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

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Cory Evans. The NFL Draft has come and gone, and

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it was, for the most part a bit disappointing in

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terms of NFL talent evaluators selecting what we had hoped

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on Day one, Day two, and Day three. For the

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fantasy side of things, now, I will say of my

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six Dynasty leagues, four are already drafting, and five of

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them being super Flex one quarterback.

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Speaker 2: I do think that the first.

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Speaker 1: Round has plenty of viable, if not possibly really good

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assets to get excited about in Dynasty fans football, ever

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reachact for that matter, the second round a lot of

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dart throws. I'd say, once you get to the mid

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part of second round becomes even more uncertain. And then

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the third round and further for the Dynasty purposes, seem

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to be one of the weaker all around classes in

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recent memory. That being said, there's always dimes in the rough,

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and more often than not, I'm going to invest when

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other's faye because it's worth that gamble and rather have

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the value now than overload for future classes. Now twenty

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seven being the exception, that class looks absolutely stacked on paper,

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so a two part series here. This week's episode is

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titled NFL Draft eight Rookie Value Winners, and then I'll

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do the opposite next week with Rookie Value losers. If

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you want my buy position rookie rankings, those are only

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available in full on Patreon. I'm publishing my rankings by

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position a tiered form by week. Quarterback already published, running Back, Wide, Receiver,

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tight end in a top fifty soon to follow in

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the coming weeks. I have three tier levels over on

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here title Joint Patreon. So let's get to it. NFL

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Draft eight Rookie Value Winners up. First, I have Jendarium

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Price running back to the Seattle Seahawks. He snuck in

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as the last pick of the first round one point

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three to two third second. Overall price is twenty two

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twenty three. In October, he played for the most part

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as a committee member or second fiddle to Jeremiah Love

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who went one point zero three to Arizona. So Price

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this is a huge boost for him He's a clear

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value winner both in real life and in fantasy. Zach

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Charbonney with his uncertain ACL recovery timetable is a question

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mark for twenty twenty six Emmanuel Wilson in Seattle now

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who offered moments of fantasy relevancy with the Green Bay Packers,

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and even can't forget about Kenny McIntosh also in that

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Seattle Seahawks backfield rotation. That being said, jenering Price with

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this investment and the fact that you don't see too

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many day on running backs, let alone two from the

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same school in the same year Outdre Dame, loving Price,

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it translates to Price being a possible, if not likely

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Kenneth Walker, a play and even a special team's kick

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return specialist, which is what he did at Notre Dame

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as well. Three of his twenty two returns in college

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went for a touchdown and he averaged thirty six point

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one yards per return. Now, I do think once Zach

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Charbonnay is healthy and returns is going to be a

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Kenneth Walker Sharboney split this time, though, sharbonna with generating

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price in some fashion in terms of cost or ADP

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generum Price is basically now locked in as a top

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five to eight rookie draft pick, whether it's one quarterback

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of superflex and if the buzz generates in terms of

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usage and it backs up being a first round pick

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in real life, the sky's the limit because Price is

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an early down threat and has home run ability to

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take it to the house as a rushing early down specialist.

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Up next is Jon Stribbling wide receiver San Francisco forty

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nine or second round pick thirty three overall. He's twenty

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three twenty four in December, not quite an advanced age prospect,

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but a bit older for a rookie. We now have

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Mike Evans, Rooky pearsall, Christian Kirk, possibly brand An Ayuk,

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but that seems to be all done and in divorce

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based on recent comments from John Lynch. I will be

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either released or traded, you'd think in theory soon. But

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moron Miidus is good for Stribbling outlook wise and being

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a value winner four point three six speed at six

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two two ten, and being upfront, honest, transparent. The pre

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draft film study I did of Stribling, I did not

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see an early day two talent. I thought probably round

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three in the best case scenario being on Day two,

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but more likely than not a day three selection. The

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forty nine ers see a scheme fit here when I'm

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guessing is that four point three six speed the mismatch

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size out of the slot six two two ten, or

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even being a primeter option becoming or taking over the

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know works so well with brock Purty and company. So

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the fact that Stribling has already exceed expectations and not

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all that exciting of a prospect in terms of the

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dynasty microscope means that you can get him in the second,

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if not third round of roki drafts unless the drum

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beat gets out of control on ends up being an

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early second or mid second. But so far my drafts

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but all that being said, evans great fit if he

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stays healthy in this forty nine ers offense. Pearsall has

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had major durability woes, lack of consistency, and Sam Christian

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player than locked in starter. So this is among rookie

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wideout it's one of the better opportunities to enter under

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who is a post draft winner in value. How about

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Antonio Williams wide receiver to Washington third round, seventy first overall.

