Hello everybody, Welcome into the Fantasy Pros Dynasty Football Podcast. I'm Ryan, Warmly joined as always by Scott Bogman and Pat Fitzmorris fell As. We're back for another super flex rookie bock draft. Last time in February, we did two rounds. Now that we were in March, we were going to expand that to three rounds. Eventually, we'll get to like four or five rounds when we get into April. For now, we're sticking with three, trying to stay reasonable here, but we'll move a little faster than last time because we got some more names to go through. Fits. How are you feeling kind of projecting out the early rounds of a rookie draft now as opposed to however you felt a month ago.

Hello everybody, Welcome into the Fantasy Pros Dynasty Football Podcast. I'm Ryan, Warmly joined as always by Scott Bogman and Pat Fitzmorris fell As. We're back for another super flex rookie bock draft. Last time in February, we did two rounds. Now that we were in March, we were going to expand that to three rounds. Eventually, we'll get to like four or five rounds when we get into April. For now, we're sticking with three, trying to stay reasonable here, but we'll move a little faster than last time because we got some more names to go through. Fits. How are you feeling kind of projecting out the early rounds of a rookie draft now as opposed to however you felt a month ago.

Yeah, it's a little better post Combine, worm feeling a little stronger about some of these takes. And just I think for the most part, at the Combine, we saw a lot of our opinions validated, which was good, just especially with this running back class. We thought it was a really good class, and the testing at the Combine sort of reaffirmed that. Like these guys tested, I think the average for the running backs for the forty was like a four to four seven or something like that. I mean, this is a big, fast, athletic running back class. Super excited about that, and excited about some of the other guys at other positions too.

Yeah, it's a little better post Combine, worm feeling a little stronger about some of these takes. And just I think for the most part, at the Combine, we saw a lot of our opinions validated, which was good, just especially with this running back class. We thought it was a really good class, and the testing at the Combine sort of reaffirmed that. Like these guys tested, I think the average for the running backs for the forty was like a four to four seven or something like that. I mean, this is a big, fast, athletic running back class. Super excited about that, and excited about some of the other guys at other positions too.

The events of the combine coincided with the early stages of my recovery from the shoulder surgery. So I can't wait to make a pick today and have you guys say, you know, he ran like a five to two forty or something and start laughing at me with all the mistakes that I made.

The events of the combine coincided with the early stages of my recovery from the shoulder surgery. So I can't wait to make a pick today and have you guys say, you know, he ran like a five to two forty or something and start laughing at me with all the mistakes that I made.

So this morning, Clart is not in this class, so you're good.

So this morning, Clart is not in this class, so you're good.

This will be a good alarning experience for ree Bagman. Are there any guys that really stand out to you as real movers, either risers or followers since the last time we did a mock?

This will be a good alarning experience for ree Bagman. Are there any guys that really stand out to you as real movers, either risers or followers since the last time we did a mock?

I mean, I think DJ Giddons probably rose the most post combine, and I think just more people getting eyes on him because this running back class is so deep. We heard Debro kind of talking about him last week, and I got to be honest, like last week we sat down and made a top ten list. In organizing the running backs is one of the hardest things that I've had to do. This offseason to see, you know, where I would rank these guys right now, before their teams and all that stuff, because I just felt like I was leaving so many good ones off. I was like, maybe Fitch to told the top twenty running backs set of top ten here, maybe that would have been better, but we had to settle at ten, and it felt, you know, it was like passing a stone. I did not enjoy it.

I mean, I think DJ Giddons probably rose the most post combine, and I think just more people getting eyes on him because this running back class is so deep. We heard Debro kind of talking about him last week, and I got to be honest, like last week we sat down and made a top ten list. In organizing the running backs is one of the hardest things that I've had to do. This offseason to see, you know, where I would rank these guys right now, before their teams and all that stuff, because I just felt like I was leaving so many good ones off. I was like, maybe Fitch to told the top twenty running backs set of top ten here, maybe that would have been better, but we had to settle at ten, and it felt, you know, it was like passing a stone. I did not enjoy it.

The class. Now that we're into March and we'll dive in a second, but to me, it does feel like if you set aside the quarterbacks, where obviously we've talked a lot about that being a down year at that position, it does feel like there's a lot of depth pretty much everywhere else. The running backs get most of the headlines. But while there's maybe not a Marvin Harrison Junior or Eliite Neighbors type at receiver, I feel like there's a lot of names I'm like pretty interested in to see where they land tight end. It feels very deep running back. Again, obviously we all know just how insane this class is. It feels like if you can look past the quarterback situation and this is going to be a super flex rookie mock. But if you can look past the quarterback situation fits, it feels like you're gonna be making picks you like well into the third round of your rookie drafts.

The class. Now that we're into March and we'll dive in a second, but to me, it does feel like if you set aside the quarterbacks, where obviously we've talked a lot about that being a down year at that position, it does feel like there's a lot of depth pretty much everywhere else. The running backs get most of the headlines. But while there's maybe not a Marvin Harrison Junior or Eliite Neighbors type at receiver, I feel like there's a lot of names I'm like pretty interested in to see where they land tight end. It feels very deep running back. Again, obviously we all know just how insane this class is. It feels like if you can look past the quarterback situation and this is going to be a super flex rookie mock. But if you can look past the quarterback situation fits, it feels like you're gonna be making picks you like well into the third round of your rookie drafts.

It does feel that way, worm, and we saw some pretty impressive testing from some of the receivers too. The Iowa State guys immediately come to mind, Jalen Noel and Jayden Higgins and how well they performed it. And now I think they've both solidified themselves as guys who are going to be top ten wide receivers in these rookie drafts. So yeah, it is a pretty like the closer we get to when actual rookie drafts happen, the better I start to feel about this rookie class.

It does feel that way, worm, and we saw some pretty impressive testing from some of the receivers too. The Iowa State guys immediately come to mind, Jalen Noel and Jayden Higgins and how well they performed it. And now I think they've both solidified themselves as guys who are going to be top ten wide receivers in these rookie drafts. So yeah, it is a pretty like the closer we get to when actual rookie drafts happen, the better I start to feel about this rookie class.

I feel like the spot I'm least interested in Bogmann in drafting is kind of that like two to four range, because obviously everybody knows is going to go one, and then there's just so much depth late. But that like top half of the first round, but that's not gonna get Ashton. Genty is the area where it feels like, well, maybe you're getting somebody weaker than you might have gotten last year, for example, But outside of that stretch of the of rookie drafts, it feels like you're gonna be getting a pretty comparable, if not better talent than usual in a lot of other spots in the draft. Let's get started here, because like I said, we got a lot of names to get through. We're gonna change up the order from last time. We're gonna have Fits with the number one pick, Bogmin number two, myself third, and then we'll kind of just repeat that pattern throughout. So Fits is one, four, seven, et cetera, Bogman two, five, eight, so on and so forth. Fits start us off with not wasting any time. Everybody knows where we're going here.

