Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host,
Corey Evans. This week's show is title Priority Undrafted free
Agents to roster. Most of the time, this means a
they did go on drafted in the NFL, but for
the sake of fantasy purposes in Dynasty, these are udfas
to pick up after your rookie draft is complete. More
often than not, udfas are not drafted within a three
to four or five round Dynasty rookie draft, so prioritize
these seven names with your waiverbid or first run post
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All right, let's get right to it no specific order.
Up first is Xavier Ristreppo to the Tennessee Titans. He's
five to ten two two one of the best slot
receivers in college football this past season for the past
few campaigns his career at Miami, two hundred receptions for
two thousand, eight hundred and forty four yards, receiving twenty
one touchdowns and fourteen point two yards per catch. The
Titans viye receiver room, mainly led by Calvin Ridley, recently
signed Tyler Lockett bust to this point of his career,
trailing Burks and then rookies Shamir DK and Eleciomanner.
Speaker 2: Ristrepo is a surprise to go on drafted.
Speaker 1: It's most notably because of his four point eight three
forty at Miami's pro day, which for straight line speed
purposes is outright terrible. However, Restreppo wins with Chris Brout
running leversion routes, rotte fluidity, as well as football IQ
and some of the intangibles that you would like to
see out of wide receiver. He is not at the
same level, even though receive comparisons to Cooper Cup Orla mccackey,
but that's a sort of player you're getting in is Abrastreppo,
old school slot receiver, not afraidnit shape, contact, moves, the chains,
possession outlet for cam Ward, who actually now reunites because
cam Ward and Restreppo were together last season at Miami.
Because of the slot duties where he's pigeonholed, it could
be difficult for Restrepo to carve out a role outside
of special teams in order to make the Titans final roster,
and so far, Rickie Mini camp or Streppo has been
running routes as well as returning punts, so that could
be his path into making a dent for Tennessee. After
he went undrafted out of Miami. Raheem Sanders to the
LA Chargers. He's twenty three in June, six feet two seventeen,
three years with Arkansas and one with South Carolina all
in all equated to forty four games played, five point
four yards per carry across five hundred and eighty one
rushes for three thousand, one hundred and eleven yards rushing
and twenty eight rushing scores chipped in seventy six receptions,
seven hundred and seventy one yards receiving, and five touchdowns
Sanders is a well rounded, versatile running back prospect. The
Chargers running back room is Naki Harris, Amari Hampton, Kamanie
vidaal Son Haskins, meaning a prominent role is highly unlikely
for Raheem Sanders. Sanders is a former wide receiver turned
running back from Arkansas that does bring power as well
as the underappreciated receiving elements to the table. His lack
of pass pro skills and nine career fumbles most likely
led to him.
Speaker 2: Going on drafted.
Speaker 1: In real life, he's nothing more than a post rookie
draft speculative ad and stash behind mainly Naji and Amory
Hampton for the Chargers. However, we've seen n drafted running
backs with his profiling traits make an impact in fantasy before,
and Sanders is no exception. Just don't spend a third, fourth,
or fifth on him in your draft because the draft
capital was not there for NFL purposes to warrant our
attention early on in rookie drafts. Donovan Edwards to the Jets.
He's twenty two six one two twelve. He spent four
seasons with Michigan fifty games, played five point three yards
per carry, fourmager, twenty two rushes, two thousand two or
fifty one yards rushing, and nineteen touchdowns on the ground.
Edwards is dynamic, added eighty six catches seven ninety seven
for yards and four touchdowns as well. He split time
with Klil Mullings in twenty twenty four, which lowered his
usage and draft stock. It's shocking that Edwards went on
draft to considering he was a NCAA College football cover
athlete for the video game and could have declared this
time last year and probably been a Day two or
Day three pick. That's the way that cookie crumbled for
him in terms of losing reps to Clio Mullins, who
was used a bigger body running back that had more
of an early down role. Edwards really did carve out
a nice receiving role from Michigan, and it sounds like
based on early reports out of many ca if Edwards
makes the team to complement the likes of Brees Hall,
Braylan Allen, Isaiah Davis, it will be for his receiving
traits and pass protection ability. So that is Edwards when
it comes to a post draft outlook and what his
role might look like. Because of that, satellite or passing
down usage. I do see the case for using a
fourth or a fifth ground ky draft pick if you
have one or multipleve Haul Allen or Davis already on
the Jets. That way you sort of had the territory
of the running back room. Otherwise, focus on adding Edward's
post rookie draft as one of your top priority waiver
ads after the fact. Corey Kiner San Francisco forty nine
ers He's twenty three five nine two oh nine, spent
one year with LSU and then three with the Tinnati.
Forty five games played, five point two yards per carry,
five one hundred and fifty six rushes, ample usage at
the college level, two thousand interertinity two yards rushing and
sixteen rushing touchdowns. Not much of a receiver in terms
of stat compilation with thirty two catches for a bucks
seventy two no touchdowns. He did, however, become a force
to rush with the Sinnati down a stretch back to
back campaigns with at least one thousand yards rushing to
close out his collension career. Good contact balance, Kiner excels
with short area quickness. Not the best burst or acceleration,
but he's good on early downs, basically a discount of
version of Camp scatted but without the pass catching chops.
