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The Worst Picks in Every Round of Your Fantasy Draft (Part 1):   Round 1: Malik Nabers   Look there’s no bad picks in Round 1 – but if I had to pick one that worries me it would be Malik Nabers because of his offense.   Nabers is great – we know this – but his QB situation and overall offense is still concerning compared to guys who go around him in Round 1 like Justin Jefferson and Puka Nacua…   Round 2: Brock Bowers   Bowers set plenty of records as a rookie last year but now he has more competition.   The Raiders added Ashton Jeanty – who can steal short area targets – and 2 wide receivers in the draft.   Not to mention – you can get Geoge Kittle 30 picks later in drafts and he outscored Bowers last season…   Round 3: Marvin Harrison   His rookie year was a disappointment and entering Year 2 you’d have to imagine the Cardinals put him in a better role to succeed   But Arizona loaded up on their defense this offseason so they may not need to throw as much to keep up – and Trey McBride is still the top option in this offense…   Round 4: Joe Burrow   Only 2 QBs over the past 12 years have finished Top 3 in passing touchdowns in back to back seasons: Russell Wilson and Tom Brady.   Burrow would have to do this in 2025 to pay off his expensive 4th round price tag since he offers 0 upside as a rusher – you are basically drafting him at his ceiling when you can get similar upside 5+ rounds later at QB…   Round 5: Zay Flowers   Lamar Jackson threw for a career high 4200 yards and 40+ touchdowns last season and despite this Flowers still couldn’t finish as a Top 30 fantasy WR – it’s hard to see the upside here…   #fantasyfootball
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The Worst Picks in Every Round of Your Fantasy Draft (Part 1):   Round 1: Malik Nabers   Look there’s no bad picks in Round 1 – but if I had to pick one that worries me it would be Malik Nabers because of his offense.   Nabers is great – we know this – but his QB situation and overall offense is still concerning compared to guys who go around him in Round 1 like Justin Jefferson and Puka Nacua…   Round 2: Brock Bowers   Bowers set plenty of records as a rookie last year but now he has more competition.   The Raiders added Ashton Jeanty – who can steal short area targets – and 2 wide receivers in the draft.   Not to mention – you can get Geoge Kittle 30 picks later in drafts and he outscored Bowers last season…   Round 3: Marvin Harrison   His rookie year was a disappointment and entering Year 2 you’d have to imagine the Cardinals put him in a better role to succeed   But Arizona loaded up on their defense this offseason so they may not need to throw as much to keep up – and Trey McBride is still the top option in this offense…   Round 4: Joe Burrow   Only 2 QBs over the past 12 years have finished Top 3 in passing touchdowns in back to back seasons: Russell Wilson and Tom Brady.   Burrow would have to do this in 2025 to pay off his expensive 4th round price tag since he offers 0 upside as a rusher – you are basically drafting him at his ceiling when you can get similar upside 5+ rounds later at QB…   Round 5: Zay Flowers   Lamar Jackson threw for a career high 4200 yards and 40+ touchdowns last season and despite this Flowers still couldn’t finish as a Top 30 fantasy WR – it’s hard to see the upside here…   #fantasyfootball
5 running backs you need to add in your fantasy league before it’s too late #fantasyfootball
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5 running backs you need to add in your fantasy league before it’s too late #fantasyfootball
4 running backs you need to add in your fantasy football league before Week 9 #fantasyfootball
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4 running backs you need to add in your fantasy football league before Week 9 #fantasyfootball
4 Wide Receivers you need to trade for if you actually want to win your league: Brian Thomas Look there are bad vibes all around Thomas right now. Concerns about his physicality after he didn’t go hard for a couple balls across the middle, plus 2 straight poor games to start the season. But that’s exactly why he’s a buy-low. Thomas still saw 12 targets in Week 2. Take advantage while managers are frustrated… Calvin Ridley Cam Ward looks legit and Ridley hasn’t had a big game yet. But he still leads the team in target share, even through a tough opening schedule. This is the window to keep buying Ridley before the box scores catch up… Chris Olave Olave continues to be force fed targets - 11.5 per game through 2 weeks. And the Saints are running at a high pace offense under Kellen Moore, with more short-area passing that is leading to easy catches for Olave. He’s a buy before people realize this usage is different than last season… Rashee Rice The Chiefs’ passing attack looks rough right now: Xavier Worthy is hurt, Travis Kelce is older, and Marquise Brown got banged up in Week 2. That leaves Rice with a real path to becoming the top option once he returns in 4 weeks… Get ahead of it now because he’s one of… #fantasyfootball