I feel like the spot I'm least interested in Bogmann in drafting is kind of that like two to four range, because obviously everybody knows is going to go one, and then there's just so much depth late. But that like top half of the first round, but that's not gonna get Ashton. Genty is the area where it feels like, well, maybe you're getting somebody weaker than you might have gotten last year, for example, But outside of that stretch of the of rookie drafts, it feels like you're gonna be getting a pretty comparable, if not better talent than usual in a lot of other spots in the draft. Let's get started here, because like I said, we got a lot of names to get through. We're gonna change up the order from last time. We're gonna have Fits with the number one pick, Bogmin number two, myself third, and then we'll kind of just repeat that pattern throughout. So Fits is one, four, seven, et cetera, Bogman two, five, eight, so on and so forth. Fits start us off with not wasting any time. Everybody knows where we're going here.

Yeah, Ashton Genty Boise stay running back, even though he did not test at the combine. I do not think that hurt his stock at all from a fantasy perspective or real life NFL draft perspective.

Yeah, Ashton Genty Boise stay running back, even though he did not test at the combine. I do not think that hurt his stock at all from a fantasy perspective or real life NFL draft perspective.

Everyone knows Gent is the cream.

Everyone knows Gent is the cream.

Of a very appealing crop at running back.

Of a very appealing crop at running back.

So Ashton Genty goes one on one in this mock.

So Ashton Genty goes one on one in this mock.

I actually, this last time, we don't need to waste a lot of time on Gent because it's the clear pick here. What percentage of thought would you give to going somewhere else. Again, it is super flex draft, So if you really need a quarterback or is there zero thought to it, gent don't even hesitate.

I actually, this last time, we don't need to waste a lot of time on Gent because it's the clear pick here. What percentage of thought would you give to going somewhere else. Again, it is super flex draft, So if you really need a quarterback or is there zero thought to it, gent don't even hesitate.

It would be the same percentage as Bluto Blue Tarski's great point average in Animal House zero points zero.

It would be the same percentage as Bluto Blue Tarski's great point average in Animal House zero points zero.

That answers that we were talking about some old movies before the show. That is one that I have seen. Came out in nineteen seventy eight, so well before I was born. Bogman, you're on the clock with the second pick.

That answers that we were talking about some old movies before the show. That is one that I have seen. Came out in nineteen seventy eight, so well before I was born. Bogman, you're on the clock with the second pick.

Second pick, Like you said, this is the area we don't like worm two through four because you're not getting genty, You're not getting that value. But I think with Shador maybe slipping on boards throughout the NFL, I think cam Ward is just by far and away the only guarantee quarterback to be playing this year. I think he needs to be the number two pick. So I will take cam Ward just because the value of the other quarterbacks is very, very questionable, and I think that kind of moves him up a little bit. I do believe in him. He is my favorite quarterback in this draft as well, so I love the potential for him. And we know that QB's are a finite resource in the NFL as my team is finding out in free agency right now, so cam Ward has to be two to me.

Second pick, Like you said, this is the area we don't like worm two through four because you're not getting genty, You're not getting that value. But I think with Shador maybe slipping on boards throughout the NFL, I think cam Ward is just by far and away the only guarantee quarterback to be playing this year. I think he needs to be the number two pick. So I will take cam Ward just because the value of the other quarterbacks is very, very questionable, and I think that kind of moves him up a little bit. I do believe in him. He is my favorite quarterback in this draft as well, so I love the potential for him. And we know that QB's are a finite resource in the NFL as my team is finding out in free agency right now, so cam Ward has to be two to me.

Fits. I know that you have had Shadur ranked higher than Ward for the early stages of this process. A, do you still feel that way? And B If you still feel that way but Ward goes number one overall, will you in terms of rookie draft capital, maybe give the lean the slight edge to Ward.

Fits. I know that you have had Shadur ranked higher than Ward for the early stages of this process. A, do you still feel that way? And B If you still feel that way but Ward goes number one overall, will you in terms of rookie draft capital, maybe give the lean the slight edge to Ward.

I'm still going to have Shaduur ahead of Ward because even though I actually like Ward more from a fantasy perspective than a real life perspective, longevity, I think is maybe the most important thing, and how long I see these guys being quarterbacks Like I do think Shadour is going to be some team's long term answer at the KB position. I don't know if I feel the same way about Ward. I just I worry about the Jamis Winston component of cam Ward's game and how he is just this occasionally reckless gun slinger who is looking to rarely check it down and always wants to make the hero throws downfield, and that sometimes leads to him holding onto.

I'm still going to have Shaduur ahead of Ward because even though I actually like Ward more from a fantasy perspective than a real life perspective, longevity, I think is maybe the most important thing, and how long I see these guys being quarterbacks Like I do think Shadour is going to be some team's long term answer at the KB position. I don't know if I feel the same way about Ward. I just I worry about the Jamis Winston component of cam Ward's game and how he is just this occasionally reckless gun slinger who is looking to rarely check it down and always wants to make the hero throws downfield, and that sometimes leads to him holding onto.

The ballway too long.

The ballway too long.

So I just I worry about the catastrophe potential with cam Ward, to be quite honest, and even if he goes number one overall, number two overall.

So I just I worry about the catastrophe potential with cam Ward, to be quite honest, and even if he goes number one overall, number two overall.

I don't know if that's going to allay my fears.

I don't know if that's going to allay my fears.

I'm gonna take Ted McMillan with the third pick. This would have been my pick at two. I would take him over either of the quarterback options. I'm just a huge fan of his. Still really curious to see where he winds up, given that they haven't really added anybody else. I wouldn't I would be pretty happy if he went to New England, honestly, since they have kind of struck out in a lot of the other receivers so far in the early days of free agency, and I would love him pairing with Drake May. But I just love the player. Very easy pick for me here. If he hadn't gotten to me, I would have decided on one of the quarterbacks. I'm not sure who, but I'm very happy to go with McMillan here. So Pat, I don't think there's going to be any disagreement with that pick there, so I'll send it to you for the fourth pick.

I'm gonna take Ted McMillan with the third pick. This would have been my pick at two. I would take him over either of the quarterback options. I'm just a huge fan of his. Still really curious to see where he winds up, given that they haven't really added anybody else. I wouldn't I would be pretty happy if he went to New England, honestly, since they have kind of struck out in a lot of the other receivers so far in the early days of free agency, and I would love him pairing with Drake May. But I just love the player. Very easy pick for me here. If he hadn't gotten to me, I would have decided on one of the quarterbacks. I'm not sure who, but I'm very happy to go with McMillan here. So Pat, I don't think there's going to be any disagreement with that pick there, so I'll send it to you for the fourth pick.

Yeah, no disagreement here, That's perfectly reasonable, although I think there are other options. You could have considered it at one oh three, and other people might consider in their own superflex rookie drafts. I'm going to take Shador Sanders at one oh four. Put my money where my mouth is. I just I love his accuracy and the way he places the ball in a way that minimizes chances of interceptions or of his receivers taking big hits. Had a high completion percentage in college, has that nice snappy release, good at making pre snap reeds throws with anticipation, the sort of things that NFL teams are really going to appreciate. And although he was not really a running quarterback in college, it was for good reason. I mean, he's very mobile within the pocket. It's just that Shaduur likes to keep his eyes downfield looking for that play in the passing game rather than just quickly tucking it away and running. So I do think Shaduur is going to be a good long term starter for someone, And uh yeah, we'll take him at one of four, bog.

