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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome to the Dynasty Dude Podcast. I am

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your host, Corey Evans. This week's content is must roster

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players on each NFL team for free. I'll be talking

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to you about AFC players and over on Patreon. Same

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premise about NFC players. Again, must roster on each NFL team.

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The caveat here is I'm not going to label or

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provide the most obvious superstar players on each team. This

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is more about finding the best value or I think

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has the opportunity to have a major tier jump in value,

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and I'm targeting them in Dynasty across the board, even

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in my rejeft leagues for that matter. Before I get

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to that, don't want hesitate to reach out for a

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one to one roster call over on Google Meet, offer them

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in thirty minute or one hour sessions for thirty dollars

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or fifty dollars, respectively. Hit me up on social media

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Dynasty Dupod on x, Facebook or Instagram, even send me

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a note over on email to Dynastydupod at gmail dot com.

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We could talk about strategy, roster cuts, trades, anything you

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want within that timeframe, basically grading your roster as if

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I was in your shoes what I would do with

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this season and the future. So hit me up if

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you want to get that locked in and scheduled. All right,

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must roster players on each NFL team AFC edition. We're

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going by division. So up first here we have Buffalo,

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and that for me is Dalton k Oh I think

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is going to put all together and finally emerge as

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the Bills go to wide receiver. For Josh Allen, I

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think that kink truly has only had one obstacle in

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his NFL tenure to date, and that is a lack

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of durability. His peripheral stats indicate that he could be

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a top five, top ten tight end when it comes

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to fantasy not even points per game, but finish per

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season if you could stay out healthy put all together.

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Kinkaid is the receiver I think at cost who is

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the best return on investments, even compared to someone like

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DJ Moore or the upside of a keyon Coleman foot

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all clicks give me Kincaid's share, especially at tight end.

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If you're waiting for value with that position. Miami, I'm

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going to take rookie Chris Bell, and this is both

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a short and long term investment. The Louisvio product could

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have been a first round pick this year had not

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been for that Tory acl last season. The recovery has

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been slow as expected, but I do believe in time

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that Milik Willis needs an ex receiver who has the

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body to win at all level of the field.

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Speaker 2: Then that is Chris Bell.

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Speaker 1: Caleb Douglas might have the better short term dividends, but

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I'm putting my long term money on Chris Bell becoming

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the Miami wide receiver that we should be rostering in

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dynasty leagues New England, it's Eli Raredan, who if you

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all know and found my work. I'm a big fan

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of notiting football at the college level, and Raredan was

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a solid prospect landed in a good scheme fit to

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either be one be tons of Henry or eventually take

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over as the starting tight end for the Patriots Tied

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to Drake May. Raredan does it all and he can

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line up in line out wide, in a slot he

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blocks really well. There are sure fundamentals he could pick

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up on and refine a skill set of bits. Tight

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ends are a slow burn, but if you have an

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expendable third or a fourth. In twenty twenty six, or

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twenty twenty seven. Rare is one of my favorite mid

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round targets, especially in tight end premium leagues. The reviews

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early on in camp have been outstanding. New York Jets.

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I have a two way tie here. I couldom make

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up my mind because I like both prospects a lot,

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and that is Omar Cooper Junior and or Kaye Ta Deeke.

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I view each of them as must roster players on

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a rebuilding, revamped Jets team. That the answer in the

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short term might be Geno Smith. But let's fast forward

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to next year's loaded quarterback crop of prospects. Whoever that

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quarterback is with the GETS draft is going to exponentially

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increase the value of Cooper Junior and Ta Deek. The

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time to buy and get in at a basement or

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at least affordab level price is now. Cooper Junior could

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surface or push eighty mixure for wid receiver two duties

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behind Garrett Wilson and Sadiq should have no issue being

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a complete X factor for the Jets and to do

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it all Tim, whereas Mason Taylor is most likely not

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going to be that despite his style pedrograt of LSU.

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He's more all around blocking and receiving his head end,

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where a Sadik is a complete mismatch as a receiver

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with an insane athletic profile.

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Speaker 2: Baltimore, say Flowers.

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Speaker 1: Jay Flowers is one of my favorite players to draft

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in any format. There is not enough respect or praise, recognition, whatever,

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actually say if you want to describe him, given to

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what Zaya has done consistency wise in his NFL Pro

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career to date. And sure Baltimore added some weapons, whether

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that's Elijah Surratt or Jacobe Lane, that doesn't matter. Jay

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Flowers is going to be fed the football and he

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worst case, wide receiver two value when he is in

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the trade market and ors ADP for that matter. So

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capitalize rosters a where you can. He has youth, he

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has consistency, He has a safe floor in a high ceiling,

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all baked in to a profile that really does not

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cost you much more. Ben a Waoshie for two price

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dead because nobody truly thinks he can be a Wachi

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for one again, like twenty twenty five. Moving forward, Cincinnati,

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this is also a tough call because there's a lot

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of big name players. I am actually fading Chase Brown

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at cost, but I think he's a must roster player

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in a sense that if he can stay healthy on

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a contract year, there's a lot to prove. And he's

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at worse than RB two and at best in RB one,

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one of the better offense than all football. So Chase

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Brown is potentially of value. And if the rumors are

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true that the Bengals could look to put him on

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the franchise tag in twenty twenty seven, then staying in

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his scheme fits with Joe Burrow and company could be

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just what is needed for Chase Brown to have some

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longevity at the running back shelf flight position.

