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Speaker 1: So this is the July twenth Live. July tenth Live
Speaker 1: on High Stakes Fantasy Football, our Big Gorilla Draft, drafting
Speaker 1: first tonight. I wonder if there's a better way, if
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Speaker 1: whatever looks better. That's what we'll do. Drafting first tonight
Speaker 1: and taking Jamior Gibbs, good buddy, frankn Bornoni running Team Penelope.
Speaker 1: To a longtime viewer of this show. Out Post number
Speaker 1: thirty one is run by one Nathan Harris who takes
Speaker 1: Jean Robinson with the two MPs one is a shared
Speaker 1: team between Bob Sangraman and Ethan Hillman. They go Pukinakua
Speaker 1: as the first receiver off the board. Following that is
Speaker 1: Balkey's Biscuit. That's Adam Hahn. We loves watching the FFPC shows,
Speaker 1: and I guarantee I know where this comes from, but
Speaker 1: we'll get into that later on in the show. He
Speaker 1: takes Jamart Chase at four. Sean Green, another former guest
Speaker 1: of the show running Sunday Delivery, takes Brock Boers At
Speaker 1: the one oh five. Jackson Smith and Jigba goes to
Speaker 1: Tommy and Allen d two former guests of the hs
Speaker 1: ff O were running the All tam Bomb franchise. At
Speaker 1: the one oh six. Franklin's is the one o seven.
Speaker 1: That's another guest that we've had on this show as
Speaker 1: the as well as the road of his High Stakes
Speaker 1: Lowdown Bill Wonke. He takes Christian McCaffrey there. The Big
Speaker 1: Bambino selects aman Ross Saint Brown at the one o eight.
Speaker 1: That's John McClelland running that from the eighth spot. Ashton
Speaker 1: Genty goes to David Beach, longtime FFPC player. He is
Speaker 1: operating the Finkels Fins franchise this evening. We have Jonathan
Speaker 1: Taylor going on after that to be current and defending
Speaker 1: KFFFC Main Event Champion and a longtime champion of numerous
Speaker 1: leagues in the FFPC, Dan Flamholtz, he is the hammer
Speaker 1: and he's running Jonathan Taylor. At the one ten to
Speaker 1: night Margherita Classic is Norm Barons, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: catch Norman Barons recapping this draft on next Friday nights
Speaker 1: HSFFL or extra reps. He'll be our guest on that.
Speaker 1: He takes Trey McBride there and Justin Jefferson wrapping things
Speaker 1: up at the one to twelve tonight that is Kevin
Speaker 1: Harris the Bejon Mustard Franchise, taking Jefferson the fifth receiver
Speaker 1: off the board. Pharall, I go back to our buddy
Speaker 1: Bob Sangerman and his buddy Ethan Hiltman who Knakoupa the
Speaker 1: first receiver off the board Overchase over Smith and Jiggbob,
Speaker 1: what do you think about that?
Speaker 2: I think that we're going to see more of that.
Speaker 2: It's an investment in who everyone believes this player is.
Speaker 2: And I you know Bob, he is always and it's
Speaker 2: so glad to see him back drafting and he's already
Speaker 2: in mid in midyear form despite not being with this
Speaker 2: the last couple of years. So I'm very pleased to
Speaker 2: see that. Good job. Yeah, I think it. I think
Speaker 2: you're right.
Speaker 1: We're gonna see Na going ahead to Chase more and more.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's the right call, but certainly
Speaker 1: certainly seems to be trending in that direction until DeVante
Speaker 1: Adams sort of like gets the hype going for him.
Speaker 2: I think I think we're also in a place ball
Speaker 2: Key where people are beginning to really really trust the quarterback.
Speaker 2: You know, it's just not that it's not that Stafford
Speaker 2: does not have the love of fantasy players, but for
Speaker 2: a long time the Rams were also winning games with
Speaker 2: rushing in defense. I think you now could we understand
Speaker 2: what Stafford's trying to do with the ball, and getting
Speaker 2: it to Nakua is largely what he's trying to do
Speaker 2: with the ball.
Speaker 1: The two tight ends go off the board in the
Speaker 1: first round. We do have a third tight end off
Speaker 1: the board in the second here, So we go back
Speaker 1: to Beijon Mustard here and at the twelve spot that's
Speaker 1: Kevin Harris. He pairs James Cook to go with Justin Jefferson.
Speaker 1: Solid start there, solid start for Norman Baron's taking Chase
Speaker 1: Brown to go with Trey McBride. Colston Loveland the third
Speaker 1: tight end off the board at the two oh three tonight,
Speaker 1: It's almost seems like it's a big three at tight
Speaker 1: end rather than a big two. More on that in
Speaker 1: a second Omarion Hampton is the robust running back start
Speaker 1: here at the one oh nine to go with Ashton
Speaker 1: Gent that's David Beach going running back, running back, wide receiver,
Speaker 1: wide receiver is how the big van Bino and Bill
Speaker 1: actually John McClelland starts off Saint Brown and then Ceedee Lamb,
Speaker 1: Saquon Barkley, eight Chan and Henry. After that, a little
Speaker 1: mini running back run here in the mid second round
Speaker 1: to Wonky De and Green respectively. Then we get aj
Speaker 1: Brown to Adam Hawn, Kenneth Walker to Sangramine and Hilven
Speaker 1: and then Olavey and Drake London wrap up the second
Speaker 1: round a lave to Nathan Harrison in Bornoni takes Drake
Speaker 1: London Farrell. You know, I have been saying for the
Speaker 1: last couple of weeks, and I'm not saying that this
Speaker 1: is a sure thing to happen, because it's range of
Speaker 1: outcomes like JJ Zecker reason always, but I've been saying
Speaker 1: that I think not only is it going to be
Speaker 1: a big three by the time we get to Louisville
Speaker 1: and by the time we get to Las Vegas. I
Speaker 1: think that Loveland has a decent shot of moving ahead
Speaker 1: of McBride in ADP. We'll see how training camp goes
Speaker 1: and the report's coming out there, but certainly Loveland's being
Speaker 1: drafted way higher now in early July than he was
Speaker 1: back in March.
Speaker 2: I don't think we ever seen h moving from McBride,
Speaker 2: but I do love him and I can make a
Speaker 2: case for it. You know, those last four games of
Speaker 2: the year, forty eight targets sport games of the season.
Speaker 2: You know, it's a fantastic situation. If you're not going
Speaker 2: would you be happier with McBride than London than Loveland?
Speaker 2: I would not.
Speaker 1: Consider them interchangeable, not only interchangeable, Pharrell, I'd much rather
Speaker 1: have Loveland on my team rather than McBride. We'll ask
Speaker 1: Norm about this, why you chose McBride over Loveland, But
Speaker 1: my thought is, you know, I'm trying to win a
Speaker 1: million dollars if i'm drafting in this, and to me,
Speaker 1: Lovelin is the type of guy that can get me there.
Speaker 1: At the end of the season, whereas McBride might be
Speaker 1: catching passes from Carson Beck And I know that still
Speaker 1: bad and they're still probably gonna be throwing, but I'd
Speaker 1: much rather be invested into this Ben Johnson Bears offense.
Speaker 2: Fair enough. It's fair enough, you know, when you take
Speaker 2: a look at what happened with the Bears in the
Speaker 2: last two years at quarterback. This past year, they twenty
Speaker 2: second in the league in sacks as opposed to what
Speaker 2: he He was sacked sixty times the previous year. We're
Speaker 2: in a situation where learning how to get the ball
Speaker 2: out of his hands quicker. Now he lost his offensive center.
Speaker 2: You know he won't be back, but I think the
Speaker 2: line played better as a group. Yeah, I can buy
Speaker 2: into that. Baky. Here's the one thing that you can
Speaker 2: talk about these two guys all day. None of them
Speaker 2: will catch Bowers in the draft, and too nice draft
Speaker 2: proves that Bowers can't be overdrafted, and uh, our lovely
Speaker 2: Stacey Baranz jumps in and congratulates the Bowers draft right away. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and you know it's I remember when you used to
Speaker 2: talk about how, uh, the Bowers would some day be
Speaker 2: the first pick off the floor. You know, I think
Speaker 2: that's gonna happen, but uh yeah, it's it's moving that
Speaker 2: way to not.
Speaker 1: I remember back when when we were talking with uh
Speaker 1: the Dizzle Dave Gerzak, we were talking about this was
Speaker 1: during hours rookie year and he was obviously setting all
Speaker 1: these records and he told me, just unprompted, when I
Speaker 1: came into the office one day, he said, Bulky, you
Speaker 1: know who the one on one in the f f
Speaker 1: PC is going to be in drafts next year? Rock Bowers.
Speaker 1: And while it may have happened Farrell and we'd have
Speaker 1: to go to to the mojo Darren ARMANI go back
Speaker 1: and look. One of the great things about Fantasymojo dot
Speaker 1: com at Fantasy Mojo and acts Darren HERMANI the godfather
Speaker 1: of the process, is Joe's challenge. If you are playing
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Speaker 1: weight in gold. I would say that you could. One
Speaker 1: of the great things about that is you can go
Speaker 1: go back and look at previous year's adp on their
Speaker 1: previous year's draft picks, so we could actually check to
Speaker 1: see if Bowers did go at the one O one
Speaker 1: in any draft in twenty twenty five. I believe he did,
Speaker 1: but don't quote me on that, so I think that
Speaker 1: you're right. Dan Williamson was on FFPC insider Access with
Speaker 1: me last Thursday, and I asked him how high is
Speaker 1: too high? And I expected him. I shouldn't say I
Speaker 1: expected him, but I thought there was a non zero
Speaker 1: chance he might say you can't draft him high, like
Speaker 1: you can't draft him too high? One on one is fine.
Speaker 1: Now he didn't say that. He did say there's about
Speaker 1: four or five players he'd take ahead of Bowers, and
Speaker 1: clearly Sean Green taking him at the one oh five.
Speaker 1: We know that there was potentially four players he would
Speaker 1: have taken over Bowers, but maybe maybe not. You never know.
Speaker 1: I want to. And we're through the third round here,
Speaker 1: Demonta Smith, Nico Collins, George Pickens or the first three
Speaker 1: receivers off the board, followed by Priest Hall to Adam
Speaker 1: hahn Is. He gets his running back number one, Sean
Speaker 1: Green gets his wide receiver number one in a mecca
Speaker 1: at Buka, Jeremiah Love off the board to Tommy and
Speaker 1: Allen d There so the backfield of a Chan and
Speaker 1: Love super young, super explosive. There Rashie Rice ends up
Speaker 1: going to Franklin's at Team seven, Franklins, of course being
Speaker 1: run tonight by Bill Wonke. Then you have Kyron Williams,
Speaker 1: the big Bambino, that's John McClellan getting his RB one Flowers,
Speaker 1: Tyler Warren, Jacobs, and Javonte Williams here. Interesting that Jacobs
Speaker 1: is rising a little bit now. Norm Barons takes him there,
Speaker 1: and then Dan Flamholtz ends up going tight end tight
Speaker 1: end Loveland and Warren. We're gonna have Dan Flamholts on
Speaker 1: here shortly, and I want to talk to him about
Speaker 1: that start, and surely a guy who's won a lot
Speaker 1: of FFPC titles and obviously the KFFSC main event defending champion,
Speaker 1: he knows what he's doing there, but he ends up
Speaker 1: going and we'll see. Always say Ferrell too. When you
Speaker 1: see a team go double tight end early. I think
Speaker 1: sometimes that changes the draft strategy for some of these
Speaker 1: other teams, especially the teams on the left side of
Speaker 1: the draft board tonight.
Speaker 2: I think so too. And you know it also helps
Speaker 2: in this format to get it out of the way
Speaker 2: and if you can move others to then draft the
Speaker 2: tight ends and leave some of the receivers and running
Speaker 2: backs for you down the line. That's good stuff. That's
Speaker 2: an interesting move that he makes there in the fourth round.
Speaker 2: I didn't expect that.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll ask him about it right now. Dan Flamholdts,
Speaker 1: the KFFSC defending Maine event champion and multi time winner
Speaker 1: of the FFPC Leagues, joins us right now, the hammer himself,
Speaker 1: Dan Flamholts, Welcome aboard champ.
Speaker 4: Hey you guys doing tonight.
Speaker 1: We're doing great man, and clearly you're living your best
Speaker 1: life here Taylor at the one ten. Tell us about
Speaker 1: the tight end tight end pick here in the second
Speaker 1: and third round for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like the upside on both Loveland and Tyler
Speaker 5: Warren this year. I would probably say there's probably only
Speaker 5: about five or six tight ends that could become the
Speaker 5: number one option in their offense, and I think Loveland
Speaker 5: and Warren both can do that. So in the tight
Speaker 5: end premium format, I'm willing to take that bet and
Speaker 5: see what happens, and if it does come to fruition,
Speaker 5: I do think that potentially that could give me a
Speaker 5: little bit of an advantage at least during the regular
Speaker 5: season and going into the playoffs.
Speaker 4: In this twelve team format.
Speaker 2: I love that advantage you're looking for. Sir Balkey does
Speaker 2: thinks he would take leveland in front of McBride because
Speaker 2: he does not like the quarterbacks pair with McBride. This year.
Speaker 2: You take a you take a tight end here in
Speaker 2: Tyler Warren. What do you think about that quarterback situation.
Speaker 5: I think Daniel Jones will end up being you know,
Speaker 5: healthy ish if you will, I think he'll play.
Speaker 4: Week one, and if he's on the field, I.
Speaker 5: Think he had a really good connection with Warren when
Speaker 5: he was healthy. Uh last year, if you remember the
Speaker 5: first half of the season, Warren was doing really well.
Speaker 4: It wasn't until Daniel.
Speaker 5: Jones got hurt where Warren's production during the second half
Speaker 5: of the season started to dip. So I'm anticipating Daniel
Speaker 5: Jones being healthy playing Week one, and I do believe
Speaker 5: if he can stay healthy throughout the season, I think
Speaker 5: Jonathan Taylor and Tyler Warren will both have really nice seasons.
Speaker 2: I don't want to I don't want to ask you
Speaker 2: to tip your hand here, and I'm sure Bulky has
Speaker 2: very effusively exciting questions for you. But you know, there's
Speaker 2: an old lives tale in the in the FFPC that
Speaker 2: says you can't go tight in and quarterback, in the
Speaker 2: first few rounds, You've gone double tight end and quarterback.
