Dynasty SuperFlex Rankings + Professor Wright - Dynasty Fantasy Football

Published May 22, 2024, 9:00 AM

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Welcome to the Fantasy Footballers Dynasty Podcast with Borg Bets and a Baller.

Welcome in.

It's a Fantasy Footballers Dynasty podcast. I'm your host, Cabraganoni and I am joined by Matthew Betts and Mike Wright.

Welcome and everybody, Uh, you know, we gotta we gotta address this at the start, okay, Kyle. Every week we talk about dynasty, fantasy football. We talk whether it's U, me and this pod, Jason on this podcast.

That happens.

But every single show, someone comments, whether it's on YouTube, Apple podcast review, on Twitter, to like, why don't you guys talk about Superflex? Where is the super Flex conversation? If that has been you for the last three or four or five six weeks, today's your show.

They're out there and it you know whoever you are, and we listen. And even more so.

Look, we love our Superflex friends. They're just they're they're a U what are a They're a passionate group of individuals.

We are like the sherpas here to guide you up the mountain. I feel like the three of us would do a terrible job if it was up to us, guys.

Like getting up Everest.

Yeah, yeah, just dead.

Oh my, my death rate would be one hundred percent.

Oh you you went hiking with Mike, right, yeah, I know. My whole family's gone because of that.

Man. Dude, have you ever seen the lines Thank you for your distracting me now, but the lines for people waiting to get to the summit of Everest?

I took that as vegas lines immediately.

Nope, nope, nope, we're talking about Mount Everest, like people who climb it. It's now so touristy that like people wait hours and hours in this single file line as they're trying to make the final push to the top. It's it's so.

Wild commercialized, you know, it's and yeah, yeah, I can't that. That's why I personally.

The man, the man has gotten a hold of Mount Everest, what's next?

That's why I personally don't hike it just as everyone else is doing it.

Yeah, yeah, I would have done it when it was like wasn't cool.

I wouldn't give you an hour on that mountain, Dude, you'd be toast.

You don't think I could train? Gosh that that that's not a hypothetical like, oh maybe I could do this kind of like when Jason talks about like landing a plane. This is like you're dead if you don't like really go. It's not a casual thing. I just casually hike Mount Everest with some friends.

Anyway, next company trip, Yeah, throw all of.

Us there and we're just done. Yes, we will be talking super flex rankings. And I think it's more of a philosophical conversation because at this point, if you have a dynasty league that's superflex, you understand the importance of the position. Hopefully you have at least one stud But for a lot of us, you're in the middle of it and you're trying to trade, you're figuring out rookie drafts, how to value these players. So we're gonna talk about that conversation and what it isn't because it doesn't change everything. It's a piece of the puzzle. So we'll have that conversation. We'll go through Mike's rankings. And I'm really glad that you're on the show, Mike, because you have a philosophical difference than the other two ballers. And that's something that is totally okay, all right, Like it's not like you have to do certain something a certain way. Uh, but that's kind of like your brand though too.

All right, Look, man, I just I have a lot of truth to tell eh, and I'm glad I have this platform to share it with everyone.

Yeah, so that's all we're doing here. Uh, you can go to Ultimate Draftkit dot com. All of ours, these startup rankings that we're going to be discussing today are there. They're sortable, and the Ultimate Draft Kit is right around the corner. Bets you. You were telling me, I think it's eleven days. I haven't actually looked at the.

Count as of ten days or as of this this show being released, so coming in quick.

Yep, every single player sat it out. I was just looking through the projections and looking through how they're breaking down each teams, and Mike, I know that you've kind of taken an approach over the years of looking at the team, looking at the trends over the year, and then building out your projections based on market shares and all that stuff like that's there in the Ultimate Draft Kit. And we're almost there.

Yep. Yeah, absolutely. I start top down of how is this team trending with the amount of players that they're running. Did they make a coaching change, did they make a quarterback change. Those things will affect that and then you know you're past to rush ratio and then then just trickle it down. Then you know it's a couple of sprinkles here and there.

Yeah, I mean a couple of Dynasty sprinkles. That's all you really need.

Easy, you know, just a real quick dozens and dozens of hours over this past few weeks, I feel real easy.

I don't feel bad because we love our job, but there is a part of it where you start figuring out, like, okay, so how many targets do I give Josh Reynolds, Like how do we really work out these players that are like wide receiver threes, you know, running back fours and fives, which in Dynasty world, we're like scrapping, Like I need any of these players to contribute yes on my roster. So I do have a quick question for us. It's from the foot Clan. This is a question from one of our Dynasty channels. So if you go to Baller's discord dot com you can be a part of that. But the username is die Nasty.

So oh Dynasty that used to be Jason's team name in the League of Record. Really yeah, Well, he's he's had to rebrand many times over the course of failures happening.

Yeah.

But yeah, back when I joined, he was I believe he was the Dynasty.

Yeah, people have to rebrand when it's just not really working for them.

So I get it.

Yeah, Mike and I got a strong team. So, uh, this question is from Dynasty. Do you have any strategies on picking up rookies that are left after the rookie draft. So, in the majority of leagues, we've done the rookie draft, we have our rankings, did the mock draft a couple weeks ago. But is there any strategies over the summer. You know, it's May twenty second right now, you're gonna get a little bit of a lull. Like right now the news is look at these rookies running around in shorts. But for the next month or two, we're grasping for anything. So bets anything over the summer that's been tried and true for you to find the next Puoka.

I mean, it's so easy, isn't it. He just just grabbed the guy for the wire and you have every year we got one. Yeah, last year was so unique, right, especially with like the Kiren thing, but you know, he was on a bunch of rosters. But then Pooka that was like once every what ten years, something like that happens where he's that good. It just doesn't happen. So keep expectations in check. But I will say, you want to be proactive and whenever you see something that's slightly positive. Hearing a coach talk about a player reading beat reporters talking about, oh, that guy is getting runs with the second team. Oh oh, now they're actually getting runs with the first team. Like when you kind of get a little momentum, I feel like oftentimes we're like, yeah, but that'll never happen. Like, don't worry about it, you know, you kind of brush to the side. You wait till training camp gets here, you wait till preseason gets here, you wait to actually see it on the field. Don't wait like any positive news that comes out right now with hype. There's players on your roster. I caing guarantee you in Dynasty that you can drop and it won't affect your team regardless of how the player that you pick up, does you know? And if you're wrong, who cares? You Just drop them in two or three months and it's like it never happened and you move on. But I don't want to wait around and miss out. So one guy that kind of caught my eye recently was Blake Watson, the running back out of Memphis is where I went to school.

His final year.