The concern is that he enters a load to running
back room of now Christian McCaffrey, Issa Girendo, Jordan James
out of Oregon. We've seen him before, We'll probably see
it again. Any running back in Kyle Shanahan's room or
rotation could offer value because of the lack of their ability.
CMC has showed over the past few seasons. No more
Elijah Mitchell, Jordan Mason traded the Vikings, So Corey Kiner
is someone that is a complete afterthought in dinas rookie
drafts because you want Jordan James if you're adding running
back from the forty nine ers this year, or you
already have CMC Girendo, so pick him up after the fact.
Let's see how it shakes out in rookie mini caamp,
training camp, preseason, et cetera. No Lockie makes it team,
but there's enough pettigrebsin too Natty to at least stash
him in.
Speaker 2: The interim quick break.
Speaker 1: I'll be back with three more priority udfas two roster
in Dynasty Fantasy Football, be right back.
Speaker 2: That next game.
Speaker 1: Is Nick Nash, a wide receiver who signed with Atlanta.
He turned twenty five in August, so an advanced age prospect.
Sixty two to two O three good size six seasons
with San Jose State in school, so he brings a
lot of experience to the table. Nash was a quarterback
from twenty nineteen to twenty twenty one, converted then to
wide receiver from twenty twenty two to twenty twenty four.
Fifty five games played in his career, with one hundred
and sixty three receptions, two thousand, two hundred and twelve
yards receiving, and twenty five receiving scores. Twenty twenty four
alone really put Nick Nash on what I thought was
the day three Radar one hundred and four thirteen eighty
two sixteen receiving line. He let all college wideouts and receptions,
yards and touchdowns, yet somehow went undrafted. The Falcons wide
receiver room is up for grabs. Beyondrake London and to
a certain extent, Darnyl Mooney, you then have Raymond McLeod.
Nick Nash is already receiving enough buzz to potentially make
the team, let alone push for a role in three
or four receiver sets. It's not out of the question.
He is undoubtedly outside of his able Vistreppo, one of
the best undrafted wide receivers to pick up immediately in
rookie drafts, late or during that first waiver run. Joshua
Simon also Simon Atlanta. He's a tight end term twenty
five in November, sixty four to two thirty nine. He
spent four years with Western Kentucky and two with South Carolina.
Sixty four games, played one hundred fifty four catches for
one thousand, nine hundred and twenty one yards, receiving twenty
four touchdowns twelve and a half yards per catch, Solid
numbers across the board for a tight end prospect. The
Falcons tight end room, it's still Kyle Pitts, and at
this point you either still believe there is a breakout
on the horizon for Pits or you are fed up
with the subpar production that has become the norm for him.
Joshua Simon lit up the combine again. He's sixty four
to two thirty nine, so somewhat of an in between
tight end wide receiver.
Speaker 2: Prospect. Nonetheless, a four point sixty.
Speaker 1: Five forty, a one point five at second ten yard split,
thirty eight ings vertical ten foot forms broad jump, and
a seven point two two second three cone drill showcase
some nice changing direction skills for a body stature of
that size.
Speaker 2: Similar to Pitts.
Speaker 1: However, Simon is not a traditional blocking tight end. Therefore,
if he makes the team, he could be more of
a backup than committee member and less Pits is traded
or misses time with an injury. As a result, Simon
is more on the tight end premium radar than usual
single tight end league, still a name to keep an
eye on notice offseason, and last but not least, another
tight end Jake britting Steel Simon Kansas City. He turns
twenty three this December six six, two forty four seeds
with Clemson, forty eight games played, one hundred and twenty
seven catches, one thousand thresion, eight years, receiving seventeen scorers,
ten point nine yards per catch, so a lot of
underneath possession utilization. Chiefs tight ends we know Travis Kelce,
Noah Gray. That is the bread and butter of that room.
I was a fan of britting Steel's tape with Clemson,
especially with quarterback kid Klubnick who returned to school. They
had a nice report one another, which many thought was
lead to Bradan Steel being a Day three selection. Not
the case of all things though, Land in Kansas City,
but Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid and Aging could retire at
any point. Travis Kelsey is a solid destination. First has
to make the team. Let's see if that occurs. But
like Joshuva Simon, Jake Brady Steele is going to be
better undrafted tight ends to roster in Dynasty Fantasy Football.
That will do it up you all enjoy this week's episode.
A quick recap of those seven priority udfas that I
am picking up in Stashing as a recommendation to you,
my audience. Those were Zevier strepbo To Tennessee, Raheem Sanders,
La Chargers, Donovan Edwards, New York Jets, Corey Kiner forty
nine Ers, Nick Nash Atlanta, Joshua Simon Atlanta, and Jake
Brainsteel Kansas City. Thanks for listening, Hope you enjoyed the episode.
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