Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude Podcast. I am
your host, Corey Evans. This week's show is titled mid
NFL Season Stash List. We are right at the halfway
point of the real NFL schedule or calendar year for
the regular season, so I figured I'm going through my
Dynosta leagues. I'm making weekly ad drops waiver claims. These
are names that I've been recently trying to stash. I
want to share them with you. Some could cost you
nothing a simple ad drop, free agent acquisition, or potentially
a mid to late round draft pick. If your leagues
are very competitive or have deep rosters.
Speaker 2: Let's get right to it up first.
Speaker 1: As Jackson Hawes tight end with the Buffalo Bills on
the season, seven catches eighty seven yards, one touchdown for
twelve point four yards per catch, only nine targets. Fifth
round pick this year out of Georgia Tech, who was
thought of as more of a blocking than traditional receiving
tight end. His career college receiving log was fifty one
five tofty six six touchdowns as three seasons with Yale
and one with Georgia Tech. He's the tight end two
in tandem with Dawson Knox, behind Dalton Kincaid and Buffalo.
The good part is, though Hawes has a role and
sees the field often thanks to the aforementioned blocking skills
that he's known for a depth at, he also has
underappreciated receiving chops. His season low snap rate this year
has been nineteen percent, so barely on the field. Season high, though,
has been fifty six percent, which is not far off
from Kincaid or Knock in terms of on field snap precipation.
He has a year that being Jackson Holli's non existent
floor meaning two games with zero catches, five games with
one catch, and does have one game with two catches.
The ceiling is close to double digits if he finds
the end zone. Otherwise you're hoping on a touchdown or
at least a catch to not put up a goose
sag more relevant in tight end premium or two tight
end start leagues. The reason why I am recommending him
as a stash is because if kin Kid or Knox
get hurt suddenly, Jackson Hawes is going to be flirting
with more regular value if you want to pay that
premium that isn't much of a expensive price tack to
get ahead of your lead mates. Spend a fourth in
tight end premium or even a fifth if not, he
could be a waverwire ad in one tight end leagues,
and he is worth it to stash in twelve team
league sizes or greater. How about Devin Neil running back
for the Saints. He's probably rostered, if not, be sure
to correct that. Six rushes twenty one yards for three
and a half yards per rush so far this season,
four receptions twelve yards across four targets, limited role to
be expected. He had a thirty nine percent snap rate
this past week against La Rams. That is his first
showing with Kendrew Miller now fully out of the picture
with that torn ACL. He had a career five point
seven yard carry average in school with seven hundred and
sixty rushes, so plenty of volume in the show for
along with seventy seven receptions as a six round pick
out of Kansas. As I mentioned, Kendrew Miller out for
the season, Alvi Kamara is performing like a Shelvis former self,
averaging a horrible three point six yards per rush one
hundred and six totes to this point, meaning Devin Neil
is in a position for a second half boost in
usage as both a rush and receiver for the Saints' offense.
If you want to acquire Devin Neil and believe in
his skill set out of Kansas, been a third or
a fourth, He's on that border line. Anything more at
this point, however, is a bit too expensive for my taste.
Speaker 2: Luke Musgrave and.
Speaker 1: Obvious stash list candidates Tucker Craft is out for the
year with that dreaded torn acl Three receptions thirty four
yards from Muskgrave, three targets versus Carolina this past week
on a forty six percent snap share. On the season,
Luke has nine catches eighty eight yards, ten targets, no touchdowns.
Former second round pick Musgrave was the forty second overall
selection out of Oregon State in twenty twenty three. He
has taken a back seat two Tucker Craft. Craft's been
one of the best tight ends in the game this season,
and even overstrutches of last year. Kraft is a third
round pick seventy eight overall from South Dakota State in
twenty twenty three, so both came out of the same class.
Green Bay drafted both tight ends. Craft has been the
better asset. However, now it is Musgrave's time to shine.
Musgrave had thirty four catches a rookie, seven of the sophomore,
and should be the Packers tight end one rest of
season with a path to streaming tight end one value
week over week. He is going to cost you probably
a third. I think his second is even too steep
in tighter premium formats. This is a chance for Musgrave
to recapture that pedigree and prove that he is a
worthwhile asset to roster in dynasty formats. Up next is
John Meshi, another player on my stash list. Four receptions
eighteen yards with Philadelphia and seven games played this season.
He was since traded to the Jets before the teams buy.
We'll see how he fares rest of season. We can't
forget John Meshe was a second round pick forty four,
also the top fifty selection out of Alabama back in
twenty twenty two. The Jets need wide receiver help, Garrett
Wilson recing trade exoisition of eighty or ad Ni, Mitchell
Bennett's veterans or rotational pieces Tyler Johnson, Arian Smith, who
has not done much as a rookie.
Speaker 2: Al Lazard.
Speaker 1: In thirty six games played with Houston, which is where
Mactual was drafted, he had forty four receptions for formed
to thirty yards receiving in a touchdown, seventy one targets.
He was also battling sickness off the field, which is
a factor as to why Im actually had a slow
start to his career. He's back now. Hopefully you can
find a new home, a new role. I'm a Jets
offense that needs playmakers outside of Breese Hall, Isaiah Davis,
Garrett Wilson, Mason Taylor. You would hope that ad Mitchell
could become a centerpiece of the offense. If not, actually
could be next in line alongside Garrett Wilson. He is
well worth a mid season stash and is available in
a wide array of dynasty formats. Time for a quick
break and I'll have four more mid NFL season stash
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Speaker 2: Be right back after a short break. Let's talk about Terrell.