He's in Denver, in case you were not aware, but in an undrafted free agent in Denver. Sean Payton was talking about this guy, making comparisons to how he played. Is his play style catching the football Alvin Kamara esque? Is he gonna be Alvin Kamara?

No? Probably not.

Is he gonna make the team maybe? And if he does, this is a completely ambiguous backfield. There are only two running backs last year that caught fifty plus catches in the FBS, Bucky Irving and Blake Watson. So I picked him up in a couple spots. I'm ready to drop him in August if it doesn't work out. But right now he's getting a little bit of hype out of rookie mini camp, and I think he's worth picking up.

Memphis running back Mike Yeah.

No, I went home. Excuse me, tell me more. It's that'll that'll be a tough one. I mean, the depth chart, while it's it is ambiguous. It's it's it's clogged, like there's just a lot of guys there right now. Though of Javante's there for sure, McLaughlin after last year's breakout, I think that he's a lock and estimate with being a fifth round pick, it seems like he should make the team over an undrafted guy. So I mean, I guess samaj p Ryan, it's kind of the few feels like the odd man out and would they really keep for running backs on the roster as well? But at this time, so when you were talking about it, bets Is, it's always it's always a kind of a difficult comparison because it kind of it feels a little bit gross because these are these are people. These are guys with like dreams and lives and everything, families. But the comparisons of the game of fantasy football to the stock market is just it's it's the dude, it's there, like there are there are parallels that you cannot ignore. And I always talk about so much, so much of dynasty is what is the actual perceived market value in your game of that player and what they're about to do. And these undrafted guys, it's very it's like a penny stock where the value is so low, the probability of anything doing so low, but all that thing has to do is jump from one one to two cents and that thing is like your value is two x where you know what I mean?

And then the big stock given out financial advice right here on the show.

No, no, no, no, I'm not a financial advisor, just a financial advisor, comparison ner type of guy. So is it. I don't know, That's just that's where my brain goes. And also I'll jump in with my tip. Right after the rookie draft, we talk about be really aggressive at that point because that's when you have the players with the highest odds, and it's the easiest one is draft capital. And draft capital people have their needs, especially at the running back position, so that ends up pushing higher, much higher drafted wide receivers down the board. But like I remember, our main dynasty is a three rounder, so you know, we get more players in our waiverwire pool than a four rounder. It's like Daniel Jones went undrafted, right, because we were all laughing like hyenas at how stupid the New York Giants were that they would spend whatever, the fifth or sixth overall pick on Daniel Jones. There's no way it's gonna work. But what if it works? And like, so I got him off of the waiver wire a super flex. People are freaking out you I would never Yeah, I get it. I get it, single quarterback. But point being and Terry McLaurin passed through years ago onto our waiver wire, and it's like draft capital. That's the easiest thing to go after. As soon as your rookie draft is about done or near completion or just done, start combing the list and see if any Day two players happened to sneak through. Because they do, they do. We all freak out about our running back position, so we draft these guys Day three running backs over Day two wide receivers. It happens all the time.

Yes, And I think at this point you're mostly gonna get positive news. You're gonna get all this. He's learning the playbook, so well here's how he you know, saw him throwing shorts.

To think it that that reminded me of my other point, Kyle is pay attention to negativity far more than positivity at this point. And I mean it for the for not just that player, but then the peripherals what happens like if at out of Denver we start getting some news of like samaj p Ryan, I'm just making this up. This hasn't been said. SMA Ryan showed up, he's out of shape, you know, YadA, YadA, YadA.

You know.

R struggling right now. I'm just saying any type of negativity for that category, for that player position group, and you would I be like, okay, well, I can see a world where is easily cut from this. So then that speaks more to uh, to what Betts is talking about picking up Blake Watson. So that's just draft capital and listening to negative news and then finding the threads. Yes, where where that negative news, if it's pulled and unraveled, what could that turn into?

Yes, Samaje p Ryan was you know, spotted at White Castle with a sack full of burgers. He's put on twenty pounds. And No, it's mostly looking at that news and saying to yourself, like, right now, at this point, the social media team, all these you know, they're putting out things for us to get engaged over the suite.

They're trying to sell. They're selling a product right now.

Yeah, And the same thing with a coach, like he just met these players, so it's going to be glowing things. He's learned the playbook, all these things. So negative news is a big deal if it comes out of a coach's mouth at this point, because everything looks great, everybody's running the best stuff. I would say a tip for me is find a team with a scheme that you really like that's like a great hurdle is okay, well, I'm looking at the rams and we trust Sean McVay and we've kind of seen that. And then you can also look at the second step. We care about opportunity for wide receivers. It's teams that don't have a strong number two option, and you can look at it like and say that there's a path for this person to be relevant, not saying they're gonna be a superstar. And so with Puka last year, you could have looked at his production profile BYU and say, Okay, there's some stuff that was there that we liked, but the draft capital sucks and we're not really sure. But over the summer you saw McVeigh, you saw Cup kind of praise Puka and say that, and so it kind of combined the two things. By no means should you have it all figured out in June or July that these players are going to be superstars. If anything, they might not even make the team, like a lot of these undrafted free agents. So just kind of hold those things together. I do want to throw out a name that I really like. Bets has heard me talk about him before. Rasheen, a Lee Baltimore Ravens running back that had a really crazy production profile. Yeah, got hurt and then got hurt in the Senior Bowl and so a lot of his like the buzz around him was just not there. But there is a path because when you look at this roster, Derrick Henry is not a fourgon conclusion. He's be on this roster next year. Justice Hill's a free agent. Keith Mitchell's you know, up in the air about what he's going to be as an undrafted free agent returning. There is a path, and he does have a three down skill set. That's all I really need. I like the scheme. There's maybe a path. Throw him on the end of my bench if you have a taxi squad. He's the perfect kind of player to throw on that. So who knows. Half these guys we won't even remember they were in the league two or three years from now. But you'll get a Zonovin Knight or you know, just guys like that that you're just like, I'm trying to find anybody. So another name is Dylan Johnson. He's an undrafted free agent running back for the Titans. There's just guys out there that you're just trying to find. And after the draft, everybody scooped up. Nobody really knows what's going on. But there's names that you can at least try. But there's there's there's holes in all of them, right, Like Blake Watson I think is going to be twenty four, twenty five when the season starts. Like the ever reason these.

Guys are chilling experience, Kyle, that's a positive.

Yeah, experience is experience. You know, it's a big deal, as Loki once said. So yeah, you can get all of our rankings, Dynasty Pass. All those things are updated and will be updated on June first with all of our projections. So it is a good time to be alive. Let's move forward with our super Flex rankings.

Talk.