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and it's a great situation to enter. Terry McLaurin is

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the alpha. Outside of that, it's a lot of mediocre

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talent or complementary options Van Jefferson, Jalen Lane, Luke McCaffrey,

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Demmy Brown, Jalen Burks. Williams can line up all of

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the formation and deliver on all three levels of the

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field short, intermediate and deep, even on returns if needed,

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not to make in the versatility or gadget plays. He

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was you done at Clemson as well. The only land

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and or trading for signing Brandon Ayuk, and that is

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Antony Williams. But outside of that big picture here, Williams

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being linked to an aging Terry McLaurin, albeit still the

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clear cut to Facto one in Washington's offense, not to

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mention it associated to who we all think is a

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sensational quarterback Jadan Daniels means good things should be in

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store for in twenty Williams, who I am more than

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okay with taking in the second round of all rookie drafts,

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and reach it for him at bat with the risk

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or caveat being Brandon Ayuke ending up in Washington. Now again, though,

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what has I really done outside of a few breakout seasons.

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sure thinking if that does happen, it could create an

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even more opportunity window to trade for in Tony Williams

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at a discount if pushed.

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Speaker 2: Up the shove.

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Speaker 1: Next up, zachar ryah bro wide receiver to Atlanta third

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round pick seventy nine overall, one of my favorite lang

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He is twenty two years old. We have Drake London

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and not much else. A lot of role players or

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disappointing talents to this stage of the career. John Dotson

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alamindees A Kias, who has had glimpses of successure, most

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starting role, and he's a shifty wide receiver despite a

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smaller frame at five ten a buck eighty four point

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slot and on gadget or gimmicky plays with both USC

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and Georgia, but I can see or envision a lot

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of the same usage even at the pro level. That

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allows Branch to succeed and thrive in the Falcons offense.

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Speaker 2: And there is a lot to go around.

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Speaker 1: Because it's pretty much a two or three manch show

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with London, John Robinson and Kyle Pitts. There has to

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be another receiver to take attention off those are the playmakers,

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and it very well could be Branch. Branch also has

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experience and abilities to contribute on special teams, which shud

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go a long way for his year one outlook and

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playing time. Ultimately, Branch is not going to cost you

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as much as price, stribbling or Williams. Williams closer in

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cost than the others two branch, but he's in that

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and sign you up for shares at that cost, it

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is well with the investment. There's a room for profit

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then loss in my opinion, time for quick breaking back

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with four more rookie value winners before I get to that.

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Speaker 2: This is the time.

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Speaker 1: Don't hesitate to reach out and get a one on

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one roster call schedule.

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Speaker 2: With me over on Google Meet.

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Speaker 1: Offer them in two time slots thirty minutes thirty dollars,

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the pros and cons of your team, what I would

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do in your position. Anything you want to talk about

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in that timeframe is up to you. Get it locked

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to help you out this offseason, right back after a

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short break. The next rookie value winner post draft is

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Chris Bell, a wide receiver to the Miami Dolphins.

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Speaker 2: Third round ninety fourth overall.

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Speaker 1: He's twenty one youth certainly on the side, will be

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twenty two this June.

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Speaker 2: Sure.

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Speaker 1: Caleb Douglass was drafted at the third round, pick seventy

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But the Douglas profile comes with more questions, drop issues,

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and consistencies across his tenure in school compared to what

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one for this now revamped Miami Dolphins offense without Tyreek

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Hill or Jalen Waddle. It's Malik Washington, Jalen Tolbert to

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to at well some other role players as depth, but

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there's no true go to or alph option. Not stating

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with confidence as Chris Bell, but he has, in my opinion,

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the best path or opportunity to fulfill that role and

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be a target monster who out of the gate is

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a wide receiver three flex but has the long term

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career arc to be a wide receiver one in the NFL.

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pick of real life, slightly the third had it not

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been for his December ACL surgery which clouded the Louisville

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He's been running around eighteen miles an hour. Things sound

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encouraging at six two to twenty with his route running, physicality

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Chris Bell has the making or profile to be why

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receiver won in the NFL.

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Speaker 2: It's a matter of their ability and health.

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Speaker 1: Is he going to be able to overcome this ACL

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tear be on the field and become one of milakwl's

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top targets. I sure hope so, and thankfully his price

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mid to eight seconds. He fits this mold of if

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you need help a wide receiver for twenty twenty six

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that same realm. One of my favorites in that price range.

