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

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Corey Evans. This week's show is titled Ideal Dynasty Rookie

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Draft Targets per Round. I've completed a majority of my

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rookie drafts already, and most of them are five rounds

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with super flex and tight end premium scoring, so pretty

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deep drafts in terms of going fifty plus players deep.

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Speaker 2: With that in mind, I.

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Speaker 1: Thought it'd be a good concept or value to you

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the listener, to give you a few of my favorite

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selections in the first, second, third, fourth, and fifth rounds

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of rookie drafts. Sure, we have ADP and different MOX

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draft data at our disposal or even website ranking lists

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to go off of, but sometimes it's that gut check,

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its intuition or simply transferring what we saw at colleges

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now to the pro level and just trusting in our

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instinct if that makes sense, And that's what this is.

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This is not a stat driven episode. It's the vibe

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check who I think are the best values in each round.

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Speaker 2: Hope you enjoy it.

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Speaker 1: Hope it's valuable because it's a lot of the rookies

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or prospects that I have plenty of shares of purely

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based on value. First round, I have three names that

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I've been targeting heavily. If in superflex or even one

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quarterback you miss out on, we'll say the big three

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or four, whether that's Jeremiah Love, Fernanda Mendoza, and then

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of course the wide receiver run of any way shape

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or form, Cardinal Tate, Jordan Tyson, McKay Lemon. It's sort

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of a vague territory of where do I go next.

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I have three names that I am targeting in the

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first round of rookie drafts, and it's Kenyan Sadik, Omar

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Cooper Junior, and Eli Stowers, especially in tight end premium formats.

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I believe that Sidek and Stowers providing competitive edge over

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some wide receivers even in that range. And of course

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it's a weak running back class, so we'll save the

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running backs for later.

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Speaker 2: So Sadik is an athletic freak.

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Speaker 1: We know that it's a bit odd that the Jets

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elected to draft him after the selection of Mason Taylor

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in twenty twenty five. Yet here we are, and it

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sounds like Sadiq will be a focal point offensively as

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a receiver, and Mason Taylor might be asked to do

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more blocking than initially expected for him as a prospect out.

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Speaker 2: Of LSU Noneless.

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Speaker 1: Sadik is a set it forget it first round lock

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for me, and I've been prioritizing him in the mid

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to light first routinely. Omark Cooper Junior teammate of Kenny Tadike.

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It's a bit crowded in that Jets pecking order of

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projected volume with Bresee Hall, Sadiq, obviously Garrett Wilson. As

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I mentioned, Mason Taylor still, Omar Cooper Junior has standout

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traits and was a big reason behind Mendoz's success at Indiana.

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Cooper Junior can do it all as an inside, outside,

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even red zone specialist with that sized B combination.

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Speaker 2: And then Eli Stowers.

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Speaker 1: He might not be a bet on immediate production, but

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I'm looking both short and long term here as a

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possible Dallas got It replacement, if not slot mismatch for

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immediate production. If the assumption of AJ Brown being traded

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rings true come June to the Patriot's. Eli Stowers isn't

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necessarily a full proof prospect. He's not a complete tight end.

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He's a glorified wide receiver and a tight end body frame.

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But I've been all about that value in the late

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first or even early second for that matter, particularly in

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tight in premium format. So Sadik, Cooper Junior, and Stowers

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round out my favorite first round targets. In rookie draft

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second round, I have a handful of names Chris Bell

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and Toni Williams, Emmett Johnson, Jeremy Bernard, Chris Brasel the

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Second and Zachariah Branch.

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Speaker 2: Routinely, I am seeing.

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Speaker 1: These names on the board in my second round options

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of drafts, and I am selecting them without much hesitation.

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Chris Bell could have been a first round talent if

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it weren't for the late December ACL tear out of Louisville.

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Sure Caleb Douglass was drafted ahead of him. Yet Bell

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has the intangibles and physical traits to be Miami's possible

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new wide receiver one if it all clicks. And Tony

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Williams is a nice skill set fit for Jadon Daniels

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and what Washington needs to do alongside Terry McLaurin. Again,

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as I've explained numerous times with my work, the one

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landmine or obstacle here is if Brandon Ayu ends up

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in Washington, then it puts a dent into the Antonio

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Williams breakout year one or playing dynasty looking for at

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least that three to five year window.

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Speaker 2: And Williams was.

