Dynasty WR Rankings + Elite Tiers - Dynasty Fantasy Football

Published Jul 3, 2024, 9:00 AM

Dynasty WR Rankings on today’s dynasty fantasy football podcast! Borg, Betz, and Jason discuss dynasty WRs comparing age, production, and future outlook among the elite tiers. Plus, players who could be losing or gaining value after the 2024 season. Join Borg, Betz, and a Baller each week to take your Dynasty fantasy football game to the next level and dominate your league -- Fantasy Football Podcast for July 3rd, 2024.

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

Welcome in. It's the Fantasy Footballer's Dynasty Podcast, July third. I'm your host, Kyle Bergannoni and I am joined by Matthew Betts and Jason Moore.

Hello, Jason. All right, buddy, that's it. No no response. I just now I'm on an island.

That was something I missed you guys last week. I did get to listen back to the show. I wasn't here, and I'm a little upset that I missed. Just I mean, what an episode the nastiest of the Nasty Boys on the discussion last week, I think the Nasty Boys drop was used eighteen times, nineteen times, And whenever a Dynasty show is talking about the potential viability of trace sermon in the year twenty twenty four, I mean that as an episode you got to listen to. So well done, boys.

Yeah.

I think at this point in early July, you're looking at your roster and hopefully last week gave you some tools to think about building a really good bench. This week, we're turning the page and talking about the elite of the elite, We're going to start over the next month talking about Dynasty tears and the process of looking at players, assessing value, and then doing something that nobody really wants to talk about. We're kind of figuring this out as we're going with the tears, all right. Year to year, things change, and I know there's some guys right now that I personally, I don't know about you guys. Last year when we did this episode Dynasty rankings, I did not have Puka Nakua in one of the top tiers of wide receivers. I didn't have it.

Just what you cared to lot.

Yeah, that's that's a fun good pick up from uh when when you get to pick up a player off of waivers that then becomes like a tier one or or Tier two, like really elite, that is a crazy that changes an entire dynasty outlook like that when you get a free superstar, everything changes.

Yeah, there are people last year that picked up poukup based on whatever news or you know, they like Sean mcvahir or whatever and just thought, Okay, I'll see if this works out. And now, depending on what season your team was in, like let's say you're a really good team a contender, you're like, oh sweet, I have another horse for my team that I could stick in, Or if you were rebuilding, you got to go a little bit faster, like, oh my gosh, I want young wide receivers. I have one, and now look where I'm at now, and I can just keep moving forward. So yeah, it's wild that things change more than you would think. So some of the players we'll talk about today, we'll talk about a year from now. Are they going to have the same value, are going to hold value? What could go wrong? And kind of just make sure that we're thinking about these players this year, but just man the same valued players. So, for instance, I can't wait till we talk about Garrett Wilson because last year he's pretty much in the same tier that we have him in this year. But he didn't do anything to really warrant that. And yet dynasty wide receivers hold their value. Like I look at certain players like DJ Moore, was that guy forever? It's like he was kind of seen as the top fifteen wide receiver. Did he deserve it?

No?

No, he's been top fifteen what like once in his career. It was this past year. So there's a lot of Dynasty where we're basically adding in this artificial value and we hope that these young receivers actually follow through. So we'll talk about that. If you want to get all of our rankings, the rankings we discussed today, especially Jason's rankings, you can find them in the Ultimate Draftkit Ultimate Draftkit dot Com. The Dynasty rankings, the startup rankings are rookie rankings. All of those you can find in there. But boys, I wanted to start us off with a quick question. This is from Joe, your boy Joe from the website in Pittsburgh. It's not how far is that from you, bets.

It's like three and a half hours. It's still a pretty good drive.

Okay, little road trip to Pittsburgh. The first question is yo yo yo jents yo yo yea Yojoe. Has there ever been a player that, no matter how hard you tried to draft or trade for, they always evaded you? In Dynasty? So, Bets, you can start us off.

Yeah, I mean, you can get this guy now if you want, But I'm not sure I want to. I was always, you know, trying to get on my teams. I just never could. Was Ezekiel Elliott when he was the dude like coming out of Ohio State was you know, the one oh one in that draft class was just an elite prospect, and that was just you know, top five running back year after year after year. And it felt like no matter how much which I tried to throw at the guys in my league to get him via trade, it just there's no chance that was happening. He was an untouchable. So I have actually never rostered Zeke in Dynasty. That is still true today. However, we'll see how my teams do this year. Maybe he's a cheap throw a third at someone and get RB two production if he does win the RB one job in Dallas. But I've never rostered Zeke in Dynasty, which is kind of crazy to say.

Yeah, go get him, go get him, man.

I honestly, Zeke is he's become a nasty boy, but he's gonna be somewhat valuable for Dynasty teams this year. He's not gonna help you win a championship, but he's gonna plug in and be in there. Your flex a couple of weeks this year pretty much from from nothing to uh, you know, a touchdown option. So I think he'll I think he'll actually be somewhat mildly important for Dynasty, as you know, falling from grace to becoming his own nasty boy himself. So yeah, I would, I would go get him. That's make your dreams come true.

Love it.

So, uh go give that third and see if you can see you're not getting Zeke right third. The comp you you know you probably won't ever get.

Him, Yeah, maybe not. The comp for me for Zeke this year is like because we we all know, i mean everyone knows, like how bad his efficiency numbers have been for you know, three years in a row. They've just kind of slowly declined, and he's at that age where you're like, the end is here. But could he be like Jamal Williams from a couple of years ago, Like if he gets the goal line role, could he just fall in the end zone twelve times on one of the best offenses in football? And you're like, I got the RB twenty three this year, Like, you know that'll help you in Dynasty. So I've I've comed around on, you know, on him a little bit in a guy that could help you, But like, just the grossest play every single week is is Zeke this year?

You can't find his rushing touchdown prop just because they're not going to lay it based on the situation. But what would you guys set his line at for rushing touchdowns this year?

I would set it at six and a half.

That was my number same, which okay, well I said it, so you got to take then there, I'll take the end.

I mean, unders are usually the smart bet.

I was gonna say, I can't even like them taking it over in a season long market where guys just get hurt so often and there's so much uncertainty. But if he does win the goal line role, I mean I could see him going over too. So I would take the under if I had to bet it. But you know, we're not talking about a media out come here. We're talking about a potential.

I don't want to.

Say ceiling, because there's no ceiling with seek, but a best case scenario, he gets you ten rush touchdowns and you're like, you know that was free in a in.

A startup or in an old season. Yeah.

The player that man I tried so hard in every single league to acquire this was this year that I just couldn't. I mean, it was just so frustrating and part of my frustrations came at the hands of you, Kyle. Was this year's rookie that I loved in the pre NFL draft process, wide receiver Troy Franklin. You know, he drops to the fourth round in the NFL draft. You know, his value plummets in rookie drafts, and I really wanted to get him, and I had opportunities to take him at the back of the second in a couple different rounds, and I just couldn't, you know, I would try to, like, I couldn't get myself to pick him because I know that it is probably not gonna work.

