Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Do podcast. I'm your host,
Cory Evans. The NFL Draft has come and gone, and
it was, for the most part a bit disappointing in
terms of NFL talent evaluators selecting what we had hoped
on Day one, Day two, and Day three. For the
fantasy side of things, now, I will say of my
six Dynasty leagues, four are already drafting, and five of
them being super Flex one quarterback.
Speaker 2: I do think that the first.
Speaker 1: Round has plenty of viable, if not possibly really good
assets to get excited about in Dynasty fans football, ever
reachact for that matter, the second round a lot of
dart throws. I'd say, once you get to the mid
part of second round becomes even more uncertain. And then
the third round and further for the Dynasty purposes, seem
to be one of the weaker all around classes in
recent memory. That being said, there's always dimes in the rough,
and more often than not, I'm going to invest when
other's faye because it's worth that gamble and rather have
the value now than overload for future classes. Now twenty
seven being the exception, that class looks absolutely stacked on paper,
so a two part series here. This week's episode is
titled NFL Draft eight Rookie Value Winners, and then I'll
do the opposite next week with Rookie Value losers. If
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Draft eight Rookie Value Winners up. First, I have Jendarium
Price running back to the Seattle Seahawks. He snuck in
as the last pick of the first round one point
three to two third second. Overall price is twenty two
twenty three. In October, he played for the most part
as a committee member or second fiddle to Jeremiah Love
who went one point zero three to Arizona. So Price
this is a huge boost for him He's a clear
value winner both in real life and in fantasy. Zach
Charbonney with his uncertain ACL recovery timetable is a question
mark for twenty twenty six Emmanuel Wilson in Seattle now
who offered moments of fantasy relevancy with the Green Bay Packers,
and even can't forget about Kenny McIntosh also in that
Seattle Seahawks backfield rotation. That being said, jenering Price with
this investment and the fact that you don't see too
many day on running backs, let alone two from the
same school in the same year Outdre Dame, loving Price,
it translates to Price being a possible, if not likely
Kenneth Walker, a play and even a special team's kick
return specialist, which is what he did at Notre Dame
as well. Three of his twenty two returns in college
went for a touchdown and he averaged thirty six point
one yards per return. Now, I do think once Zach
Charbonnay is healthy and returns is going to be a
Kenneth Walker Sharboney split this time, though, sharbonna with generating
price in some fashion in terms of cost or ADP
generum Price is basically now locked in as a top
five to eight rookie draft pick, whether it's one quarterback
of superflex and if the buzz generates in terms of
usage and it backs up being a first round pick
in real life, the sky's the limit because Price is
an early down threat and has home run ability to
take it to the house as a rushing early down specialist.
Up next is Jon Stribbling wide receiver San Francisco forty
nine or second round pick thirty three overall. He's twenty
three twenty four in December, not quite an advanced age prospect,
but a bit older for a rookie. We now have
Mike Evans, Rooky pearsall, Christian Kirk, possibly brand An Ayuk,
but that seems to be all done and in divorce
based on recent comments from John Lynch. I will be
either released or traded, you'd think in theory soon. But
moron Miidus is good for Stribbling outlook wise and being
a value winner four point three six speed at six
two two ten, and being upfront, honest, transparent. The pre
draft film study I did of Stribling, I did not
see an early day two talent. I thought probably round
three in the best case scenario being on Day two,
but more likely than not a day three selection. The
forty nine ers see a scheme fit here when I'm
guessing is that four point three six speed the mismatch
size out of the slot six two two ten, or
even being a primeter option becoming or taking over the
Juwan Jennies role in the San Francisco offense, which we
know works so well with brock Purty and company. So
the fact that Stribling has already exceed expectations and not
all that exciting of a prospect in terms of the
dynasty microscope means that you can get him in the second,
if not third round of roki drafts unless the drum
beat gets out of control on ends up being an
early second or mid second. But so far my drafts
Stribbling has gone earliest mid second. Of course early data,
but all that being said, evans great fit if he
stays healthy in this forty nine ers offense. Pearsall has
had major durability woes, lack of consistency, and Sam Christian
Kirk at this stage's career is more of a role
player than locked in starter. So this is among rookie
wideout it's one of the better opportunities to enter under
Kyle Shanahan and with Brock Pritty at the Helm for Stribling,
who is a post draft winner in value. How about
Antonio Williams wide receiver to Washington third round, seventy first overall.