Dynasty rankings.

That's a nice little Diddy did you forget about that? I do that you did that?

Mike, Wow, all right. I think last summer you went to the workshop and you just said, you know what, I got to come out with some a little five second, little little banger.

That was tasty. I'm just I would just say if I do say so, I did a really good job.

I just love thinking about your past self. You're like, ah, I'm gonna write this little thing I'm gonna put in the Dynasty show, and then your future self is like, I have no idea where that came from.

Yeah, it happens.

So the super Flex people are having a party right now. Say thank you, glad you're bringing it up. I think the discussion I want to start with before we get into Mike's actual rankings will walk through those, is that Superflex they're a passionate group, like Mike said, and that's good, Like fantasy football is one of those things. And this company was founded on a couple of people who were working their real jobs, but really they were talking about fantasy football all the time. So we love the passion and I think the barometer for us with the fantasy footballers is are you having fun in your leaks? And whatever format it is. Like I have friends that play IDP. I don't play IDP. But if it's fun for you, you're in this contract IDP Triple Kicker League and you're and it's fun. That's awesome. But I guess it's also not one of those things where you don't look at everybody else and say, well, I guess they're not having fun because they're not in the same league, like the League of Record, Mike, and I'll let you speak on this, like it's the reason the podcast started, and there is no money involved, and yet it is more competitive than any other league I've ever been a part of.

Yeah, that all of those things are true. It maybe you just we we got the right mix of of players, of people who are passionate about the game and competitive to the to a fault where a little bit too hyper competitive sometimes where when things don't go your way, you get, you know, emotionally upset for multiple days. Uh So it's yeah, it's all it's all just about having fun. But so I'll jump in the with the way I look at super Flex and the way I think about it is again like a market, and it's it changes the equation of the supply and the demand because any given week, you know you have up to thirty two starting quarterbacks like so that that and when everyone only needs one, that changes things. But then when everyone needs or the perceptions they need to people can I think over overlook what else their roster needs and just get caught so hung up in well, I got quarterbacks. They put up huge points, so I need I have to have two of them, and all like super flex to me, like it's just all fantasy football teams, especially in dynasty, have a weak point, and generally speaking, that weak point is run. If you're in a single quarterback, it's at the running back position. And it's like I can go through the roster of the main dynasty league that I'm in, and I think there's maybe two teams where you look at the roster and say they have three solid running backs and everyone else is like I have, well, I've one to twoish. So it's just and that's the weak point, the weak point of the team. When you introduced superflex, now you just it's how do you bake the team? How do you make it like you choose Everyone has a weakness somewhere and you're just choosing where it increases the odds that of moving that over. Well, I can have the weakness at the quarterback position because everyone else chose that as a strength. So my wide receivers and my running backs are really solid, you know what I mean. So it's it's not it doesn't completely change everything to me. It's still fantasy football. It's still points. What is the differential? What is the points of the quarterback sixteen versus the points the point dropped of like wide receiver twenty four to thirty six. So it's just it's it's making sure you're you're accounting for all of those and not just looking at it. It's the quarterback and they score the most, so I have to have them or it's or it's useless and my team can't go anywhere.

Yeah, I do think that's It's kind of like one of the biggest edges in super flex in my opinion, is the understanding that the elite guys are the elite guys no matter how you play, whether it's one quarterback, super flex, whatever, they're the dudes, right, Josh Allen Jillen hurts those the guys, and they're going to be difference makers for you regardless of format. The issue that I think a lot of people get into is super flex when they're thinking about, especially trading for someone that's already a confirmed starter or you know, a startup pick. Is like valuing this kind of like quarterback ten to like quarterback sixteen seventeen ish range, where you're like, well, superflex, so like, I gotta take this quarterback too over I don't know, plug in an elite wide receiver name or an elite running back name. You're like, I gotta get two running quarterbacks out of the gate or I can't compete. But I have found my most successful super flex teams, whether it's you know, dynasty or in redraft leagues, is like I want one of the elite guys, but after that, like give me two of the quarterback twenty to twenty four range and I'll piece it together with matchups, or just not play that guy that week and I'll play my elite wide receivers instead of that guy that you think, just because it's a quarterback has to be in your lineup and has to be drafted highly. I think that's kind of where the edge exists, because you know, you look at kind of last year was an extreme example, I think, but you had just guys out of nowhere giving you top twelve numbers, you know, because of injury and stuff like that, but year over year, right like the quarterback twelve, the quarterback thirteen is not winning you your league. But if you hit on a couple of elite wide receivers and you get an elite quarterback, now we're talking and you can kind of piece it together from there. So I do think there is a pretty big agency of flex and that's kind of how I approach it.

Yeah, and I think this discussion like there's so many different areas, and so we'll get into Mike's rankings, we'll talk more about I think the biggest question is people ask where should I take them. It's almost like, you know, there's like a set thing of what you're supposed to do. So we'll talk about what you're supposed to do and then what maybe you could do in zig zag. So we'll be right back with superflex leagues. They obviously are becoming more and more, you know, front and center. People are talking about them on sleeper And it's kind of also hard to quantify because if you ask somebody, do you play in superflex they'll say yes, but it's you know, the person like me. It's like, oh, I'm in a couple of different dynasty leagues, ones a super flex. One of them's the one quarterback. So it's kind of like we can double count what these leagues are and who's really into it when at the end of the day, both leagues, whatever they are, can be strategic. And I think a lot of times people say with superflex, well, quarterbacks the most important position, so we need to have another spot. And it can correct some of the issues. But every single scoring format has problems. You know, it's not perfect. Full PPR tried to overcorrect some stuff tied in premium. It's football and it's chaotic and that's okay. But let me ask you guys this.

Question, let's say, and also the trends of the league chain, like where PPR in in my opinion, what what the hope for when that scoring format was brought into is we got to boost the value of some of these wide receivers because like it's kind of it's hard for us to remember.

Now running backs were killing it, but but.

The running backs were everything, and I mean, like for some of the younger fantasy football players, You're like, well, I've never even heard of that. But for us older guys, like, it wasn't that long ago that the NFL was not even close to as past friendly as it is right now. Uh So that that's part of it. If you can update your scoring settings and then an NFL trend sneaks up out of nowhere, and before you know your your four years into that trend. Playing with the with this PPR where wide receivers like are getting a point one point two points for a two yard catch, and now running backs are more and more in committe and they're getting one point for a ten yard carry. Like this seems yes, this seems to be a little broken, but it wasn't. You know, like back when that was coming out, it was just so we have to be adaptable and change with the NFL.