It's it's a bad selection.

So you know, I would be staring at him in Roman Wilson and I I draft Roman Wilson, I do the right thing, but I still want to Troy Franklin. So then I'm like, I'm gonna trade back up. I'm gonna get you know, he's he's here, he's late. I should be able to do this. And I mean I offered the sun, moon and stars like I think I offered to you, Kyle. And this was during the and this is a perfect example of how when you trade certain assets, like there's a there's a an arc in a cycle to dynasty value. Because right after the NFL Draft, when we're doing our rookie drafts, I was willing to give up a lot for Troy Franklin, Pat friarmth and a pick. Yeah, And it's like, I would not trade Pat friarm youth to you right now for Troy Franklin.

I wouldn't do that. I don't happening the pick.

And it's like you turned that down because the rookie sensation around the NFL Draft, in your rookie draft season, it is so overblown. And then once you once you you know, once you leave that time of year and you take a breath and you're talking about all of the NFL, not just rookies, you go, oh, yeah, that dude's not gonna work. It's like this, it's probably like, you know, you got a ten percent shot of the pick working. So yeah, thank you Kyle for being stubborn in your ways and not giving them to me. But I tried, in all my leaks to get Troy Franklin just like that.

I couldn't do. I struck out, and thank goodness, I think.

Yeah, we looked up the stat I think it was a couple weeks ago where it's like, if you're a Day three wide receiver, you basically have a seven to eight percent chance of ever being a top twenty four guy. And it's like the guys you think of is like Digs a Monra Pokah's like outlier players. So I think you made the right call. But yeah, in that moment, I was feeling great. I was loving Troy Franklin. And it was funny because I was looking at a roster and I think the only reason we felt so good about taking Troy Franklin is because we had multiple seconds where you had to stare it down.

You're like, is it yeah?

With my seconds a Roman Wilson or Troy Franklin. And then we were also looking at a roster for who were going to drop. He's kind of like in our bottom five or six, right, you know we can't drop. Of course, no way we could ever get. The player that I wanted to bring up is Tyreek Hill because when he came in the league, if you were in ancy league, yeah he was free, and it was one of those things you go, ah, this can't really work. We've never really seen a player like this, and of course, Well, you know, he's made it work. He's been a top eight wide receiver in six out of the last seven years, so uh and then one year he got hurt. So he's been awesome. I've tried to trade for Tyreek the price was too high. Then when he had his suspicion issues, I was too scared to trade for him because I didn't know what was gonna happen and the price was low. One of those things where if you want a certain player and you look over the years, he's like, it just never worked out, and we're going to talk about him on today's show. As a player. It's kind of tough to figure out where he belongs in the tiers because a lot of these young guys will talk about are in a position where you can see the ascension. You could see the year three breakout, and then you look at Tyreek Hill thirty years old, and you're like, oh, well, if I'm playing right now in a startup, I think I'd take this guy over the I hope that Garrett Wilson gets there, and maybe you're one of those people that wants to play a long tour. But Jason, like, if you were drafting right now and you wanted to win for your team, You're gonna take Tyreek Hill ahead of Garret Wilson. They're back to back in our rankings. So it's a coin flip.

Yeah, I think I would.

I'm I'm confident, and you know that obviously one of those guys is gonna hold value longer. But I like winning championships. Call me crazy, and Tyreek Hill is a difference maker for the next I think two or three seasons the age. It's funny because you know, I just went on a diatribe on the main Fantasy Footballer show about the bust of DeVante Adams and what happens at certain ages, and I don't see that with Tyreek Hill. Like I literally don't even count it. I think Tyreek Hill is an outlier human being in the sense of his speed is something that will stick with him, I think into his forties. I'm he's not gonna play into his forties, but there are certain human beings that are weirdly like that, and you know, we've seen him in the history of the NFL. So I just don't see his play style not working as he ages, and so I think you're gonna get at least two, maybe even three extremely high end fantasy seasons left. Garrett Wilson has to take that leap. He's got to become that and so it could. I mean, that's one of those you picked Tyreek over Garrett Wilson. In a startup, you might feel really really really dumb soon, but you're also gonna have a chance to win a you know, a championship, and it's it's also a little different in a startup. Like when I'm building a startup draft, I am thinking a little bit more long term. I like to know I'm a contender when I try to have when I want the Derrick Henry's and the Tyreek Hills and the people that are that are older. You don't know that you're a contender when you're drafting in the second round of your startup yet you know, you don't know how you built your team yet. This makes it a little bit more difficult.

I will say too. On the Tyreek contract situation. You know, when he came out and he was like, I want to play out my contract in Miami and then you know, I'm done there. Everyone was like, you know, and Dynasty players in their mind were like, okay, I got. I can't remember the number of years. It was like, hey, I got three years and I know he's done then and now he's like I want to do a contract. So is he done in a couple of years. I don't know, And I think a lot of people are still assuming that that's the case.

Just not sure.

So yeah, I mean, if you think he's got that in his his next couple of seasons, Jason like, he's a guy that you could get now and you look at the age like you always thirty years old, and people will say, like, you know, the decline probably is coming, But if you don't think it's there and you can get two three more years of Tyreek Hill, I mean he's a guy to go get, right. If you think that that contract situation changes over the next couple of seasons.

Nobody will trade him to me. That's my problem is like, if you have Tyreek and you've been along for the ride, you don't want to give it up because he can win you a week. He's been awesome, you know. There there's doubts, like always going to Miami and he's been wide receiver two, wide receiver two the last two seasons. So yeah, apparently nobody wants to trade with me anymore. All right, let's talk about these Dynasty tears.

Dynasty rankings.

So when we look at these players, realize that these players are ranked on a couple of different things. And Jason, you can talk more to this when you talk about your specific rankings compared to Andy and Mike's. But we're talking about age, talking about production, what have they done. We're also for a lot of these guys still throwing in there like this is what they came into the NFL looking like this is what our thoughts is our pre draft process with them. But then when you start to add in tears, realize that it's a little different than how we do tiers for redrafts. So all of our tiers in the Ultimate Draft Kit are based on point projections. Like you can look at where Jason has somebody ranked and it's per carrier, you know this target, You can see all of that stuff. But with Dynasty, we were projecting over a couple of years, So tiers are kind of hard, and when you look at the value of a Dynasty wide receiver, it's kind of in the eye of beholder. So like I have negative feelings with Garrett Wilson where I've seen like, oh that you told me this is what he's going to be, and he's held value, and yet we're still kind of banking on the production to go there with a forty plus year old quarterback. So there's still a lot that I think is being thrown in there and just saying this is how much he's worth. Now, there's a different conversation of on my roster, this is what Garrett Wilson is worth. There's also a different conversation of saying this is what he will be in the next couple of years, or this is what he will produce. So everybody has different ideas. And so the way that I did this is I walk through the ballers rankings, which you can find in the Ultimate Draft Kit, and I started to tier them. And you guys might disagree with me. Tell me if I'm dumb, tell me if you disagree. But my first thought is that not all tiers are equal. They're different. There's different players in each, but I think the elite of the elite will mostly agree. But any thoughts on just dynasty tiers before we get into the nitty gritty of how you guys approach.