He is twenty one, twenty two in July, so you
really like to see that youth on his side for longevity,
and it's a great situation to enter. Terry McLaurin is
the alpha. Outside of that, it's a lot of mediocre
talent or complementary options Van Jefferson, Jalen Lane, Luke McCaffrey,
Demmy Brown, Jalen Burks. Williams can line up all of
the formation and deliver on all three levels of the
field short, intermediate and deep, even on returns if needed,
not to make in the versatility or gadget plays. He
was you done at Clemson as well. The only land
mine here could very well be Washington being linked to
and or trading for signing Brandon Ayuk, and that is
or could be detrimental to the short term outlook for
Antony Williams. But outside of that big picture here, Williams
being linked to an aging Terry McLaurin, albeit still the
clear cut to Facto one in Washington's offense, not to
mention it associated to who we all think is a
sensational quarterback Jadan Daniels means good things should be in
store for in twenty Williams, who I am more than
okay with taking in the second round of all rookie drafts,
and reach it for him at bat with the risk
or caveat being Brandon Ayuke ending up in Washington. Now again, though,
what has I really done outside of a few breakout seasons.
There's been holdout injuries, et cetera, so I is no
sure thinking if that does happen, it could create an
even more opportunity window to trade for in Tony Williams
at a discount if pushed.
Speaker 2: Up the shove.
Speaker 1: Next up, zachar ryah bro wide receiver to Atlanta third
round pick seventy nine overall, one of my favorite lang
spots for a rookie wide receiver in this year's crop.
He is twenty two years old. We have Drake London
and not much else. A lot of role players or
disappointing talents to this stage of the career. John Dotson
alamindees A Kias, who has had glimpses of successure, most
notably with the Bears in recent memory, but to Kius
now returning to Atlanta is more of a death piece
for this offense. Branch has a clear path to a
starting role, and he's a shifty wide receiver despite a
smaller frame at five ten a buck eighty four point
three five forty Now, he did thrive out of the
slot and on gadget or gimmicky plays with both USC
and Georgia, but I can see or envision a lot
of the same usage even at the pro level. That
allows Branch to succeed and thrive in the Falcons offense.
Speaker 2: And there is a lot to go around.
Speaker 1: Because it's pretty much a two or three manch show
with London, John Robinson and Kyle Pitts. There has to
be another receiver to take attention off those are the playmakers,
and it very well could be Branch. Branch also has
experience and abilities to contribute on special teams, which shud
go a long way for his year one outlook and
playing time. Ultimately, Branch is not going to cost you
as much as price, stribbling or Williams. Williams closer in
cost than the others two branch, but he's in that
mid to late second range, if not an early third,
and sign you up for shares at that cost, it
is well with the investment. There's a room for profit
then loss in my opinion, time for quick breaking back
with four more rookie value winners before I get to that.
Speaker 2: This is the time.
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to help you out this offseason, right back after a
short break. The next rookie value winner post draft is
Chris Bell, a wide receiver to the Miami Dolphins.
Speaker 2: Third round ninety fourth overall.
Speaker 1: He's twenty one youth certainly on the side, will be
twenty two this June.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 1: Caleb Douglass was drafted at the third round, pick seventy
five overall, so roughly twenty picks ahead of Chris Bell.
But the Douglas profile comes with more questions, drop issues,
and consistencies across his tenure in school compared to what
Chris Bell could truly be as a possible wide receiver
one for this now revamped Miami Dolphins offense without Tyreek
Hill or Jalen Waddle. It's Malik Washington, Jalen Tolbert to
to at well some other role players as depth, but
there's no true go to or alph option. Not stating
with confidence as Chris Bell, but he has, in my opinion,
the best path or opportunity to fulfill that role and
be a target monster who out of the gate is
a wide receiver three flex but has the long term
career arc to be a wide receiver one in the NFL.
And Bell could have been a first or second round
pick of real life, slightly the third had it not
been for his December ACL surgery which clouded the Louisville
Products draft stock. Apparently, though we should raise your training camp.
He's been running around eighteen miles an hour. Things sound
encouraging at six two to twenty with his route running, physicality
after the catch, yard accumulation in terms of yard the contact,
Chris Bell has the making or profile to be why
receiver won in the NFL.
Speaker 2: It's a matter of their ability and health.
Speaker 1: Is he going to be able to overcome this ACL
tear be on the field and become one of milakwl's
top targets. I sure hope so, and thankfully his price
early on rookie draft data is not out of control
mid to eight seconds. He fits this mold of if
you need help a wide receiver for twenty twenty six
rookie drafts in dynasty, this is the year to do it.
There's so many wide receivers of target and he's in
that same realm. One of my favorites in that price range.
To take that gamble on up next another winner. It's
Skyler Bell to the Buffalo Bills, fourth Brown pick one
twenty five overall. He's twenty three, twenty four in July,
so a bit older, sort of like the discussion of
stribbling to the forty nine.
Speaker 2: But again, Dynasty is weighing that immediate.