Speaker 2: I'm really interested to see what you're going to pull
Speaker 2: out from under your sleeve here for running back wide receiver.
Speaker 2: I'm just yeah, now, you know, I'm just zeroed in
Speaker 2: on the Flamhost draft. I'm studying the hammer. You got
Speaker 2: other guys from Kentucky that are in here. Harris Green
Speaker 2: is played in Kentucky. We love Bobby Sangerman is back
Speaker 2: in the drafting. And you know all I can do
Speaker 2: is now focus on the Hammer. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I think the reason why I felt that it would
Speaker 5: be okay to take Allen with the two tight ends
Speaker 5: is because I really like the wide receiver depth even
Speaker 5: as deep as round nine.
Speaker 2: So and another reason is okay, is you paid for
Speaker 2: the team.
Speaker 5: We'll see how it shakes out, right, But I think
Speaker 5: there's some underrated, undervalued wide receivers in round six through nine,
Speaker 5: and if I can get a couple of those, I
Speaker 5: think the team will balance out just fine.
Speaker 1: Dan, you get Josh Allen right at ADP. According to
Speaker 1: Mojo over the last five days in the Big Gorilla,
Speaker 1: and we got probably about two dozen plus drafts worth
Speaker 1: on there. As far as a sample size, you get
Speaker 1: them right at ADP at the four h three. How
Speaker 1: important or how much are you zagging when so many
Speaker 1: other people are zigging right now with I mean the
Speaker 1: next by ADP, the next quarterback to come off the
Speaker 1: board doesn't happen until the six. So six we've seen
Speaker 1: quarterbacks push down incredibly, not only in the FFPC but
Speaker 1: the KFFFC this year. Pretty much everywhere quarterbacks are being
Speaker 1: pushed down. How crucial was it for you to get
Speaker 1: Josh Allen? Was this a capitalization on everybody else depressing
Speaker 1: the quarterback value that you felt like, Okay, this is
Speaker 1: fantastic value on Josh Allen. Now I don't have to worry
Speaker 1: about the position.
Speaker 5: Well, I understand that this year is a little bit
Speaker 5: unique with the quarterback depth, right, you have a lot
Speaker 5: of qb ones, you know, going as late as round
Speaker 5: ten or.
Speaker 4: Even round eleven or even later.
Speaker 5: But it's always attractive to me when I can get
Speaker 5: a guy like Josh Allen who could clearly be the
Speaker 5: number one player at his position. It's almost like, if
Speaker 5: you're looking at the opportunity cost. You know, Josh Allen
Speaker 5: could still outscore all those other quarterbacks by forty or
Speaker 5: fifty points. Now, I'm not saying that's going to happen,
Speaker 5: but it's still in the range of outcomes. So if
Speaker 5: I could get a value like Josh Allen in the
Speaker 5: fourth round and balance it out with some wide receivers
Speaker 5: that you know what, if I took a wide receiver there,
Speaker 5: maybe the wide receiver that I would would have taken
Speaker 5: in round six around seven, you know, the range of
Speaker 5: outcomes or the difference in total points there would maybe
Speaker 5: be twenty maybe thirty points. But getting Josh Allen, who
Speaker 5: potentially could still be the number one player at his position,
Speaker 5: in the fourth round, you know, I'll continue to take
Speaker 5: that value.
Speaker 2: Fellas. There's one thing that I love about Josh Allen,
Speaker 2: and I can't figure out which one of his wide
Speaker 2: receivers that I want to draft because he'll throw to
Speaker 2: all of them. They're fifth. Is his fifth receiver on
Speaker 2: that team could probably be a number three for half
Speaker 2: the teams in the NFL. So when he loses, if
Speaker 2: he loses a player to injury, if if a player
Speaker 2: has to come out of a game, he's always got
Speaker 2: a full arsenal wide receivers and a great running back.
Speaker 2: So there's some things very much like about him. And
Speaker 2: he has a defense that naturally will have to play
Speaker 2: better this year than they did last year, and if
Speaker 2: they do, down in distance, will return to his favor.
Speaker 2: So you don't have to sell me on a hammer.
Speaker 2: I will point out this is since you since you
Speaker 2: double tight end and quarterback, we thought we might uh
Speaker 2: ball alluded to the fact that we might have some
Speaker 2: effect to perhaps a run on one or two of
Speaker 2: those positions, and that has not had has not happened yet.
Speaker 1: And certainly maybe this is just the deep yawning chasm
Speaker 1: that FFPC players believe happens after Tyler Warren, that there's
Speaker 1: just not the value in it to take another tight
Speaker 1: end in the fourth round or perhaps the fifth round,
Speaker 1: and definitely the third round here tonight, Dan. The other
Speaker 1: great thing about your team, as we look at it,
Speaker 1: here you have a guy who was formerly the number
Speaker 1: one running back overall who could ascend to that leveled
Speaker 1: again this year. Colston Lovelin. I think there's much higher
Speaker 1: than a non zero chance that he's the number one
Speaker 1: tight end this year. Tyler Warren, I think has a
Speaker 1: great shot of finishing as a top two or top
Speaker 1: three tight end. We talked about or somebody mentioned in
Speaker 1: the chat. I threw it up on the screen. But
Speaker 1: all those vacated targets form Michael Pittman, they have to
Speaker 1: go somewhere. Perhaps a good chunk of them go to
Speaker 1: Tyler Warren. And then you have the de facto number
Speaker 1: one quarterback on your team as well, with only having
Speaker 1: to start two wide receivers in this format, Dan, and
Speaker 1: it probably gives you more freedom to go with the
Speaker 1: elite guys at the onesie positions, as people say. With
Speaker 1: you getting two elite tight ends, two top four tight ends,
Speaker 1: a potential number one overall running back, and the de
Speaker 1: facto number one quarterback here, probably not something you could
Speaker 1: do if you had to start three receivers, but only
Speaker 1: having to start two here, it definitely frees you up
Speaker 1: a little bit more.
Speaker 4: You make it sound so nice, Eric, I appreciate.
Speaker 1: That while using the word de facto twice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was overusing it. That was good, yea, but no,
Speaker 2: that was impressive to me.
Speaker 1: Well, there you go. We got you on deck here.
Speaker 1: Hammer you have already, as I said, you got a
Speaker 1: running back, a quarterback. Two tight ends, is now the
Speaker 1: time to attack the receiver position. Twenty six of them
Speaker 1: are off the board. We also see Kyle Pitts off
Speaker 1: the board. Not that you're thinking tight end here, but
Speaker 1: twenty six receivers off the board, twenty four running backs
Speaker 1: off the board. You have again, I you know, not
Speaker 1: to keep harping on this, but with the double flex
Speaker 1: and only having to start two running backs two receivers here,
Speaker 1: this does give you the opportunity to go with running
Speaker 1: back or receiver, or perhaps another tight end if you
Speaker 1: really wanted to. It's not an official purple sasquatch, but
Speaker 1: it's close. You're now on the clock at the five
Speaker 1: to ten to take us through this pick right now?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I'm going to take my second running
Speaker 5: back here, another younger player, a little bit of an
Speaker 5: upside play, but I definitely think he's gonna end up
Speaker 5: being the RB one for the Jacksonville Jaguars. I think
Speaker 5: Chris Rodriguez will definitely factor in, but I think there's
Speaker 5: gonna be enough volume to go around on the very
Speaker 5: good and productive offense. They're going to run a lot
Speaker 5: of plays, score a lot of points. So I'm gonna
Speaker 5: take bay Shell Tootin right here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is another guy that's really a sending up
Speaker 1: draft boards.
Speaker 2: Lately.
Speaker 1: I was listening to Pat Karan on the legendary Upside
Speaker 1: podcast that That's Fair podcast, and he was talking about
Speaker 1: how much he loves Bacial Tootin this year.
Speaker 2: He's not alone.
Speaker 1: There's plenty of other people who like him. I just
Speaker 1: drafted him in a KFFSC main event earlier this week,
Speaker 1: so I'm excited about him as well. And now you
Speaker 1: have a backfield of Taylor and Tuton, which you gotta
Speaker 1: love here to go with Loveland, Warren and Alan certainly
Speaker 1: an exciting start. Dan, Is this a start that you
Speaker 1: kind of envisioned in your mind before the draft started
Speaker 1: or was this something that even caught you off guard?
Speaker 5: It really caught me off guard because I didn't think
Speaker 5: Tyler Warren would be there at the three ten. I
Speaker 5: thought he would be there a little bit well, excuse me.
Speaker 5: I thought he would be gone, you know, early third round,
Speaker 5: pretty close, pretty close to the round two, round three turn.
Speaker 5: That's where I've seen him go on lately. So when
Speaker 5: he fell to three ten, and for the reasons I
Speaker 5: gave earlier, I just thought it was too good of
Speaker 5: a value to pass up, you know, with the tight
Speaker 5: end premium scoring and the ability to start to flex
Speaker 5: you know players.
Speaker 4: I thought that Warren was the right pick there.
Speaker 1: Norm Barns is now doubled up on tight ends too,
Speaker 1: so of the six tight ends that have been chosen,
Speaker 1: five of them are on the right side of the board.
Speaker 1: We'll see how the left side of the board reacts
Speaker 1: to this, especially when you consider the top four teams
Speaker 1: only have running backs and receivers on their squads so far,
Speaker 1: Fan and going to Barons, and then of course at
Speaker 1: twelve tonight we see Kevin Harris going Drake May and
Speaker 1: Jamison Williams. It is back on Norm Barons, who again
Speaker 1: will be on extra reps next week to talk about
Speaker 1: the McBride, pick the Jacobs, pick the Fan and pick
Speaker 1: it so much more here, Dan, do you feel like
Speaker 1: you know part of the I mean, how much did
Speaker 1: did the fact that you would be the first team
Speaker 1: doubling up on tight end? Did that factor in the
Speaker 1: decision with Warren at all? Or is that just purely
Speaker 1: a talent and opportunity player driven selection there?
Speaker 5: Talented opportunity, that's really what I was looking at there,
Speaker 5: and I just like I mentioned the value there, I
Speaker 5: thought it was too good to pass up. And you
Speaker 5: know Loveland, Warren McBride and Bowers. You know, a lot
Speaker 5: of people will say, let's try to get those tight
Speaker 5: ends that could be the first or second option in
Speaker 5: the passing game, right, And maybe there's you know, six
Speaker 5: or seven of those, but I think there's only four
Speaker 5: that could be truly the number one option in their
Speaker 5: passing game. And I think I got two of them.
Speaker 5: So I think I'm pretty pleased with that.
Speaker 2: And I think you have to draft again, and after
Speaker 2: you do, I have a question for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you are on the clock here.
Speaker 2: Hammer.
Speaker 1: We mentioned the backfield. You have your top two running backs,
Speaker 1: top two tight ends. You have Josh Allen, is is
Speaker 1: this the time where you pee yellow? As the kids say, here, oh,
Speaker 1: what good first wide receiver? It'd be if you go
Speaker 1: wide receiver here, it'd be the thirtieth one taken and
Speaker 1: he'd be your number take us process.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm gonna go wide receiver, and I'm gonna go
Speaker 5: a rookie, and let's hope that he puts up some
Speaker 5: good numbers in dables offense.
Speaker 1: Guy wasn't even in the league last year. Is the
Speaker 1: Hammers number one wide receiver year? Well, I said, I
Speaker 1: was gonna ask you a question about something else, but
Speaker 1: now I've that impresses me Hammer because I've I've been
Speaker 1: wondering why.
Speaker 2: The factory of wide receivers going into the NFL, whye
Speaker 2: tate has not gone higher. Now you know a team
Speaker 2: that you're going to have to compete against in Kentucky
Speaker 2: this year is two shots to the right of the board.
Speaker 2: This team number twelve with Kevin Harris and and I've
Speaker 2: been impressed with the selections so far. He's missing that
Speaker 2: tight end. Drake May is the second quarterback off the board.
Speaker 2: Wa what do you think about that?
Speaker 4: I like Drake May. You know, I think a J.
Speaker 5: Brown would certainly help his his numbers. He has rushing
Speaker 5: upside as well. I do think, you know, Drake May
Speaker 5: is kind of in that same tier as maybe Joe Burrow,
Speaker 5: although Joe Burrow doesn't have the rushing upside. He just
Speaker 5: you know, he may throw for forty touchdowns. But you know,
Speaker 5: I certainly think Drake May being the second quarterback off
Speaker 5: the board is reasonable. You know, I think preferences, you know,
Speaker 5: vary and I think a lot of people would agree
Speaker 5: with that selection. You know, I think you know, other
Speaker 5: quarterbacks such as you know Lamar Jackson.
Speaker 4: Would also be worthy of that spot. But you know,
Speaker 4: certainly Drake May is a worthy selection there.
Speaker 2: Well, I like, look your teams and Balky, we've made
Speaker 2: him work for it tonight. If he doesn't do as
Speaker 2: well as he wanted to in this league, it's going
Speaker 2: to be our fault. Yeah, you can blame us for sure. Dan.
Speaker 1: Always a pleasure to catch up with you, and we
Speaker 1: will see you in got about a month and a
Speaker 1: half in Louisville, my friend, good luck the rest of
Speaker 1: the way. Thanks for being a part of the stream tonight.
Speaker 4: Thank you for having me on. Guys, take care.
Speaker 1: That is Dan Flamholtz, the defending Kentucky Fantasy Football Main
Speaker 1: Event winner of last year. Can't wait to see him
Speaker 1: accept this trophy at the KFFSC this year and of
Speaker 1: course a multi time FFPC Redraft and dynasty winner. We
Speaker 1: are off and running here in the sixth round. Obviously
Speaker 1: the Tate pick happened. Pharaoh was starting to see some
Speaker 1: tight ends go. But it's interesting to me and I
Speaker 1: brought this up five of the top six tight ends,
Speaker 1: we're on the right side of the board. I can
Speaker 1: say that now there's eight tight ends off the board,
Speaker 1: and seven of them are on the right side of
Speaker 1: the board. So it'll be interesting to see what happens here.
