, and Mason Taylor might be asked to do
more blocking than initially expected for him as a prospect out.
Speaker 2: Of LSU Noneless.
Speaker 1: Sadik is a set it forget it first round lock
for me, and I've been prioritizing him in the mid
to light first routinely. Omark Cooper Junior teammate of Kenny Tadike.
It's a bit crowded in that Jets pecking order of
projected volume with Bresee Hall, Sadiq, obviously Garrett Wilson. As
I mentioned, Mason Taylor still, Omar Cooper Junior has standout
traits and was a big reason behind Mendoz's success at Indiana.
Cooper Junior can do it all as an inside, outside,
even red zone specialist with that sized B combination.
Speaker 2: And then Eli Stowers.
Speaker 1: He might not be a bet on immediate production, but
I'm looking both short and long term here as a
possible Dallas got It replacement, if not slot mismatch for
immediate production. If the assumption of AJ Brown being traded
rings true come June to the Patriot's. Eli Stowers isn't
necessarily a full proof prospect. He's not a complete tight end.
He's a glorified wide receiver and a tight end body frame.
But I've been all about that value in the late
first or even early second for that matter, particularly in
tight in premium format. So Sadik, Cooper Junior, and Stowers
round out my favorite first round targets. In rookie draft
second round, I have a handful of names Chris Bell
and Toni Williams, Emmett Johnson, Jeremy Bernard, Chris Brasel the
Second and Zachariah Branch.
Speaker 2: Routinely, I am seeing.
Speaker 1: These names on the board in my second round options
of drafts, and I am selecting them without much hesitation.
Chris Bell could have been a first round talent if
it weren't for the late December ACL tear out of Louisville.
Sure Caleb Douglass was drafted ahead of him. Yet Bell
has the intangibles and physical traits to be Miami's possible
new wide receiver one if it all clicks. And Tony
Williams is a nice skill set fit for Jadon Daniels
and what Washington needs to do alongside Terry McLaurin. Again,
as I've explained numerous times with my work, the one
landmine or obstacle here is if Brandon Ayu ends up
in Washington, then it puts a dent into the Antonio
Williams breakout year one or playing dynasty looking for at
least that three to five year window.
Speaker 2: And Williams was.
Speaker 1: A rising star of Clemson at mc johnson. Sure he's
behind Kenneth Walker in Kansas City. If you've seen the
rhetoric though, man you Reid, he sees Leshaun McCoy esque
skills or traits abilities in Emma Johnson. So you just
have to take that gamble to the faith in Emma
Johnson if you were bought in pre draft as a
Nebraska prospect and now in a phenomenal scheme fit but
Andy Reid, even if the immediate volume isn't in line
with a Jeremiah love Orgenarian price.
Speaker 2: For example, Jerry Bernard, Sure.
Speaker 1: Pittsburgh from the Oats to looking in with DK Metcalf
Michael Pittman isn't the best landing spot, but this is
a bet on talent and usage. Bernard's been compared to
Deebo Samuel early and often, and I can see the
similarities and versatility and athleticism. So Bernard is someone that
slides a lot to the mid to end second of
rookie drafts round wise, and I'm all over it. I
think he's a great value. Chris Brasel the second is
a side speed freak. We're talking Calvin Benjamin meets Quentin Johnston,
lanky or frame. But if it all clicks with Dave
can Allis and Bryce Young, watch out because Brasel construction
field and he has the height and weight to be
an X factor out of the slot or just a
primeter option to go up and get the football on
fifty to fifty contested catches equations.
Speaker 2: The route tree is limited out of Tennessee.
Speaker 1: But again in the second, we're looking for peer upside
and Broseil offers plenty of it in that range with
wide receivers in ADP and again, is they able to
get could be traded. There's been plenty speculation on that front,
so it could be the t mac Tedroe, McMillan and
Chris Brasel. The second show with that new direction, Caroline
is offense is headed and then Zachariah Branch He's so
shifty quick, The changing the direction skills are elite. The
short area quickness and burst is next level. It's just
a matter of as he was out of Georgia, is
it gimmicky, is it a gadget player? Can he become
more of an all down purpose weapon with Drake London,
give Atlanta a legitimate number two at the receivers istion
and I think that very well could be the case.
And in the midle eight second sign me up for
shares a branch. He's well worth the gamble or risk
third Brown. I have a handful of names that I've
been targeting with regularity, Skyler Bell, Jan Stribling, Kayln Black
Chkobe Lane, Adam Randall, and Brendan Thompson. Skyler Bell, You've
seen the comparisons as of late to Jamar Chase. Those
are of course exaggerated, but the opportunity exists for Bell
to be the two or three for josh Allen in
tandem with DJ Moore, Khalil Shakir or even Keyan Coleman.
I think the add man out eventually will be Joshua
Palmer in that rotation. Stribling draft capital it sounds like
was committed or allocated too striling because of his work ethic, mentality,
willingness to block a Jawan Jenny's replacement, if you will.
For the forty nine ers, instant roadblocks are Mike Evans
as well as Ricky pearsall their ability concerns. Christian Kirk
more of a complimentary option than starter three receiver sets.