It, Yeah, I mean, dynasty tiers are different because you know, if you're in a redraft, it's about how many fantacy points is someone going to score this year. When you're in a dynasty, what your team's makeup is, you might want someone that is more developmental or someone that is older that's going to score a ton, And so the tiers are not all equal. Its really hard to group them together. I feel like you got to look at your roster and say I am a contender or I'm a rebuilder, and then make tears accordingly. So yeah, we're gonna make them here kind of universally more startup based, and you know, disagree with each other all over the place.

I looked at the top ten Dynasty rankings for wide receiver all the way back to twenty eighteen. So there are some players that held their value like DeAndre Hopkins Man was a top ten guy for eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty, twenty twenty one, like he held it for a long time. DeVante Adams was that way and right now when you look at where people are rated, like AJ Brown, if you've had him in Dynasty, he has just held so steady since twenty twenty he's been a top ten wide receiver. We'll talk about him today because I think he's one of the candidates that could drop out of this list depending on what you think in DeVonta Smith. But it's one thing when you have that piece, when you have a young dynasty wide receiver, you just get to look at your roster, smell your own farts, and feel so good that you have justin Jefferson, you've had him, You've had Jamar Chase. They've held value and they will hold value over time. So there are some players that we'll talk about today that weren't on our radar. So last year, Puka, Marvin Harrison, Malik Neighbors were not players because you weren't thinking about them being a part of this list. But if you have them now, you are feeling really really good. So the first here I'm calling the untouchables, and in that group, I have Jefferson, Chase, Lamb, and Aman raw So, Jason, in your rankings, you have Chase number one. And I think I've heard you. You brought this up the other day on the main show, like you're pretty bullish on Chase coming through in a big way this year. And we talked even last year, like I brought that up, like I think I would rather have Chase over jeff Jefferson. I said that last year. Maybe it was a little zig and zag thing. But let's talk about Chase and just like how bullish you feel, Jason, and then we'll kind of talk about his prospects.

Yeah, Chase is my number one wide receiver. I was with you last year in Dynasty. I would have preferred Jamar Chase to Justin Jefferson. It's not saying he's a better wide receiver. It's saying he's in a better situation and he's just as could a wide receiver like you. You've got a young stud wide receiver who's proven on the NFL field that he can be, you know, one of those elite of the elite difference makers. You know, rookie season right out at the gate. He's dealt with some injuries. Joe Burrow's dealt with some injuries, but the talent is there and he's connected to Joe Burrow. Those guys aren't going anywhere for a long long time. When I look at redraft rankings and I think, okay, well, you know where where should Jamar Chase be among the best for this season. You cannot get me to any argument where he has a lower likelihood of finishing number one than any of the other wide receivers Tyreek Hill, Ceedee Lamb like they're they're they're you know, they're ahead of him in my redraft rankings. But if you're telling me that they have such a signific deftly higher chance of finishing number one than Jamar Chase, you're a lie. Like, no, no, they don't. Jamar Chase should really have a dominant year. And then you go and factor in the age and you say he's twenty four years old, and then you go in factor in the contract situation. You know he's not going anywhere. Then you factor in the quarterback situation, the offense, you go, everything is lined up. So yeah, when you talk about tier one in Dynasty, those are untouchables. In fact, I co manage a team with Beket, that loser, uh, the loser of the losers. I mean, what a loser. That guy is just a just a loser. But I co manage a team with Bekett, the loser, and we have Yeah, I'm sorry to his family that you are family with such a loser. Love that guy, but Bekett, we have Jamar Chase on that team, and there is another manager in that league that has tried everything to get him. He is just and we just say he's untouched. I mean, he's literally given us all his future picks. You know, It's like I'll give you three ones, two two's. You know, he's given us, you know, everything, and we're just like, no, no, there's almost nothing you could do. I send him a counter offer that was basically like, okay, I need a j Brown as well as all those that give me Jonathan Brooks. It was an insulting I mean, I wasn't real. It was like, this is what it would take to get Jamar Chase off my roster. Obviously you're not gonna do it. Jamar Chase is mine, and he'll be mine until he's about twenty eight, and then I will trade him at a great value for a young stud and another one and then move forward. But yeah, that when you've got a guy who checks every single box like this, do not do not get rid of him?

Yeah?

I do you think two? I love the take for this year. I mean just when you think about Himbrish Jefferson for Redraft, It's like just touchdown expectation, right, Like Sam Donald's currently the star and quarterback. That's kind of enough, right, and then you got a rookie behind him waiting in the wings. And I know the scheme is very friendly in Minnesota and it's jih Hockinson's hurt, but just how many touchdowns is that offense going to score relative to a Joe Burrow. That offense that's dranked eighth and eighth in points for play in the two seasons prior to this past year when Joe Burrow has been healthy. So just the touchdown expectations are massive this year and beyond this year, we're talking about Jamar Chase. I mean, I'd be shocked if t Higgins's back. I like Jermaine Burton, but we have to recognize that there's a ton of downside if that doesn't work out, And then you're like, who is taking any targets from Jamar Chase in twenty twenty five potential rookie next year. I mean, there's so much value this year, but beyond, like Jason said, so Jamar Chase I think is well worth the one on one.

Yes, the one thing I will bring up with Chase is his usage has changed from what it was. I mean rookie year. You just thinking of all those bombs in that monster game against Kansas City where he went for two hund zero. But the aid dot has gone down from thirteen point six to nine point nine to nine point one, and that I don't know if it's a scheme thing because they had the lowest eight off as a team in the league.

Yeah, that was last year. Was the quarterback issue, you know, when you had the bat. Yeah, when Browning came in and the backups were playing the whole system. Like if you watch the games, it was like get the ball, get it out of your hands, throw a screen. That was that was their entire game plan. I didn't he have a game last year. It was it was just wild. I feel like he had so many targets for nothing. Yeah. I see one game with nineteen targets for Jamar Chase.

That's that's nice.

I think that was the Cardinals game.

Yeah.

Yeah.