Speaker 1: Adam Hahn getting George Kittle here as the ninth tight
Speaker 1: end in the eighth round at the six Z nine
Speaker 1: now likely going off the board to Sangramin and Hildman
Speaker 1: here at the three Lamargin now falling a little bit
Speaker 1: further than his ADP tonight, that's outpost thirty one, Nathan
Speaker 1: Harris taking him. As we are on the final pick
Speaker 1: of the sixth round, it's Franklin.
Speaker 2: Or Noni who's on the clock.
Speaker 1: So ten tight ends now off the board here in
Speaker 1: the sixth round, and we're starting to see the purple
Speaker 1: enter the left side of the bar are what do
Speaker 1: you think of the Roman Donsay pick here at six
Speaker 1: oh five tonight, thirty first wide receiver John McClelland takes
Speaker 1: him as his number three receiver. You know, it seems
Speaker 1: like FFPC drafters are mostly Team Burden over Team a
Speaker 1: Doonza this year. We have Tommy and Allen Dee taking
Speaker 1: Luther Burden at the four oh seven. You feel like
Speaker 1: that's an appropriate amount of space between Burden and no Doonsey.
Speaker 1: Should one of them be going higher lower? How do
Speaker 1: you feel about those top two Bears wide receivers this season?
Speaker 2: Ah, I can live with it. I'm not going to
Speaker 2: be drafting either of them because of what you have
Speaker 2: said about Loveland in this and you know I probably.
Speaker 1: Likeall Colston Loveland too, by the way, like.
Speaker 2: No, you can't b.
Speaker 1: But you for instance, in in this board, I would
Speaker 1: have liked Thomas.
Speaker 2: I would have liked Thomas of Jacksonville better. I would
Speaker 2: have I would have made that move. But at this
Speaker 2: you know, if you have to have a receiver at
Speaker 2: this points, you see it. The pics of the pics
Speaker 2: have slowed a bit, and yeah, I think it matches up.
Speaker 2: You know, he's already got Saint Brown, he's already got
Speaker 2: Ceedee Lamb, So why can't he choose a Dunsay and
Speaker 2: makes him make an upside play. We're certainly a talented player,
Speaker 2: so as a drafting strategy, that's sort of an embarrassment
Speaker 2: of riches there. He's got two solid running backs. There's
Speaker 2: some tight ends out there that I still like, I'm.
Speaker 1: Wondering if they'll get to my friend Kevin Harris over
Speaker 1: here at the twelve spot.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: If I gave you a very good answer on the
Speaker 1: Chicago wide receiver group, but here I would not have
Speaker 1: been drafting any four of you can see what he did. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 1: exactly yes. Out of the last seven picks, four of
Speaker 1: them have been tight ends. Will one of them make
Speaker 1: it to Kevin Harris? Does Kevin and Harris even care
Speaker 1: if one of it makes it back to let's find
Speaker 1: out right now drafting from the twelve spot. The owner
Speaker 1: of the Beajon Mustard franchise is Kevin Harrison. He joins
Speaker 1: us now drafting here the Justin Jefferson, James Cook, Davonte
Speaker 1: Williams start. Kevin, thanks for joining us tonight, man. How
Speaker 1: do you feel about your team? Six rounds in?
Speaker 2: Kevin? Do we have you? Yeah? Well that's the thing, Hello, sir,
Speaker 2: how are you? I love it when you appear on
Speaker 2: screen it always looks like some intro to a horror movie,
Speaker 2: although you are not the reason it looks that way,
Speaker 2: But there's something glowing behind you. It's like the scent
Speaker 2: is just fantastic, says Aura, Yes, says the Aura. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: well we're we're on the road.
Speaker 6: But uh uh, when do.
Speaker 2: You see the team in Louisville? You know one of them.
Speaker 2: We're gonna give you a new one this year.
Speaker 7: Erica's son is going to join us, and yeah, we're
Speaker 7: gonna get signed up.
Speaker 2: Well, there's music to my ears, Sir Kevin.
Speaker 1: I know it's difficult to plot out a draft from
Speaker 1: on the twelve spot, But when you found out you
Speaker 1: were picking twelve, how much strategy goes into that? What
Speaker 1: did you think you were going to be doing? And
Speaker 1: how close did this start of the draft come to
Speaker 1: what you thought your start of the draft would look like.
Speaker 7: Well, I figured wide receivers, uh to start off with,
Speaker 7: especially an f f PC an f f PC. I
Speaker 7: believe that if you've got two prime running backs, you're
Speaker 7: pretty good shape. I went off the demand with I
Speaker 7: want to borrow, but I like may too.
Speaker 8: Tight end.
Speaker 1: I love your running backs. Well, you get two picks,
Speaker 1: one of them should probably be a tight end. But
Speaker 1: I love your running backs.
Speaker 2: I like your receivers, and no one is going to
Speaker 2: complain about your quarterback. I think you're putting together a
Speaker 2: mighty five squad.
Speaker 1: I'm interested to know who that tight end will be,
Speaker 1: but you can't share it with us because the team's
Speaker 1: in front of you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to pick their third one, I could just go
Speaker 2: pick the.
Speaker 3: Third, the the the the express.
Speaker 2: The explosivity or explosiveness.
Speaker 1: That's a great word, explosivity that you have.
Speaker 2: On this team with James Cook.
Speaker 1: Obviously, Javonte Williams is playing in an exciting offense this year.
Speaker 1: Christian Watson has been a big play waiting to happen
Speaker 1: most of his career when he's on the field, and
Speaker 1: obviously he could say the same thing about Jamison Williams here.
Speaker 1: And then you get that number two quarter back, the
Speaker 1: number two quarterback drafted from the AFC East is also
Speaker 1: the number two quarterback drafted tonight in Drake May. So certainly,
Speaker 1: you know NFL coaches and gms and front office people
Speaker 1: talk about this all the time. It's all about the
Speaker 1: explosives in the NFL. That's how you butter your bread.
Speaker 1: That's that that is how you win games and put
Speaker 1: up points. And certainly, I think Kevin you have done
Speaker 1: that here with some explosive players on your roster.
Speaker 2: You're now on deck here. Do we know that?
Speaker 1: I mean, do you do we know that it's going
Speaker 1: to be a tight end as one of these picks?
Speaker 1: Or would you let it slide to the ninth round.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be very limited and I am up,
Speaker 2: so you'll see.
Speaker 1: So Kevin, Kevin has made one of his selections. While
Speaker 1: he pontificates or ponders this this second selection, I'll just
Speaker 1: recap his team from the twelve spot. Justin, Jefferson, Watson
Speaker 1: and Jamison Williams are the receivers. He's got Cook and
Speaker 1: Javonte Williams in the backfield. Drake may is the passer
Speaker 1: on this team. Dallas Goddard, the fourteenth tight end drafted tonight,
Speaker 1: is the first one for Kevin Harris. Here, Kevin, you
Speaker 1: got forty seconds left on this pick. What are you
Speaker 1: thinking for a pick number two? He's going tiny in
Speaker 1: back to back.
Speaker 2: A no, sorry, Farrel, you're a long I've never heard
Speaker 2: of that. We're gonna go with the number.
Speaker 1: We're gonna go with the number two guy in Tampa,
Speaker 1: Chris Gotten is the pick from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Speaker 1: got when the thirty eighth receiver off the board. To
Speaker 1: Kevin Harris here tonight as his number four receiver to
Speaker 1: go with a tampented backfield.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I like the I like Godwin, I like Baker
Speaker 9: Mayfield and the Tampa offensive scheme anyway, So he with
Speaker 9: Evans gone, he'll get a few more balls now along
Speaker 9: with the moveba.
Speaker 1: The the tandem of Godwinning and Buka is very tantalizing.
Speaker 1: I do have a good amount of Chris Godwin this year.
Speaker 1: I wish I had more at Buka. I think the
Speaker 1: Buccaneers offense is primed for a big time positive regression
Speaker 1: to the mean. You think about all those injuries that
Speaker 1: they had last year, not only to god Win and
Speaker 1: Bucky Irving, but all along the offensive line. Baker Mayfield
Speaker 1: himself was pretty dinged up down the stretch last year.
Speaker 1: As fantasy players, one of the crutches we lean on
Speaker 1: is recency bias. It's not always the greatest crutch to
Speaker 1: lean on, and certainly if the Buccaneers do rebound, you
Speaker 1: are getting values at all these players in the draft
Speaker 1: right now. Godwin goes with Jamison Williams, Watson and Jefferson
Speaker 1: Cook Javonte Williams in the backfield and Drake may Kevin
Speaker 1: Harris drafting from the twelve spot tonight. Kevin, thanks for
Speaker 1: making us a part of your evening. Appreciate your insight. Man,
Speaker 1: enjoy the rest of the draft. Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Sure, Berylson, you next mile. I'll be looking forward to it, buddy,
Speaker 2: and I am expecting a double digit round of youth
Speaker 2: players to join to join this club. So congratulations, Thanks Gott.
Speaker 2: We'll see you next mile.
Speaker 1: That's Kevin Harris, Ladies and gentlemen, drafting from the twelve
Speaker 1: spot tonight the Jon Mustard franchise. Here as we enter
Speaker 1: the eighth round, Pharaoh, you are right, the picks have
Speaker 1: slowed down a little bit. If we can go back
Speaker 1: to Sangermin and Han Sangerman at the three spot and
Speaker 1: Han at the four spot tonight, these guys wait until
Speaker 1: the sixth round two draft tight ends. They both go
Speaker 1: back to back tight ends here. I like the likely
Speaker 1: Ferguson pairing for Sangramin and Hi Hillman, and then the
Speaker 1: Kittle Andrews thing I think is kind of underrated a
Speaker 1: little bit from Adam Hahn there. What do you make
Speaker 1: of both those teams going back to back tight ends
Speaker 1: to make sure that while they did wait until eight
Speaker 1: tight ends were off the board. They have both assured
Speaker 1: themselves of two top thirteen tight ends each on their squads.
Speaker 2: If Steven g was here, he would be very very
Speaker 2: proud of Bobby and his you know, and as I
Speaker 2: recall Isaiah Likely, Bobby was always high on him. Now
Speaker 2: what he's done with Ferguson, I like the Likely and
Speaker 2: Ferguson I will give a thumbs up to and give
Speaker 2: them a little more a little more upside than what
Speaker 2: I like with Kittle and Andrews. But it's hard to
Speaker 2: argue against Kittle and Andrews. And you know, Adam believes
Speaker 2: that he squeeze one more year out of these guys.
Speaker 2: And I think you can to you when you got
Speaker 2: George Kettle on your team, you've got the best football
Speaker 2: player in the NFL. And whether you've got the most
Speaker 2: prolific tight end catching player for fantasy, it's hard to say.
Speaker 2: But yeah, this is this is a really good group here,
Speaker 2: and these guys were wise and smart to double up
Speaker 2: and take care of the position. And there's some youth
Speaker 2: that can lean into later in the draft as well
Speaker 2: for a third tight end say so desired.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean you look at Sangerman this this is
Speaker 1: from the three spot. You look at Sangraman and Hildman.
Speaker 1: They already had two wide receivers, they already had three
Speaker 1: running backs. Obviously already had the four receivers and the
Speaker 1: one running back in bress Hall. But I think sometimes,
Speaker 1: you know, if I'm going to say, not that there's
Speaker 1: anything easy when it comes to the big Gorilla, but
Speaker 1: the easies or the least difficult position to fill on
Speaker 1: your roster is usually RB two. And I'm sure Adam's
Speaker 1: going to be able to do that through quantity. He's
Speaker 1: going to be able to do that, maybe through some
Speaker 1: quality here in the mid rounds to pick that up.
Speaker 1: But they had the luxury of doing that to get Kittle,
Speaker 1: a guy whose value is depressed right now because he's
Speaker 1: coming off the injury Mark Andrews, who I think has
Speaker 1: been depressed most of drafting season because we think about
Speaker 1: how that season ended last year. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: you have a healthy Lamar Jackson and no Isaiah Likely
Speaker 1: who was on Sangramin and Hiltman's team. The unknown, the
Speaker 1: mystery door. We don't know how good Likely is going
Speaker 1: to be in that Giant's offense. But certainly all the
Speaker 1: stars seem to be aligning for him to have a
Speaker 1: big season. I've been drafting him this year. Jake Ferguson
Speaker 1: is is the SETI Eddie a rich Man's Dalton Schultz
Speaker 1: perhaps in Dallas this year, catching passes behind Lamb, behind
Speaker 1: Perkins Pickins. Beg your pardon. So that is the pairing
Speaker 1: that we get there. As we are entering now the
Speaker 1: end of the eighth round, I want to go to
Speaker 1: our next guest, Ladies and gentlemen. He's drafting from the
Speaker 1: five spot tonight. He's been on this show before. He
Speaker 1: is running the Sunday delivery squad and again another former
Speaker 1: FFPC League champion. We're gonna bring him on right now.
Speaker 1: You can connect with him on the X at THHA
Speaker 1: Underscore Green Underscore number one. That's the Green one, and
Speaker 1: we bring the Green one on right now. Sean Green,
Speaker 1: welcome aboard.
Speaker 10: Hey you guys, how you doing?
Speaker 1: We're doing great, Manda, But the better question is how
Speaker 1: are you doing eight rounds into this draft for a
Speaker 1: potential million dollar grand prize for you?
Speaker 11: You know, this draft, this draft is interesting, it's been
Speaker 11: it's been fun.
Speaker 10: It's it's it's a punishing room, you know.
Speaker 11: You see these guys doubling up on the tight ends,
Speaker 11: you know, and teams it's like, well, I'll just get
Speaker 11: what's left. It's definitely you know, if you push it
Speaker 11: too much, this is what happens.
Speaker 1: Right, it can't happen. And we have seen the other
Speaker 1: redeeming quality about the tight end position and letting it drap.
Speaker 1: We have seen players that are not drafted in the
Speaker 1: top fifteen, sometimes not even in the top twenty, that
Speaker 1: end up having top ten or perhaps even top five seasons.
Speaker 1: Whether that's Dallas Goddard or not this year, we shall see.
Speaker 1: But you didn't want to mess around with that, Sean.
Speaker 1: You said, to hell with it, I'm getting my tight
Speaker 1: end right away. Rock Bowers at the one toh five.
Speaker 1: Was that the plan all along?
Speaker 10: Pretty much?