So Stribling is a screaming value in a third and
I've taken him in a second at times, but if
he's in the third, that's a no brainer. Kaylan Black
Kyle Shanahan has been on record saying that he thought
and the fort niners brass Black was the clear RB
two in this class behind Jeremiah Love. If that's a
grade that was given, then the forty nine ers got
their guys a possible long term replacement or RBBC member
Christian McCaffrey. So Black is someone you should be prioritizing
in rookie drafts. Coming to third round in a week.
Running back class, we have Jacobe Lane, who is reportedly
going to have an immediate red zone and short yardage
role for the Baltimore Ravens.
Speaker 2: That's music to our years.
Speaker 1: The USC product has the size to be a nice
compliment one beat as a Flowers one A. There's still
a lot could shake out in that Raven's passing attack,
but lane is a nice value in a third rown.
Speaker 2: His new teammate Adam Randall.
Speaker 1: He's not Dereck Henry, but the body frame isn't all
that far off. And this is a hand picked selection
by the owner of the Ravens. So if he's putting
his money where his mouth is, then Adam Randall should
catch our attention as a pure profit or upside pick.
Not saying he's going to overtake Derrick Henry, but there
could be a change of pace roll in the mix
because there's not much standing in his way in terms
of depth chart competition, and Brennan Thompson is receiving Tyreek
Hill comparisons from OC Mike McDaniel. Now with of course
the Chargers, there's a lot of mounts to feed in
this offense, namely at wide receiver lab mcconckey, Normal Keyan
Allen at this time, so we still have Trey Harris,
Quentin Johnston, Aronda Gadsden, not to mention the running back
duo of Amarion Hampton and Keaton Mitchell. So sure Brendan
Thompson is going to be a lidlifter, a low volume,
volatile asset, but could win you a week in Best
Ball with touchdowns or even as a flex with plenty
of on tap potential for the future, the size is
in question. We're talking Tyreek Hill, best Ranger, Rock Comes
or Deshaun Jackson sort of ceiling if it all goes
according to plan.
Speaker 2: Worst case though, Justin Herbert has yet another.
Speaker 1: Outlet to utilize, and Brendant Tompson speed is astounding. That's
what's going to be game changing for the Chargers offense.
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Speaker 2: My favorite options in the fourth rown Demon.
Speaker 1: Claiborne, Eli Raridan, Justin Jolie, and Caleb Douglas. Claiborne immediately
doesn't have a role Aaron Jones, Jordan Mason and Minnesota,
but there's enough to like out of his skill set
to actually compare his tools to Aaron Jones. Could be
their parent there least have some sort of committee approach.
Eli Rariden, I'm a fan of Notre Dame football. I've
seen plenty of his tape, and I think in England
is a nice skill set fit.
Speaker 2: He can do it all.
Speaker 1: Complete tight end, more traditional than Eli Stowers type. Yet
Raridan could become a nice tandem or duo with Hunter Henry,
especially Tidy Drake May. There's nothing but upside in that scenario.
Another tight end Justin Joeli. I've talked about quite a
bit this offseason Denver's and nice Lands bought with Sean Payton,
who fits the joker role. Evan Ingram is aging Joey
could be a long term replacement pecking order tard share
to question. But in the fourth rown, we're just taking
shots at potential and ceiling, and Jolie fits that mold,
then sure, I'll throw Caleb Douglas in Miami saw something
they obviously loved in Caleb Douglas. I didn't see it
pre draft. I know his workouts have cut some or
generated buzz online. Shifty quick Brendan Thompson in a sense
or sort in terms of the skill set here, perhaps
Miami's trying to catch Lighty in a bottle with Tyrek
Kill two point zero.
Speaker 2: That's a big reach or grasp, but you never no.
Speaker 1: So Caleb Douglas, if you miss out on Chris Bell
in the second, could be a nice consolation in the
third of the fourth.
Speaker 2: In the fifth round, we're.
Speaker 1: Just taking shouts into dark here, throwing dark team what sticks.
I like Marlon Klein as a possible replacement to Dalton
Schultz long term at tight end in Houston. Milik Benson,
I believe is just an underrated wide receiver prospect, and
the Raiders need help at wide receivers, so this is
a nice possible parium with from Ada Mendoza Xavion Thomas.
The Bears reached for him in my opinion, but I
will not question Ryan Poles or Ben Johnson, so he
clearly has a nice fit for this scheme receiving passes
from Caleb Williams. So Thomas is worth your attention, Cyrus Allen.
Anytime the Chiefs draft a wide receiver should certainly catch
our attention. Dion Burks slid farther and expected, but we're
talking about a.
Speaker 2: Great athlete and speed freak here.
Speaker 1: And then Sam Rousch another pick that could be replacement
to Cole Comet come twenty twenty seven twenty twenty eight
as an expendablelast set to the Bears. Of course, Roush
is not assumed to take over Colson Loveland's feature role
yet is a nice prospect out of Stanford, and it's
worth a stash in deeper dynasty leagues, particularly tight and
premium that will do it. Be all enjoyed my ideal dinosaur.
Your draft targets per round, first, second, third, fourth, and fifth.
Who I'm taking for the most part based on value,
whether it's the slot that I have based on my
finish with draft picks, or if I'm trading into the
round to get these guys because I believe in their situation,
skill sets prevail long term. Thanks again, until next time.
This is the Dynasta are checking out. Hope you'll enjoy
the weekend. I'll talk to you soon.
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