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Speaker 1: A rising star of Clemson at mc johnson. Sure he's

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behind Kenneth Walker in Kansas City. If you've seen the

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rhetoric though, man you Reid, he sees Leshaun McCoy esque

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skills or traits abilities in Emma Johnson. So you just

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have to take that gamble to the faith in Emma

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Johnson if you were bought in pre draft as a

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Nebraska prospect and now in a phenomenal scheme fit but

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Andy Reid, even if the immediate volume isn't in line

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with a Jeremiah love Orgenarian price.

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Speaker 2: For example, Jerry Bernard, Sure.

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Speaker 1: Pittsburgh from the Oats to looking in with DK Metcalf

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Michael Pittman isn't the best landing spot, but this is

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a bet on talent and usage. Bernard's been compared to

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Deebo Samuel early and often, and I can see the

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similarities and versatility and athleticism. So Bernard is someone that

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slides a lot to the mid to end second of

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rookie drafts round wise, and I'm all over it. I

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think he's a great value. Chris Brasel the second is

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a side speed freak. We're talking Calvin Benjamin meets Quentin Johnston,

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lanky or frame. But if it all clicks with Dave

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can Allis and Bryce Young, watch out because Brasel construction

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field and he has the height and weight to be

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an X factor out of the slot or just a

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primeter option to go up and get the football on

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fifty to fifty contested catches equations.

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Speaker 2: The route tree is limited out of Tennessee.

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Speaker 1: But again in the second, we're looking for peer upside

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and Broseil offers plenty of it in that range with

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wide receivers in ADP and again, is they able to

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get could be traded. There's been plenty speculation on that front,

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so it could be the t mac Tedroe, McMillan and

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Chris Brasel. The second show with that new direction, Caroline

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is offense is headed and then Zachariah Branch He's so

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shifty quick, The changing the direction skills are elite. The

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short area quickness and burst is next level. It's just

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a matter of as he was out of Georgia, is

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it gimmicky, is it a gadget player? Can he become

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more of an all down purpose weapon with Drake London,

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give Atlanta a legitimate number two at the receivers istion

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and I think that very well could be the case.

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And in the midle eight second sign me up for

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shares a branch. He's well worth the gamble or risk

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third Brown. I have a handful of names that I've

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been targeting with regularity, Skyler Bell, Jan Stribling, Kayln Black

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Chkobe Lane, Adam Randall, and Brendan Thompson. Skyler Bell, You've

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seen the comparisons as of late to Jamar Chase. Those

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are of course exaggerated, but the opportunity exists for Bell

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to be the two or three for josh Allen in

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tandem with DJ Moore, Khalil Shakir or even Keyan Coleman.

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I think the add man out eventually will be Joshua

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Palmer in that rotation. Stribling draft capital it sounds like

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was committed or allocated too striling because of his work ethic, mentality,

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willingness to block a Jawan Jenny's replacement, if you will.

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as well as Ricky pearsall their ability concerns. Christian Kirk

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more of a complimentary option than starter three receiver sets.

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So Stribling is a screaming value in a third and

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I've taken him in a second at times, but if

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he's in the third, that's a no brainer. Kaylan Black

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Kyle Shanahan has been on record saying that he thought

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and the fort niners brass Black was the clear RB

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two in this class behind Jeremiah Love. If that's a

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grade that was given, then the forty nine ers got

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their guys a possible long term replacement or RBBC member

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Christian McCaffrey. So Black is someone you should be prioritizing

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in rookie drafts. Coming to third round in a week.

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Running back class, we have Jacobe Lane, who is reportedly

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going to have an immediate red zone and short yardage

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role for the Baltimore Ravens.

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Speaker 2: That's music to our years.

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Speaker 1: The USC product has the size to be a nice

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compliment one beat as a Flowers one A. There's still

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a lot could shake out in that Raven's passing attack,

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but lane is a nice value in a third rown.

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Speaker 2: His new teammate Adam Randall.

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Speaker 1: He's not Dereck Henry, but the body frame isn't all

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that far off. And this is a hand picked selection

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by the owner of the Ravens. So if he's putting

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his money where his mouth is, then Adam Randall should

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catch our attention as a pure profit or upside pick.