One of the things that was just like you think of him as just being this like big play deep ball, but like he led the NFL in receptions behind the line of scrimmage. You can look at that as like all it's a regression, but actually it's the other way. They're even giving him cheap layup stuff. So I think we're all very very bullish, and I think everybody listening is like, yes, we know Jamar Chase is good. Jason saying that he's got him number one. We've kind of been saying that over and over again, and so much more than all these other guys are great in this tier. Jefferson, Lamb, a Monra. We're just saying, don't think of them as like if you have a favorite, they're like so much better. It's like you might be able to get Chase for a little less than what you could get Ceedee Lamb right now, who's the hotness and is going to sign a trillion dollar contract soon hopefully if the Cowboys are smart. So any other thoughts, because I the hardest part about talking about these guys is I just can't fathom somebody trading them, like in any season, Like if you're rebuilding you want a young wide receiver, like you could trade them and get three first, but you hope that maybe one day they could be fifty percent of Jamar Chase, So why trade them? And then if you're a contender, you ride that wave. So I don't know, like any thoughts about Lamb about the contract because these guys are all about to get paid. We already saw Jefferson and Saint Brown.

Lam's gonna get his money. All these guys are untouchable.

You're not getting them in Dynasty League, and if you have them, don't give them it. Just future picks aren't worth it because you know your chance of drafting one of these guys. There's four there's four of these guys right now in the NFL, and your chance of using one of the three future years of first round picks that you're offered in the trade. You're not going to redraft those guys. You're just not going to happen.

Can we just take a second and first off, applaud Dallas for their incredible money management financial skills here, just what are you doing? And two, it makes me so so happy to see Kyle come around to the fact that mister almaras Saint Brown is in his eyes, untouchable in Dynasty. It took him. It took him a couple of years, but we got there, ladies and gentlemen.

My spreadsheets said that a day three wide receiver just wouldn't work. And he is one of the few that has.

To watch the tape.

Dude, you know, watch the tape.

Yeah, I do think touchdown wise, is he gonna keep being a guy that gets you eight, nine, ten touchdowns? It's rare for somebody in the slot, but that's how they funnel their offense.

Yeah, I mean, and he's probably not happening again.

Yeah, eight is what you're hoping for. I think I think he's gonna live in the six to eight range.

Okay, cool, because you know if he if he has a career like Keenan, Allen will be proud of him, right, you know, in the slot, just get on those perceptions, we'll be proud of the dude. All Right, let's take a quick break and then we'll get to tier two. All Right, we're back, and we're getting to tier two of our Dynasty wide receivers. We're talking about the elite guys, and I only have three guys in this next tier. You guys might disagree with me, but I'm calling it the locked and loaded tier. We have Marvin Harrison, Junior, AJ Brown, and Puka Nikua. And if you go through the ballers' ranks, Andy actually has Marvin Harrison even high, Like it almost seems like Andy would say Marvin Harrison belongs in Tier one, and I think you can make that argument. But with this group of players, we're saying they're just a little bit below that elite tier. And there's a chance I think for Harrison and Pooka to jump a tier. I can't see aj Brown going into that next because just of age. But like a year from now, we could be talking about Marvin Harrison as being in the elite of the elites.

Yeah, I mean it's as good as the prospect profile says, then there's no reason you can't be.

I Andy has tried so hard to try to trade for Marvin Harrison Junior, and there's pretty much nothing that we would want from him at all. I mean he's tried to throw everything. Because if you're a young team and you're rebuilding, sweet you have basically the best youngest wide receiver possible. And if you are a contender, sweet you have a wide receiver one of your team. So, like, I feel locked and loaded, even if we haven't seen anything yet.

If he hits, he is exactly what we described with Jamar Chase. Super young, super talented, tied to a good quarterback, the future is exactly what you want for a fantasy So he I mean, he might as well be in that top tier of untouchable. You just have to hold your breath and hope it works. And I think you're gonna find out really really soon. You know, you're you're gonna watch the first two weeks of the NFL season. You know this isn't a Justin Jefferson situation where he had to fight his way onto the field. We're in Arizona that he is just one hundred percent the number one for the team right off the bat. You listen to the other wide receivers talk about him. He's the leader. It's like Marvin Harrison is the veteran. It's like they're talking about him like, oh, I'm learning so much from him, and it's like it's just so it's so wild.

So yeah, week one, you're gonna see what he is.

Yeah, for sure. Let's talk about Brown though, because he's the oldest of the guys we've talked about so far. AJ Brown twenty seven years old. Do you feel like there's room for movement here with a new offensive coordinator? And we'll talk about him in the next year. But DeVonta Smith, I'm pretty bullish on him this year, and I really think in Dynasty you're getting a player that could have the potential in a year or two to be the wide receiver one for this team at a much cheaper price. So love aj Brown just got a huge bag. But is there room for movement. I mean, it's hard for somebody to stay a top ten Dynasty wide receiver for six years, and that's kind of what he's moving up to. So Betts, what do you think you're the Eagles dude?

Yeah, I mean, it's it's an interesting conversation because I'm excited about just the Eagles offense in general. You know, last year down the Stretch was waterline unwatchable. But you get Kellen Moore, whose teams are consistently up and pace a ton of prestat movement. We talked about that a couple of weeks ago on our like you know, scheme show of just he has just manufactured looks for his slot wide receiver, whether it's been Keenan Allen last year, Ceedee Lamby, kind of goes inside out and so we're trying to figure out, like who gets that role this year.

We don't know.

Maybe that's one of the things we'll watch in training camp, but like Aj Brown is just unbelievable. If he gets that role and they are scheming him that many looks, he probably deserves to be in this year. The issue is, of course you're very high on devout the Smith. I am too for the talent, and it's like, next year we have this conversation, he will be twenty eight. You know, that's kind of when you should start to think about like not not just trade them away, just to trade them away, but like is someone else gonna give me top dollar for this guy? If so, maybe I'll move on kind of thing. So like that's the only hesitation I have is just really the fact that next year he'll be twenty eight and he probably won't be a tier two guy. Maybe he's a Tier three guy. But still both of these guys about the Smith n Aj Brown will hold a ton of value after this year because I think the Eagles offense is just gonna be awesome.

Yeah, the Eagles offense is really really exciting. If you remember back to last year, right, they have a new offensive coording, a new defensive coordinator's really different system, and they come out hot, even though they didn't necessarily look that great. But before their bye week, they were eight and one, winning all these games, you know, the bell of the ball in the NFL.

What happened best, don't remind me, Please, don't remind me.

During that time, AJ Brown was on a seventeen game pace of one hundred and twenty six receptions, nineteen hundred receiving yards in double digit touchdowns. He was unstoppable. He was a force. The NFL figured it out right. The offensive coordinator couldn't adapt yet, like you said, no prestap motion. It kind of was a not a good looking offense. They just have really yeah, very predictable. They just had a lot of talent and that worked to start the season. It didn't work as the season went along. After the bye, they went what looks like they won three games, lost five over the last eight games. And during that stretch, AJ Brown was on a seventeen game pace of not one thousand yards, two touchdowns and eighty receptions. Is a completely different world. And so the coordinator shift and the bag of money, those two things like they just paid AJ Brown to be who he is and they're saying you're the number one. We paid both these wide receivers. AJ Brown got the bigger bag, and then they bring in an offensive coordinator who I think is going to help take all the elite talent they have and get the most out of them. So AJ Brown to me is someone that if you want to, I see him as like a one year holding value guy where next year, this season, he's gonna have an awesome season and then I'm gonna capitalize. I'm gonna trade on him, and I think you'll hold the value to get that young up and coming wide receiver and a one and then you know, you just want to His age is the issue, the fact that he's twenty seven. Everyone else we're talking about here is a young bucked Yeah.