Yeah, it was. It was here's Priest Holmes and what he's doing, and the dani and Thobinson, let's figure out a way. Well, you know, there's the same issue every single generation. So I like that point, Mike, because the NFL will keep changing and in fantasy football we want to get along with it. But let me ask you this question, because this is a super flex question, who was more important to fantasy football this past year? So twenty twenty three fantasy football, Russell Wilson or Pokin Nakua, who was more important?

We're talking just football, Yeah, just fantasy football.

Who was more important to the game? Yeah, not even close, right, No one, I don't think would argue. Now, you can look at what Russell Wilson did. Didn't start those final week, but he was QB fourteen and he scored actually more points than pookin Akua this past year, who was the wide receiver four. So in a super flex league, you could look at Russell Wilson and say he was a strong quarterback two, and yet if you had him on your roster, there was no difference making that happened at all with Russell Wilson, like if you try there was a couple of games and that was it. Same thing with like Derek Carr. You could have somebody who is a QB two and yet still run into the problems of it didn't really help you. In fact, Derek Carr averaged twelve points per game up until the fantasy playoffs. So if you had Derek Carr in a super flex league, he might have finished as a strong QB two, and yet he was worthless, Like you didn't make the playoffs, so he had Derek Carr likely.

So, dude, Derek Carr is like the poster boy for like super flex format is kind of broken, right, because it's like he's going to finish as a top twenty four quarterback. He's almost certainly never going to be the reason you win a title or like your team is incredible. Right, It's like he's just what he does, quarterback thirteen to quarterback twenty. It's where he lives right in stone every year. But never is he giving you a difference making season. But because if he plays quarterback, because people think that they have to plug him intos the quarterback two in their lineup, he has perceived value in a trade market, right, And it's like, Derek Carr is not the reason you're winning your super flex league obviously.

Do do I need to remind you? Week fifteen, start a Fantasy football play if Derek Carr, Oh, he went receiver wide receiver seven, then in the semis what I'm sorry, quarterback seven, and then semi's quarterback three. He Derek Carr alone.

Mike always always a defendant In fact, I think earlier this offseason you said he stinks.

I got, I gotta Oh I did, Yeah you did.

Yeah. I think he had the most touchdowns in the league over the last month. So if you got to the playoffs and you had Derek Carr, congratulations. I think also with Superflex, I asked this question out on Twitter, I said, what percentage of time do you start a quarterback in your super flex spot? And I found based on the percentage is that ninety percent of the people are basically starting a quarterback every single time. And to me, it doesn't really add extra strategy and start sits right like you pretty much everyone ideally, unless you have an injury or a bye, you're probably starting a quarterback there. And if you have a strong QB three then maybe, But a lot of time you're just kind of plugging in these two quarterbacks and then you're trying to figure out your other spots. So for super Flex, the main strategy for me is in startup drafts and in trading. Those are the two things. How do you value these players as opposed to these start sits. So a difference between a one quarterback and superflex to me is not that different. In start sits. Does that make sense?

Guys? Yeah, I think so. Tracking alone, yeah, I mean it's a roster.

There are some issue There are some examples though, like if you just went complete stars and scrubs, Like if you were like trotting out Josh Allen obviously every week last year, it's no brainer. And then you're like, oh, man, I got Bryce Young and I don't know if someone else that was terble last year is like your other two dudes, Nick Mullins, Oh, Nick Mollins was chucking it okay man down the stretch. The point of this conversation if like you were like I took brace Sung, He's gonna be my starter as my quarterback two in my lineup every week. If you didn't adjust throughout the season and be like, this is not going well, I can probably get similar, if not better production from a wide receiver on my team. I don't think you have to start that guy if they're truly having you know, that sort of year.

Yeah, And what Mike was saying earlier is that the thing that changes is the supply and demand. But if you're in a dynasty league, you're not in your startup draft anymore. You've inherited a roster over years, or you know, you drafted last year, whenever, and then you're trying to figure out, like, how does my league value this and how do I respond. I found out this data, I got to give a shout out. Make sure I get the user name I daco ff. He did all this research and found in dynasty leagues on Sleeper who the most common quarterbacks were on winners. And I showed the guys this list right before we recorded, and our main takeaway was, and I'll tweet out this list, but the studs were the studs and Superflex and then it was really flat. Whoever your QB two was. I mean, Sam Howell's on this list, Jake Browning's on this list, Baker Mayfield, Nick Mullins, guys that you went into the year thinking, I don't even know what these guys are. Like, my biggest takeaway is that you can kind of win with any combination in Superflex.

No, yeah, that the quarterback list is not surprising to me. And because you know, it's Josh Allen Jalen Hurts are two of the top three spots. And then it's which quarterback got hot and it's Dak Brock Purdy, Jared Goff, Sam Howell, and then you know, then just a list. Then it's kind of a list of who did you get off of the waiver wire there or or you had stashed he maybe didn't get him off the wire, but you had him stashed because he was a backup quarterback. It was that, you know, Jake Browning and Nick Mullins being on the list. But it's I mean, I still don't I don't think it changes. It's like, I'm sorry, it doesn't extremely change how I look at the quarterbacks. It's it's just like running backs, you know of like I could replace that position, say the studs were the studs who got hot? And then who did I get out the wave wire. It's it's like you're saying, Kyle's the roster construction of if in when I'm in the superflex, I'm I'm finding the backup quarterbacks who have not been snatched up, just like I'm trying to find the running backs. Yes, who are the backups who have not been snatched And you know, just we're talking of an injury or two, and these guys are now in a starting roster for fantasy football.

I think most people when they look at their dynasty leagues, and Mike, you can speak about the baller's main dynasty league, but it's like the people who won. You can go on ESPN the most common players that were on winning rosters. It's the dudes you think of. It's Ceedee Lamb, it's a ra, it's Kyron, you know, it's Sam Laporta, it's CMC Puka, like these are the guys that won people leagues, and yet quarterbacks actually pretty flat when you compare that. Uh, I give you some of those numbers on Sleeper. So at the end of the day, we're not saying it's you know, not important. We just want to give a holistic view that in super flex leagues, any combination. I mean when I ask people like, hey, who who were the two quarterbacks in your league? It was anybody and everybody if they were breathing, you could have won a championship with these quarterbacks. And some people said, like, hey, I didn't have anybody at the end of the year, I'm you know, throwing out Tyrod or you know whoever.

Else.

It's just like it could work there. So I think it's to me, we'll talk to Mike's rankings, But I would love a stud I'd want the difference makers that you mentioned, the Hurts, the Josh Allen, Dak Prescott, and then the rest of the way. I kind of want to just figure out my QB two and if I even need QB three, which is a another question. So BET's any thoughts on these winners and how you could win in dynasty.