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Speaker 2: Cleveland another tough call.

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Speaker 1: I'm sort of cheating here giving you two names that

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I think are must roster in that is quin Shawn

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Judkins and or Casey concept You on Judkins dealt with

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that injury down to stretch, but he's already close, if

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not to a full go, and he's going to be

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a volume asset. Volume is king in fantasy, so follow

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that even if the efficiency is a bit inconsistent, there

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will be rushes, there will be receptions, there will be touchdowns,

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and a lot of upside for Quinn Shawn in here

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two and then Casey except Shean is going to be

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a player that Cleveland builds.

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Speaker 2: Its offense around.

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Speaker 1: So even if he starts off a bit slow with

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ample competition among Cleveland wideouts and a uncertain quarterback room,

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remain patient with Casey because what we saw at the

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college level with the speed and the big play downfield

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ability is rare. He is a very exciting talent Pittsburgh.

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It is Jalen Warren who is often overlooked yet rarely

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underperforms in terms of RB two flex He gets a

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job done consistent. Yes, the Thorness side might be big

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godadal in twenty twenty six, However, Warren will continue to

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be a centerpiece of what Pittsburgh does on the ground

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as more of a run first and pass first team,

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and he does it all as a rush and receiver.

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If he's your RB two, you're in good shape. If

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he's your RB one, I'd be a big concerned, But

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the value in terms of Pittsburgh receivers tight end room

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Rogers aging More is my favorite player to roster for

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the Steelers in twenty twenty six. It is time for

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a quick break I'll be back with the rest of

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my AFC roster players on each NFL team Before that,

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of my work, be right back after that short break. Houston,

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another tough decision. I've been preaching a lot about buying

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David Montgomery if you are a contender, so he's sort

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of a backup option if you miss out on who

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I think is the must roster player, and that is

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Jayden Higgins. It's bold and I've talked about it before

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and obviously con it would not surprise me if in

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time Jayden Higgins is the wide receiver to roster over

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Nico Collins in Houston. Give it either this season or

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next season. Higgins is Nico two point zero. He's younger,

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he doesn't have the durability woes that Nico has dealt with,

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especially concussions, which I think it's a bit forgotten about

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Nico's injury history. And Higgins is a complete mismatch out

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of the slot. Has the size and ball skills to

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beat press coverage, b one on one contested ketch scenarios

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and win and be a red zone specialist. Sure, Houston's

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passing volume might be an issue, but Jadon Higgins is

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a breakout waiting to happen. Invest now while you can.

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Indianapolis should be no surprise. I've talked about Josh Downs

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quite a bit lately, and he is someone I think

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is a must roster. Of course, Alec Pierce has the

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higher threughredical ceiling, but comparing apples to apples, it's not

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that big of a cost spread. Josh Downs could easily

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overtake Alec Pierce to Spike Pierce's big payday. I think

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Tyler Warren's the safest bet in this offense among pass

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catchers not name jt. Of course Taylor's going to get

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it done as a rusher and receiver, but Josh downs

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truly now with Michael Paveman out the picture, has a

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chance to set career numbers across the board and if

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PPR could be a cheat code for Danik Jones as

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a checkdown weapon, Jacksonville. Another name that I've talked about

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recently Chris Rodriguez. All of the buzz, all the praise

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recognition has been giving and has been centered around base

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Shall Tuton, which I understand that level of upside if

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it all pans out.

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Speaker 2: However, ce Rod.

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Speaker 1: Chris Rodriguez has a familiarity with head coach Liam Cohen

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back at their time together Kentucky, and he is more

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of an early down weapon in terms of body frame

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and deceiving burst than Tuton, who's had issues with fumbling

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dating back to his time at Virginia Tech, let alone

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last year with the Jaguars. Chris Rodriguez is going to

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have a role, and I think when you compare Sutan

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verus Rodriguez, the cost is substantial and at the end

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of the day, their usage might not be far off.

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Speaker 2: Chris Rodriguez could be a.

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Speaker 1: League win as an RB four and RB five on

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a redrafted dynasy roster who crushes those other expectations thanks

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to Liam Cohen and company. Tennessee. Not enough discussion about

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gunner Helm. Cam Ward year two should be healthy from

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his late season ac joint, shoulders brain.