Speaker 1: Jennings, running back New England, A former UDIFA to Florida
A and M career four point six yards per rush,
three and eighty three rushing attempt at the college level,
as well as eighteen receptions has not made much noise
outside of a few recent strings of relevance eighteen sixty
eight and one touchdown for three point eight yards per rush.
One catch nine yards a target for this season now.
Hmandre Stevenson is dealing with the hoe injury that kept
him out for Week nine first in Atlanta. In his absence,
Jennings stepped up to the plate eleven thirty five and
a touchdown on the ground. One catch for nine yards
is only catch of the season, but twenty five percent
of snaps. Meanwhile, trey Van Henderson had a mini breakout
performance contributing fourteen rushes fifty five yards, four receptions thirty
two yards, six targets with a healthy seventy five percent
of snaps. So this is now a eighty twenty seventy
thirty sixty forty split between Henderson and Treel Jennings. Until
Stevenson returns, then there is value to be had out
of Threel Jennings, who should not be a free agent
in ten, twelve or larger dynasty league sizes. So pick
him up now if nobody in the league has done
so already. He's not going to win you a week.
But running back depth is crucial. We're at this halfway
point of the NFL season and truly making a push
in our dynasty league. When it comes to that playoff
window closing in four to five weeks, we either know
if you're in out or somewhere in the middle. Right now,
how about Devin Singletary. With Cam Scattabu out of the
Giants running back rotation, he's out up the six months
in terms of timeline to get back, which is a
bit cots cerning hitting to next season, but hopefully as
Awesome's go more on that during the offseason.
Speaker 2: That's the devastating ankle leg injury sustained with.
Speaker 1: Scataboo out of the fold, we saw a mixture of Tyrone,
Tracy Junior and Devns Singletary versus forty nine ers Tracy
Junior the assume starter five rushes eighteen yards, three catches
nineteen yards, four targets forty four percent of snaps, whereas
Singletary actually fared better eight rushes forty three yards, two
catches eight yards, two targets fifty six percent of snaps.
All this to say that if Devin Singletary was dropped
in your Dynasty league because of the emergence from Camp Scataboo,
not to mention the assumption that Trace, who would be
next to mine, pick up Singletary, he could be a
Foxworthy starter. Rest of the way, does not hurt to
stash him and should not cost you more than a
third or a fourth if needed, if you're in that
desperation mode a running back as you make that playoff push.
Laquint Allen, I've been vocal about him as one of
my pre draft favorites this year among rookie running backs
post draft delang spot Day three pick was not ideal,
even so, he's well worth a mid season stash. He
played a season high twenty two snaps against the Raiders,
with twenty eight percent of snaps resulting only one rush
for ten yards and one catch for one yard with
one target.
Speaker 2: But this is more scheme and role based.
Speaker 1: It appears that Jacksonville turns to quint Allen in pass
protection or passing down situations. As I mentioned Sli the
seventh rown out of Syracuse, Allen reminds me stylistically as
well as size wise Ali Rashad White. All purpose running
back who excels as a receiving threat of the backfield
and is reliable in pass protections gets you on the
field as a running back in today's game. Le quint
Allen is six feet two hundred and one pounds had
an exceptional college spreer at Syracuse. Career four point six
yards per carry, five hundred and fourteen rushing attempts, and
the best part, one hundred and nineteen receptions.
Speaker 2: The quint Allen's pathway.
Speaker 1: To fantasy success and usage with Jacksonville is supplanting. Whether
it's the end of the season or next year. Travstn
or Bayshall Tuton as a third down or passing down
outlets with the ability to contribute early downs if needed.
So pick up and stash Quinn Allen now if he's
available last but out least TOAs Brooks somaj p Ryan
is dealing with that Hiinkeel Sprain.
Speaker 2: It's going to sideline him for a few games a
few weeks.
Speaker 1: Chase Brown figures a benefit the most while p Ryan
is injured. That being said TOAs Brooks should earn volume
and or see a role in the insterim Toash Brooks
if you forgot six round or this year out of
Texas Tech. With a standout production profile of five point
two yards per carry across eight hundred and seventy nine
college rushing attempts a lot of volume there one hundred
and three receptions.
Speaker 2: He can do at all.
Speaker 1: What he lacks in top end speed, he makes up
four physicality and ability to just contribute in all facets,
whether it's rushing, receiving, pass pro a work in progress,
but don't necessarily be surprised if he eats in a
Chase Brown's workload.
Speaker 2: While p Ryan is out.
Speaker 1: Brooks has served a limited role to this point, with
offensive touches in only two games Week three against Minnesota
five rushes seventeen yards and Week nine vers Chicago one
rush for one yards. So Toash Brooks is certainly a
cursory or not going to pick him up.
Speaker 2: And start him.
Speaker 1: But that's what this episode is all about. Mid NFL
season stash list candidates. Do so before your lead mates
catch win of their opportunity or possibly sneaky value.
Speaker 2: Quick recap of those names.
Speaker 1: Jackson Hawes, Devin Neil, Luke Musgrave, John Mechshi, Terrell Jennings,
Devin Singletary, Lequin Allen, and Toz Brooks. Thanks for listening
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