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Not saying he's going to overtake Derrick Henry, but there

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could be a change of pace roll in the mix

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because there's not much standing in his way in terms

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of depth chart competition, and Brennan Thompson is receiving Tyreek

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Hill comparisons from OC Mike McDaniel. Now with of course

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the Chargers, there's a lot of mounts to feed in

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this offense, namely at wide receiver lab mcconckey, Normal Keyan

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Allen at this time, so we still have Trey Harris,

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Quentin Johnston, Aronda Gadsden, not to mention the running back

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duo of Amarion Hampton and Keaton Mitchell. So sure Brendan

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Thompson is going to be a lidlifter, a low volume,

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volatile asset, but could win you a week in Best

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Ball with touchdowns or even as a flex with plenty

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of on tap potential for the future, the size is

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in question. We're talking Tyreek Hill, best Ranger, Rock Comes

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or Deshaun Jackson sort of ceiling if it all goes

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Speaker 2: Worst case though, Justin Herbert has yet another.

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Speaker 1: Outlet to utilize, and Brendant Tompson speed is astounding. That's

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what's going to be game changing for the Chargers offense.

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Time for quick breakway back with my favorite options based

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on value in the fourth and fifth Browns of Donasrugrey

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drafts this offseason. If you want anyone one ROSSI call,

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Speaker 2: My favorite options in the fourth rown Demon.

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Speaker 1: Claiborne, Eli Raridan, Justin Jolie, and Caleb Douglas. Claiborne immediately

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doesn't have a role Aaron Jones, Jordan Mason and Minnesota,

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but there's enough to like out of his skill set

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to actually compare his tools to Aaron Jones. Could be

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their parent there least have some sort of committee approach.

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Eli Rariden, I'm a fan of Notre Dame football. I've

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seen plenty of his tape, and I think in England

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is a nice skill set fit.

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Speaker 2: He can do it all.

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Speaker 1: Complete tight end, more traditional than Eli Stowers type. Yet

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Raridan could become a nice tandem or duo with Hunter Henry,

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especially Tidy Drake May. There's nothing but upside in that scenario.

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Another tight end Justin Joeli. I've talked about quite a

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bit this offseason Denver's and nice Lands bought with Sean Payton,

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who fits the joker role. Evan Ingram is aging Joey

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could be a long term replacement pecking order tard share

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to question. But in the fourth rown, we're just taking

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shots at potential and ceiling, and Jolie fits that mold,

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then sure, I'll throw Caleb Douglas in Miami saw something

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they obviously loved in Caleb Douglas. I didn't see it

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pre draft. I know his workouts have cut some or

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generated buzz online. Shifty quick Brendan Thompson in a sense

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or sort in terms of the skill set here, perhaps

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Miami's trying to catch Lighty in a bottle with Tyrek

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Speaker 2: That's a big reach or grasp, but you never no.

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Speaker 1: So Caleb Douglas, if you miss out on Chris Bell

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in the second, could be a nice consolation in the

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Speaker 1: Just taking shouts into dark here, throwing dark team what sticks.

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I like Marlon Klein as a possible replacement to Dalton

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Schultz long term at tight end in Houston. Milik Benson,

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I believe is just an underrated wide receiver prospect, and

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the Raiders need help at wide receivers, so this is

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a nice possible parium with from Ada Mendoza Xavion Thomas.

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The Bears reached for him in my opinion, but I

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will not question Ryan Poles or Ben Johnson, so he

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clearly has a nice fit for this scheme receiving passes

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from Caleb Williams. So Thomas is worth your attention, Cyrus Allen.

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Anytime the Chiefs draft a wide receiver should certainly catch

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our attention. Dion Burks slid farther and expected, but we're

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talking about a.

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Speaker 2: Great athlete and speed freak here.

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Speaker 1: And then Sam Rousch another pick that could be replacement

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to Cole Comet come twenty twenty seven twenty twenty eight

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as an expendablelast set to the Bears. Of course, Roush

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is not assumed to take over Colson Loveland's feature role

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yet is a nice prospect out of Stanford, and it's

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worth a stash in deeper dynasty leagues, particularly tight and

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premium that will do it. Be all enjoyed my ideal dinosaur.

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Your draft targets per round, first, second, third, fourth, and fifth.

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Who I'm taking for the most part based on value,

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whether it's the slot that I have based on my

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finish with draft picks, or if I'm trading into the

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round to get these guys because I believe in their situation,

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skill sets prevail long term. Thanks again, until next time.

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This is the Dynasta are checking out. Hope you'll enjoy

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the weekend. I'll talk to you soon.

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Speaker 2: See you