Now, I think that's a shrewd move. And if you're one of those people at the deadline, even let's say you're trying to figure out like, okay, I'm not making the playoffs this year, like you get to capitalize then at your league's deadline, say hey, AJ Brown is holding a ton of value for a team. I think a year from now it's gonna be worse. And yes, in the moment, it doesn't feel good to trade these players. But it's the Julio Jones thing. You always talk about Jason, like, I'd rather be a year too early. We're not saying this guy's going to be dust. We're just saying you're going to get a haul and he might be good for another year. But if you get a haul, you get a haul. I did want to bring up the fact though, that you have Pooka Nakua as the highest in this tier Jason, and there are some variables, but also the point of him being a fifth round pick is kind of the factoid, and that's it. It's like he happened to be picked in the fifth and it doesn't matter anymore.

Pooka is unbelievable. You can't have the season.

That Cooper cup diet and yeah, no, I mean he's he's absolutely incredible. There's I don't care about the fifth round draft capital. I cared about that coming into last year. I always will. But once you trounce it, like same with Am and Rock, once you trounce it, it's over. It's it's a thing in the past. If you're a wide receiver, they it's just your draft capital is irrelevant. He's going to get a giant bag of money as soon as he's eligible.

It'd be great.

The only reason he's not in Tier one for me is Matthew Stafford. You know the difference of you know, Marvin Harrison being connected to Kyler, a younger good quarterback, and Jamar Chase being connected to Burrow, a younger good quarterback, is simply like Matthew Stafford could retire after this year, probably will, and so then you just don't know with Pooka going forward. But the talent, I have no hesitation of saying he's awesome. He would pretty much be untouchable if he's on my roster.

I can't fathom trading. I mean, I thought about it in the main Ballers Dynasty League. I've got a ton of offers for Puka. But it's one of those things where it's like you want to almost cash out because he was a free player for you, rather than the fact of, like just assess him as who he is right now, as opposed to what it cost you didn't cost you anything to get him. Now, value him the right way, which is, you know, he's a top seven wide receiver in our book. I did want to get to the next tier because it has a lot more names. I'm calling it a wide range of studs because a lot of the guys that we're anticipating take the next step in this tier, those are the guys that I think are the most interesting. So in this tier I have Garrett Wilson, Tyreek Hill. So we talked about those two earlier Molik neighbors, Roma DOONSA, Drake London, Chris Olave, and then Waddle Smith and Ayuk. So there's a big group of names here that are at different stages of their career. But the ones that are most interesting to me is the Wilson, Olave and Drake London group, which those guys are just gonna be together until the end of their careers. That we're just gonna group them' that's who they are. Let's talk about Drake London first, because Jason, you have him inside your top ten in Dynasty. We've talked a lot about the scheme changes with Atlanta then moving to three wide receiver sets. Drake London doesn't even know what that even means because he never got to do it. I went back and watched every single Drake London target like a sicko, and even his biggest games. If you guys remember it was like Washington and then that monster game against the Buccaneers, there's mostly two wide receivers on the field, Like it's just still the same kind of Arthur Smith offensive. So this is gonna be way different under the scheme. And we are still projecting though with Drake Glenn. That's the hardest part is like I think it's gonna work. I'm pretty sure it's gonna work, and yet so far we're still projecting.

Yeah, you've got to project, you know when you look at the untouchable tier, young guys with longevity at quarterback position, who are very talented and score a lot of Fantasy points, and you look at this tier three group and you say, well, who could who could leap to that? He's the one that sticks out, and so you've gotta you've gotta make your move for him now if you want an untouchable guy on your roster while they're still touchable. That doesn't there's no guarantee it's gonna happen. But I don't see when you know, when when you watch film, he's got everything you want. He's got the side, he's got the speed, he's got the route running. He's got the you know, uh, the body bend for his size. He is so fluid. He's just not had a good quarterback. And now Kirk Cousins coming over is great and we can mock and laugh at the Michael Pennock's junior pick, but that's good for Drake Lennon's dynasty value of saying, hey, either Kirk Cousins is crushing it, and if he's crushing it, if he's awesome, then two years from now he'll be playing the third year from now, in the fourth year from now, and if he's kind of starting to fade away, well you've got someone in the wings that gives you some some long term outlook. So for dynasty purposes, I'm much higher on Drake Lonnon. You just got to kind of call your shot and hope you're right. But I think he will hit.

Yeah, I mean, I think with him, it's not really a matter of talent, right, Like he came out of USC he was a very highly coveted prospect and then it just hasn't worked. And you know, Kyle did post all of those targets. I also am Asico and watched them while enjoying it. Enjoying a morning cup of coffee, and my goodness, Desmond Ridder, it was so so bad. So you get league average quarterback play, you know, top fifteen ish quarterback play, and I think it's gonna work. I mean, he's just that good. So yeah, I think the projection, you know, it is a little scary because you're like, ah, this is a big projection to make. But if you don't make those projections, you miss out on players that turn into legit superstars. Speaking about Garrett Wilson, Drake London and Olave because they will be tied to the hip for their career. He is only just turning twenty three years old, is Drake London, which is crazy. For god, that's already been in the league for a couple of years. He's a full year younger than Garrett Wilson and Chris Olave, which you know, the age doesn't really matter, it's just them to bring up of like, this dude is so young. He's less than a year older than Romadinze, so the age is I mean, he's if you treat him like an incoming rookie of just like this dude could be in your roster for years and years and years like the ages is very fun to look at.

The interesting part about those three wide receivers is they've mostly underwhelmed we thought they were gonna do. In year two. I mean, Wilson was, you know, a first round pick essentially one two turn pick, and redraft O Lave was, you know, second round and then a London a little bit further. But like, touchdowns haven't been there for these guys at all. Like you look at just the offenses in general. I was looking this up the Jets they ran fourteen total rushing plays inside the ten last year. They like they just didn't even get scoring opportunities at all. And then you get to look at you know, what the Falcons did inside the red zone was putrid, and then the Saints dear Lord Derek Carr inside the red zone. So the touchdown opportunities is what really we care about in fantasy. It's a big deal, and projecting that year to year is not great.

Now.

Garrett Wilson's been the dude when they get in there, and they peppered him kind of like how they used to do with DeVonta Adams. Like when they're in the red zone, they're scheming things for him, So I think in that department for all three players, we're projecting real production there. But I just I just know that with these guys, like I'm such just sucker of waiting it out and staying with my priors and looking at the draft capital. Is there a certain point with these guys where after this year if they don't hit, Like, are they just still so young that it doesn't matter.