No, I think it kind of speaks to what we were talking about with that mid range KB two range of rankings or weekly Yeah, couldn't be more mid honestly of just being a big group of really the same type of player, the same archtype, like could have a spike week in the right matchup, could give you ten eleven points a disappoint like it's all kind of the same guy generally, and obviously you should have your player takes of who you think could take a step forward, who you might think regresses. I will also say too, like in startup rankings, when you look at that you know, quarterback twelve and beyond range. Oftentimes people are talking themselves into scenario and we've talked about this on the show a lot of like this guy, I'm going to take him in the startup because he's going to be the starter for the next three years. And I have a quarterback on lockdown and it's like, well, if he doesn't perform, he is not the starting quarterback. We see a year over year of year right like it's happening. The NFL moves on. Daniel Jones is the perfect example of that, Like, I think the clock is ticking. I think I would be trying to sell him immediately in a super flex leigue if they could with positive news about his ACL right now. So just once the NFL and once teams decide like it's time to kind of look for the next guy, these guys lose value really quickly. So that is a very fragile range of my opinion in startups.

So I have the ultimate draft kit right in front of me, and I have sorted by Mike's rankings, so little different when you look at Superflex than Andy and Jason's. And so let's talk through that, Mike, Like, why do you have a philosophical difference of it's okay to grab running or wide receivers, especially early on, and not feel like I have to take a quarterback in the first round or you know, even in the second round. But we'll walk through those rankings. It seems like for yours, you'd rather have the wide receivers, and then late in the second round you're willing to get a guy there as opposed to like pushing everybody up to the top of the first because last year the guys at the end of the first round in super flex rankings were justin Fields and Trevor Lawrence because people felt like they had to take a quarterback. And a year later that's just crumbled.

Yeah, and it's I mean to be clear, it's it's the four, the big four elite wide receivers. That's why I have at the top off even super Flex Jefferson, Chase Limb, and alman Ron Saint Brown. After that, no, then then I'm in, like, okay, now I will address the quarterback position and again supplied demand. It comes down to if I'm in super flex, well number one, it's it's called the super flex. If it's not two quarterback like, that's a different scoring format altogether. It's super flex. It's flexible, your options are open. You could put any position into there that you need to. But you're still you know I would I don't have the data in front of me. But it's like, you're gonna have two wide receivers a super flex spot, and you're gonna have another flex spot. Like so we're talking three wide receivers again of making sure that I want to make up the point. I feel like I can make up the point gap by building with wide receivers and get quarterbacks later of that range of twelve to twenty four or whatever. Guys who are just they're all gonna live in that whatever, like a thirteen point range, but they're all gonna be the same where it's gonna fall off quicker or I'm saying like, and then after that it falls off for the quarterbacks. And I want to I make up the points with the wide receiver position, seeing them as more steady moving forward and just leaving the options more open to how I can do things for my team instead of it's very rigid if you go quarterback quarterback early now like now you are behind at the other positions. Again, where do you want your weakness to be?

Yeah, and we've mentioned any combination can win. So there are people in one of my leagues year before he won with Mahomes and Herbert, and that's awesome in that same league. This next year it was golf and then the Denver quarterbacks he went with like Russell, Wilson and Stidham and it can work. And because those teams were built on wide receivers and making up the difference there, like there's a big difference when Mike's saying, hey, you know, you're taking a mon raw and then let's say you get Jared Goff and you have a stack there, which would have been awesome. This year, you're able to make up where the other person says, like I have to take Trevor Lawrence because I needed a quarterback, and then they're falling behind at the other positions like wide receiver, and they're trying to, you know, stack Trevor Lawrence with a wide receiver who's fine in that wide receiver two range, but not near the same ceiling as those tops.

You're already behind, Like you're you're already behind. If there has been a huge quarterback run and you're like, well, I gotta get in, so I take the QB eight or whatever, QB nine or ten. While the while a top four elite wide receiver is on the board, like you have, you're already starting you or your position at a place of weakness instead of getting a super strength somewhere, you're just you're you're falling behind all immediately by taking that A quarterback in that range.

Yeah, a quarterbacks especially, Like when I ask people like, are you starting a quarterback always in that super flex spot, they mostly said yes, because it's a floor play. You know, you know you're gonna get a high floor. You're gonna get fourteen points or whatever it is in your scoring format. And then you also see a ceiling outcome, you know, like Derek Carr can have an awesome game, Jared Goff if he is at home, is gonna have an awesome game. Like those things can happen, right, But you are also missing out on the ceiling play of these wide receivers that are the true difference makers. So I don't know. The preferred strategy I think for a lot of people is to grab, at least in a startup, one of the studs in the first round or the first two rounds. But it kind of feels like everybody has that same strategy. Like when I go on a startup, was like, oh, I'd love to have Jalen Hurts, Like, well, I think everybody else is targeting him too, So I don't know, do you take that same approach Bets.

Yeah, For the most part, I think it depends on where you're at, obviously in you know, at the top of the board, and then it's easy you grab one of the elites and you kind of just let your league mates try to play catch up. The worst part is like if you're at the back of the first you know, you're like, man, do do I double tap quarterback here? And just kind of hope I get a guy that takes a leap this year, if like I does not take a leap. Trevor Lawrence asked of last year, he was going in this range at you know, ten to eleven, twelfth overall. Man, that's a feels like a wasted startup pick, right, Like you passed on I don't know, Jamar Chase or I'm making this up justin Jefferson, Ceede Lamb, whoever was there, Like, you probably passed on one of those guys. So it seems scary and it can be terrifying, But you do not want to be taking quarterback just because you feel like you need to take a quarterback. Remember, this is a startup draft. You're trying to set yourself up for success for years down the road. Obviously, quarterbacks are valuable. I'm not saying they're not, but this is where the edges is. Like if people feel like they have to get someone and it's like, ww man, I can't wait here, I gotta go get someone, and you're like, I just passed on a top five wide receiver in Dynasty, Like that seems so silly, right, So I'm always best player available no matter where I am in the draft. I do differ from Mike's rings a little bit, and that if I was at the top of the board, like I'm taking Alan Mahomes hurt his picture, that's fine. Yeah, I'm taking my guy and you know, being able to kind of build from there. But that's to me, one of the biggest issues is people reaching at the back of the first early second to get a guy that's not a difference maker.

It is scary to leave the first round or second round with. I mean, it's like you're potty training your kid. He's not wearing to pull up. He's just he's gonna learn over time. But I've just seen rosters that double up the wide receivers and they have a CD Lamb and Mike. Your team was a team that went all in on those wide receivers, and that's that's how you won that league because you were behind the eight ball some running back spots and then you were still figuring I mean quarterback. Dear lord, you figured out quarterback for like, the whole length of that league has been like who do I hurt the right guy or the wrong guy? And yet the wide receivers is how you won the league.