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Skyler Bell to the Buffalo Bills, fourth Brown pick one

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twenty five overall. He's twenty three, twenty four in July,

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stribbling to the forty nine.

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Speaker 2: But again, Dynasty is weighing that immediate.

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longer than other positions, so it sort of balances out. Anyway,

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that DJMDJ Moore and Khalios Shakira the locks, but Kean Coleman,

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Joshua Palmer certainly question marks. I think Bell will be

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while being targeted by josh Allen, which is a phenomenal,

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if not best ideal situation as possible for a ROKI wideout.

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consistent NFL wide out. There's even been some recent Jamar

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I think that's hyperbole, though Jamar Chase's unique. He's one

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of one, so that is a bit far affetched. I'll

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say Bell packs a punch at six feet one to

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eighty five for what he brings the field both before

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and after the catch, he is willing to contribute as

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a blocker. He plays larger than the size, and sure

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the drops are a legitimate concern in his profile. However,

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the natural ball skills and play making ability supersede that.

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So I'm willing to take a gamble on Bell, certainly

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in the second round, if not the third, of Dinasyugy drafts,

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and hope that he is the long term solution here

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for the Bills having so much up and down production

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from the wide receiver position. How about a running back

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Nicholas Singleton to Tennessee Day three, pick, fifth, round one,

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sixty five overall. Singleton is twenty two. It's twenty power

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to Tajy spears very well. The Titans re linked to

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Jeremiah Love had he been available at one point oh four.

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That did not happen, so the Titans ultimately here settle

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for single team, which isn't that bad of a settle

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in my mind, because he is a unique blend of

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power speed at six feet to twenty four with a

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feature back skill. Second's done in all three facets rushing, receiving,

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and average possibly slight below average pass protection, but one

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hundred and two career catches is going to get him

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on the field out of Penn State. He in a sense,

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is Powered and Spears combined. He can do what power

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does well on early downs and his receiver and Spears

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is known for his looseness shifting his quickness that is Singleton,

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but he has the weight to back it up. Can

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be used early downs, red zone, third down situations. Singleton

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is by far my favorite mid to late second round

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selections in this year's rookie draft range, especially in a

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very weak running back class.

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Speaker 2: That's what the NFL told us.

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Speaker 1: There's some lining spots on Day three that have upside.

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Speaker 2: This is one of them. So if you need help

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a running back, better.

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Speaker 1: Yet, if you have one of Poward Spears, then Singleton

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should be a target to yours, because there is seemingly

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a lot of opportunity for this offense to grow. With

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cam Ward Carnel, Tate, Wandeale, Robinson, Gunner Helm and even

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Singleton himself, he might not unseat or eat into the

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workload of powered spears immediately, but give it time. There's

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too much talent baked into Singleton's skill set and pettigrata

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penn state for him not to see the field, especially

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under the guidance of Brian de Ball, and last but

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not least, will throw a tight end the mix as

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a post draft rookie value winner. It's Justin Jolie to

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Denver fifth round pick.

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Speaker 2: One, P. Fifty two overall. He's twenty one, will be

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twenty two in July.

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Speaker 1: His competition is Evan Ingram, who I'd like in his

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skill set actually a lot too as a big slot

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brett or mismatch out of the slot, even Adam Troutman

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being more of the blocker. The question I have, or

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more of a statement, is could Justin Jolie be the

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joker element of Denver's offense that Sean Payton has so

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desperately been looking for. He thought it was going to

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be Evan Ingram. We haven't really seen that consistency yet.

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He even toutedt RJ. Harvey in that regard, yet they

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spent that being never a Day three pick on Joan

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of Coleman re signed JK. Dobbins that backfield is somewhat

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of a mess and or crowded, But Justin Jolie here

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could be the sleeper or the best kept secret. And

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my comparison for Jolie as he had vever In Ingram

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in terms of abilities, has been John hu Smith all

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preject process. I see so much similarity there in terms

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of lining up all of the formation in line out, wide,

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slot backfield's and h back needed. So the Broncos is

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a favorable landing spot, especially with Evan Ingram's durability being

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an issue as of late and him on the wrong

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side of his back nine of the career. The slot

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mismatch at MT State being Justin Jolie is a strong

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fit on paper in Sean Payton's offense. Now, of course,

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the tough part about the assessment is there's so many

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mounts of feed in this Denver pecking order of weapons

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that the target share has not seen all that optimistic

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or bright. But if you're in a Titan Premium league,

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or if you want to take a stash on Jewelie,

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then take him into third round, see what happens. Let

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the development sort of pan out and go from there.

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He's six three two fifty one and moves more like

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a wide out than a traditional tight end. Thank you

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