Speaker 11: You know, I figured in this's one of the top
Speaker 11: four fell you know, it was gonna be Bowers. I
Speaker 11: had been talking about it with one of my friends
Speaker 11: and I was like, yeah, it's gotta be Bowers. I
Speaker 11: feel like he could. Everyone's like, oh, this year's JSN.
Speaker 10: He is. To me, he is this year's JSN.
Speaker 11: You know, I feel like with Kobiak and he has
Speaker 11: better quarterback play than he's probably ever had in his career.
Speaker 1: Like, you're on the clock, right yeah, Sean, Sean, Sean
Speaker 1: Green is on the clock right now.
Speaker 2: I'm predicting tight En.
Speaker 1: Here's here's what his roster looks like. We're talking about
Speaker 1: team five. While Sean looks at this, I'll catch everybody up.
Speaker 1: He goes Bowers in the first He has Derreck Henry,
Speaker 1: David Montgomery, and Jonathan Brooks in his backfield. The receivers
Speaker 1: are at Buca McLaurin, Brian Thomas, Michael Pittman, Sean who
Speaker 1: is joining this squad? Uh with the with your nine
Speaker 1: oh five selection tonight?
Speaker 10: Well it's got to be the the national champion.
Speaker 1: JJ McCarthy. No, you do need a quarterback, Blake the great.
Speaker 11: So coum And if I did, JJ, I would still
Speaker 11: need a quarterback.
Speaker 2: WHOA, that's a good one.
Speaker 11: That's Hall of Fame, Michigan legend.
Speaker 10: You know JJ McCarthy.
Speaker 11: But the NFL has been a little unforgiving, so you
Speaker 11: know he's gonna need some work. And now he's a
Speaker 11: backup and maybe you can learn something from Kyler. I mean,
Speaker 11: he's in a great offense. He's got so many weapons,
Speaker 11: he's got a great head coach. We'll see, but for
Speaker 11: now it's hands off Sean.
Speaker 1: We had Scott Kobe, who was on extra reps just
Speaker 1: a few weeks ago, chiming in, he loves your David
Speaker 1: Montgomery pick here tonight at the five O five twenty
Speaker 1: third running back selected. He's your number two behind Derrick Henry.
Speaker 2: He's a player.
Speaker 1: I like this year too as well. You had the
Speaker 1: opportunity at this spot to draft a couple of the
Speaker 1: upstart young sophomore potential breakouts and Trevian Henderson, Bay Shell Tooton.
Speaker 1: You could have drafted the first round pick of the
Speaker 1: Seattle Seahawks and Jendarian Price. You went with old krusty
Speaker 1: David Montgomery. I'm obviously baiting you into this because I
Speaker 1: like this pick, but I have to play the other
Speaker 1: side of this in order to frame it. David Montgomery,
Speaker 1: why was he the pick over some younger running backs there?
Speaker 11: So what you're saying is you got to play both
Speaker 11: sides of the coin, right like this coin.
Speaker 1: Got there you go the big gorilla champion, medal championship.
Speaker 11: So I'll tell you for me, I feel like Montgomery
Speaker 11: doesn't have as much tread on the tires as most
Speaker 11: old running backs, you know, as.
Speaker 10: He split so much with Gibbs.
Speaker 4: He.
Speaker 10: Debated. But we'll see.
Speaker 11: But the situation in Houston, I think is ideal for him. Right,
Speaker 11: they go get him. He's gonna be their grinder back,
Speaker 11: their defense is elead. They're gonna be playing with the
Speaker 11: lead more often than not. I don't know how much
Speaker 11: they trust Stroud after these last couple of years, right,
Speaker 11: I mean, it was a little better last year, but
Speaker 11: he looked abysmal in the playoff game.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 11: I think they're gonna want to run the ball more,
Speaker 11: and I think he's gonna be the beneficiary.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 11: Wood he marks. I mean he'll I think I have
Speaker 11: a role, But I don't think he's gonna take any
Speaker 11: work from Montgomery. He'll just have his own role, you
Speaker 11: know what I mean. And I really like that situation,
Speaker 11: you know, the fact they went and traded for him.
Speaker 11: I think Montgomery wanted to be a workhorse, you know,
Speaker 11: obviously for him to leave because him and Gibbs were tight,
Speaker 11: you know, they had their little and knuckles things. So
Speaker 11: I think it's a good situation, And for me with Trevion,
Speaker 11: I like the upside, I get it, but I also
Speaker 11: I'm more of a give me Romandre Stevenson right, and
Speaker 11: I kind of got my my.
Speaker 10: Upside there with Brooks.
Speaker 11: You know what I mean that that same type of
Speaker 11: player obviously, who knows in either situation. We know what
Speaker 11: Henderson can do, but I've seen like some metrics on him,
Speaker 11: and you know his past blocking or his uh, his
Speaker 11: past block He's not great. You know, he's he's explosive,
Speaker 11: we know that, but I just I don't know he's
Speaker 11: To me, he's a best ball player. That's that's been
Speaker 11: my thing.
Speaker 2: I think he's got a wonderful gift with Thomas where
Speaker 2: you got him, you know, I find another good way
Speaker 2: and a compatriot to talk about Pittman, I think you're
Speaker 2: looking at a receiver right there that well, how many
Speaker 2: catches you think for Pittman in that Pittsburgh off?
Speaker 11: I mean, does he not fit what Aaron Rodgers does
Speaker 11: at this point in his career? Now you know Rogers
Speaker 11: isn't bombing the ball down the field anymore. I mean,
Speaker 11: Pittman just seems like the perfect fit for what Pittsburgh
Speaker 11: is going to probably do. I mean, I know they
Speaker 11: have Jalen Warren, you know they have frying, but if
Speaker 11: they have other weapons.
Speaker 10: But I just I like Pittman. I just he's one
Speaker 10: of those guys.
Speaker 11: You know, he's not he's not going to blow up,
Speaker 11: but you know you can get you know, six to
Speaker 11: eight catches a week sometimes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think eighty eighty five catches, and you begin
Speaker 2: to look at a player. I think, when what however
Speaker 2: much preseason play we see from him, I think we'll
Speaker 2: see that it clicks. And I've noticed him already going
Speaker 2: higher in some drafts. Maybe Balky could back that up
Speaker 2: for me. Balkey gets a little tired of me talking
Speaker 2: about Pittman, but most of them, you know, when you
Speaker 2: can see when you can see value that late in
Speaker 2: the draft like that. And so I love your receivers,
Speaker 2: and then the running backs are some of my favorites.
Speaker 2: And it did you think Henry would make it back
Speaker 2: to you? I guess you did.
Speaker 11: It, because honestly, you know, with the running backs in
Speaker 11: the second round, you never know. I've seen some drafts
Speaker 11: where the receivers fall back, you know, I've seen Ceedee
Speaker 11: Lamb fall back.
Speaker 10: I mean, look, where Drake London went. Yeah, I've seen
Speaker 10: him going.
Speaker 11: A lot of times at the at the two four,
Speaker 11: you know, the two five or earlier. So it just
Speaker 11: it just depends, right with Loveland. I know I did
Speaker 11: a main event. I got Loveland at two ten. So again,
Speaker 11: you just you really don't know where these guys are
Speaker 11: going to go. And everyone a lot there's a lot
Speaker 11: of people doing the portfolio thing they have, Well, have
Speaker 11: so much of this guy. I want to get some
Speaker 11: of this guy on my team and it really changes
Speaker 11: things up. So I mean for me to I love
Speaker 11: Henry every year. Maybe this is the year right he
Speaker 11: falls off the cliff, the age cliff everything, But the
Speaker 11: guy is a machine.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: The the other thing too, uh with this and I
Speaker 1: talked about this earlier, but you talk about never knowing
Speaker 1: where players are going to go.
Speaker 2: I've had high stakes players for years.
Speaker 1: Tell me throw adp out the window when it comes
Speaker 1: to FFPC drafts because of the portfolio aspect that you mentioned, Sean,
Speaker 1: and then the fact that you can build your team
Speaker 1: so many different way.
Speaker 2: Is only needing to start two.
Speaker 1: Running backs, needing to start two receivers, one tight end,
Speaker 1: and then obviously get the dual flex. There one last
Speaker 1: thing I want to ask you about Pittman here, if
Speaker 1: you were not on a live stream with one Farrell Elliott,
Speaker 1: would you have still picked Michael Pittman. Yes, okayards legit pick.
Speaker 2: It was legend.
Speaker 11: He's not a he's not a fancy pick you know
Speaker 11: in the community and whatnot. But for me, you got
Speaker 11: you gotta I feel like, I know it sounds really stupid,
Speaker 11: but you got to get a little floor with your ceiling.
Speaker 2: Right, let's help me stays a little unfancy.
Speaker 10: I agree. Let's hope he actually drops a few rounds
Speaker 10: as well. I mean, there you go.
Speaker 2: But I've heard that he's not catching the ball. Well,
Speaker 2: I've heard that, you know, yeah, you know, yeah.
Speaker 1: I was gonna I was gonna say this about Montgomery too,
Speaker 1: and and I forgot. And I know I've mentioned this
Speaker 1: on the show before, but I'm gonna mention it again.
Speaker 1: David Montgomery caught more than seventy passes as a collegiate player.
Speaker 1: He was the total package coming out of Iowa State
Speaker 1: when he was drafted. Right, and and you look at CJ. Stroud,
Speaker 1: who's not the biggest rushing threat in the world. It
Speaker 1: seems to me, even if he's not getting a third
Speaker 1: down with Woody marks there, there still should be some
Speaker 1: significant dump offfs to Montgomery and some design catches there
Speaker 1: as well. And you know you talk about the offensive line.
Speaker 1: I know Rubio and Adam Honer talking about the offensive
Speaker 1: line being suspect in Houston, and maybe it is. But
Speaker 1: to me, if it is and you can't protect, well,
Speaker 1: that's gonna benefit Dalton Schultz, actually gonna benefit David Montgomery
Speaker 1: to get the ball out of Stroud's hands fast. We
Speaker 1: are coming up on your next pick here before you
Speaker 1: make it. How surprised have you been? And clearly you're
Speaker 1: still buying in the hype of Jonathan Brooks, a player
Speaker 1: who was clearly in the mid double digit round picks
Speaker 1: in February and March se on he continues to move up.
Speaker 1: You take him in the mid seventh rounds tonight. Clearly
Speaker 1: you think that he is still worth the pick there,
Speaker 1: perhaps a league winner.
Speaker 11: Well, you know, we talked, you know, you had me
Speaker 11: on a month ago and we were talking about Cuba
Speaker 11: and Brooks, and I do like Cuba, but I felt
Speaker 11: like with the kind of running backs that I have
Speaker 11: with with Montgomery, with with Henry, I need somebody like
Speaker 11: I need a Jonathan Brooks on my team, right, And
Speaker 11: that was my opportunity to get him.
Speaker 10: He's theamed up so much.
Speaker 11: You know, he's gone, you know from ten, you know
Speaker 11: double digits and you know ten ninety eight, you know seven.
Speaker 11: I've seen him going in the sixth round. It's just
Speaker 11: depends on what you want to do with your teams
Speaker 11: and how you want to build them. And I mean,
Speaker 11: the opportunity is just it's going to be there for him,
Speaker 11: but it might be later in the season, you know
Speaker 11: what I mean, right, And I think ideally that's that's
Speaker 11: what happens there.
Speaker 1: Well, he has made your running back stable strong, Sean.
Speaker 1: I'll let you mull over this pick and take us
Speaker 1: through it. You got four running backs, you got four receivers,
Speaker 1: you got the best tight end in the game. Who's
Speaker 1: going to be to pick at ten o eight right now?
Speaker 1: And this is this is Henry Montgomery, Brooks, Korum in
Speaker 1: the backfield, Agbuca, McLaurin, Thomas and Pittman out. Why that's
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas Rock Bauers is the tight end. No quarterbacks yet, however,
Speaker 1: only nine have been chosen, but you are quarterback here
Speaker 1: tell us about why Dak Prescott is now your signal caller.
Speaker 11: Honestly, I think that offense is going to explode. I
Speaker 11: mean they showed you last year. If we can get
Speaker 11: a healthy Lamb for the whole season to go with Pickens, Jamonte,
Speaker 11: you know, Ferguson. I think Fllinoy is gonna factor in
Speaker 11: at some point. I really like it, you know, and
Speaker 11: I've noticed too the the quarterbacks, they fall so much
Speaker 11: in this late round quarterback, you know, double digits on.
Speaker 11: I just feel like it's the better strategy. Don't get
Speaker 11: me wrong. I just took I did a stream on Tuesday.
Speaker 11: I did a baby gorilla. I took Josh Allen at
Speaker 11: four to three. He's hard to resist sometimes to be
Speaker 11: the fourth round is kind of my kryptonite. For Josh Allen.
Speaker 11: I can't resist him right there. But beyond that, I
Speaker 11: feel like it's good to wait. I get you know,
Speaker 11: Jake May. You know, all these other guys are amazing,
Speaker 11: but for me, I'd rather wait because you're gonna get
Speaker 11: similar production. I mean, you don't have as much of
Speaker 11: the rushing upside. But if he's healthy and then everyone
Speaker 11: and all his weapons are healthy, there's no reason they
Speaker 11: can't be one of the top five scoring offenses in football.
Speaker 2: I see Prescott's availability here in almost every draft, but
Speaker 2: I still can't help being shocked that he's available in
Speaker 2: almost every draft.
Speaker 11: Well, and that's the thing, you know, I look at
Speaker 11: kind of like last year, you know, everyone was taking
Speaker 11: Puka and Davante Adams really early, but Stafford is going
Speaker 11: in round fourteen or fifteen.
Speaker 10: How does that to me? How does that make sense?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 11: Because those guys aren't producing the numbers where you're drafting
Speaker 11: them if Stafford's not healthy and getting them the ball consistently,
Speaker 11: you know. So that's kind of been my thesis. And
Speaker 11: the same with Dallas, right, I mean, you know Lamb's
Speaker 11: going you know early, second, you know, pickings, second, third, depending,
Speaker 11: So why wouldn't you want Dak.