Yep. And I also dealt with massive like I lost the I lost my two starters, I lost Burrow and Cousins and had to figure it out. I mean, the waiver wire was was was very kind to me. Thank you, mister Joe Flacco and Jake Browning. Uh but but scared. I think that was gonna be my next point of if you haven't done a super flex draft, and it the just the the the the mental stress of those first few rounds where you see quarterbacks flying off the board. Every super flex draft I've been a part of. That's how it happens, and I agree it feels terrifying. And but let the let the entire draft tell the story of the draft, not just the first two rounds, because now all those people are if they went quarter early, they're heavily invested in that, in those in those quarterbacks, and now they are they're the ones who are making up wide receivers and running backs like they're trying to catch up and all those not all, but that's when the mid level quarterbacks start to fall. And if you've done a super flex draft, I encourage you to go back and look see how it really shook out, and look at what happened with some some value quarterbacks. Of where my strategy is staying water. Of course in a draft where people go crazy for quarterbacks, but what where I'm always freaking out in those first few rounds of like I should have I don't have a quarterback I should have done it. And then by round nine, when I have three of them that I that I now get to stream my best two options, my best two matchups of the week, you go, oh, well, actually look at that. Look at those three quarterbacks that I managed to end up with on top of now, and I have elite wide receiver talent or running back talent at the top. So it's go back and look at your drafts and see how they really shook out and find a team that that went. They waited, they waited, and it's it's terrifying every time. But then by round nine or ten, your anxiety goes down because you have you were able to stack up an elite talent at other positions and then find the three of those mid range guy mid range quarterbacks that you get to pick from every single time.

It's a fool proof strategy. I mean, it's just a.

I'm not saying, I'm just just saying that's how it has worked for me in the past.

I mean, I'm in a league where a guy missed out on in our startup drafts, like he just kept missing quarterbacks and didn't want to didn't want to reach. And his roster has CMC on it. He has the wide receiver you know, firepower, and he's made it to the finals back to back year. He has a won But like Gino and Baker or have been his quarterbacks. He had Jameis Winston for a while where he's just piecing it together and for a while he would start like Keenan Allen or Mike Evans in a super flex because he had enough dudes there to make it work. Right, So any combination can work. We're gonna take a quick break and we'll be right back. So we started off talking about a philosophical approach to superflex kind of walk through the first round. But this second tier and the third tier of quarterbacks, I think is the hardest. If you're in a startup draft or if you're trading right now, you're trying to assess like these guys that are good and yet like they're not quite in this tier where you're just like I'm locking in, you know, like Jordan Love, Jordan Love is really really good. Jordan Love is probably going to be good for a long time. But to put Jordan Love in this like top four, top five quarterback conversation in Dynasty is probably a massive jump right now when you ask yourself Jordan Love or some of the rookies, where do you draft them? So I'll start off with you, bets, how should we value this second or third tier of quarterbacks because in startups they usually get boosted to that kind of round one, round two fringe area.

Yeah, they definitely do. And that's scary to me because you can see a ceiling case and you can see this work out well for any of the guys that are kind of on this list, like obviously, Joe Burrow was established, justin Herbert's established, Kyler's established. You know, I'm not really worried about those guys, but you know, there are rookie quarterbacks that fail every single year, and it feels really scary because you're like, man, I don't want to miss out on this guy that could be the next generational talent in Kayla Williams. I don't want to miss out on the next Anthony Richardson in Jane Daniels. But quarterback is just the hardest position I don't know in sports to get right, like year over year every year, And so for me, I find myself kind of shying away from this range, especially if I already have an elite one and trying to take an elite wide receiver that falls to this spot. You know, it's kind of just a philosophical thing. I totally get if someone wants to chase the upside of of nailing two quarterbacks in your draft and having it set for the next you know, five year years plus and you're good. But the hit rate on these guys is not as high as you think it is, and so to me, it's I talk about on both sides of the malecas. I see the a ceiling case for it. But to me, there's just too much downside in a startup to miss out on a proven asset that can be your wide receiver two, wide receiver one for the next three years and he's a stud and you know that already.

Yeah, I would be happy with the quarterbacks we have here, and kind of it's like your second tier Mike Rihet Burrow, Herbert Kyler, Murray, Jordan Love and then Kayleb Williams and Jay and Daniels. You kind of have them pushed towards the end of the second round in a startup. So what you're saying is, let's say you start off with a wide receiver like Jamar Chase or Just Jefferson or Cde Lamb. At the end of the second round, there is a plethora of quarterbacks that you would feel comfortable there while still maintaining you know, rounds three, four, five, like you can grab backs and wide receivers that are difference makers.

Yep, that's that would be how I'm starting it. If I'm in you know those Yeah, Like I guess, really, wherever I was gonna say that the top of the first, but even even in the if in a super flex startup in the middle of the first, I expect most drafts will be quarterback, quarterback, quarterback, whatever. And then I grab, you know, one of those elite wide receivers and on the way back, I'm happy to take a quarterback there because to me, the difference of those that tier of quarterback is is so small, you know what I mean of once the elite guys are gone, So that that's how I'm starting.

Yeah, and I like this tier because they're players that have the contracts. Burrow, Herbert Kyler, Murray Loves gonna get paid. And then these rookies that have a leash that we just expect them to be around for a while. And when you grab a quarterback here and you grab a stud in the first round your rankings, the next quarterback that shows up is Tua, but not until way later, which I'm just looking at all the studs that are in this area rounds three, four, and five of a startup, Like there are running backs that are super young etn Hn Pacheco, James Cook, like all guys that we like a lot. You can get up to the fifth round. And then there's wide receivers neighbors Chris o'lave, who's the greatest thing that ever happened the Texans wide receivers.

He's still you still believe, Kyle.

I've never left.

I I'm in like no like legitimately. How how is your faith in Christal Lava? Is it shook? Is it still real? Confident? Where are you at?

I'm I'm there.

I don't.

I think he is for what he's worth. I think he's undervalued, and so therefore I think he's a good trade target. I traded for him in one of my in a super flex league. I traded for olave this a couple of months ago, and I feel awesome. He gets to be the wide receiver three on that team, so I don't have to count on him the same way. But yeah, I think the scheme bets you've talked about Clint Kubiak. They ran a dinosaur offense last year with Pete Carmichael being the same dude running the same places for fifteen years in a row. They're gonna do fun stuff. They're gonna put players in motion, right, they never did that last year.

