Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude Podcast. I am
your host, Corey Evans. This week's content is must roster
players on each NFL team for free. I'll be talking
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provide the most obvious superstar players on each team. This
is more about finding the best value or I think
has the opportunity to have a major tier jump in value,
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must roster players on each NFL team AFC edition. We're
going by division. So up first here we have Buffalo,
and that for me is Dalton k Oh I think
is going to put all together and finally emerge as
the Bills go to wide receiver. For Josh Allen, I
think that kink truly has only had one obstacle in
his NFL tenure to date, and that is a lack
of durability. His peripheral stats indicate that he could be
a top five, top ten tight end when it comes
to fantasy not even points per game, but finish per
season if you could stay out healthy put all together.
Kinkaid is the receiver I think at cost who is
the best return on investments, even compared to someone like
DJ Moore or the upside of a keyon Coleman foot
all clicks give me Kincaid's share, especially at tight end.
If you're waiting for value with that position. Miami, I'm
going to take rookie Chris Bell, and this is both
a short and long term investment. The Louisvio product could
have been a first round pick this year had not
been for that Tory acl last season. The recovery has
been slow as expected, but I do believe in time
that Milik Willis needs an ex receiver who has the
body to win at all level of the field.
Speaker 2: Then that is Chris Bell.
Speaker 1: Caleb Douglas might have the better short term dividends, but
I'm putting my long term money on Chris Bell becoming
the Miami wide receiver that we should be rostering in
dynasty leagues New England, it's Eli Raredan, who if you
all know and found my work. I'm a big fan
of notiting football at the college level, and Raredan was
a solid prospect landed in a good scheme fit to
either be one be tons of Henry or eventually take
over as the starting tight end for the Patriots Tied
to Drake May. Raredan does it all and he can
line up in line out wide, in a slot he
blocks really well. There are sure fundamentals he could pick
up on and refine a skill set of bits. Tight
ends are a slow burn, but if you have an
expendable third or a fourth. In twenty twenty six, or
twenty twenty seven. Rare is one of my favorite mid
round targets, especially in tight end premium leagues. The reviews
early on in camp have been outstanding. New York Jets.
I have a two way tie here. I couldom make
up my mind because I like both prospects a lot,
and that is Omar Cooper Junior and or Kaye Ta Deeke.
I view each of them as must roster players on
a rebuilding, revamped Jets team. That the answer in the
short term might be Geno Smith. But let's fast forward
to next year's loaded quarterback crop of prospects. Whoever that
quarterback is with the GETS draft is going to exponentially
increase the value of Cooper Junior and Ta Deek. The
time to buy and get in at a basement or
at least affordab level price is now. Cooper Junior could
surface or push eighty mixure for wid receiver two duties
behind Garrett Wilson and Sadiq should have no issue being
a complete X factor for the Jets and to do
it all Tim, whereas Mason Taylor is most likely not
going to be that despite his style pedrograt of LSU.
He's more all around blocking and receiving his head end,
where a Sadik is a complete mismatch as a receiver
with an insane athletic profile.
Speaker 2: Baltimore, say Flowers.
Speaker 1: Jay Flowers is one of my favorite players to draft
in any format. There is not enough respect or praise, recognition, whatever,
actually say if you want to describe him, given to
what Zaya has done consistency wise in his NFL Pro
career to date. And sure Baltimore added some weapons, whether
that's Elijah Surratt or Jacobe Lane, that doesn't matter. Jay
Flowers is going to be fed the football and he
does not necessarily receive the wide receiver one or in
worst case, wide receiver two value when he is in
the trade market and ors ADP for that matter. So
capitalize rosters a where you can. He has youth, he
has consistency, He has a safe floor in a high ceiling,
all baked in to a profile that really does not
cost you much more. Ben a Waoshie for two price
dead because nobody truly thinks he can be a Wachi
for one again, like twenty twenty five. Moving forward, Cincinnati,
this is also a tough call because there's a lot
of big name players. I am actually fading Chase Brown
at cost, but I think he's a must roster player
in a sense that if he can stay healthy on
a contract year, there's a lot to prove. And he's
at worse than RB two and at best in RB one,
one of the better offense than all football. So Chase
Brown is potentially of value. And if the rumors are
true that the Bengals could look to put him on
the franchise tag in twenty twenty seven, then staying in
his scheme fits with Joe Burrow and company could be
just what is needed for Chase Brown to have some
longevity at the running back shelf flight position.