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Speaker 1: Weapons and mounts of feed, namely at wide receiver. After

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the edition of Carnel Tates. Gunnerhelm, though, is going to

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be the guy at tight end with chigacon Quo now

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in Washington, and I don't believe enough conversations being had

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about the sleeper or breakoup potential of Gunnerhelm as both

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a short, intermediate and red zone weapon for cam Mord

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who needs to get rid of the ball quicker and

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stop dancing or trying to do too much like he

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did in Miami.

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Speaker 2: This is the NFL.

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Speaker 1: It's not going to work, and I think Gunnerhelm could

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be a security blanket Denver. I've talked about Jonah Coleman

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recently and I'm going to bring up again. Of course,

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I'll draft and trade for JK. Dobbins. R. J. Harvey

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went the cost or situation of my roster context makes sense,

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But Jonah Coleman has routinely been drafted in the second,

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if not third round of offseason rookie draft data, and

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he is a screaming value. He's a combination of what

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JK and RJ can do in terms of body frame,

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rushing and receiving capabilities. Sean Paydon has already given significant

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praise to Coleman and Dobbin's. Their ability history, combined with

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RJ's lack of efficiency as a rusher, leads me to believe

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that Joan Coleman's going to be the Denver running back

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to roster in short order. Kansas City. I'm labeling this

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Whoever the RB two is. We all know Kenneth Walker,

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if health is going to light it up and be

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probably a surefire RB one, if not a lead asset

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of the position in fantasy. Is it Amari de Mericado

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and or Emmic Johnson as the RB two? I'm looking

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to take dart throws on both of them. De Mercado

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with the one year deal being brought in as the

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passing down weapon, at least on paper for Patrick Mahomes,

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who is reportedly going to check down a lot more

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and run less, extending he plays with his legs recovering

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from his knee injury. And then Emmic Johnson is a

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combination of Keneth Walker meets Amaro de Mericcado. So either

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way you spin it, I want shares of Amari and

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Emic Johnson. It's not going to break the to do so.

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If you don't have Kenneth Walker and you want exposure

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to the Chiefs backfield, that's the way to approach it.

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If you do have Kenneth Walker and you want insurance,

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I'm telling you Amari and Emmett are both Musk roster players,

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if only for the possibility of eventually overtaking the backfield

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of Kenneth Walker. Missus time because that was a struggle

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for him. Their ability wise with Seattle the LA Chargers

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another tough call. So many options here and again I'm

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putting it at a tie between Trey Harris and Keith

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to Mitchell. All the attention is on deservedly so Omari

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and Hampton, Ladd, McConkie qwent Johnston. However, the values the

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possible foot for a profit or have a league winning

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asset on your hands type rings of outcomes are Trey Harris,

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who can line up inside, outside, be a big body threat,

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and be a blend of what QJ and Ladd offer.

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Mike McDaniel rusin Herbert not to mention Hampton. If all

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goes well, awesome. If not Keith and Mitchell was hand

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picked mc McDaniel, who was pounding the table to bring

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him in this offseason. We've seen a limited sample size

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of KEITHA. Mitchell lighted up with Baltimore. It's a matter

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of durability, and I believe there'll be a change of

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pace back in a worst case scenario with a chance

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to eat into Ham's workload. Whereas Trey Harris would not

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shock me at all if he pushes or challenges mconckie

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and QJ for a sizeable role, let alone some receiving

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category leads on the Chargers team itself, and last but

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not least, the Las Vegas Raiders. Outside of obvious names

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like gen t Er Bowers, give me Jack Besh, who

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I think is a perfect scheme fit for what Clint

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Kubeck wants to do as both a rushing and passing

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football team. From the rushing component, Jack Besh is willing

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and able to block and it's going to keep him

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on the field compared to others like Jalen Naylor or

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Trey Tucker who are a bit smaller stature and not

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necessarily every down assets at the widesy position from a

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receiving standpoint. Besh was a model of consistency at TCU.

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Speaker 2: Sure a late.

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Speaker 1: Bloomer in terms of learning the position later on his

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college tenure, but I was really high in Jack Besh

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last year. It was not a great rookie season, but

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sometimes all it takes is a change of environment with

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personnel and coaching, and this is it. This is a

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new staff and Jack Besh is going to really I

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think takeoff wheels up, whether it's Kirk Cousins or Phanta Mendoza,

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and in due time as an all purpose weapon for

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what Koubek is gonna bring to Las Vegas from Seattle.

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So for his sake of roll, think Cooper cups roll

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now for Jack Besh, but on the Raiders and for

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a fourth or a fifth.

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Speaker 2: Nobody wants shares.

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Speaker 1: With Jack Besh. Not even me talked about it. I've

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heard him mentioned on zero content this offseason. This is

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a time to take a big shot in the dark

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and see if it pans out when the Raiders are

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in desperate need of players stepping up to the plate

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that will do it up. You all enjoyed my must

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roster players on each NFL team. This was the AFC

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edition again. If you want this same spin but NFC

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enjoy it on that platform until next time. This is

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the dynast you checking out. Hope you all enjoy the

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rest of the week and I will talk to you soon.

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Speaker 2: See you