No, Drake Lennon will take a massive, a massive hit if he doesn't do it this year, all the all these guys, if if if Garrett Wilson doesn't do it, Aaron Rodgers is getting older, you know, the quarterback situation, like they have to either step forward or they're going to fall drastically. Like right now in a startup, they're still being taken so high. They will not They'll they'll be they'll be more of a mid rounder next year, even though they're young. If three years of not getting it done, people will catch wise.

Yeah, I I don't know if. Yeah, Wilson's the one that I feel the scariest about. And I know that I'm super biased about a lave, so I'll admit it that I basically talked about every single year but Wilson just scares me. I think we're it's a very thin team. And I don't know if you guys feel the same way, but I think the Jets are one of the thinnest teams out there of just depth and what they're depending on. And I think the Nathaniel Hackett should not have a job. I don't know. I just think I think so many things of that team I don't love.

I think the whole coaching staff it's this year or they're done. You know, it's I know, the last year. It's like we had this plan with Rogers and literally ended four snaps in but at some point, like you got to do it, and they're all all their chips are in for this year, you know, based off the moves they made getting Mike Williams, you know, cheap and stuff like that. Like they're all in this year and then next year. I have no clue what this team looks like.

Uh, I'm curious. Take take those three wide receivers, uh Olave, Garrett Wilson, and Drake London. Put your general manager hat on for a second, and let's take the Arizona Cardinals. They're on the clock this last year at the NFL draft, Marvin Harrison doesn't exist. Those three human beings are who you get to pick from to your number one. You're a general manager, This isn't fantasy football. Who's the best wide receiver to be A one? Who would you select first? If you are on the clock Between those three wide receivers.

I would take Garrett Wilson somewhat easily. I just think he's the most He's just the most versatile that we've seen of these three. I think not that like London and Olave can't be versatile, it's just maybe their schemes haven't been the best. But Garrett Wilson, like they just move him everywhere. Everything that's designed for him, the way he moves, it's just he's a He's a true alpha wide receiver one. The numbers haven't been there based off quarterback play, but I think he's that good.

I don't know.

Kyle is ready to tell me it's it's no.

I'm I yeah, Kyle, you have to answer this too.

I am straining because I think I can make the case for all of them. I'm gonna say it's not a Lave right. As much as I love him, and I really do, I think for today's NFL offense, I would take Garrett Wilson, although I think Drake London I thought he was just gonna be a jump all guy, because that's a lot of what he was great at that Trump Card at USC, But I think he's way more than that, and for being such a big dude, like he can he can get open in space. So I think I would still take Garrett Wilson in space. I just still have so many issues with the makeup of that team. One more little grouping of this tier. So this is the bottom of this tier. And whenever somebody is at the bottom or you know, in a rankings, it doesn't mean like, oh they're the worst, It just means you might be able to get them cheaper than some of these other dudes. Like so what Garrett Wilson costs, I think he's gonna cost you more than Jalen Wattle or DeVonta Smith. And I personally would be totally okay with that. Just hey, the manager of Garrett Wilson wants to wait it out, you're not gonna be able to get that price. But paying for DeVonta Smith, I mean he just got a contract or Jalen Wattle, who got a contract, or Brandon Ayuk, who's I don't know is he gonna get a contract.

Who knows what he's gonna get a contract. We just don't know from what team.

So let's talk about those three Wattle, Smith, Ayuk because Smith is the one that I think you might be able to get the cheapest. I think people just view him as he's the two. He's way behind AJ Brown, and I view them a lot closer. You mentioned Jason. There's that split during the year where it wasn't so good. There was a point where he was kind of the wide receiver one for this team. I mean AJ Brown started off hot in the first two months, and then from weeks eight to thirteen before the Eagles decided they stink at life, he was averaging seventeen Fantasy points per game and almost a touchdown per game. And the crazy part was he actually shifted where teams started throwing a ton of quarters coverage. Basically they dared Jalen Hurts to beat them and to pick the teams apart. And he was the one DeVonta Smith that teams were, you know, not realizing like he was the offense. He was the best player, and I posted some stuff about this, but he's also the best for the slot role, and I think that's what Kellen Moore is going to do. I look this up and this was hot. But when he was at Alabama, his yards per out running the slot five point five to four.

No.

Now, for frame of reference, you want to be like over two. Two is really good, that's three is incredible. That season elite also fun five.

I did not know.

That that's that's silly, stupid. But also keep in mind, Davante Smith is not a good wide receiver. Davante Smith is a great wide receiver. If he had been gifted a larger body, he would be the best wide receiver in the NFL. So when you talk about he's the cheapest of those three guys, he's the one I would want the most of those three guys. He's tied to Jalen Hurts. The long term outlook is great, you know, as AJ Brown ages, and because you know eventually AJ Brown will definitely become the two. And so yeah, Davante Smith I want on my all my dynasty teams. He's he's undervalued.

I think he's shaping up to be maybe one of my favorite players for twe T four in Dynasty in general, like if we were doing a Dynasty My Guys episode, I think he's in that group because I think you can look at him as a near locked and loaded wide receiver one you just don't have to ever pay that price. So I he's just in a great spot. I think the Eagles are a team that we're high on in general for this year. So any thoughts on Ayuk though, because I'm I've kind of been hands off during this season of just like i don't know what to do with him, and I'm also been terrified of him regressing in his efficiency. So, Betts, do you have any thoughts on Ayuk?

It's so tough with the uncertainty around his situation obviously if we knew he was a forty nine er, and like to me, it's kind of one or the other, Like it's very likely either Ayuk or Divo or not on this team next year. Trying to figure out who that is and trying to make your movement and make and you'll call your shot early could pay dividends. It could also come back and be one of those situations where you're like, dang, it's you know Ayuk is now I don't know, a panther or something where Brystung doesn't work out because he wants money. The team did just pay Christian McCaffrey, right, They've got to pay Brock Purdy. They just drafted Ricky Piersoll, So like one of those two I think has gone, And that to me is really where Ayuk's value will come from. He's very talented, just had an unreal yard scout run season, So like the talent is there, it's just the uncertainty around his situation in contract.

You might be able to get him affordably, because I listened to Kyle talk about him and it's kind of how I am. I'm hands off. I'm not excited for Ayuk. I don't want to deal with where he's playing football. If he stays with the Niners, I don't know even know if that's great because of pure saul and because of his insane efficiency last year. If he goes to a different team, does he take a hit? But like Mike on the other hand, he's bet on Brandon Nyuk this offseason because of the talent of Brandon Ayuk. You know, that's the one thing that is not gonna change no matter where he goes. He's a really, really good wide receiver. So if you believe in Ayuk, now's the time to go get him. Because it's nebulous. You're not sure if he has a long term contract, or where he's gonna play, or who's gonna play with him as his teammate for the Niners. I'm out. I'm like, I don't I don't want that burden. But if you're a believer, now is the time to get him because people like me, if I had him on my roster, I'd be willing to.