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4 Wide Receivers you need to trade for if you actually want to win your league: Brian Thomas Look there are bad vibes all around Thomas right now. Concerns about his physicality after he didn’t go hard for a couple balls across the middle, plus 2 straight poor games to start the season. But that’s exactly why he’s a buy-low. Thomas still saw 12 targets in Week 2. Take advantage while managers are frustrated… Calvin Ridley Cam Ward looks legit and Ridley hasn’t had a big game yet. But he still leads the team in target share, even through a tough opening schedule. This is the window to keep buying Ridley before the box scores catch up… Chris Olave Olave continues to be force fed targets - 11.5 per game through 2 weeks. And the Saints are running at a high pace offense under Kellen Moore, with more short-area passing that is leading to easy catches for Olave. He’s a buy before people realize this usage is different than last season… Rashee Rice The Chiefs’ passing attack looks rough right now: Xavier Worthy is hurt, Travis Kelce is older, and Marquise Brown got banged up in Week 2. That leaves Rice with a real path to becoming the top option once he returns in 4 weeks… Get ahead of it now because he’s one of… #fantasyfootball
5 running backs you need to add in your fantasy league ASAP #fantasyfootball
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5 running backs you need to add in your fantasy league ASAP #fantasyfootball
4 Wide Receivers you need to add in your fantasy football league ASAP #fantasyfootball
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4 Wide Receivers you need to add in your fantasy football league ASAP #fantasyfootball
4 Running Backs you need to trade for before it’s too late: Jonathan Taylor He played 100% of the 1st half snaps and totaled nearly 90 yards before getting pulled in the 3rd quarter due to the blowout. Taylor ranked 4th in expected points Week 1 behind only Bijan, Chase Brown, Saquon – buy him while you still can… Omarion Hampton He controlled the backfield with 80% of the snaps and handled 17 of 19 backfield touches over Najee in Week 1. Hampton didn’t put up big numbers in prime time Week 1 but the Chargers passing offense looked AWESOME - and if that continues he will see softer boxes and plenty of redzone usage this year… Bucky Irving He dominated snaps and touches in an offense that still looked good without Liam Coen calling plays. Bucky saw 76% of the snaps and handled 18 of 22 backfield opportunities which is a wider gap then he saw basically all of last year. It should only get better here once tackle Tristan Wirfs returns Zach Charbonnet: He was much more usage in Week 1 then ever before and had his first 10 touch game  ever with Kenneth Walker healthy. Charbonnet led the backfield playing 58% of the snaps while seeing more routes and carries than Walker. This looked like a truly split backfield and makes Charbs the most elite handcuff in football with weekly flex upside… #fantasyfootball
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4 Running Backs you need to trade for before it’s too late: Jonathan Taylor He played 100% of the 1st half snaps and totaled nearly 90 yards before getting pulled in the 3rd quarter due to the blowout. Taylor ranked 4th in expected points Week 1 behind only Bijan, Chase Brown, Saquon – buy him while you still can… Omarion Hampton He controlled the backfield with 80% of the snaps and handled 17 of 19 backfield touches over Najee in Week 1. Hampton didn’t put up big numbers in prime time Week 1 but the Chargers passing offense looked AWESOME - and if that continues he will see softer boxes and plenty of redzone usage this year… Bucky Irving He dominated snaps and touches in an offense that still looked good without Liam Coen calling plays. Bucky saw 76% of the snaps and handled 18 of 22 backfield opportunities which is a wider gap then he saw basically all of last year. It should only get better here once tackle Tristan Wirfs returns Zach Charbonnet: He was much more usage in Week 1 then ever before and had his first 10 touch game  ever with Kenneth Walker healthy. Charbonnet led the backfield playing 58% of the snaps while seeing more routes and carries than Walker. This looked like a truly split backfield and makes Charbs the most elite handcuff in football with weekly flex upside… #fantasyfootball
These are 5 running backs you couldn’t pay me to draft in fantasy:   Starting with David Montgomery because over the past 2 seasons no one has relied more on touchdowns for his fantasy production than Montgomery.   And this year the touchdowns could go away with a worse offensive line and Jahmyr Gibbs reportedly seeing more touches than usual in camp.   Then you need to avoid Alvin Kamara because although he’s been great for us for years he’s now 30 years old in probably the worst offense in the NFL.   And despite this he’s still going as a 4th or 5th round pick, crazy…   What’s also crazy is taking Kyren Williams in Round 2 – even though he got paid he’s still relying on redzone touches to stay relevant and now the Rams have Davante Adams who is known for hogging redzone usage, not great…   And it’s not great to take Tyrone Tracy this season as he has new competition in Cam Skattebo who is a better runner, receiver and pass protector than Tracy.   Not to mention, Tracy fumbled 5 times last season – coaches don’t love that…   Now the #1 RB you couldn’t pay me to draft this year is currently banged up and we don’t even know when he’ll be ready to play.   At this point I wouldn’t touch this guy even if he fell past Round 10 because Najee Harris only has one eye right now… #fantasyfootball