Speaker 1: That's that's the old Kurt Warner theorem, back when Angkwon
Speaker 1: Bolden and Larry Fitzgerald were going in the first in
Speaker 1: second rounds and Kurt Warner is being selected in the
Speaker 1: eleventh as like the quarterback fifteen too. It wasn't even
Speaker 1: like people were waiting on quarterback this year that makes sense.
Speaker 2: That was Milwaukee was in the eighth grade A beard,
Speaker 2: it did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a little shorter back when I was fourteen,
Speaker 1: but I definitely had one for sure. Sean, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm gonna let you get ready for this eleventh round
Speaker 1: pick here as you're on deck. But great squad so far.
Speaker 1: We will continue to connect with you on the X
Speaker 1: at the Underscore Green Underscore one. Good luck winning the
Speaker 1: hunter k and the baby Gorilla from the draft you
Speaker 1: did on the stream Tuesday with the three Goombas and
Speaker 1: Ian Hardts from Rode Wire, and good luck winning the
Speaker 1: million bucks with this big Gorilla tonight.
Speaker 11: Man, thank you guys so much. Heys two months, see
Speaker 11: you guys in Vegas.
Speaker 2: We will see you then for sure.
Speaker 1: That is Sean Green, Ladies and gentlemen, big Niners fan,
Speaker 1: big Michigan fan, big fan of the FFPC, big gorilla,
Speaker 1: especially if he wins the million bucks this year. Interesting
Speaker 1: stuff we see going on here. By the way, shout
Speaker 1: out to Adam Hahn who just picked Matthew Golden at
Speaker 1: the ten oh nine as the fiftieth receiver taken tonight.
Speaker 1: He said that pick was for me, Pharaoh, which I
Speaker 1: appreciate the golden pick. At ten oh nine, Sangerman and
Speaker 1: Hiltman have snared not only the top defense but the
Speaker 1: top kicker here in the tenth and eleventh round. What
Speaker 1: do you make of that? Those are some weapons here?
Speaker 1: And I know people derid that that that that pick
Speaker 1: are those picks taking them too early? But when you
Speaker 1: have an elite defense an elite kicker like that every
Speaker 1: single week, that's a that can be a significant advantage
Speaker 1: against your opponent.
Speaker 2: It can be. But I think Bobby thinks he's still
Speaker 2: in Kentucky. He's at some flashbacks defense.
Speaker 1: But we'll see.
Speaker 2: Uh Aubrey is Aubrey would have gone in the twelfth
Speaker 2: thirteenth Probably, yeah, I can't argue against it. I probably
Speaker 2: wouldn't have gone early on both. I would have done
Speaker 2: a kicker and made sure the other. You know, defense
Speaker 2: is one of the things that the old the old
Speaker 2: adage of streaming defenses, and you can pick them up
Speaker 2: during the season, and it's one of the things that
Speaker 2: you can do. You can mix and match your defenses.
Speaker 2: And there's a lot lot of things that play injuries,
Speaker 2: whether the competition road versus home. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: things that play there. You know, the Rams, it is
Speaker 2: a great defense, but you know they gotta play the Niners.
Speaker 2: They got to play the Super Bowl champion, you know.
Speaker 1: Come, yeah, they do get the beast on Carson Beck
Speaker 1: though at some point this season, maybe twice, we'll see Yeah,
Speaker 1: no quarterback, do you well? I mean, listen, I'm I'm
Speaker 1: very nervous for him. I don't think he's going to
Speaker 1: be set up for success, and I think that he's
Speaker 1: the type of guy that could really hurt the the
Speaker 1: output for players like Wilson and Harrison and especially McBride
Speaker 1: at the end of the season when you need those
Speaker 1: guys performing.
Speaker 2: I agree with him.
Speaker 1: I could be wrong, but that's the way I see it.
Speaker 1: By the way Joe King sees it. This way, team
Speaker 1: seven is cooking. Bill Wonkey is drafting this team. He's
Speaker 1: on the clock right now. I want to bring up
Speaker 1: his squad from the seven hole. We're looking at McCaffrey
Speaker 1: and Barkley, two great picks in twenty twenty one, but
Speaker 1: now it's twenty twenty six with McCaffrey and Barkley. I
Speaker 1: do think and listen, I've been pretty clear of how
Speaker 1: I feel about Barkley this year. I think he's in
Speaker 1: for a nice bounce back, and certainly McCaffrey is. It
Speaker 1: could be a massive cheap code here to fall all
Speaker 1: the way to the one oh seven tonight for a
Speaker 1: guy who could be threatening the top overall running back
Speaker 1: spot again Rice Higgins Adams in the middle there for
Speaker 1: his receivers. He adds Makayle Lemon and Jalen Coker late.
Speaker 1: He's also got Tucker Craft and Joe Burrow at the
Speaker 1: onesie positions too. Certainly, Jalen Warren R. J. Harvey added
Speaker 1: that backfield as well.
Speaker 2: Is Team seven.
Speaker 1: Cooking in your opinion as well, Pharah.
Speaker 2: I think they are. I yeah, there's all of us
Speaker 2: Team seven, You and I. We are all on the
Speaker 2: wrong side of the Barkley argument because Dragon. I think
Speaker 2: if they had skipped him here, I think a Chane
Speaker 2: Henry go before him, and maybe even Walker. He's certainly
Speaker 2: out of fashion and I don't know what's going to
Speaker 2: happen for him to fall back into favor. But the
Speaker 2: further he goes, the better chance the team that drafts
Speaker 2: him can take that team all the way. And I
Speaker 2: don't know why exactly.
Speaker 1: In regards to Barkley, the three running backs that went
Speaker 1: in front of him, Hampton, Brown, and Cook. I probably
Speaker 1: would have taken all three of those running backs ahead
Speaker 1: of him, because I like all three of those running
Speaker 1: backs a little bit better than Barkley. But no question
Speaker 1: I would have taken him over H and Henry and
Speaker 1: Walker there too. So if you're going to take a
Speaker 1: running back there makes perfect sense. I guess I would
Speaker 1: have contemplated aj Brown instead of Barkley there. But if
Speaker 1: you want to go with this uber elite running back tandem,
Speaker 1: McCaffrey and Barkley is certainly a good way to do
Speaker 1: it there, you know. And Rice, I think people are
Speaker 1: going to start seeing more of the upside in him
Speaker 1: as arrest and jail time gets further in our rear view.
Speaker 1: Again not saying that that's the correct thing to do.
Speaker 1: I just think he's going to start trending upwards here
Speaker 1: a little bit. Adams is interesting because he was so
Speaker 1: dominant in inside the five, inside the ten, all those
Speaker 1: red zone targets, all those touchdowns he caught last year Pharaoh.
Speaker 1: I always say touchdowns are not a sticky stat but
Speaker 1: the way that the Rams utilized him inside the ten
Speaker 1: and even again Like I said inside the five, I
Speaker 1: wonder if they are a little bit more sticky with
Speaker 1: one DeVante Adams catching balls from Matthew Stafford again in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I see nothing changing this year.
Speaker 1: Why should it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And you know, I think he might have lost
Speaker 1: a half step. But Adams is that guy that's crafty
Speaker 1: enough as a future Hall of Fame veteran. He knows
Speaker 1: how to get open and he has not lost his
Speaker 1: skills in catching the football. There, Tucker Craft tight end eight. There,
Speaker 1: what do you make a Jalen Warren at running back
Speaker 1: twenty nine? A player who'd be catching a lot of
Speaker 1: passes from Aaron Rodgers this year, who should be checking
Speaker 1: down more, maybe more so than he ever has before.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I want to buy into the
Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers checkdown, but yes, we've been waiting for this
Speaker 2: player to have a really significant Fantasy year for a
Speaker 2: long time. And the people that draft him that they
Speaker 2: draft him every year, that's it. They draft him with
Speaker 2: high expectations. I don't think he's particularly delivered, but it's
Speaker 2: it's likely to happen, and so you can't argue about
Speaker 2: that player. You know, these drafts. There's nothing that jumps
Speaker 2: out at me that can't be defended or can't be understood.
Speaker 2: It can't be a part, you know. In Team seven
Speaker 2: just continues to add the later round wide receivers that
Speaker 2: I really like. I look at every team. I'm still
Speaker 2: looking for a certain tight end. I can't seem to
Speaker 2: find him on the board. It surprises me a little bit,
Speaker 2: but you know, I, yeah, I kind of went off
Speaker 2: on a tangent there, but I think perhaps Team number eight,
Speaker 2: who's waited the longest stone quarterback, may get a quarterback that,
Speaker 2: from week to week would could be a top twelve quarterback.
Speaker 1: Hey Martha on YouTube chiming in right now that Hey
Speaker 1: Martha does like Team eight right now. That's John McClelland's team.
Speaker 1: He's waited on quarterback here. There's no guarantee that he
Speaker 1: takes one in the twelfth round. But Farrell, if we
Speaker 1: look at the quarterback position, only eleven of them have
Speaker 1: been drafted so far as the now twelve. With rock
Speaker 1: Perty now off the board, they're doubling up on old
Speaker 1: Team eight. Now, yeah, they are Listen. I want to
Speaker 1: and I should send a message here. We're trying to
Speaker 1: get Tommy and Alan d on the stream right now.
Speaker 1: Allan's having I think some problems with this camera. We're
Speaker 1: trying to get that situated, and as soon as that
Speaker 1: is we will bring them on. They're drafting up these
Speaker 1: six spot tonight. Stafford is the pick here for McClellan
Speaker 1: and certainly Farrell. You know, we're talking with Sean Green
Speaker 1: about this. Coua goes early, Adams goes early, and yet
Speaker 1: Stafford is a twelve round pick. You mentioned it before.
Speaker 1: People are, you know, feeling a lot better about Stafford.
Speaker 1: It was at the start of of was it the
Speaker 1: start of last year that he was in this hyper
Speaker 1: Barrick chamber. You know that with his back issues, we
Speaker 1: didn't know if he's gonna make it through the season,
Speaker 1: we know if he's gonna retire, and then he goes
Speaker 1: out and wins the MVP. So people are are definitely
Speaker 1: feeling a lot better about Stafford. But we know these
Speaker 1: things are tricky. We know nobody's ever said I used
Speaker 1: to have a bad back, and so there could be
Speaker 1: some negative regression coming in for Stafford this year.
Speaker 2: But you're a.
Speaker 1: Believer in him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm a believer in Stafford because he's got a
Speaker 2: great team around him, and he's a great quarterback. And
Speaker 2: that's that's easy to believe in. And yeah, why not,
Speaker 2: I would have I would love did the schedule of
Speaker 2: Lawrence and Party. I don't know why they were put
Speaker 2: together there, and I wish we could talk to Team
Speaker 2: number nine why because it may be some real legitimate reason.
Speaker 2: But I like Stafford better than Party.
Speaker 1: At this point, we are covering the FFPC Big Gorilla tonight,
Speaker 1: But don't forget the same format as the Big Gorilla
Speaker 1: is the FFPC Main Event a million dollar grand prize
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Speaker 1: another team or as many teams on after that, you're
Speaker 1: going to get six hundred dollars off each one. Also
Speaker 1: want to remind everybody who is playing in the FFPC
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Speaker 1: dot com. All right, without further ado, let's bring them
Speaker 1: on right now. You know these guys from the HSNF
Speaker 1: or they've both been on before. I want to bring
Speaker 1: Tommy and Alan d onto the program here tonight, drafting
Speaker 1: from the sixth spot. Guys, you're in some kudos Tommy,
Speaker 1: I'll lead things off with you. How do you feel
Speaker 1: about this draft now that you are twelve rounds in?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 14: Well, how do you do that barrel? We're getting it going, brother.
Speaker 14: I got this hat on my wife. Man, I wish
Speaker 14: I could wear a hat like that.
Speaker 1: It was just for you.
Speaker 2: We got.
Speaker 6: We're having a good time here on a Friday night.
Speaker 2: I'm loving it.
Speaker 6: Honestly.
Speaker 14: It's been a it's been a pretty wild draft. Obviously,
Speaker 14: I'm rocking the Caleb Jersey. I didn't plan to do
Speaker 14: a Caleb stack, but you know, you gotta just go
Speaker 14: where the draft tastes you. We definitely did not intend
Speaker 14: to take four running backs in the first six well.
Speaker 1: So what happened was just the draft fell that way.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Jeremiah Love in the middle of the third. I just
Speaker 14: think he's a really good value. This is the first
Speaker 14: time we've taken Travon Henderson all season. I just thought
Speaker 14: we just talked it through and we thought he paired
Speaker 14: well with the team, like we.
Speaker 6: Thought about some running backs there. Honestly, the guy would take.
Speaker 14: The most is touting, but we have so much of him,
Speaker 14: so we were like, why not we take another share
Speaker 14: of Trayvon and then Generian Price.
Speaker 6: We just thought it was great value.
Speaker 2: But then Jatrooim absolutely loved You're Jeremiah Love oh love
Speaker 2: with Love.
Speaker 1: You got some big fans over there. Well, and Alan,
Speaker 1: I oppose this to you, h Love Henderson Price. I mean,
Speaker 1: I always say over and over again, it is a
Speaker 1: young man's game. You got a lot of young, potentially
Speaker 1: explosive running backs here, even though you didn't intend to
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 2: This backfield looking pretty potent.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean again, like my brother was saying, we
Speaker 15: really didn't intend to do that. We were trying to
Speaker 15: figure out different receivers in the range, but the running
Speaker 15: backs were just the becks that ended up being the
Speaker 15: best picks. Again, the versatility that you're going to be
Speaker 15: able to have with those four, whether you're putting them
Speaker 15: in flex RB one RB two on a week to
Speaker 15: week basis, I mean, you should be getting workload for
Speaker 15: price love Chain, and then hopefully Henderson can work his
Speaker 15: way into some of that workload with Ramadre Stevenson. But again,
Speaker 15: offenses that we think are going to be running the
Speaker 15: ball pretty predominantly. So I think workload is something that
Speaker 15: we've kind of bought a pretty safe floor, and then
Speaker 15: we were building it around with receivers you know, later
Speaker 15: more upside type picks a La Xavier Worthy, Casey Concepcion
Speaker 15: to go with your more baseline guys like what we
Speaker 15: hope to be Jackson Smith and Jigba and Parker Washington.