Yeah, no disagreement here, That's perfectly reasonable, although I think there are other options. You could have considered it at one oh three, and other people might consider in their own superflex rookie drafts. I'm going to take Shador Sanders at one oh four. Put my money where my mouth is. I just I love his accuracy and the way he places the ball in a way that minimizes chances of interceptions or of his receivers taking big hits. Had a high completion percentage in college, has that nice snappy release, good at making pre snap reeds throws with anticipation, the sort of things that NFL teams are really going to appreciate. And although he was not really a running quarterback in college, it was for good reason. I mean, he's very mobile within the pocket. It's just that Shaduur likes to keep his eyes downfield looking for that play in the passing game rather than just quickly tucking it away and running. So I do think Shaduur is going to be a good long term starter for someone, And uh yeah, we'll take him at one of four, bog.

I mean, you're not as high as shod as you are on ward, but would he be that pick for you at the four spot.

I mean, you're not as high as shod as you are on ward, but would he be that pick for you at the four spot.

I think he has to be in consideration. I think when you're drafting in a rookie draft, you know what your team needs are. So if you need a quarterback and Shaduur lands in a spot where he's likely to see time this year, then I would do it. If he lands somewhere where it's pretty obvious that he's not going to be playing this year, I would probably skip him and take someone else and try to trade for a quarterback later. But I think that the way that qbs go off the board, there's always more than we expect. Right, it's always Michael Pennix out of nowhere from the top rope. Oh, Bob Nicks is not worth it to Denver here, there's no way they take him, and then they do, you know what I mean? So I do think he'll end up somewhere where he's probably going to play this year, and for that reason, he would probably be.

I think he has to be in consideration. I think when you're drafting in a rookie draft, you know what your team needs are. So if you need a quarterback and Shaduur lands in a spot where he's likely to see time this year, then I would do it. If he lands somewhere where it's pretty obvious that he's not going to be playing this year, I would probably skip him and take someone else and try to trade for a quarterback later. But I think that the way that qbs go off the board, there's always more than we expect. Right, it's always Michael Pennix out of nowhere from the top rope. Oh, Bob Nicks is not worth it to Denver here, there's no way they take him, and then they do, you know what I mean? So I do think he'll end up somewhere where he's probably going to play this year, and for that reason, he would probably be.

My let me ask you guys one thing real quickly, since you guys are maybe not as sold on Shadoor as I am. If Jackson Darts were to go ahead of Shador Sanders in the draft, I don't think it happens. But the way I've heard some draft analysts talk about it like it might not be totally outside the realm of possibility. Would you take Dart ahead of Shadoor Sanders in a Dynasty rookie draft.

My let me ask you guys one thing real quickly, since you guys are maybe not as sold on Shadoor as I am. If Jackson Darts were to go ahead of Shador Sanders in the draft, I don't think it happens. But the way I've heard some draft analysts talk about it like it might not be totally outside the realm of possibility. Would you take Dart ahead of Shadoor Sanders in a Dynasty rookie draft.

I think it depends on where, Like, like the landing spot would be really relevant for me in that scenario.

I think it depends on where, Like, like the landing spot would be really relevant for me in that scenario.

Yeah, I would have to be somewhere super high passing volume and looks like Minnesota's gone with McCarthy's, so probably not. I don't. I would say most likely.

Yeah, I would have to be somewhere super high passing volume and looks like Minnesota's gone with McCarthy's, so probably not. I don't. I would say most likely.

Not if it's in Minnesota type place though, a place where you walk in said I really like to play a caller, good offensive line, good weapons like that. Would that would carry a lot of weight for me.

Not if it's in Minnesota type place though, a place where you walk in said I really like to play a caller, good offensive line, good weapons like that. Would that would carry a lot of weight for me.

What if Dart goes to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Shadour goes to like serve an apprenticeship behind Geno Smith and Las Vegas.

What if Dart goes to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Shadour goes to like serve an apprenticeship behind Geno Smith and Las Vegas.

I would rather have I would rather have Shador because the mindset of Pittsburgh is the Arthur Smith run, run, run, run, run offense. So I'd rather have Shador.

I would rather have I would rather have Shador because the mindset of Pittsburgh is the Arthur Smith run, run, run, run, run offense. So I'd rather have Shador.

I think I'd rather have Dart in that scenario, But it's I think it's close. I think it's a good question to pose, Bog when you're up with the fifth pick.

I think I'd rather have Dart in that scenario, But it's I think it's close. I think it's a good question to pose, Bog when you're up with the fifth pick.

I'm gonna go with Omar and Hampton the running back out of North Carolina and at this point, I don't know. Jackson Dart is possible, but we're not really sure where he's going to land at this point. So for me, I think Omarion Hampton is likely to end up in Pittsburgh. And what I just say about their offense run run, run, run, run, So I don't think Jalen Warren is a guy that can handle volume carries. I think he would get hurt. He's a smaller frame guy, so I think you want the big bruiser to go with him, and I think Omari and Hampton would be that guy. So I and it really doesn't matter where he ends up. He's that type of bruiser wherever he does end up, So he would be my pick here.

I'm gonna go with Omar and Hampton the running back out of North Carolina and at this point, I don't know. Jackson Dart is possible, but we're not really sure where he's going to land at this point. So for me, I think Omarion Hampton is likely to end up in Pittsburgh. And what I just say about their offense run run, run, run, run, So I don't think Jalen Warren is a guy that can handle volume carries. I think he would get hurt. He's a smaller frame guy, so I think you want the big bruiser to go with him, and I think Omari and Hampton would be that guy. So I and it really doesn't matter where he ends up. He's that type of bruiser wherever he does end up, So he would be my pick here.

Love this pick. It's what I would have made if you got to six fits. I know you have been as big a Hampton fan as anybody.

Love this pick. It's what I would have made if you got to six fits. I know you have been as big a Hampton fan as anybody.

Yeah, fantastic, And what we saw from him at the combine.

Yeah, fantastic, And what we saw from him at the combine.

Two with a.

Two with a.

Forty times in the four fours, some other good test results paired with what we saw have seen from Hampton on tape and the way he can catch the ball for a bigger back like he is. He is primed to go somewhere and be in every down back and we're just keeping our fingers crossed and he gets the right landing spot.

Forty times in the four fours, some other good test results paired with what we saw have seen from Hampton on tape and the way he can catch the ball for a bigger back like he is. He is primed to go somewhere and be in every down back and we're just keeping our fingers crossed and he gets the right landing spot.

I'm pretty torn here, honestly. Truthfully, there are players at every single position that I would at least consider. Here right now, I think the top five is fairly set for most people, even if the order might be different depending on who you ask. I think I will buy into the idea of him going in the first round and I will just go with the quarterback because it's super flex. I kind of make that made this mistake last and by the way, I mean Jackson dart in that with that PA, I kind of made this mistake last year where even after they were drafted where they were, I was not taking a lot in rookie drafts of Bo Nix or Michael Pennix because I not that I was like stuck with my priors, but I just was not a really big believer in them as great dynasty fantasy assets. And I want to learn my lesson and say, in a super flex, if a guy is getting that kind of draft capital and an opportunity and there's some degree of talent, which I do think there is, and I think there is definitely talent with Dart. I know Debro is a huge fan of his. I think it's smart, and there's so many other names I could have gone with, you know, literally receiver, running back, orts, tight end I would have also considered, but because it's super flex, I'm going to give that extra weight to the quarterback and kind of buy into the helium with Dart. Fits before you make your pick, What do you think about that one?