Listen to offers.

Yeah. Now that's a great point because the unknown is lowering his price to a point where if you feel like you want to go and do it, something happens, he signs, he gets traded. It only goes up from there because we have some concrete details. Let's take a quick break and we'll get to one more tier. All right, We've gone through sixteen wide receivers in our first three tiers, and the last one we're gonna talk about today. We're gonna get to other tiers. If you're like, hey, why aren't you guys talking about Ricky piersall more because one, I don't like talking about Ricky piersaal well, we'll talk about him next episode. But this is tier four. These are guys wide receiver seventeen through twenty four in our Dynasty rankings, and I'm calling this one greatness or I can't figure out if this is even a word gullibility.

Sure it is, it is now it is.

No gullibility being gullible.

Does that sound right?

I don't know this group is a wide receiver one waiting to happen, or that you can think of him that way, or if you're buying into a group that a year from now, we're gonna be like, ah, dude, why did you buy into that tier? Why did you buy into that group of players? They're good, I want them on my roster, but what you're having to pay for might be more than what they're worth. I don't know.

So.

DK Metcalf is a player that Jason has talked up a lot so far this offseason.

I've definitely banged the drum for Metcalf. I think he is very undervalued, as there's some kind of fatigue with him.

Undeserved.

He's only twenty six years old. He's been a top twenty wide receiver every single year of after his rookie season, including last year. So yeah, I don't I don't see what there is to not love about Metcalf.

Yeah, so Metcalf is there. And if you want to get all these rankings, by the way, they're on the site fasbootballers dot Com DK Metcalf, Keon Coleman, which is going to be an interesting discussion. I want to have Nico Collins, Pitty City, Michael Pittman Jr. Xavier Worthy, Tank Dell T. Higgins, and DJ Moore Betts. Is there a player from this group? And Jason I have a couple, But is there a player from this group that you're like, Okay? It's interesting. I could see it go either way.

I mean, I feel like this tier makes a lot of sense and I think it's all pretty fair. I wish Andy was on this show. I would love to ask him about this discrepancy and rankings between Keon Coleman, who he is bullish on as his wide receiver twelve compared to someone like zever Worthy, who he has down at twenty five. And I would take zaber Worthy straight up over Keon Coleman, just a better prospect profile just as good, if not better of a situation with you know, the pass rate and thequarter back play longevity, like Coleman scares the heck out of me, Man, And you know, I'm doing this giant article which last year's article was a forty five minute read, so Kyle and I love these sick of articles. But I'm working on a training camp previewpiece. It'll be on the site probably the next week. And I'm trying to look at like uncertain situations and trying to figure out what do we need to watch in training camp to figure it out? And everyone's trying to figure out who is Josh Allen's wide receiver one. And when I dug into keyon Coleman more and just how his off season has gone so far, it has not been great. And I feel like everyone's just putting him in there despite the fact that his prospect profile was quite frankly terrible. Never had two point zero yards or two point zero yards perteen pass attempt. That's a very sticky metric in terms of outlook for a player. So I just I get it on the situation, I just don't know if it's gonna work.

Yeah, I mean the I can speak for Andy here on the logic. The logic is he has a very clear path to being the wide receiver one for Johbh Shalon. Xavier Worthy does not have that same path for being the wide receiver one for Patrick Mahomes. It's a it's a murky situation. You've got Rushie Rice, who's already developed that chemistry, obviously has got a small uh we assume suspension coming. But there's there's a and, and you've got Kelsey And then you've also got the size difference between these guys, right, Ken Coleman's got the NFL body, Xavier Worthy is the small speedster, which historically does not work for fantasy football. You know you've got the out, You've got Deshaun Jackson, Heck yeah, maybe Tyler Lockett good. But then most of these guys, there's a ton of these guys drafted and they usually don't hit. And I think Xavier Worthy is going to be really really good for the Chiefs, really really good. And I think he was a good wide receiver in college. I thought he was an excellent route runner.

U how was the speed?

They say that it was good to some say great. Kean Coleman apparently was not good in the.

Speed drill, right, so you know, But the thing is is he might not be good for fantasy, like Xavier Worthy can be great.

For the Chiefs.

Take the top off the defense, change coverages, run a bunch of gasers like how they used, you know, mvs. But it might not necessarily mean that he's a startable weekly asset when he's you know, one hundred pounds. So now I'm with you, bets I have. That was just Andy's argument. I have Xavier Worthy ahead of Keon Coleman. I would rather trust Andy Reid to utilize them and the profile what I believed in the players coming out of college. I think Xavier Worthy is a good player.

Yeah, these two are. I think it's a really good comparison right here where they're drafted. Everything else, and what did you believe going into the process, Because there are a lot of red flags we had in Keon Coleman. He kind of kept dropping in where rankings were when we started the process. But I'm gonna just give a couple of things just to addvert. Andy's argument is if it's if someone's gonna make it work, it's gonna be Josh Allen, they have cleared the deck and said we're really counting on this guy, like he Brandon Beid's come out and basically said he's playing the ex wide receiver role. So he's playing the Julio Jones de Marius Thomas like you are the dude for this team hopefully.

Now.

There's also been some comments and Bets and I were going back and forth where the GM you're just talking up your first couple of picks. You're just you're you're blowing smoke up people's butts, like that's all you're doing is just telling people this is what the thing is. And the remarks have been, how would you say, BET's like not as kind, like.

Just not what you would expect, like like you said you would expect. And everything to be positive, you know, everything we love from those work ethic to his route running to his hand you know, you just want all to be positive. And there was some recent quotes. He was asked about Kean and kind of how his Austin has gone, and it was talking about the run blocking, wasn't you know, up to speed and he's not sure what they were teaching him down in school at Florida SA It's like you watched this dude play like you were the one that picked him. So if you're concerned about that, you know that's on you. But obviously it's July, you know, early July, like there's time. I'm not panicking, but you would like to see more positivity in the first couple months the offseason.

Yeah, I'll put it this way for you guys, and you tell me where he lands in your mind. Kean Coleman is maybe he learns to separate, which is really a hard skill, like to teach people. That wasn't his calling card.

At if you're not doing a college you're not doing it in the NFL.