Speaker 15: So again, these are a lot of the play that
Speaker 15: we've drafted a lot. I did want to come on
Speaker 15: stream and apologize for my Xavier Lagette call that I
Speaker 15: made on stream the last time it didn't work, But hey,
Speaker 15: that Dak Prescott call was good that week, so I'll
Speaker 15: take the l for that one. But most of the
Speaker 15: most of the receivers not named Xavier Lagette cooked against
Speaker 15: the Rams secondary the second or this forty nine ers
Speaker 15: secondary the second guy the rest of the year so
Speaker 15: I was a right idea, wrong player, wrong week, So
Speaker 15: I'll take the l there.
Speaker 1: So Alan, we got Flys beats chiming in right now
Speaker 1: that you guys are scooping up all the falloers, I
Speaker 1: know Tommy mentioned Jeremiah Love, There's got to be some
Speaker 1: other guys that you didn't probably expect to be there
Speaker 1: when you were picking. Maybe Caleb Williams is another one.
Speaker 1: Who are some of the other guys that you didn't
Speaker 1: expect to be there, but you gladly took him on
Speaker 1: your roster.
Speaker 15: I mean again, you're just looking at the whole team.
Speaker 15: I mean Generian Price, it just fit the team. I
Speaker 15: mean you're looking at a lot of these receivers we took,
Speaker 15: even if it's say where we at. I mean again,
Speaker 15: we're in the I mean we're in the twelfth round, right,
Speaker 15: and we took Chris Rodriguez and then you're getting Gunner
Speaker 15: Helm in the thirteenth. I mean some of these guys
Speaker 15: we've seen in other drafts go much earlier. Parker Washington
Speaker 15: is another name you're seeing consistently go much higher. So yeah,
Speaker 15: I mean you got the Jeremiah Love fall devonat chain
Speaker 15: tends to kind of not be there and then Jasen
Speaker 15: whether I mean you see him move around the draft
Speaker 15: board a lot, but yeah, I mean overall we will
Speaker 15: you know what I mean, we will take the players
Speaker 15: that have been fallen too us.
Speaker 2: So let the draft come to you. That's what I
Speaker 2: always say.
Speaker 1: Tommy, I did not hear you and Alan talk at
Speaker 1: all about your thirteenth round pick. Is this just synergy
Speaker 1: that you were both in agreement that gunner Helm was
Speaker 1: going to be the selection there we.
Speaker 14: Were telepathically, Please I honestly, we knew we were coming
Speaker 14: on the stream, so I told him like, yeah, what
Speaker 14: I figured the draft board was gonna come.
Speaker 6: So me and him draft so much together.
Speaker 14: He he he lets me take the wheels sometimes.
Speaker 2: But I love that tru brotherly trust, brotherly trust.
Speaker 1: I mean, it tends to work out.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 16: I saw Joe King Beta comment about my get comment,
Speaker 16: So that's good. As long as we can get logette
Speaker 16: going in the chat, that's what you need to be bringing.
Speaker 16: That's what you need to be bringing in on a
Speaker 16: Friday night, you know, I don't I don't know of
Speaker 16: any other Maybe Seth McGowan. We can start getting going
Speaker 16: for these weekly Friday discussions.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so so yeah.
Speaker 2: Go ahead. I'm sorry.
Speaker 14: So I was gonna say, like something that I would
Speaker 14: have talked about with Alan.
Speaker 6: That Team seven ends up doing is going Mahomes with Burrow.
Speaker 14: Now, I was going to say, because Mahomes was a faller,
Speaker 14: we have worthy do we double on Kleb and do Mahomes.
Speaker 14: But I just I really believe if I'm going to
Speaker 14: pay a price on Caleb, if I'm going to take
Speaker 14: him that I'm just saying that he's the guy. And
Speaker 14: now I get Mahomes such a good faller, but we're
Speaker 14: going to be really far behind at tight end, so
Speaker 14: I end up just doing our plan.
Speaker 1: But I think getting.
Speaker 14: Mahomes with Burrow is really awesome for Team seven. I
Speaker 14: just like that would be something him and I would
Speaker 14: have talked out had we not been on stream.
Speaker 2: Do you talk about being What do you see for
Speaker 2: k C Concepci on this year?
Speaker 1: I'll go there.
Speaker 15: I like the draft capital, I like the lack of
Speaker 15: you know, players in the Browns offense that should be
Speaker 15: taking away targets from him, And I like that he's
Speaker 15: just really a fast player, so hopefully he can get
Speaker 15: a decent amount of Yak. So I'm those things really
Speaker 15: are intriguing to me. I mean, he's been a player
Speaker 15: Tommy and I have taken a lot throughout the entire offseason,
Speaker 15: and his price tends to range pretty I mean it
Speaker 15: varies from draft to draft. So when we can get
Speaker 15: him at a discount, he's a player that I'm definitely on.
Speaker 2: I mean fair, I was. I was just curious to
Speaker 2: be and and you know, I was Funky asked me
Speaker 2: about our team number three. I believe it was Bulky.
Speaker 2: Is that, Yeah, that's Sengrament And they drafted. They went
Speaker 2: ten and eleven kicker and the defense, Uh so the
Speaker 2: and there. I would have thought somewhere along the line,
Speaker 2: I'm dying for someone to draft Dalton Schultz. I keep
Speaker 2: thinking that he's been drafted already. And then finally, but
Speaker 2: I was curious if you guys considering that you're light
Speaker 2: at tight end, uh, realizing this guy was in the
Speaker 2: top five last year and I don't want to draft
Speaker 2: last year's team, but I don't see any reason why
Speaker 2: he doesn't continue. I know they've got added players at
Speaker 2: the roster at the position, but I was just curious
Speaker 2: if that player ever crossed your mind where you were
Speaker 2: considering where you are.
Speaker 6: Titian, I'll go Ellen, Uh. First, I just want to
Speaker 6: say I took Terrence Ferguson.
Speaker 14: I know he's like, that's really high, but I've been
Speaker 14: wanting to get more shares of him.
Speaker 6: I just put that in a check him. Buggy is
Speaker 6: a big fan and so uh Ferrell.
Speaker 14: I love Schultz, but I just kind of rechecked the
Speaker 14: question that we're behind I think Dalton Conkid's an incredible pick.
Speaker 1: Well, I thought you said you were behind it, Tidy,
Speaker 1: and I heard those words Listen may have been distracted
Speaker 1: by the hat that the hat might have been saying that, yeah, fair, fair.
Speaker 6: I did say that.
Speaker 14: I was saying, we like to have depth on our team,
Speaker 14: so if we didn't take on our helm, our backup
Speaker 14: would have been Terrence Ferguson, And like he to me,
Speaker 14: is more of an upside swing that if he doesn't hit,
Speaker 14: he'll just be on the waivers.
Speaker 2: But he could hit.
Speaker 14: I don't want him to be my backup. I think
Speaker 14: Schultz is a great backup, and I would have taken
Speaker 14: him in that thirteenth round. I probably would have taken
Speaker 14: him in the twelfth, but I thought Chris Rodriguez was
Speaker 14: a great value, and I gotta tell you, Bachelle Tuton.
Speaker 6: Is our highest drafted player.
Speaker 14: So to get a draft where we take Chris Rodriguez,
Speaker 14: we passed on him in the fifth.
Speaker 6: We're saying that.
Speaker 14: Maybe this is the path to the championship where it's
Speaker 14: not too HiT's Chris Rodriguez. So I think it was
Speaker 14: just really the players that we took there. I think
Speaker 14: Dalton Schultz is a.
Speaker 6: Smash in FFBC.
Speaker 1: A wise man once said there's only one thing better
Speaker 1: than Adulton at tight end, and that's two Daltons at
Speaker 1: tight end. You could have had Kincaid and Schultz. Now
Speaker 1: you would have had to take Schultz instead of Chris Rodriguez.
Speaker 1: But certainly the case that you're making with how much
Speaker 1: you have Tooton makes sense. And I know you guys
Speaker 1: would throw away all those Touton teams if this Chris
Speaker 1: Rodriguez team ends up winning the million Bucks, certainly, so
Speaker 1: we'll see what happens there. You guys are coming up
Speaker 1: here on your fifteen to six pick to recap the
Speaker 1: D's from the sixth spot right now, Caleb Williams is
Speaker 1: the quarterback, the stable at running back we've talked about
Speaker 1: already eighth chan Love, Henderson Price and then obviously Chris Rodriguez.
Speaker 1: The receivers have come together nicely, Smith and Jigba and
Speaker 1: Burden Early. You get Washington Worthy and Concepcion, and you've
Speaker 1: been adding some quantity at the tight end to go
Speaker 1: with King kaid In, Gunner Heelm and Terrence Ferguson.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: I do want to Tommy Allen was talking about this
Speaker 1: before about how you know you guys attack the running
Speaker 1: back position, maybe more so than what you thought. How
Speaker 1: do you feel like you've done it receiver? Since then
Speaker 1: with Washington Worthy and conception adding on to Smith and
Speaker 1: jig Beedbert, I.
Speaker 6: Think we really caught up. I think there's a ton
Speaker 6: of upside. There's volume.
Speaker 14: I would have taken p Wash in the sixth rounds,
Speaker 14: so to get him in the middle of the seventh
Speaker 14: was yeah, at me with.
Speaker 1: Tommy, would you have would you have taken Washington over Thomas?
Speaker 2: Brian Thomas?
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, one, we're gonna take a defense right.
Speaker 2: Here we go?
Speaker 1: All right, son, talk it out.
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 1: You're on the clock here at the fifteen.
Speaker 14: Oh six, all right, must I think they must get
Speaker 14: it go and pick a Seattle d right.
Speaker 15: Yeah, for sure, because we bet we're totally in on
Speaker 15: the offense.
Speaker 1: Stack it up.
Speaker 6: We stack it up with jad Arian Price.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so you guys kind of watching it.
Speaker 6: I think that one's pretty easy. There's other players that
Speaker 6: would go, but just let's add some upside here.
Speaker 15: Well, the King played the system a little bit too
Speaker 15: for week one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so the King Scott Engel from Rodoballer is in
Speaker 1: the YouTube chat right now. And I know now that
Speaker 1: you have added the Seahawks defense onto Jadarian Price and
Speaker 1: Jackson Smith that Jigba he has a new favorite team
Speaker 1: that he is rooting for and it is Tommy and
Speaker 1: Allen d being the Seahawks super fan that he is
Speaker 1: so good stuff there. I like the Ferguson pick. He's
Speaker 1: an interesting player. When you consider some of the beats
Speaker 1: that we've heard out of Los Angeles, it seems like
Speaker 1: that is going to be the lead tight end, perhaps
Speaker 1: the number three pass catcher on that team. And you know,
Speaker 1: with Nikua and Adams getting older and Nakua no stranger
Speaker 1: to the trainers room, Ferguson could have a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks where you can insert him at flex and he's
Speaker 1: going to see maybe eight nine targets in a game.
Speaker 1: And if you can see that coming beforehand, certainly could
Speaker 1: be a valuable pick in the fourteenth round. All right,
Speaker 1: I'll ask you this, Alan, give us a grade three
Speaker 1: quarters of the way through this draft here tonight. If
Speaker 1: you could grade how good this team looks right now?
Speaker 1: What letter grade would you give it? And then Tommy,
Speaker 1: I'll ask you to same question after.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Tommy knows, I don't I don't like to self tout.
Speaker 15: I'll give us a nice solid B plus. So we
Speaker 15: got some work to do the rest of these rounds. Uh,
Speaker 15: you know, but we'll let we'll let the grading be
Speaker 15: done by the by the people. You know what the
Speaker 15: grade will be for me? If this is if this
Speaker 15: is the winner, then you know what I mean. We
Speaker 15: did our job right, right, That's that's what That's how
Speaker 15: you get a grade.
Speaker 2: Right, So, oh, my goodness is self inflicted D plus.
Speaker 2: I would give you guys a gentleman see just.
Speaker 1: Beautiful, beautiful, Tommy, Alan's that Alan's not a self touder.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna self tout this this squad? What's your
Speaker 1: letter grade? Right now?
Speaker 2: That is not an A plus.
Speaker 1: We got to go on there.
Speaker 2: Right to the game's list for this two.
Speaker 15: Know what we need to do though, is we need
Speaker 15: to have one of those algorithms right like grade the
Speaker 15: draft right faced off of whatever the system is. Right,
Speaker 15: that's how you do it. Give us a nice, nice
Speaker 15: S t here right. You can't even get a grade right,
Speaker 15: you have to give it an S tier.
Speaker 1: You would be a triple S tier. I think as
Speaker 1: if we're according to Tommy right now, this is this
Speaker 1: is always a lot of fun hanging out with you guys.
Speaker 1: Don't be strangers. Good luck the rest of the way.
Speaker 1: Good luck winning this million bucks and enjoy the rest
Speaker 1: of the drafting season. Thanks for coming on the stream tonight, fellas.
Speaker 6: Good luck everyone.
Speaker 2: Thank you gentlemen.
Speaker 1: That is Tommy D and Allen D hopping on board
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Speaker 1: are inaugurating the sixteenth round here Ferreal. The defenses are
Speaker 1: starting to come off the board. Do you have a
Speaker 1: sweet spot when you are drafting? What round you start
Speaker 1: looking at defenses in the FFPC feral.
Speaker 2: I don't, I look. You know, I have a basket
Speaker 2: of defenses, and I got out of the habit of
Speaker 2: drafting too. I used to want to try to put
Speaker 2: them together, and you know, I got out of that habit.
Speaker 2: So as long as as long as my basket of
Speaker 2: quality defenses last, and I can ascertain that by the
Speaker 2: time I'm ready, there'll be one in the there'll be
Speaker 2: one in the in the basket.
Speaker 1: Still, that's the way I'll go about it. The I
Speaker 1: can talk myself into a lot of defense, well I
Speaker 1: really can. I can't in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: It's different because of the point different the point charge
Speaker 2: when you begin to when your defense begins to the
Speaker 2: low points. So you know that's that's a problem that
Speaker 2: I don't get to draft.
Speaker 1: In Kentucky, so it doesn't affect me. I want to
Speaker 1: talk about Dan Flamholts's pick here in the sixteenth round.