I'm pretty torn here, honestly. Truthfully, there are players at every single position that I would at least consider. Here right now, I think the top five is fairly set for most people, even if the order might be different depending on who you ask. I think I will buy into the idea of him going in the first round and I will just go with the quarterback because it's super flex. I kind of make that made this mistake last and by the way, I mean Jackson dart in that with that PA, I kind of made this mistake last year where even after they were drafted where they were, I was not taking a lot in rookie drafts of Bo Nix or Michael Pennix because I not that I was like stuck with my priors, but I just was not a really big believer in them as great dynasty fantasy assets. And I want to learn my lesson and say, in a super flex, if a guy is getting that kind of draft capital and an opportunity and there's some degree of talent, which I do think there is, and I think there is definitely talent with Dart. I know Debro is a huge fan of his. I think it's smart, and there's so many other names I could have gone with, you know, literally receiver, running back, orts, tight end I would have also considered, but because it's super flex, I'm going to give that extra weight to the quarterback and kind of buy into the helium with Dart. Fits before you make your pick, What do you think about that one?

Yeah, I just I do not know for what the NFL thinks of Jackson Dart, I'm not I know Debro is convinced that Jackson Dart is going to be a first round pick and probably a top fifteen pick. I'm not sure I even totally buy into the first round pick status for Jackson Dart.

Yeah, I just I do not know for what the NFL thinks of Jackson Dart, I'm not I know Debro is convinced that Jackson Dart is going to be a first round pick and probably a top fifteen pick. I'm not sure I even totally buy into the first round pick status for Jackson Dart.

So he's interesting for sure.

So he's interesting for sure.

I mean, he throws a gorgeous deep ball and he will hit guys in absolute stride drop it into a bucket.

I mean, he throws a gorgeous deep ball and he will hit guys in absolute stride drop it into a bucket.

I like that about him.

I like that about him.

I like how he is an aggressive runner, like not super elusive, but kind of runs like almost in a maybe not as physically as Josh Allen, but just sort of an opportunistic guy who picks up yardage. What I worry about with Jackson Dart, I just I didn't see him work through progressions that much when I watch him play in college, and like seemed like he was often reading just one half of the field. So he might have a lot of work to do as a passer just to get acclimated to what he's going to be asked.

I like how he is an aggressive runner, like not super elusive, but kind of runs like almost in a maybe not as physically as Josh Allen, but just sort of an opportunistic guy who picks up yardage. What I worry about with Jackson Dart, I just I didn't see him work through progressions that much when I watch him play in college, and like seemed like he was often reading just one half of the field. So he might have a lot of work to do as a passer just to get acclimated to what he's going to be asked.

To do in the NFL.

To do in the NFL.

What do you think, Bogman about Dart? Just quickly, because I think he's probably the last quarterback for a while. I mean, I just think about, like, what are the potential landing spots for Dart right Like if we just look at the board and the way it's laid out right now, what teams are looking for a quarterbacks? So I think Vegas because Gino Smith is one hundred, I still think Vegas is in play for a quarterback here. I do think that, you know, Miami, I know they signed Zach Wilson. I don't know if he's a long term plan for TUA. I think they might do the Michael Pennox route Seattle. Well, they signed Arnold dent Or Denver Tampa Bay Baker Mayfield's old Pittsburgh obviously, so I do think there are some landing spots, and then you have the potential for teams to trade back into the first you know, from the second, just a couple of spots moving up just a different round. So and that's actually probably the most likely scenario because you want if if you're drafting a quarterback, you want the quarterback in the first round because it adds a year of contract onto their rookie deal. So I do think he's going to kind of sneak into the back end of the first round. I think maybe somebody trades up for him. So it all depends on landing spot for him and how long he's going to have to sit well, And to be clear, if he's not drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft, yeah, I mean I would absolutely not be taking him here or anywhere close to here. That's going to be very black and white. If he's a first round pick, I'll be interested. If not, I absolutely will not. That's just what the NFL is telling us about these guys. Fits who you got at number seven.

What do you think, Bogman about Dart? Just quickly, because I think he's probably the last quarterback for a while. I mean, I just think about, like, what are the potential landing spots for Dart right Like if we just look at the board and the way it's laid out right now, what teams are looking for a quarterbacks? So I think Vegas because Gino Smith is one hundred, I still think Vegas is in play for a quarterback here. I do think that, you know, Miami, I know they signed Zach Wilson. I don't know if he's a long term plan for TUA. I think they might do the Michael Pennox route Seattle. Well, they signed Arnold dent Or Denver Tampa Bay Baker Mayfield's old Pittsburgh obviously, so I do think there are some landing spots, and then you have the potential for teams to trade back into the first you know, from the second, just a couple of spots moving up just a different round. So and that's actually probably the most likely scenario because you want if if you're drafting a quarterback, you want the quarterback in the first round because it adds a year of contract onto their rookie deal. So I do think he's going to kind of sneak into the back end of the first round. I think maybe somebody trades up for him. So it all depends on landing spot for him and how long he's going to have to sit well, And to be clear, if he's not drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft, yeah, I mean I would absolutely not be taking him here or anywhere close to here. That's going to be very black and white. If he's a first round pick, I'll be interested. If not, I absolutely will not. That's just what the NFL is telling us about these guys. Fits who you got at number seven.

Trevion Henderson, the running back from Ohio State. One of the running backs from Ohio State, Henderson shared work with Quinn Shawn Judkins this past year, and in fact, Trevion Henderson never got more than twelve carries in any game for the buck Eyes this past season. So at this point, midpoint of the first round, this is when you're normally looking for running backs with three down potential. Henderson doesn't have that, but he could be used in a Jamier Gibs sort of way. Is the lightning paired with some sort of bigger back, and this guy's just an explosive playmaker. Henderson is fast, quick feet, just his acceleration is incredible, and he'll string moves together. He will actually work his way through contact. He doesn't go down easily. He's two hundred and eight pounds, so not built to be a three down guy, but he's big enough, and this guy's just an electric playmaker.

Trevion Henderson, the running back from Ohio State. One of the running backs from Ohio State, Henderson shared work with Quinn Shawn Judkins this past year, and in fact, Trevion Henderson never got more than twelve carries in any game for the buck Eyes this past season. So at this point, midpoint of the first round, this is when you're normally looking for running backs with three down potential. Henderson doesn't have that, but he could be used in a Jamier Gibs sort of way. Is the lightning paired with some sort of bigger back, and this guy's just an explosive playmaker. Henderson is fast, quick feet, just his acceleration is incredible, and he'll string moves together. He will actually work his way through contact. He doesn't go down easily. He's two hundred and eight pounds, so not built to be a three down guy, but he's big enough, and this guy's just an electric playmaker.