Yeah, it's it's really tough. Now, I will say there's certain guys that just that wasn't the thing and they had to learn in different ways. But like Mike Williams, types can have a ten touchdown season he did his sophomore year, but you never would have said Mike Williams was a separator the way that Keenan Allen was for that team. So maybe he learns to separate. Maybe they give him a bunch of layup throws, like that's what I hope, Like I think he's actually good after the catch, and I think he has good hands, so maybe they give him these you know across you know, across formation, like he's kind of railing. I was watching some Bill's film where it's like they have the third wide receiver. That's where Gabe Davis was awesome, not when he was the primary target, when he was like the second or third and they're giving him these big plays in space and he could do that. But then you have Curtis Samuel, who they're gonna feed a bunch of dinky targets because that's what Joe Brady did back in Carolina with him, and this team's gonna run a lot of twelve personnel, So I just worry that what you end up getting is eighty to ninety targets in year one and you go, oh, they replaced Gabe Davis with Gabe Davis and at the end of the day, it's rough. And then or worst case scenario, he ends up being Jonathan Mingo as somebody who was terrible against zoned and still is terrible agetst zoned. So there's a wide range of outcome. He could have a calval Ridley rookie season. You remember Calvin Ridley was like, he wasn't even the one on the team, but he ended up having ten touchdowns. You're like, sweet, this is great, but there's a wide range of outcomes for this dude, and you're having to pay a price that says he's gonna be good in a couple of years. So I think with did you say, guys say, we're all kind of just like, I think it could work, but I'm still kind of betting against it.

That's where I am. I totally see the path for it to work.

I I if I have to make a bet, I'm betting that he is not a superstar. You know he he could become maybe a T Higgins type, uh, and I think that's kind of his ceiling.

Yeah, I'm with you.

I've passed on akuin Bolden. That's yeah, that.

Could be interesting.

I've passed on him in almost all my rookie drafts, not because I would not because I don't want any shares of him. It's just that there's always someone else that were my drafts that preferred him because of the hype and excitement with the landing spot and let's be honest, like he's super fun to root for, like very fun.

Man.

You got to put those two together, get him in a press conference, Kean Coleman Xavier Get I mean they should be best friends.

Yes, and I hope it works, Like he's very fun to root for, but there's just so many warning signs of like it probably won't. So I've been betting against him based off of market prices vers is kind of where I feel I'm at.

Yeah, this team's gonna be interesting in general, Like how did they set up their offense? If you believed in khlul Shakir? They didn't run a ton of eleven personnel. I mean, I saw he ran five routes on the season with two wide receivers on the field. So when there's two wide receivers, he's not gonna be on the field. I guess it's Samuel Coleman and then all the boys mvs. Matt Collins, whoever else they run out there, just run routes. The last thoughts on Worthy though.

I mean, I think were these one of those guys where we could just overlook it? Like it's kind of one of those things where it might just be so obvious that in hindsight you're like, oh, yeah, we should have been really in on the guy that was super fast, that's playing with Patrick Mahomes, that was a first round pick. You know, Hollywood Brown's only there on one year. Travis Cassey's getting another year older, and we're like worried about the size type stuff, which I totally get and I think is valid. But he's a guy that I want to bet on, just based off the fact that we've talked a lot about Hollywood Brown his concerns. I'm kind out this year based off what we've seen. I mean, he hasn't really been good for three is ish years of what we thought he could be. And if that is the case and he's ever worthy, he can take a step forward. There's room for his value to grow beyond the season.

All Right, one more segment, take it or leave it. We're gonna give one more parting thought based on all the wide receivers we talked about today, and this will be out on the site an article for him. Two. But who are you afraid of most dropping in value in twenty twenty four and who will gain the most value? So, in other words, going in in next year wide receivers. We talked about the wide receivers and the tiers where are they going to land? So for me, I think Brandon Ayuka is the one I'm most scared of losing value, and I mentioned some of my pause. I mean, I just don't think he can remain that efficient. And then the ones that I think I'm most bullish a year from now are the young Texans wide receivers, Like they're in that tier we just mentioned of tier four, it's Niko, it's Tank. But a year from now, I don't think Diggs is gonna be on this team, and I think overall like they're just gonna hold or even gain value where they go up to tier three.

Yeah.

I already made a note when we were going through this that I saw my ranking of Tank Dell, which I've got him right now. I believe my wide receiver twenty four, that's that's agreed, just for that's not what I believe he should be higher than that.

Tank Dell is gonna work.

I think the Stefan Diggs acquisition for this year may have been the best thing to happen for those two guys from the ability to actually trade for them, because if Stephan Diggs was not there, you ain't getting those guys and you might not. He still might not get those guys, but there is like this small conversation right now of like, well, for this year, I don't know how the targets are gonna go. You know, I'm not sure how much Diggs is gonna see. Is Diggs the one there? But they immediately got him restructure his contract he's a free agent next year, and then sign Nico Collins to an extension and Tank Dell is obviously on his rookie deal. So I think after this year it is those two dudes. So there is a buying window right now. So I agree with that. I think those two guys are going to gain a lot of value assuming Ciostroutiks step forward in year two, which I think a lot of people are.

Yeah, the player that I see increasing of value next year is gonna be Dj Moore. DJ Moore has got a lot of reasons why you don't necessarily want him right now. Keenan Allen rookie quarterback Romadonsa is you know, the new hotness being brought in, and so it's kind of a murky situation for Redraft. I'm not really all in love with DJ Moore, but Dj Moore could just have a great season this year. He could just continue doing what he did last year with a quarterback upgrade, going from Fields to Caleb Williams. Then you've got the presumed departure of Keenan Allen and all of a sudden you'd go, oh, You'd go into the following season being really sure that, like, okay, DJ Moore is the number one Caleb Williams hit. So if it's a good season this year, DJ Moore is going to be a very, very hot commodity next year. The guy I'm most afraid of is just Olave because I traded Sun Moon and Stars for him.

That's just personal.

I please Olave work, take a step up, upgrade, get touchdowns, be a dominant one.

Please be a dominant one.

Yeah, I'm a little worried about Keom. We already mentioned that. The guy that I think is going to gain value is Jayleen Waddle. You know, he's a guy I talked about on our Dynasty Trade Targets episode which was June fifth, Who could forget Episode sixty three.

And classic episode?

What a show?

What a show that was. But basically, you know my take was just right now, everyone use him as like, well, he wasn't that good last year, and you know it's obviously Tyreek's team, which Tyreek was awesome. I'm not taking that away, but his underlying numbers still suggest Waddle is a superstar and right now you can still get him without having to pay superstar prices.

That's gonna do it for this episode. And just out on fans Football site is our Draft analyzer, So if you want to take your Dynasty teams, check him in there. I looked at my squad and found out that I have no bench depth and then I need a lot of help, and we actually have some helpful blurbs that are in there as well.

Yeah, the analyzer is out. It's part of the UdK plus, which has all of our Dynasty rankings, all of our startup rankings. Also comes with like everybody that's playing Dynasty is in non Dynasty leagues two I mean usually. So the Ultimate Draft Kit is an incredible resource. The three of us both on the show, the three of us on the Dynasty Show, everyone around here, we pour our sweat, our tears, our blood into this thing.

It's what we use and drafts ourselves.

You know, I could not imagine doing a draft without the UdK, So yeah, get it.

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We'll be back next week. We'll be talking more dynasty wide receiver tears. I want to talk to you then.

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