Speaker 1: That's twenty ninth tight end off the board. It's Eli Stowers.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 1: What I like about this pick here, Parrel is you
Speaker 1: know we talk about how much you have to churn
Speaker 1: through the bottom three, four, maybe five spots on your
Speaker 1: roster throughout the season. What's great about drafting Stours on
Speaker 1: July tenth is he's either going to be an easy cut.
Speaker 1: I know Evan Silva was talking about this on the
Speaker 1: Establishment Run podcast last week that he thinks Stours could
Speaker 1: be a healthy inactive for the first several games of
Speaker 1: the season because he has so far to go, which
Speaker 1: is fine because then you can easily cut Eli Stours
Speaker 1: and no harm, no follow you can pick up the
Speaker 1: sexy new running back or whatever or hot training camp
Speaker 1: name is out there. But if he hits, and if
Speaker 1: this is a guy that has a big training camp
Speaker 1: and looks like he is going to factor in to
Speaker 1: this Philadelphia passing offense that will not have aj Brown
Speaker 1: this year, that does have a new offensive coordinator, and
Speaker 1: quite frankly a guy in Makay Lemon who's already been
Speaker 1: hit with the injury bug early on. There is some
Speaker 1: upside here, which is what you should be doing in
Speaker 1: the sixteenth round. Yeaes Stours could be cut in the
Speaker 1: preseason waiver wire that will have for the big gorilla.
Speaker 1: But Farrell, if he hits, he might hit big.
Speaker 2: You lost me and has so far to go well
Speaker 2: with ours or yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well here's the thing with Stours. This is what's
Speaker 1: working against him. Number One, he's basically a quasi big
Speaker 1: receiver rather than a tight end. He's blocking a suspect
Speaker 1: and they have a trusted veteran in Dallas Goddard on
Speaker 1: this team who I believe caught ten touchdowns last year,
Speaker 1: So that's working against him. I think if he picks
Speaker 1: up the nuances of the position at the NFL level
Speaker 1: faster than I think some people are thinking he's going
Speaker 1: to be. Then he could be a hit, not only
Speaker 1: this twenty twenty six season, but maybe early on in
Speaker 1: the twenty twenty six season as well. I do think
Speaker 1: Okham's razor would tell us that a player like him
Speaker 1: who entered college as a quarterback transition to tight end
Speaker 1: after transferring schools. I just feel like that he's been
Speaker 1: thrown a lot has been thrown at him, and while
Speaker 1: athletically you can't argue about how talented he is, I
Speaker 1: think what you can argue is his ascendants to how
Speaker 1: smooth his ascendance is going to be to the NFL game,
Speaker 1: given his lack of blocking prowess and all the finer
Speaker 1: points of the tight end position he has to learn.
Speaker 2: I don't think he'll have one problem fitting into that
Speaker 2: offense and catching a lot of balls from this.
Speaker 1: Quarterback you love Star Wars in the sixty teas well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everything, he's everything about what you would want a
Speaker 2: tight end. You know, And guess what if he used
Speaker 2: to play quarterback and now you're receiver. You know a
Speaker 2: lot about catching the football, you know a lot about
Speaker 2: getting open, and you know a lot about how to
Speaker 2: anticipate what your quarterback's going to do. This is one
Speaker 2: of the players that I'm most excited about. I would
Speaker 2: have liked to have seen mister Harris in our twelfth
Speaker 2: spot grabbed this player player out of Dallas, Texas wherever
Speaker 2: he's gone. Ass our Dan Flamhols is he's, you know,
Speaker 2: those Texans kind of choosing Texans. It's a popular vibe
Speaker 2: right now. So we're in a situation where I think
Speaker 2: Eli could be having the same kind of end to
Speaker 2: his season that perhaps Levelin had last year. This is
Speaker 2: a player that I really believe in. I'm shocked that
Speaker 2: he was still available. And flamhost will never cut this player.
Speaker 2: If this player has ten catches at Halloween, he'll still
Speaker 2: be on this roster.
Speaker 1: The player that I should discuss next Sangermin and Hildman
Speaker 1: took him a Kamani Vadal at running back sixty seven,
Speaker 1: and with all this hype about the Los Angeles Chargers
Speaker 1: offense this year, Pharrell, I think we are seeing these
Speaker 1: players being pushed up the board. I'm more of a
Speaker 1: Keaton Mitchell guy rather than rather than Vadal, but certainly
Speaker 1: if anything were to happen to Amari and Hampton. Both
Speaker 1: those players would be pretty valuable. Which one would you
Speaker 1: rather have as the backup Chargers running back this year?
Speaker 1: Mitchell or Vadal Neither, Well, let's say you have to
Speaker 1: pick one to have on your roster.
Speaker 2: Keith Mitchell.
Speaker 1: By the way, with the eleventh round, so FFPC players
Speaker 1: are clearly saying Mitchell over Vadal.
Speaker 2: Yes, I would probably two players that I don't like.
Speaker 2: But I'm deciding I'm going to handcuf my running back
Speaker 2: because that what you're saying.
Speaker 1: Then I'll go, well, okay, let's let's.
Speaker 2: Take the cheaper I'll take the cheaper version and.
Speaker 1: Go with It's it's, you know, handcuffing in the Big
Speaker 1: Gorilla tournament. I think this is something that I usually
Speaker 1: shy away from. Like when I'm playing KFFF main event,
Speaker 1: I usually don't get my handcuffs. I like to grab
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Speaker 1: m y f FPC dot com. My god, Malik Willis.
Speaker 1: You know Farrell, He keeps falling and falling and falling.
Speaker 1: And maybe I'm wrong about him, but my god, if
Speaker 1: if I had a nickel for every team Malik Willis
Speaker 1: was my quarterback two or quarterback three on this year,
Speaker 1: I'd be retired at this point. I love Willis this year.
Speaker 1: Tell me why am am I going wrong with this?
Speaker 1: Should I be holding back and slowing my role on
Speaker 1: Malik Willis. Clearly we see Tommy and Allende, they're not
Speaker 1: They have no shame in picking Malik Willis. Here is
Speaker 1: the backup to Caleb Williams. I applauded are you applauding
Speaker 1: it as well?
Speaker 2: You do exactly what you want to do with that player.
Speaker 2: About Kills, there's nothing but upside, and you got to
Speaker 2: follow the money. The Dolphins certainly believe in it, and
Speaker 2: you know he's going to be thrown out there. He's
Speaker 2: I love him for all the best ball leagues, absolutely
Speaker 2: love him for all the best ball leagues. But you
Speaker 2: might have a hard time picking win to play him.
Speaker 2: I think playing him at home, if if he is
Speaker 2: in a managed roster, I think playing at home would
Speaker 2: probably be a very very good move for him. I think, uh,
Speaker 2: there are players there that I really like, and the Dolphins.
Speaker 2: We've talked about the receivers in previous shows, and I
Speaker 2: don't see any of them going off this board, and
Speaker 2: now's the time that somebody ought to be picking them.
Speaker 1: So you go right ahead, Balky.
Speaker 2: I will go right ahead.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm now that I have the Farrell Elliott
Speaker 1: stamp doing it. I'm going to continue adding Malik Willis
Speaker 1: onto my roster. But I'm not paying anything. But I
Speaker 1: feel like John Belushi Animal House, Well, grab Malik Willis.
Speaker 1: Don't cost nothing, don't cost nothing, don't cost nothing, Right,
Speaker 1: now with Willis, I'll tell you what you know. We
Speaker 1: we talked about the Seahawks with with the DS tonight,
Speaker 1: we see the two backup running backs are perhaps the
Speaker 1: starting running backs here Halani and Wilson. How much do
Speaker 1: you think, and I think we've we've danced around this
Speaker 1: the last few weeks, how much do you think the
Speaker 1: presence of both George Mlanie and Emmanuel Wilson is going
Speaker 1: to affect the early season returns from Judaian Price.
Speaker 2: I don't think you will. I think they want Price
Speaker 2: to be the player and the other two players they
Speaker 2: are good NFL players, they're not big fantasy contenders. They're
Speaker 2: good contributory players to the to the team, but they're
Speaker 2: not They're not going to get enough action to make
Speaker 2: a difference. And and you know Price, we have a
Speaker 2: lot of He has some detractors on a skill set
Speaker 2: because what he didn't do in college. You got to
Speaker 2: remember that in college he's surrounded by some of the
Speaker 2: best athletes and best players, and everybody has to play
Speaker 2: if they don't tell portal out. So I don't think
Speaker 2: we've seen exactly what he can do with a full
Speaker 2: complement of carries.
Speaker 1: I was surprised that Price did not portal out of
Speaker 1: Notre Dame given he was playing behind Maybe I mean,
Speaker 1: like I say, he could have improved his draft stock,
Speaker 1: but he still was a first round pick as much
Speaker 1: improvement that he could have done there.
Speaker 2: And there's a lot of there's a lot of stories
Speaker 2: on that one. You know our guy here Jones, uh,
Speaker 2: Camp Jones j soon Camp is on fire tonight. He
Speaker 2: should come on more often. It's really good, really good stuff.
Speaker 2: If you don't look good, we don't look good. That's
Speaker 2: a Vidal sass. And that's a vote for Camp Jones
Speaker 2: here tonight.
Speaker 1: And you can't And Camp, by the way plays f
Speaker 1: F PC and and uh and and it's always enlightening
Speaker 1: us uh with with a lot of great comments uh
Speaker 1: throughout live streams and our shows as well. Speaking of
Speaker 1: the comments, I do want to bring this up. This
Speaker 1: is something that Sean Green said something earlier, not when
Speaker 1: he was on the on the stream, but when he
Speaker 1: was in the chat and he said, that's my issue
Speaker 1: with some of these late guys, when are we starting them?
Speaker 1: And I wanted to bring this up here when we
Speaker 1: were talking to the d's. But Bill Wonke gets Joe
Speaker 1: Burrow and and Patrick Mahomes honest team as his two quarterbacks,
Speaker 1: which is doubly great because he has t Higgins to
Speaker 1: go with Burrow and he has Rashie Rice to go
Speaker 1: with Patrick Mahomes. So he's got a double stack there.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, while it's exciting to have
Speaker 1: both those players, how will you know when to start
Speaker 1: these guys?
Speaker 12: And that?
Speaker 1: And that's my whole thing with investing in in a
Speaker 1: top tier quarterback. I might have waited a little bit longer.
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe the stack was was proved to be
Speaker 1: too tempting for Bill, but I might have waited on
Speaker 1: quarterback and use that fifth or thirteenth round pick on
Speaker 1: somebody else, because it's gonna it's gonna be hard when
Speaker 1: you have an all world MVP on your bench every
Speaker 1: single week. It's tempting to start him Burrow. But I
Speaker 1: guess you know, depth is better than not not having depth, right,
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, well, both quarterbacks and injury potential perhaps more.
Speaker 1: Than other quarterbacks.
Speaker 2: So maybe that's maybe that's fallen in his head a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 1: It could be, And and you know we're picking at
Speaker 1: nets here, I mean, are we really gonna are we
Speaker 1: really going to denigrate Bill's team for having Burrow and
Speaker 1: Mahomes like the new thing we're doing now. Oh, it's
Speaker 1: too good. His quarterbacks are too good. He's really screwed
Speaker 1: up there. He should have had you know, some other
Speaker 1: you know, fourth feedback or something like that.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: But Bill is a good player. He's won a ton
Speaker 1: of FFPC leagues over the years. You could google his
Speaker 1: name and find his appearances on some of the podcasts
Speaker 1: we've done. Really intelligent, sharp guy, and tonight is no different.
Speaker 1: Here the pick in the eighteenth round, Farrell and I'll
Speaker 1: bring this up. This is David Beach ended up taking
Speaker 1: Jerry Judy here, and this is a player I think
Speaker 1: I'm I'm kind of interested in given that he's only
Speaker 1: two years removed from having a dominant wide receiver, one
Speaker 1: our top twelve receiver season, and now he's going in
Speaker 1: the eighteenth round and what's standing in front of him
Speaker 1: two rookie receivers granted a first round pick and a
Speaker 1: second round pick. But if I can get Judy as
Speaker 1: the seventy second receiver off the board, I feel like
Speaker 1: this is a guy that that Yeah, maybe he's a
Speaker 1: roster clogger, But I'm more excited to see what he
Speaker 1: can do if he is the lead guy at least
Speaker 1: to start the season while they integrate Concepcion and Boston
Speaker 1: in this offense. I think there is some early season
Speaker 1: value with Judy in a managed league like this.
Speaker 13: Hmm.
Speaker 2: If I'm going to play an eighteenth round pick, I'm
Speaker 2: expecting to play him during bye weeks. That's not early
Speaker 2: and that is Cleveland. H And I think we could
Speaker 2: have done better.
Speaker 1: I don't know, eighteenth, eighteenth round. It's just like at
Speaker 1: this point, you know, Baker Boy, Joe Dell's narrow. No
Speaker 1: such thing as a bad pick after the tenth round,
Speaker 1: and certainly I get it. I think most most people
Speaker 1: have been turned off to Jerry Judy. But but mice
Speaker 1: the price that that's that's what looks good.
Speaker 2: We're not gonna argue about it. We're gonna say that
Speaker 2: if that's the player you want, that's player you want.
Speaker 2: Who's uh, who's a numbumber. One team here.
Speaker 1: Drafting first tonight is Frank kim Bornoni team.
Speaker 2: And we haven't talked enough about Frank, But congratulations on
Speaker 2: your eighteenth round pick. Frank. I think you're going to
Speaker 2: be hysterically happy with your with what you got there.
Speaker 1: He had a long He had a long, dusty trail
Speaker 1: before he ever took another wide receiver.
Speaker 2: Look at that.
Speaker 1: The pride of the University of Louisville, Chris Bell goes
Speaker 1: to Frank im Bornoni at the eighteen twelve seventy six
Speaker 1: receiver off the board. And if you look at what
Speaker 1: Frank did, and I can't scroll all the way up,
Speaker 1: but I can tell you that his number one receiver
Speaker 1: is in the upper left hand corner of your screen.
Speaker 1: Drake London. He gets Devon to Smith. After that, Tetoroe McMillan,
Speaker 1: and Marvin Harrison. Harrison was a sixth round pick. He
Speaker 1: did not take another receiver until round eighteen, but part
Speaker 1: of that was filling in the cracks at running back.