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I like that one, Bogman, you're on the clock with pick number eight, I'm gonna go with Tyler Warren, the tight end out of Penn State here. And the reason I'm taking him is because I feel like there's a lot of running backs that I like, you know, Traveon Henderson is an excellent pick here. I have him at six among my running backs, So I think there's a lot of running backs to pick from. I don't think that there's a lot of elite level tight ends, and I think that the reason I have Tyler Warren over Colson Loveland. I do think that fitz has brought up the point, and it's a great point to make that he is much He's a much older prospect than Colston Loveland, and Loveland is going to be a great fantasy tight end because he's primarily a slot He's not doing too much in line blocking, and Tyler Warren does do that. But I think because Tyler Warren can inline block a little bit, I think he's going to see the field more in his first year. So I think that in terms of fantasy Tyler Warren holds more value than Colson Loveland and probably much more than a lot of the pack at tight end. So I'm just thinking a level of talent what's on the board. There's a lot of wide receivers left kind of in the same group. So I'm gonna go with the elite talent at the position, and I'll go with Tyler Warren here fits.

I like that one, Bogman, you're on the clock with pick number eight, I'm gonna go with Tyler Warren, the tight end out of Penn State here. And the reason I'm taking him is because I feel like there's a lot of running backs that I like, you know, Traveon Henderson is an excellent pick here. I have him at six among my running backs, So I think there's a lot of running backs to pick from. I don't think that there's a lot of elite level tight ends, and I think that the reason I have Tyler Warren over Colson Loveland. I do think that fitz has brought up the point, and it's a great point to make that he is much He's a much older prospect than Colston Loveland, and Loveland is going to be a great fantasy tight end because he's primarily a slot He's not doing too much in line blocking, and Tyler Warren does do that. But I think because Tyler Warren can inline block a little bit, I think he's going to see the field more in his first year. So I think that in terms of fantasy Tyler Warren holds more value than Colson Loveland and probably much more than a lot of the pack at tight end. So I'm just thinking a level of talent what's on the board. There's a lot of wide receivers left kind of in the same group. So I'm gonna go with the elite talent at the position, and I'll go with Tyler Warren here fits.

How wide a gap do you see between Warren and Loveland?

How wide a gap do you see between Warren and Loveland?

Pretty minimal.

Pretty minimal.

I think it does matter that Loveland is two years younger than Warren, and I have a feeling that that's going to matter to NFL teams too. I'm very much looking for the betting options for the draft expanded on the online sportsbook, so I can get Colston Lovelin to be the first tight end off the board at significantly plus money, I think, because I think there's a pretty decent chance that actually happens.

I think it does matter that Loveland is two years younger than Warren, and I have a feeling that that's going to matter to NFL teams too. I'm very much looking for the betting options for the draft expanded on the online sportsbook, so I can get Colston Lovelin to be the first tight end off the board at significantly plus money, I think, because I think there's a pretty decent chance that actually happens.

Even the Warren's terrific too.

Even the Warren's terrific too.

Nothing to knock that guy about because he is a true warrior, but he didn't really break out until he was a fifth year senior.

Nothing to knock that guy about because he is a true warrior, but he didn't really break out until he was a fifth year senior.

I mean, he had a really nice drew Aller.

I mean, he had a really nice drew Aller.

Wasn't good until he was a fifth year senior, though.

Wasn't good until he was a fifth year senior, though.

Neither was Kenny Pickett Boggs.

Neither was Kenny Pickett Boggs.

And there's a reason I thought that was a mistake to draft him in the first round.

And there's a reason I thought that was a mistake to draft him in the first round.

So, but it wasn't a mistake to draft Jordan Edison in the first round his target, you know, so, I mean Jordan Addison.

So, but it wasn't a mistake to draft Jordan Edison in the first round his target, you know, so, I mean Jordan Addison.

Addison was Addison was great, isn't he his.

Addison was Addison was great, isn't he his.

Whole all career?

Whole all career?

Yes?

Yes?

Yes, I understand that, but I'm just saying, you know, I don't know. I I think that that is. I think the talent is minimal, but I think for fantasy specifically, the first year impact, even if Loveland is drafted first, it would have to be to a very specific situation for him to see more snaps in Tyl warnk season.

Yes, I understand that, but I'm just saying, you know, I don't know. I I think that that is. I think the talent is minimal, but I think for fantasy specifically, the first year impact, even if Loveland is drafted first, it would have to be to a very specific situation for him to see more snaps in Tyl warnk season.

I am not that worried about Tyler Warren being an over aged prospect. And he did have a fine Like his fourth year senior year was fine too, he had like seven hundred plus yards or whatever. Didn't go totally bonkers till he was a fifth year senior. But seeing what that guy looks like on the field, like, I'm not questioning whether he's gonna fit in the NFL.

I am not that worried about Tyler Warren being an over aged prospect. And he did have a fine Like his fourth year senior year was fine too, he had like seven hundred plus yards or whatever. Didn't go totally bonkers till he was a fifth year senior. But seeing what that guy looks like on the field, like, I'm not questioning whether he's gonna fit in the NFL.

He'll he'll do just fine.

He'll he'll do just fine.

I'm up with pick nine. I am going to take Colson Loveland. I wasn't really intending for these guys to go back to back, like it wasn't It wasn't that I was going to take Loveland as soon as Warren went. But Boggin kind of alluded to There's just so many other receivers and running backs that I'm going to be very happy with. Who are available at my next pick that I think are largely grouped together, whereas there is a gap in my opinion after Loveland. So I'm happy to get kind of the second of what I believe is the two real elite tight end prospects here, and like Fitz mentioned, Loveland a bit younger than Warren, maybe a chance he goes higher than him. I love the receiving a bit, even if we didn't always see it at Michigan. I'm very in on leveling, so I'll happily make that pick here at nine and send it to Fits for pick number ten.

I'm up with pick nine. I am going to take Colson Loveland. I wasn't really intending for these guys to go back to back, like it wasn't It wasn't that I was going to take Loveland as soon as Warren went. But Boggin kind of alluded to There's just so many other receivers and running backs that I'm going to be very happy with. Who are available at my next pick that I think are largely grouped together, whereas there is a gap in my opinion after Loveland. So I'm happy to get kind of the second of what I believe is the two real elite tight end prospects here, and like Fitz mentioned, Loveland a bit younger than Warren, maybe a chance he goes higher than him. I love the receiving a bit, even if we didn't always see it at Michigan. I'm very in on leveling, so I'll happily make that pick here at nine and send it to Fits for pick number ten.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Ten, I'll take Caleb Johnson, the running back from Iowa, and I've kind of gone back and forth between who I prefer of Caleb Johnson and quin Shawn Judkins. I still have Johnson ranked higher, but it's kind of a coin flip for me. He's just a powerful downhill runner, obvious goal line potential. I think he could be a double digit touchdown guy at some point early in his career.

Ten, I'll take Caleb Johnson, the running back from Iowa, and I've kind of gone back and forth between who I prefer of Caleb Johnson and quin Shawn Judkins. I still have Johnson ranked higher, but it's kind of a coin flip for me. He's just a powerful downhill runner, obvious goal line potential. I think he could be a double digit touchdown guy at some point early in his career.