Speaker 1: Verse launch production with wide receiver shelf lives generally lasting
longer than other positions, so it sort of balances out. Anyway,
Bell doesn't have necessarily a ton of competition. We'll say
that DJMDJ Moore and Khalios Shakira the locks, but Kean Coleman,
Joshua Palmer certainly question marks. I think Bell will be
in a rotational and or complementary wide receiver three mix
while being targeted by josh Allen, which is a phenomenal,
if not best ideal situation as possible for a ROKI wideout.
The issue with Skyler Bell, which was certainly a factor
in the Day three and fourth round draft capital twenty
four drops in college.
Speaker 2: That is a red flag.
Speaker 1: But otherwise Skyler Bell has the makings of a successful,
consistent NFL wide out. There's even been some recent Jamar
Chase comparisons made by some NFL sources when it comes
to athleticism and after the catch abilities. I liked what
I saw pre draft in terms of my evaluation of Bell.
I think that's hyperbole, though Jamar Chase's unique. He's one
of one, so that is a bit far affetched. I'll
say Bell packs a punch at six feet one to
eighty five for what he brings the field both before
and after the catch, he is willing to contribute as
a blocker. He plays larger than the size, and sure
the drops are a legitimate concern in his profile. However,
the natural ball skills and play making ability supersede that.
So I'm willing to take a gamble on Bell, certainly
in the second round, if not the third, of Dinasyugy drafts,
and hope that he is the long term solution here
for the Bills having so much up and down production
from the wide receiver position. How about a running back
Nicholas Singleton to Tennessee Day three, pick, fifth, round one,
sixty five overall. Singleton is twenty two. It's twenty power
to Tajy spears very well. The Titans re linked to
Jeremiah Love had he been available at one point oh four.
That did not happen, so the Titans ultimately here settle
for single team, which isn't that bad of a settle
in my mind, because he is a unique blend of
power speed at six feet to twenty four with a
feature back skill. Second's done in all three facets rushing, receiving,
and average possibly slight below average pass protection, but one
hundred and two career catches is going to get him
on the field out of Penn State. He in a sense,
is Powered and Spears combined. He can do what power
does well on early downs and his receiver and Spears
is known for his looseness shifting his quickness that is Singleton,
but he has the weight to back it up. Can
be used early downs, red zone, third down situations. Singleton
is by far my favorite mid to late second round
selections in this year's rookie draft range, especially in a
very weak running back class.
Speaker 2: That's what the NFL told us.
Speaker 1: There's some lining spots on Day three that have upside.
Speaker 2: This is one of them. So if you need help
a running back, better.
Speaker 1: Yet, if you have one of Poward Spears, then Singleton
should be a target to yours, because there is seemingly
a lot of opportunity for this offense to grow. With
cam Ward Carnel, Tate, Wandeale, Robinson, Gunner Helm and even
Singleton himself, he might not unseat or eat into the
workload of powered spears immediately, but give it time. There's
too much talent baked into Singleton's skill set and pettigrata
penn state for him not to see the field, especially
under the guidance of Brian de Ball, and last but
not least, will throw a tight end the mix as
a post draft rookie value winner. It's Justin Jolie to
Denver fifth round pick.
Speaker 2: One, P. Fifty two overall. He's twenty one, will be
twenty two in July.
Speaker 1: His competition is Evan Ingram, who I'd like in his
skill set actually a lot too as a big slot
brett or mismatch out of the slot, even Adam Troutman
being more of the blocker. The question I have, or
more of a statement, is could Justin Jolie be the
joker element of Denver's offense that Sean Payton has so
desperately been looking for. He thought it was going to
be Evan Ingram. We haven't really seen that consistency yet.
He even toutedt RJ. Harvey in that regard, yet they
spent that being never a Day three pick on Joan
of Coleman re signed JK. Dobbins that backfield is somewhat
of a mess and or crowded, But Justin Jolie here
could be the sleeper or the best kept secret. And
my comparison for Jolie as he had vever In Ingram
in terms of abilities, has been John hu Smith all
preject process. I see so much similarity there in terms
of lining up all of the formation in line out, wide,
slot backfield's and h back needed. So the Broncos is
a favorable landing spot, especially with Evan Ingram's durability being
an issue as of late and him on the wrong
side of his back nine of the career. The slot
mismatch at MT State being Justin Jolie is a strong
fit on paper in Sean Payton's offense. Now, of course,
the tough part about the assessment is there's so many
mounts of feed in this Denver pecking order of weapons
that the target share has not seen all that optimistic
or bright. But if you're in a Titan Premium league,
or if you want to take a stash on Jewelie,
then take him into third round, see what happens. Let
the development sort of pan out and go from there.
He's six three two fifty one and moves more like
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