I assume you mean dinosaurs, and you're saying old not like elite fast velociraptor.

Correct, although a lot of but like right, bet, their offense was like I can't remember the stat but it's just like archaic.

Oh they were.

They were dead last in pre Stott motion last year, which you know, oh it's it's the year twenty twenty four. Like, let's figure this out. So they bring in Clint Kubiak from San Francisco. He was the past game coordinator San Francisco, number one in the league in pre Stott motion last year. And you know, you look at the teams at the top, it's the Dolphins, it's the Eagles, it's the Niners. It's teams doing modern day stuff, which they were not doing world last year.

I don't know, man, what I don't understand. I don't understand what the disadvantage of just a little bit of motion, no matter, like even just hey, a quick man his own check, just real fast slot wide receiver, run in and then go back.

Pete Carmichael said, no, Sean Payton didn't do this back in the day. We're still not gonna do it. I know he's not around, but we're we're just not gonna do this. So yeah, a lave is in that stud here. And my point was round three, four and five. In a startup, you can get Andrews, try McBride, Dalton can kid Like. There are so many players here that if you did take a quarterback, you don't have to feel compelled to take a mid quarterback in this third, fourth, fifth round. And so that's kind of what your rankings reflect. And a lot of times we think about quarterbacks having this really long shelf life, like, oh, you know, even Trevor Lawrence, he's gonna get another contract, but it hasn't been that helpful. But for most of the league, they don't stay around as much as we think. Things change. And Mike, were you about to give a Trevor Lwrence dig I was just I could see it in your eyes.

Well, I was thinking, like, what's what good is the shelf life if it's never done anything good in the first place.

Mike is looking I I kind of like, what here.

We we all in front of her Meyer in year one. Maybe he just broke Trevor. Maybe he just broke him. You can come back from it. I mean Trevor has been fine, Like from an NFL standpoint, But yeah, he just hasn't taken the leap that everyone thought he would as the number one pick, as like the prospect for it come out of Clemson. He was supposed to be the dude and he's been fine in the NFL.

Yeah, yeah, I don't mind, like now that he is his ADP. We just did a mock draft on the main Baller show Me versus Andy, and I think we I don't remember how many rounds we wait, but Lawrence either got selected in the last round or wasn't drafted. I can't remember when he.

Was like round twelve or thirteen in redraft.

Like, don't don't make me do this, fantasy football community ADP changers, don't make me be in on Trevor Lawrence.

Please begg it could work, It could work. I gave this stat last year and then I updated it this year. But two thirds of the quarterbacks ranked in the top twelve of Dynasty stay there. Okay, and that makes sense, Like Hurt's is gonna stay there, Mahomes is gonna stay there. All the dudes are. But there's so much more turnover than we realize. Over the last six years, ten plus quarterbacks every year who are the week one starters, We're not the week one starters the next year. The average is about eleven, so a third of the league is changing over every single year. This year, you know, some of the most notable ones are the rookie quarterbacks, but then you look at the Raiders, it's like, well, Jimmy G's not starting, hear anymore. You look at the Patriots, Mac Jones, not the dude, the Steelers, same thing. It's like all of these guys that you thought were superflex guys you could count on as a QB two justin fields poof, they're gone. And it happens every single year. We just look up and look at the teams that are really really obvious, like, oh, well, of course the Raiders changed over. Jimmy G wasn't gonna be it. But it's happening more than we think. It's happening with guys like Russell Wilson who had the contract and the team said we don't want you. I don't care that you're nineteen percent of our cap, I don't want you in my team. So my last little point on superflex that I think is worth discussing is this QB two QB three range for teams. Is it over value? Do teams have to have a locked in QB three? Because I see people are like I have Mahomes and Kyler Murray, do I have to take a quarterback in my rookie spot? I know that you know neighbors is there, but I need to secure my QB three spot where it's like take neighbors, man, like take take these rookies, these rookie wide receivers. Like I saw people same thing, like do I take Jane Daniels over Marv for my QB three spot? And I feel like that strategy is playing for a floor outcome or a bye week as opposed to Marv, who's going to be amazing and gonna hold so much more value.

Yeah, I think that's a great example. And I've seen that question and a bunch too, you know, on Twitter or whatever. Like again, it feels like you just you gotta take the quarterback, but like if your team doesn't need that quarterback, that, let's be honest, comes with risk. You don't need to take them, and it feels like when you do take them, I think the way you put it is perfect, Kyle. It's like this is the floor play, Like you know, if Mahomes gets injured or or Filing gets injured, well I can just plug in Jane Daniels and I still got two starting quarterbacks. It's like, dude, if Josh Allen gets injured, your team is not winning the league most likely, right, Like you should be playing to win. You should be playing for first, to maximize your entire roster, not take a quarterback three because you got to get a third quarterback. That's if it all goes well, follows the Michael Pennock's plan for the Falcons and sits on your bench for the next two years. Like you don't want to do that. So I do think that, you know, there's certain times where it's like the value is there with the quarterback over someone else. But when we're talking about elite prospects, whether a you know, wide receiver another position, I think it's okay to take those guys, especially if you don't need the quarterback.

Every team needs a third quarterback, Don't get me what I'm saying, Like you want to find the Jake Brownings or the Joe Flaccos, all of these types of guys because injuries will happen. Like you look at who the guys were last year. It's like Herbert went down, Burrow went down, Rogers went down after four snaps, like it's going to happen. But adjusting your entire strategy just to have a safety net is the only thing you could win with any combination. So I guess it's almost overvalued more than it should be because I think people just want the safety net. They want to have that win. In a startup draft, it's okay, you can leave your draft, like I have a league where my two quarterbacks are Kyler Anthony Richardson. That's it. I don't have another starter, and yet like I'm playing for a ceiling outcome with this team as opposed to I'm just trying to look for for it.

Now.

I love a QB three. I'd love to find one, but it's not like I'm adjusting my team or trading away my assets to make it happen. Does that make sense?

Yeah, you can figure out, well, did you look at Kyler? Are the Colts and the Cardinals on by it?

The I have't looked yet at that.

Because that would be a big time bummer. My point was going to be for that team finding the two weeks to buy weeks and just figuring that out for those two weeks versus with a high level asset versus you know, investing on that quarterback three for to fill in for those two spots. I think I'll take the We'll take the other side.

I'm saved. The Colts by is week fourteen, the Cardinals is week eleven, So I'm gonna win the league.

I'm which side tip everyone should be. The schedule is out. Should be checking that right now. Check on your check you on your quarterbacks. Just see what's going on.