Good contact balance, really hard to bring down.

Good contact balance, really hard to bring down.

A few hit him high, but one year of college production, like premier college production, he was kind of a committee back until his third and final college season and then he went nuts fifteen hundred rushing yards twenty one touchdowns. But get Caleb Johnson in a zone scheme in the NFL, and I think he's going to be terrific right from the get go because he is worthy of a top five in a terrific running back class.

A few hit him high, but one year of college production, like premier college production, he was kind of a committee back until his third and final college season and then he went nuts fifteen hundred rushing yards twenty one touchdowns. But get Caleb Johnson in a zone scheme in the NFL, and I think he's going to be terrific right from the get go because he is worthy of a top five in a terrific running back class.

Bug, When I think you said that Henderson was your RB six, where is Caleb Johnson for you?

Bug, When I think you said that Henderson was your RB six, where is Caleb Johnson for you?

He's five and I think three four, five six. I mean, any way you want to order these guys, the way that I have them is fine by me. So I'm a big fan of all of them. I think Landing Spot is going to separate them the most. But I think in terms of talent, this is why this class is so deep is there's so many good options. And Caleb Johnson, like i've seen him mocked a lot to Minnesota in the second round, I think that would be such a good pick. I think he would fit there because he wouldn't have to maybe they would have to run a little bit more because of McCarthy. Aaron Jones is aging, he wouldn't have the big wear and tear taken off of him his rookie year, and then he can proceed to lead this backfield after Aaron Jones goes, so, yeah, there are many good landing spots for Caleb Johnson.

He's five and I think three four, five six. I mean, any way you want to order these guys, the way that I have them is fine by me. So I'm a big fan of all of them. I think Landing Spot is going to separate them the most. But I think in terms of talent, this is why this class is so deep is there's so many good options. And Caleb Johnson, like i've seen him mocked a lot to Minnesota in the second round, I think that would be such a good pick. I think he would fit there because he wouldn't have to maybe they would have to run a little bit more because of McCarthy. Aaron Jones is aging, he wouldn't have the big wear and tear taken off of him his rookie year, and then he can proceed to lead this backfield after Aaron Jones goes, so, yeah, there are many good landing spots for Caleb Johnson.

Yeah, I even Hampton to a degree like landing spot's gonna be like Genty's the only one where landing spot isn't going to alter how I view them in terms of it as a diocestic, I do agree that Hampton is kind of a clear RB two in my opinion, But even for him, I think landing spot will matter, and it's gonna matter for all the guys after Gent for sure. It looks like you're about to go with a different running back here, bagman.

Yeah, I even Hampton to a degree like landing spot's gonna be like Genty's the only one where landing spot isn't going to alter how I view them in terms of it as a diocestic, I do agree that Hampton is kind of a clear RB two in my opinion, But even for him, I think landing spot will matter, and it's gonna matter for all the guys after Gent for sure. It looks like you're about to go with a different running back here, bagman.

Yeah, I'm gonna go Cam Skataboo. I know, you know, Dee Bro and I kind of argued about him on the show last week, But this is me planning my flag.

Yeah, I'm gonna go Cam Skataboo. I know, you know, Dee Bro and I kind of argued about him on the show last week, But this is me planning my flag.

Man.

Man.

I am a Skataboo fan, and I think he's kind of been doubted. You know. We started at the FCS level and he was great there, came up at ASU had his first year there was just kind of middle of the road. The coaches gone on him and they said, hey, look, you're a great running back, but you're not in NFL level shape. You need to be an NFL level shape if you want NFL teams to take you seriously, and that vaulted his game to just a different level. He went from you know, one hundred and sixty three I believe, one hundred and sixty three, one hundred and sixty four attempts, seven hundred and sixty three yards to two ninety three and seventeen eleven. This year, he went from nine touchdowns to twenty one. He had forty five catches for six hundred and five yards in three scores this season. So he's a bell cow type back. I know he didn't run. People were upset about that. I do not care. You know, I put a little too much stock into these forty times running back sometimes, so I just don't care that he didn't run. I saw him against Texas, who is going to have fifty percent of their starting defense draft at the NFL, and torch them. So I think Campskataboo is the real deal, and I think no matter where he lands, he's going to be probably the lead back, the lead back by year two. So let's go with Campskataboo here as a first rounder.

I am a Skataboo fan, and I think he's kind of been doubted. You know. We started at the FCS level and he was great there, came up at ASU had his first year there was just kind of middle of the road. The coaches gone on him and they said, hey, look, you're a great running back, but you're not in NFL level shape. You need to be an NFL level shape if you want NFL teams to take you seriously, and that vaulted his game to just a different level. He went from you know, one hundred and sixty three I believe, one hundred and sixty three, one hundred and sixty four attempts, seven hundred and sixty three yards to two ninety three and seventeen eleven. This year, he went from nine touchdowns to twenty one. He had forty five catches for six hundred and five yards in three scores this season. So he's a bell cow type back. I know he didn't run. People were upset about that. I do not care. You know, I put a little too much stock into these forty times running back sometimes, so I just don't care that he didn't run. I saw him against Texas, who is going to have fifty percent of their starting defense draft at the NFL, and torch them. So I think Campskataboo is the real deal, and I think no matter where he lands, he's going to be probably the lead back, the lead back by year two. So let's go with Campskataboo here as a first rounder.

I'm going to wrap up the first round with another running back I'm gonna take Judkins, who I've just been a very big fan of since he was a freshman Ole miss. I think, I just think he's going to be a good, very capable running back for a while. And he again we just talked about for all these guys, like landing spot is going to matter for sure. Part of the reason that I'm taking it is because there are so many receivers still available, so I don't feel the need to kind of jump in and grab one. It's it's really remarkable to me that we are through the first round and one receiver went off the board. It was just McMillan. There were multiple occasions where I considered any of kind of this next trio of receivers that I assume is pretty much going to go at the top of the board, and I can see you guys already typing your names. I would have imagined the next three picks are all receivers, and they will be. But does that surprise you fits to before we get into your pick to start the second round, that we get can get through a whole first round with just one receiver taken.

I'm going to wrap up the first round with another running back I'm gonna take Judkins, who I've just been a very big fan of since he was a freshman Ole miss. I think, I just think he's going to be a good, very capable running back for a while. And he again we just talked about for all these guys, like landing spot is going to matter for sure. Part of the reason that I'm taking it is because there are so many receivers still available, so I don't feel the need to kind of jump in and grab one. It's it's really remarkable to me that we are through the first round and one receiver went off the board. It was just McMillan. There were multiple occasions where I considered any of kind of this next trio of receivers that I assume is pretty much going to go at the top of the board, and I can see you guys already typing your names. I would have imagined the next three picks are all receivers, and they will be. But does that surprise you fits to before we get into your pick to start the second round, that we get can get through a whole first round with just one receiver taken.

It does not, because we do have two pretty extraordinarily talented tight ends, and we've got five running backs worthy of first round selection. Plus we're gonna get at least two quarterbacks going in super flex drafts the first round. And of course, if Jackson Dart does go in the first round of the NFL draft, he will be a first round pick in super flex drafts. So really doesn't surprise me. And man, it leaves a ton of value wide receiver at the top of the second round for sure.