Speaker 1: Gibbson Scatamo is a great start, but then he adds Dobbins, Claiborne,
Speaker 1: Black Ray, Davis, Jordan James, A lot of contingent upside there.
Speaker 1: Clearly not a believer in McCaffrey that he gets both
Speaker 1: San Francisco back up running backs on his odd there,
Speaker 1: and then he adds Tanja s late too, So a
Speaker 1: lot of Niners on that squad. Jackson, Dart Jayalen Daniels
Speaker 1: are his quarterbacks. He's get Travis Kelce at tight end.
Speaker 1: Great start for him. Bernoona here and a good job
Speaker 1: adding something.
Speaker 2: It's a shame that he hasn't drafted a kicker already
Speaker 2: because he could maybe have got Garrindo in the twentieth round.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure he could have, but there's no guarantel
Speaker 1: Lorendo is going to be a Niner.
Speaker 2: At the start of the season fairly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he could be elsewhere for sure. I wanted to
Speaker 1: mention that if you've been paying attention here tonight and
Speaker 1: you've been used to looking at super Flex boards, you're
Speaker 1: probably like, what the hell? Only twenty three quarterbacks drafted
Speaker 1: Daniel Jones in the eighteenth round. That was the last
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Speaker 1: We are closing in on the end of the nineteenth
Speaker 1: round as we get set for the final round. Here
Speaker 1: tonight of live High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour draft coverage
Speaker 1: of the Big Gorilla. By the way, we will have
Speaker 1: draft coverage on Sunday as well for the FFPC main event.
Speaker 1: I think that's going to kick off at eight o'clock
Speaker 1: Eastern time. It'll be the three goombas again in Lecory, Tripoli,
Speaker 1: and Venudi. They'll be joined by Fantasy Points CEO Scott Barrett,
Speaker 1: and you can watch that stream on Sunday night. In fact,
Speaker 1: I think there was still like three or four spots
Speaker 1: left in that main event, so you can sign up
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Speaker 1: put a bow on it here in round twenty. The
Speaker 1: last thing I'll mention about Round nineteen love the Michael
Speaker 1: Mayer pick here tight end thirty three, Bill Wonke grabs
Speaker 1: him Farrell. There is a lot to like about Mayor,
Speaker 1: not only the contingent upside if Bowers were to go down,
Speaker 1: but you think about the receiver on that team, or
Speaker 1: perhaps the receivers not on the Raiders mayor might find
Speaker 1: himself having some standalone value on that Raiders offense this
Speaker 1: year with too tight on sets. I don't think so. No,
Speaker 1: you're the Raiders guy, so I check to your knowledge,
Speaker 1: but I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I believe we're going to see some prolific pass.
Speaker 1: Catching by the back you know, the backfield, and.
Speaker 2: I think that there's a mix of receivers that may
Speaker 2: be playing somewhere else that we'll be playing for the Raiders,
Speaker 2: that we'll make this end roster look a little different.
Speaker 2: I don't believe they're I don't believe they quite got
Speaker 2: the roster put together. Let's go back to what we
Speaker 2: talked about to open the show with mister Bauers. Sky's
Speaker 2: the limit, Sky.
Speaker 1: Is the limit?
Speaker 2: We we we could be talking. I'm trying to remember, well,
Speaker 2: who was the receiver that had one hundred and forty
Speaker 2: nine catches and came back and broke it? Michael Thomas, Yeah,
Speaker 2: there you go. Yeah, you know, we could be looking
Speaker 2: at that, but I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't like, like Sean said earlier, Farrell, this year
Speaker 1: Smith and Jigba could be Boers.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, that's a good point. It's I really
Speaker 2: like Mayor as a football player, but I don't think.
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Speaker 1: bless America. It is going to be a sad day
Speaker 1: when I do not see his name in an f
Speaker 1: FPC draft board. It's it's so tempting. We see Sean
Speaker 1: Green take him here as his number three tight end
Speaker 1: behind Bowers, behind Dulcic. The number three pass catcher role
Speaker 1: still wide open in Cincinnati. Could be the rookie that
Speaker 1: they draft. I think it was Colby Young. I want
Speaker 1: to say it could be and Andre Yoshivas. Again, it
Speaker 1: could be Mike Yasicki. But certainly if Burrow is throwing
Speaker 1: forty plus touchdowns there and Yasicki is the number three option,
Speaker 1: there is certainly some value there. In the twentieth round, Pharaoh,
Speaker 1: one of them.
Speaker 2: Might bounce off Chase and he catches it.
Speaker 1: That's true, what happened.
Speaker 2: It could happen yasick You could just follow the end zone.
Speaker 1: And trap it as well. We have a little time
Speaker 1: left here tonight, and I want to go to our
Speaker 1: final guest of the evening. You know him, you love him.
Speaker 1: He is drafting third tonight with his buddy Ethan Hillman.
Speaker 1: He is Bobby Sangerment and is that he's on the
Speaker 1: clock for his final pick. So I'll scare and bring
Speaker 1: bring him up. Bobby.
Speaker 2: What do we do? What do you do? Man?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 2: Said she is right here you.
Speaker 1: Go, Bob segrament up. He was joining us now he was. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, I was getting a little motion sickness there anyway.
Speaker 1: But he looks younger than ever he does. Yeah great,
Speaker 1: I don't want to bring him on. I want him
Speaker 1: to make this pick. I don't want him to screw
Speaker 1: up this pick.
Speaker 2: Well, it's important that we don't screw it.
Speaker 1: Up now, right exactly, He's got fifteen seconds left on
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Speaker 1: A lot of players have been taking advantage of it.
Speaker 1: I would encourage you to try it out and see
Speaker 1: how you like it. Okay, now we go to.
Speaker 17: Guy guys going, well, I just wanted to let Ferrell
Speaker 17: know with you know, I was getting ready for I'm
Speaker 17: coming into Kentucky this year, so that's why I wanted
Speaker 17: to get that defense and kicker early.
Speaker 2: This is my good friend.
Speaker 12: I work with him, Ethan.
Speaker 1: He's a good man.
Speaker 12: And the only reason we did that is we looked
Speaker 12: at the board and this was a tough room. I
Speaker 12: mean there was nobody left. Yeah, I mean that's the
Speaker 12: way I saw it.
Speaker 1: The draft. Your team, how do you think you did well?
Speaker 12: Unfortunately? You know, I always think I drafted championship team
Speaker 12: and then I end up losing more than I went.
Speaker 2: I think we got a name minus team.
Speaker 13: You know, I think I think we drafted good. I
Speaker 13: think we're pretty much balanced overall, and I like our team.
Speaker 2: Bob, do you have.
Speaker 12: My favorite pick?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: Not really?
Speaker 4: Uh, there's such a tough room.
Speaker 12: I mean, uh, who's yours, Ethan?
Speaker 2: Who would be your favorite pick? Pick? Probably Aubrey in
Speaker 2: the eleventh.
Speaker 12: We don't have to worry about bye till fourteen.
Speaker 6: There you go.
Speaker 12: But you know, I'm not much of an analysis guy.
Speaker 12: I'm just a you know, I'm just a go getter.
Speaker 12: H I'll let Ethan. That was his pick, go ahead, Ethan.
Speaker 13: I I'm very high on Poka.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 13: I think Puka's supporting cast around him, and even for
Speaker 13: Matthew Stafford's better than the the Bengals. And you know,
Speaker 13: for that reason, I should was Puk over case.
Speaker 1: He said more about me.
Speaker 8: You can answer that, you guys, guys like bag seventh
Speaker 8: route after getting the end position for the first five
Speaker 8: about you guys, to make sure you got tight ends there.
Speaker 13: I I it was my call to do the two
Speaker 13: tight ends. I think, uh, how we were drafting overall,
Speaker 13: you know, we we.
Speaker 1: Try to keep it as balanced as possible.
Speaker 13: And with you know, the tight ends going, tight ends going,
Speaker 13: you know, the top tight ends going pretty early, I thought,
Speaker 13: you know, get the two best available, and I think
Speaker 13: we got him.
Speaker 12: I guess my favorite pick would be Jayden Higgins.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I mean he's got a lot of staff.
Speaker 2: Work.
Speaker 1: I actually like I do. I mean, you get a
Speaker 1: starting wide receiver.
Speaker 12: In the twel off round after your kicker and defense
Speaker 12: the best in the league. I mean, come on, Farrell
Speaker 12: always taught me he has he has a defined role.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like.
Speaker 2: I like the Jordan right after that.
Speaker 4: I like scribbling too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yea that the guy that goes down guys, guys.
Speaker 12: Yeah, guys. I'm going to be giving a call this week,
Speaker 12: Phari go ahead, go ahead, I'm going to be giving
Speaker 12: Pharaell a call this week. I gotta sign up. I
Speaker 12: don't know what the new regulations how to do it,
Speaker 12: so I'm gonna need your help the most.
Speaker 8: Bob.
Speaker 2: There we go. Good stuff for Bob and Ethan.
Speaker 1: There a little bit of feedback, a little audio diarrhea,
Speaker 1: as it were, for the for Theers, but I think
Speaker 1: I think it rained true.
Speaker 2: Farrell.
Speaker 1: We had a blast tonight, at least I did.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: I'm right there with you, brother, and we will do
Speaker 1: this again, not for a while. I'm actually looking this
Speaker 1: up right now for anybody who is looking for the
Speaker 1: next high stakes fantasy football our Big Gorilla live draft coverage.
Speaker 1: I don't believe it's going to be until August. I'm
Speaker 1: looking it up right now just to confirm. We will
Speaker 1: have August seventh at nine pm, so we will start
Speaker 1: a little bit earlier.
Speaker 2: Nine pm.
Speaker 1: August seventh is the next one we will have for this.
Speaker 1: There's already three people sign up for that draft, so
Speaker 1: make sure you're signing up now if you want to
Speaker 1: draft live with us, and we will have pros Versus
Speaker 1: Joe's coming up where Ferrell and I will cover all
Speaker 1: the live drafts for pro Versus Joe's. That is July
Speaker 1: twenty sixth through twenty eighth, and then August second through
Speaker 1: the fourth, so we'll have plenty of live draft coverage there.
Speaker 1: Scott Barrett and three Goombas on Sunday Night as well,
Speaker 1: and I do believe I have WROTEVUS High Stakes Lowdown
Speaker 1: first ever. We are are going to do on a
Speaker 1: live Tuesday night draft with Mike Kuzma that is coming
Speaker 1: up and early. I'll have to check the date and
Speaker 1: get back to you on that, but I know it's
Speaker 1: early August and Kuzma is going to join us for
Speaker 1: some live or join me on the road of his
Speaker 1: High Stakes Slowdown for some more live draft coverage.
Speaker 2: Pharaoh.
Speaker 1: Speaking of live drafts, there is one very close to
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Speaker 1: in the six hour slow Training Camp division. You compete
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Speaker 1: You are a gentleman. We will talk with you again
Speaker 1: next Wednesday, my friend, have a great weekend. See that
Speaker 1: is Farrell Elliott, the definitive Commissioner of Fantasy for that
Speaker 1: will complete our live draft stream tonight. I do want
Speaker 1: to thank our guest, Dan Flamholtz, Kevin Harris, Sean Green,
Speaker 1: Tommy d and Allen d as well as Bob Sangerman
Speaker 1: and Ethan Hildman. Ferrell Elliott, I want to thank him obviously,
Speaker 1: the FFPC, Rob Brice, and of course each and every
Speaker 1: one of you for watching, listening, streaming, downloading. We really
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Okay, the schedule for FFPC shows next week.
Speaker 1: It's a busy one Sunday night. Scott Barrett from Fantasy
Speaker 1: Points and the Three Goombas cover a live ffpcraft A
Speaker 1: main event draft at eight pm. Then on Tuesday I
Speaker 1: will be joined by Caleb Alcorn and Sean Isaacs who
Speaker 1: will be on the road of his High Stakes Liland
Speaker 1: on the July edition that is coming up at ten
Speaker 1: pm on Tuesday. They're drafting in the pros Versus Jos
Speaker 1: this year. They've had some success in pros Versus Joe's
Speaker 1: as well as our Midstakes contest as well, so we'll
Speaker 1: join them get a pro Versus Joe's preview talk about
Speaker 1: how their drafts has been going so far this season.
Speaker 1: Then Wednesday Night, Farrell rejoins me for the High Stakes
Speaker 1: Fantasy Football Hour. Eight time FFPC League winner and pros
Speaker 1: Versus Joe's drafter Clayton Ethridge will be our guest on
Speaker 1: that show that is ten pm Wednesday night. Thursday Night
Speaker 1: FFPC Insider Access Fantasy Points and Series XM Fantasy Sports
Speaker 1: Radios Joe Dolan will join me at seven o'clock Thursday
Speaker 1: night until nine, two full hours of nothing but Fantasy
Speaker 1: Points goodness from the Series XM host Joe Dolan. That
Speaker 1: is Thursday night, and then Friday night at ten pm Eastern,
Speaker 1: we will have Norm Bearons, who is drafting eleventh tonight
Speaker 1: in this Big Guilla Draft, recapping his draft, talking about
Speaker 1: some of the picks we discussed here, and that's gonna
Speaker 1: be a lot of fun. So Extra Reps is going
Speaker 1: off on Friday night, so that means next week you
Speaker 1: have Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, all FFPC streams going on.
Speaker 1: It's that time of year and we're gonna keep cranking
Speaker 1: them up for you guys. By the way, in case
Speaker 1: you missed last night's FFPC Insider Access, it was a
Speaker 1: great time with Matt Donnelly from Fantasy Points and Rotoballer.
Speaker 1: Great to have him on a lot of good stuff
Speaker 1: on there. Check that out on the Socials as well
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Speaker 1: for Pharaohela, I'm Eric and this has been the High
Speaker 1: Stakes Fantasy Football Hour Live Big Gorilla Draft coverage. Your
Speaker 1: weekend officially starts now.
Speaker 3: This has been another episode of the Hot Stakes Fantasy
Speaker 3: Football Hour, presented by my FFPC dot com. It was
Speaker 3: broadcast live and was watched around the world. Bulky and
Speaker 3: Farrell will be back next week with more analysis, more interviews,
Speaker 3: and more advice from guests much smarter than they are.
Speaker 3: Thanks for watching, and we'll talk with you again next week.
Speaker 1: By the way, if you are looking for to draft
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