See how they're doing. See other guys are okay. So I want to kind of finish this with a question, and this is mere speculation. We did this question last year and it was name a quarterback who's currently a starter that in twenty twenty five won't be. Now we can't. There's some layups here. You can say Gardner, Minshew or whatever. Last year, I believe bets you put Mac Jones as your guest, and uh, nice he is. He is not that starting quarterback. So looking at the list thirty two teams, some of these guys just feel so safe, like it's just you know, Kyler's not going anywhere. Kirk Kirk Cousins. Is there any chance what's what percentage chances at Pennix next year?

Oh? Man, I think it's low. I will go fifteen percent.

Okay, I was going to say fifteen as well. Actually, I think it's pretty low. I think they they draft him with the plan to sit him and let him develop.

Okay, good, it's probably around that range. Lamar he's the quarterback. Josh Allen's the quarterback. Bryce Young should be the quarterback. I should be able to say ninety Yeah, he's the quarterback next year.

Yeah.

Dave canew is gonna do some work. Kayla Williams is gonna be the quarterback. Joe Burrow, Deshaun Watson.

That dude, Kyle, you put the question in and I thought it was I'm supposed to go figure out from the list who I think it is, and I was like, yeah, this is I'm it's gonna be Watson. It's it's gonna be so great to say it, like what, I need a quick reminder on the contract situation. Guys. Guys, unless they unless they want to do like a full Russell Wilson, they are locked in until twenty twenty seven because the dead dead cap this year not happening would have been two hundred million dollars of dead cap. Don't worry. In twenty twenty five that would drop down to only one hundred and thirty seven million dollars and then two should they cut him, you know, the twenty twenty six season, seventy three million dollars are there. There's there also. I think there's a June first situation, so maybe twenty twenty six they can figure it out by then, But guaranteed next two years.

Are higher than holy c higher than it should be based on performance.

If if it's a if it's another you know, pretty catastrophic year of quarterback play for the Cleveland Browns, How is everyone there not fired?

I mean the GM would be gone.

Yeah, that's that's what I mean. I guess, yeah, maybe maybe you hold on to maybe hold on to coach because he's he's done quite a good job. But it's just I mean, if you go three years in a row of this calamity, how is someone not fired? They probably will?

I'm with you. And if he if you have Deshaun Watson in a Super Flex league, you go, Okay, I guess he's my QB two you're not getting those top five seasons. Those are gone that you used to get in Houston. He seems like not a difference maker, like someone that you're plugging your QB two spot.

Well, he's also just a liability. I mean he's played twelve games in the past two years.

Yeah, nobody wants to trade for him. I have somebody that's been trying to trade, like you need another quarterback, is what they told me. And I said, I'm not trading my assets to get a QB three. Oh, I hate it. Worst thing in FATS football is when someone tells me what they think I need. Get back up. You don't know my team like I do. All right, let me keep going. Dak Prescott hopefully is getting an extension.

Oh, he's a starter next year.

Regardless bon Nix, I think should be the starter. It's not one hundred percent, but BONICKX Jared Goff just got a bunch of money. Jordan Love just got a bunch of money. See just Droud's awesome. Anthony Richardson, Yes, it should work. Yeah, yeah, please let it work. Well, it's not about it even working.

It's you. You gotta give. You got to give a top five pick. Two years and this will be year one. Basically, you have to give him at least two.

I was thinking about the Justin Fields trajectory where he gets three years. Let's just say it doesn't work, like it's clear this team's not winning, they go backwards whatever. I think it's a good team. I think that there can be a playoff team. But there is a trajectory where you look at a good fantasy quarterback, like Justin Fields was a good fantasy quarterback, and then the NFL moves on. That's just in the range of outcomes for him. Trevor Lawrence, they're working on an extension. Patrick Mahomes is going to be a quarterback forever, forever. Justin Herbert's awesome. Matthew Stafford, man, he has surprised me. I really thought Matthew Stafford would retire before last year, was the amount of injuries. And I don't mean if he wants one more shot at a Super Bowl ring, I guess, but Stafford would Again, it wouldn't surprise me if he's gone next year.

Yeah, yeah, And he does have it's the next three years technically under contract through twenty twenty six, but I think it's just a matter of like when he wants to hang it up, they'll move on kind of thing. I think he's earning that. But yeah, I mean, oh yeah, or McVay or just maybe they do like the last dance thing, but last year, man, I mean spinal cord contusion, like major injury risk kind of moving forward. So like at some point if they have another year of success, I do think he walks away.

You need that to play football from their spinal cord.

You're fine, ye, yes, yeah, it's recommended to have one.

Okay, I just needed a doctor to tell me so.

No, no, jellyfish, No not really.

It's the first jelly to play quarterback.

Sick No, no, it's a sick invertebrate joke. Guys, Come on, come on, a little fresh from biology humor.

No, dude, Mike's teaching biology first. He was teaching economics on this show, like Mike is on fire today.

Guys, this is what I do an teacher.

Mike. Oh, I would have been the best I got.

I got mister right this year, like this is sweet. I would have been I would have been hyped, Mike.

Mister right, all right, A couple more gardner, Minshew, he's not going to be the quarterback next year for the Raiders and aoc Tua. He's lost some weight, so.

Apparently he's going to get a contract.

Yeah, MacCarthy's going to be the quarterback. Derek Carr. They still owe him a lot of money. People weird, man, that's.

The next money. It's the next contract that I am looking at, and it seems like it because I'm like, I'm on over the cap. It's always a little strange with the you know, the pre June first, but it looks like they can get out next year. Yeah, for very cheap.

He's definitely on the fringe where if you're thinking like, oh he's locked in, like, don't think that's for sure. Drake May he will be the quarterback. Daniel Jones. I think we all think like this might be the final year, so don't count on that. Aaron Rodgers another one that you can't fully know.

What's that.

You don't even know what he's going to talk about next week or what he's to do much less you know.

Yeah, he might be campaigning for something. Who knows.

Jalen Hurts he will be the quarterback the Steelers. Who knows? Between Russ and Justin Fields, what they want to do. Gino is not a lock. Purdy's gonna get some money. Baker beyond this year is kind of a question mark to me. I know he got a three year deal, but I don't think he's long. And then Will Levis is a giant question mark beyond this year too, and Jane Daniels. So we went through the whole league and we got to that same number. It's kind of about a third that we were like, who really knows, And in your leagues, if somebody is locked in in somebody else's mind, you can at least go like it's not a foreshure thing, like these situations will change over the years. So if you want all the rankings, make sure you go to udkplus dot com. June first is going to be the release. It is going to be hot. It's gonna be hot people. Next week, Jason will be back and we'll be gettingto the Dynasty mail bag. Talk to you again, goodbye.

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