It does not, because we do have two pretty extraordinarily talented tight ends, and we've got five running backs worthy of first round selection. Plus we're gonna get at least two quarterbacks going in super flex drafts the first round. And of course, if Jackson Dart does go in the first round of the NFL draft, he will be a first round pick in super flex drafts. So really doesn't surprise me. And man, it leaves a ton of value wide receiver at the top of the second round for sure.

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I talked about the value here and I'm going to tap into it at wide receiver with Matthew Golden obviously open eyes with his four to three forty time at the combine. Boggs knows about him as a Longhorns fan, big time speed, sure handed, pretty good as a route runner too. It's not like it's empty speed. I'll of Philip dor Set like this dude can actually run routes and get open. Seems to have a really good feel for working the sideline and doesn't mind going over the middle even though he's only one hundred and ninety five pounds. So yeah, Matthew Golden, I think is going to be the second receiver off the board in the NFL draft, And I've heard some people speculate that it would not be a shock if Golden went ahead of tat McMillan.

I talked about the value here and I'm going to tap into it at wide receiver with Matthew Golden obviously open eyes with his four to three forty time at the combine. Boggs knows about him as a Longhorns fan, big time speed, sure handed, pretty good as a route runner too. It's not like it's empty speed. I'll of Philip dor Set like this dude can actually run routes and get open. Seems to have a really good feel for working the sideline and doesn't mind going over the middle even though he's only one hundred and ninety five pounds. So yeah, Matthew Golden, I think is going to be the second receiver off the board in the NFL draft, And I've heard some people speculate that it would not be a shock if Golden went ahead of tat McMillan.

I've started to see that in a couple of places from some of the draft experts in that that feels like it's too much helium in my opinion. But it's very clear that the stock is very much up for Golden right now. Bogman, I saw just we are going wide receiver, wide receiver, wide receiver here, one, two, three, at the top of round two. Would Golden have been the first choice for you here or would it have been the guy you're going with?

I've started to see that in a couple of places from some of the draft experts in that that feels like it's too much helium in my opinion. But it's very clear that the stock is very much up for Golden right now. Bogman, I saw just we are going wide receiver, wide receiver, wide receiver here, one, two, three, at the top of round two. Would Golden have been the first choice for you here or would it have been the guy you're going with?

No, it would have been the guy I'm going with. Surprisingly because I am a Texas fan, but I am not surprised by the we You know, we talked about Kenny Pickett being drafted because Jordan Addison got him there. I don't know if you guys remember this prospect, because I was big on him coming into the process. Donovan Smith from Houston looked so good last year we had Matthew Golden. He was throwing the ball to Matthew Golden. He got benched this year at Houston they did he is not going to get drafted. He got benched, and then Matthew Golden looked amazing with Texas. So I think maybe a little bit of that was happening in Houston as well. So yeah, Matthew Golden opened up a lot of eyes, including mine. I mean, his performance in the playoff was so great in the regular season as well, and they had to switch quarterbacks a couple of times. Quinn Ewrs was hurt, they went to Archs, they went back to Quinn. So you know, he was just consistent the whole year, you know, boosted himself up in the playoffs and then even more at the Combine. So not surprised by the healing that we're seeing from him.

No, it would have been the guy I'm going with. Surprisingly because I am a Texas fan, but I am not surprised by the we You know, we talked about Kenny Pickett being drafted because Jordan Addison got him there. I don't know if you guys remember this prospect, because I was big on him coming into the process. Donovan Smith from Houston looked so good last year we had Matthew Golden. He was throwing the ball to Matthew Golden. He got benched this year at Houston they did he is not going to get drafted. He got benched, and then Matthew Golden looked amazing with Texas. So I think maybe a little bit of that was happening in Houston as well. So yeah, Matthew Golden opened up a lot of eyes, including mine. I mean, his performance in the playoff was so great in the regular season as well, and they had to switch quarterbacks a couple of times. Quinn Ewrs was hurt, they went to Archs, they went back to Quinn. So you know, he was just consistent the whole year, you know, boosted himself up in the playoffs and then even more at the Combine. So not surprised by the healing that we're seeing from him.

But I'm Gonn's stick with you for your pick at two of two.

But I'm Gonn's stick with you for your pick at two of two.

I'm gonna go with Luther Burton the third, the wide receiver from Missouri had a couple of injuries this season, was much better last season. But also his quarterback, Brady Cook, who is opening some eyes right now, specifically from the Combine only guy. I think he had the highest RAS score of any QB at the Combine and he got hurt too, So like he took a little bit of a dip this season. I think that he's losing a little steam in value now because Matthew Golden is rising. Some of these other wide receiver prospects are rising as well, so I do think that he's taking a dip. He used to go firmly in like the top fifteen picks in MOX. Now he's slipping too late in the first I've even seen some second round grades on Luther Burden as well. I think that's a little bit overblown, big time prospect coming out one of the highest prospects ever to go to Missouri. I think that he is a great wide receiver, and I'm not going to take a down year with an injury and a hurt quarterback to lower his value. So he's still my number two.

I'm gonna go with Luther Burton the third, the wide receiver from Missouri had a couple of injuries this season, was much better last season. But also his quarterback, Brady Cook, who is opening some eyes right now, specifically from the Combine only guy. I think he had the highest RAS score of any QB at the Combine and he got hurt too, So like he took a little bit of a dip this season. I think that he's losing a little steam in value now because Matthew Golden is rising. Some of these other wide receiver prospects are rising as well, so I do think that he's taking a dip. He used to go firmly in like the top fifteen picks in MOX. Now he's slipping too late in the first I've even seen some second round grades on Luther Burden as well. I think that's a little bit overblown, big time prospect coming out one of the highest prospects ever to go to Missouri. I think that he is a great wide receiver, and I'm not going to take a down year with an injury and a hurt quarterback to lower his value. So he's still my number two.

I knew that two of these three guys were gonna go at two to one and two to two, and I was just gonna happily take whoever was third, and Mecha Agbuka very happy to get it two or three. I think that's a great value. I think it's gonna be a really good NFL receiver for a long time. One of these, you know, obviously Ohio State guys, which is always a nice pool to be picking from, fits just quickly on that order, Golden then Burden, then Agbuka. Does that seem right to you or would you have maybe switched up Burden in Abuka.

I knew that two of these three guys were gonna go at two to one and two to two, and I was just gonna happily take whoever was third, and Mecha Agbuka very happy to get it two or three. I think that's a great value. I think it's gonna be a really good NFL receiver for a long time. One of these, you know, obviously Ohio State guys, which is always a nice pool to be picking from, fits just quickly on that order, Golden then Burden, then Agbuka. Does that seem right to you or would you have maybe switched up Burden in Abuka.

I mean I have golden Egbuka and Burden.

I mean I have golden Egbuka and Burden.