Speaker 2: Cleveland another tough call.
Speaker 1: I'm sort of cheating here giving you two names that
I think are must roster in that is quin Shawn
Judkins and or Casey concept You on Judkins dealt with
that injury down to stretch, but he's already close, if
not to a full go, and he's going to be
a volume asset. Volume is king in fantasy, so follow
that even if the efficiency is a bit inconsistent, there
will be rushes, there will be receptions, there will be touchdowns,
and a lot of upside for Quinn Shawn in here
two and then Casey except Shean is going to be
a player that Cleveland builds.
Speaker 2: Its offense around.
Speaker 1: So even if he starts off a bit slow with
ample competition among Cleveland wideouts and a uncertain quarterback room,
remain patient with Casey because what we saw at the
college level with the speed and the big play downfield
ability is rare. He is a very exciting talent Pittsburgh.
It is Jalen Warren who is often overlooked yet rarely
underperforms in terms of RB two flex He gets a
job done consistent. Yes, the Thorness side might be big
godadal in twenty twenty six, However, Warren will continue to
be a centerpiece of what Pittsburgh does on the ground
as more of a run first and pass first team,
and he does it all as a rush and receiver.
If he's your RB two, you're in good shape. If
he's your RB one, I'd be a big concerned, But
the value in terms of Pittsburgh receivers tight end room
Rogers aging More is my favorite player to roster for
the Steelers in twenty twenty six. It is time for
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of my work, be right back after that short break. Houston,
another tough decision. I've been preaching a lot about buying
David Montgomery if you are a contender, so he's sort
of a backup option if you miss out on who
I think is the must roster player, and that is
Jayden Higgins. It's bold and I've talked about it before
and obviously con it would not surprise me if in
time Jayden Higgins is the wide receiver to roster over
Nico Collins in Houston. Give it either this season or
next season. Higgins is Nico two point zero. He's younger,
he doesn't have the durability woes that Nico has dealt with,
especially concussions, which I think it's a bit forgotten about
Nico's injury history. And Higgins is a complete mismatch out
of the slot. Has the size and ball skills to
beat press coverage, b one on one contested ketch scenarios
and win and be a red zone specialist. Sure, Houston's
passing volume might be an issue, but Jadon Higgins is
a breakout waiting to happen. Invest now while you can.
Indianapolis should be no surprise. I've talked about Josh Downs
quite a bit lately, and he is someone I think
is a must roster. Of course, Alec Pierce has the
higher threughredical ceiling, but comparing apples to apples, it's not
that big of a cost spread. Josh Downs could easily
overtake Alec Pierce to Spike Pierce's big payday. I think
Tyler Warren's the safest bet in this offense among pass
catchers not name jt. Of course Taylor's going to get
it done as a rusher and receiver, but Josh downs
truly now with Michael Paveman out the picture, has a
chance to set career numbers across the board and if
PPR could be a cheat code for Danik Jones as
a checkdown weapon, Jacksonville. Another name that I've talked about
recently Chris Rodriguez. All of the buzz, all the praise
recognition has been giving and has been centered around base
Shall Tuton, which I understand that level of upside if
it all pans out.
Speaker 2: However, ce Rod.
Speaker 1: Chris Rodriguez has a familiarity with head coach Liam Cohen
back at their time together Kentucky, and he is more
of an early down weapon in terms of body frame
and deceiving burst than Tuton, who's had issues with fumbling
dating back to his time at Virginia Tech, let alone
last year with the Jaguars. Chris Rodriguez is going to
have a role, and I think when you compare Sutan
verus Rodriguez, the cost is substantial and at the end
of the day, their usage might not be far off.
Outside of Tuton having a better chance of compiling receiving stats.
Speaker 2: Chris Rodriguez could be a.
Speaker 1: League win as an RB four and RB five on
a redrafted dynasy roster who crushes those other expectations thanks
to Liam Cohen and company. Tennessee. Not enough discussion about
gunner Helm. Cam Ward year two should be healthy from
his late season ac joint, shoulders brain.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of.
Speaker 1: Weapons and mounts of feed, namely at wide receiver. After
the edition of Carnel Tates. Gunnerhelm, though, is going to
be the guy at tight end with chigacon Quo now
in Washington, and I don't believe enough conversations being had
about the sleeper or breakoup potential of Gunnerhelm as both
a short, intermediate and red zone weapon for cam Mord
who needs to get rid of the ball quicker and
stop dancing or trying to do too much like he
did in Miami.