Now I've dropped Burden simply because in the mock drafts of a lot of people who do this for a living, Daniel, Jeremy Maya, mel Kiper, Todd McShay in their most recent mock drafts, Burden is not in the first round, so they see him as a second round pick. But Burden is absolutely electric. Had kind of a rough year, like had fewer receiving yards than Theo Weese, his fellow wide receiver, So like that's worriedsome. But then again, like Boggs mentioned it, Brady Cook missed some time with injuries. I remember early in the game against Texas, A and M Burden had like this great just toasted as man for an eighty yard touchdown and like no one near him, and it got called back on one of the most dubious holding penalties you'll ever see. Like it was just kind of some bad luck for Luther Burden this year. That guy's absolutely electric with the ball, and I think it Buca is the safest of these guys. He's gonna step right in and be an NFL ready slot receiver high floor, but probably does not have like twelve hundred yard upside.

Now I've dropped Burden simply because in the mock drafts of a lot of people who do this for a living, Daniel, Jeremy Maya, mel Kiper, Todd McShay in their most recent mock drafts, Burden is not in the first round, so they see him as a second round pick. But Burden is absolutely electric. Had kind of a rough year, like had fewer receiving yards than Theo Weese, his fellow wide receiver, So like that's worriedsome. But then again, like Boggs mentioned it, Brady Cook missed some time with injuries. I remember early in the game against Texas, A and M Burden had like this great just toasted as man for an eighty yard touchdown and like no one near him, and it got called back on one of the most dubious holding penalties you'll ever see. Like it was just kind of some bad luck for Luther Burden this year. That guy's absolutely electric with the ball, and I think it Buca is the safest of these guys. He's gonna step right in and be an NFL ready slot receiver high floor, but probably does not have like twelve hundred yard upside.

Correct me if I'm wrong here, Fitz, you're on the clock with two for It feels like maybe a tear gap here. I'm not saying it's a super wide one. To me personally, it feels like Agbuka was the very clear last of a group of guys that I was really excited about, and there's a bit of a gap here. Do you see it that way too?

Correct me if I'm wrong here, Fitz, you're on the clock with two for It feels like maybe a tear gap here. I'm not saying it's a super wide one. To me personally, it feels like Agbuka was the very clear last of a group of guys that I was really excited about, and there's a bit of a gap here. Do you see it that way too?

I do think there's a little bit of a gap here like that that was terrific value. And now I'm even though I like the guy I'm gonna take here at two oh four, like to get Agbuka three.

I do think there's a little bit of a gap here like that that was terrific value. And now I'm even though I like the guy I'm gonna take here at two oh four, like to get Agbuka three.

Picks into the second round is just insane.

Picks into the second round is just insane.

Yeah, like a guy who's that can't miss.

Yeah, like a guy who's that can't miss.

So yeah, here at two o four, I'm gonna take R. J. Harvey.

So yeah, here at two o four, I'm gonna take R. J. Harvey.

He's slightly undersized and he's slightly over aged, but he tested like a champ at the combine, not only his forty but his jumps. And this guy is just such a baller. Like the quickness and the moves this guy has in his arsenal and apparently it's just a great kid and a team leader. And a high academic achiever. Just really fun to like, even if you just not so much watch the film.

He's slightly undersized and he's slightly over aged, but he tested like a champ at the combine, not only his forty but his jumps. And this guy is just such a baller. Like the quickness and the moves this guy has in his arsenal and apparently it's just a great kid and a team leader. And a high academic achiever. Just really fun to like, even if you just not so much watch the film.

But watch the highlights. Look up the highlights of RJ.

But watch the highlights. Look up the highlights of RJ.

Harvey on YouTube to see just what this guy can do, because his quickness and lateral agility are absolutely NFL caliber. His jump cuts are just amazing, really good vision. I like this dude a lot, and the combine performance sort of validated the enthusiasm.

Harvey on YouTube to see just what this guy can do, because his quickness and lateral agility are absolutely NFL caliber. His jump cuts are just amazing, really good vision. I like this dude a lot, and the combine performance sort of validated the enthusiasm.

I think, Bogman, you are on the clock with the two five.

I think, Bogman, you are on the clock with the two five.

I'm gonna go with Jayden Higgins, wide receiver out of Iowa State here six' four ran a four four seven has the highest hands grade of any of the wide receivers FROM pff last season that we have drafted so. Far believe he has the highest route grade as. Well he had more first downs than. Anybody he has an over fifty percent contested catch, rate huge tons of catches as. Well for, him he had well over one hundred. Targets this here one hundred and twenty nine, targets which is second most behind, one behind ten of. Anybody eighty seven catches would be the most of any wide receiver that we've drafted so far as. Well you know a dot is well over. Ten it's at twelve point. ONE i just don't see the downside of this. Guy he's got, size he's got, speed he is, proven his hands are, great he can make a contested. CATCH i don't know where the downside is For Jayden. HIGGINS i think he's an outstanding wide. Receiver there are a lot that you could pick here that are very good, value But, higgins to, me is the. Best SO i will go With jayden. HIGGINSS i Love.

I'm gonna go with Jayden Higgins, wide receiver out of Iowa State here six' four ran a four four seven has the highest hands grade of any of the wide receivers FROM pff last season that we have drafted so. Far believe he has the highest route grade as. Well he had more first downs than. Anybody he has an over fifty percent contested catch, rate huge tons of catches as. Well for, him he had well over one hundred. Targets this here one hundred and twenty nine, targets which is second most behind, one behind ten of. Anybody eighty seven catches would be the most of any wide receiver that we've drafted so far as. Well you know a dot is well over. Ten it's at twelve point. ONE i just don't see the downside of this. Guy he's got, size he's got, speed he is, proven his hands are, great he can make a contested. CATCH i don't know where the downside is For Jayden. HIGGINS i think he's an outstanding wide. Receiver there are a lot that you could pick here that are very good, value But, higgins to, me is the. Best SO i will go With jayden. HIGGINSS i Love.

Higgins he would have been my pick if he went one more, spot you, know getting back to, ME i would have happily taken. HIM i think he's. Awesome Brett coleman tweeted earlier. TODAY i saw this that he had the third most incompletions due to bad throws from the quarterback this, season and he still had eighty seven, catches almost twelve hundred, yards and nine. Touchdowns, LIKE i just think he's really. GOOD i really Like higgins a, lot AND i think he's a great. Pick in the middle of the second round of your rookie. Drafts i'm gonna go With Dylan. Sampson he is easily my favorite running back on the. Board really young, guy obviously crazy productive At tennessee this season almost fifteen hundred rushing, yards twenty two. Touchdowns like, again just, young, athletic talented player, productive that's an. Archetype i'm very interested in buying in on at the running back, position and there are other running BACKS i, like but he was like pretty clearly stood alone as the last guy remaining THAT i liked as much AS i. Do LIKE i, SAID i would have Gone higgins if he had gotten to, me But i'm very happy to Get sampson as. WELL i think those are two really good picks in the middle of the. ROUND i do want to remind everybody before we wrap up with the second half of the second round to join Our Fantasy Pros discord. Community you can chat with other fans and get access to it exclusive amas that wind up on our podcast. Feed our current schedule looks like, this myself IN fits at five eastern on the First tuesday of each month And fits And bogs at five eastern on the Third tuesday of each. Month come get your questions answered and be on the show At fantasypros dot com slash chat. FITS i want to get your opinion quickly on Both higgins And sampson before we get to your pick at TWO a, Seven.