Speaker 2: This is the NFL.
Speaker 1: It's not going to work, and I think Gunnerhelm could
be a security blanket Denver. I've talked about Jonah Coleman
recently and I'm going to bring up again. Of course,
I'll draft and trade for JK. Dobbins. R. J. Harvey
went the cost or situation of my roster context makes sense,
But Jonah Coleman has routinely been drafted in the second,
if not third round of offseason rookie draft data, and
he is a screaming value. He's a combination of what
JK and RJ can do in terms of body frame,
rushing and receiving capabilities. Sean Paydon has already given significant
praise to Coleman and Dobbin's. Their ability history, combined with
RJ's lack of efficiency as a rusher, leads me to believe
that Joan Coleman's going to be the Denver running back
to roster in short order. Kansas City. I'm labeling this
Whoever the RB two is. We all know Kenneth Walker,
if health is going to light it up and be
probably a surefire RB one, if not a lead asset
of the position in fantasy. Is it Amari de Mericado
and or Emmic Johnson as the RB two? I'm looking
to take dart throws on both of them. De Mercado
with the one year deal being brought in as the
passing down weapon, at least on paper for Patrick Mahomes,
who is reportedly going to check down a lot more
and run less, extending he plays with his legs recovering
from his knee injury. And then Emmic Johnson is a
combination of Keneth Walker meets Amaro de Mericcado. So either
way you spin it, I want shares of Amari and
Emic Johnson. It's not going to break the to do so.
If you don't have Kenneth Walker and you want exposure
to the Chiefs backfield, that's the way to approach it.
If you do have Kenneth Walker and you want insurance,
I'm telling you Amari and Emmett are both Musk roster players,
if only for the possibility of eventually overtaking the backfield
of Kenneth Walker. Missus time because that was a struggle
for him. Their ability wise with Seattle the LA Chargers
another tough call. So many options here and again I'm
putting it at a tie between Trey Harris and Keith
to Mitchell. All the attention is on deservedly so Omari
and Hampton, Ladd, McConkie qwent Johnston. However, the values the
possible foot for a profit or have a league winning
asset on your hands type rings of outcomes are Trey Harris,
who can line up inside, outside, be a big body threat,
and be a blend of what QJ and Ladd offer.
Mike McDaniel rusin Herbert not to mention Hampton. If all
goes well, awesome. If not Keith and Mitchell was hand
picked mc McDaniel, who was pounding the table to bring
him in this offseason. We've seen a limited sample size
of KEITHA. Mitchell lighted up with Baltimore. It's a matter
of durability, and I believe there'll be a change of
pace back in a worst case scenario with a chance
to eat into Ham's workload. Whereas Trey Harris would not
shock me at all if he pushes or challenges mconckie
and QJ for a sizeable role, let alone some receiving
category leads on the Chargers team itself, and last but
not least, the Las Vegas Raiders. Outside of obvious names
like gen t Er Bowers, give me Jack Besh, who
I think is a perfect scheme fit for what Clint
Kubeck wants to do as both a rushing and passing
football team. From the rushing component, Jack Besh is willing
and able to block and it's going to keep him
on the field compared to others like Jalen Naylor or
Trey Tucker who are a bit smaller stature and not
necessarily every down assets at the widesy position from a
receiving standpoint. Besh was a model of consistency at TCU.
Speaker 2: Sure a late.
Speaker 1: Bloomer in terms of learning the position later on his
college tenure, but I was really high in Jack Besh
last year. It was not a great rookie season, but
sometimes all it takes is a change of environment with
personnel and coaching, and this is it. This is a
new staff and Jack Besh is going to really I
think takeoff wheels up, whether it's Kirk Cousins or Phanta Mendoza,
and in due time as an all purpose weapon for
what Koubek is gonna bring to Las Vegas from Seattle.
So for his sake of roll, think Cooper cups roll
now for Jack Besh, but on the Raiders and for
a fourth or a fifth.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants shares.
Speaker 1: With Jack Besh. Not even me talked about it. I've
heard him mentioned on zero content this offseason. This is
a time to take a big shot in the dark
and see if it pans out when the Raiders are
in desperate need of players stepping up to the plate
that will do it up. You all enjoyed my must
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