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These are 5 running backs you couldn’t pay me to draft in fantasy:   Starting with David Montgomery because over the past 2 seasons no one has relied more on touchdowns for his fantasy production than Montgomery.   And this year the touchdowns could go away with a worse offensive line and Jahmyr Gibbs reportedly seeing more touches than usual in camp.   Then you need to avoid Alvin Kamara because although he’s been great for us for years he’s now 30 years old in probably the worst offense in the NFL.   And despite this he’s still going as a 4th or 5th round pick, crazy…   What’s also crazy is taking Kyren Williams in Round 2 – even though he got paid he’s still relying on redzone touches to stay relevant and now the Rams have Davante Adams who is known for hogging redzone usage, not great…   And it’s not great to take Tyrone Tracy this season as he has new competition in Cam Skattebo who is a better runner, receiver and pass protector than Tracy.   Not to mention, Tracy fumbled 5 times last season – coaches don’t love that…   Now the #1 RB you couldn’t pay me to draft this year is currently banged up and we don’t even know when he’ll be ready to play.   At this point I wouldn’t touch this guy even if he fell past Round 10 because Najee Harris only has one eye right now… #fantasyfootball
5 running backs you need to add in your fantasy football league before your friends do #fantasyfootball
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5 running backs you need to add in your fantasy football league before your friends do #fantasyfootball
4 running backs you need to trade for in your fantasy football league before it’s too late #fantasyfootball
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4 running backs you need to trade for in your fantasy football league before it’s too late #fantasyfootball
4 Running Backs you need to trade for before it’s too late: Chase Brown He had an average Week 2 of just 65 scoreless yards AND Joe Burrow injury occurred so managers may be panicking. It’s the perfect time to send a trade offer for a guy who is still a workhorse, talented and backup QB Jake Browning showed he can run the offense in Week 2… Breece Hall The Jets offense struggled in Week 2 – Hall had just 38 total yards, but bad weeks will happen. More importantly – Hall commanded 83% of the backfield carries and was the clear RB1 in this backfield again in Week 2. But low on his after a poor Week 2. Jordan Mason In Week 1 he was the clear early down running ahead of Aaron Jones. And now in Week 2 – Jones injured his hamstring and is likely to miss time. Mason is now the workhorse back for Minnesota and you can probably buy low due to the JJ McCarthy injury… RJ Harvey JK Dobbins has been the lead back to start the season but Harvey has been awesome – averaging 7.2 yards per touch on his 13 touches this season. Expect him to see more usage as the year goes on. Buy low before this happens… #fantasyfootball
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4 Running Backs you need to trade for before it’s too late: Chase Brown He had an average Week 2 of just 65 scoreless yards AND Joe Burrow injury occurred so managers may be panicking. It’s the perfect time to send a trade offer for a guy who is still a workhorse, talented and backup QB Jake Browning showed he can run the offense in Week 2… Breece Hall The Jets offense struggled in Week 2 – Hall had just 38 total yards, but bad weeks will happen. More importantly – Hall commanded 83% of the backfield carries and was the clear RB1 in this backfield again in Week 2. But low on his after a poor Week 2. Jordan Mason In Week 1 he was the clear early down running ahead of Aaron Jones. And now in Week 2 – Jones injured his hamstring and is likely to miss time. Mason is now the workhorse back for Minnesota and you can probably buy low due to the JJ McCarthy injury… RJ Harvey JK Dobbins has been the lead back to start the season but Harvey has been awesome – averaging 7.2 yards per touch on his 13 touches this season. Expect him to see more usage as the year goes on. Buy low before this happens… #fantasyfootball
This is exactly how the 1st round of your fantasy drafts should go this year #fantasyfootball
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This is exactly how the 1st round of your fantasy drafts should go this year #fantasyfootball
4 Wide Receivers you need to add in your fantasy league before it’s too late #fantasyfootball
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4 Wide Receivers you need to trade for if you actually want to win your league: Matthew Golden He was much more involved in Week 3, running 85% of the teams routes and earning 7 opportunities. Golden had a big catch down the right sideline – but if Jordan Love would’ve led him better it would’ve been a 90+ yard TD. Trade for him before he faces the Cowboys bad defense in Week 4… Quentin Johnston As of now, Johnston is Justin Herbert’s favorite target in this offense. Johnston is 2nd on the team in targets but is seeing the majority of the downfield usage – leading to a team high 239 yards and 17.1 yards per catch. Buy low if people still view him as the WR3 on this team… Rashee Rice The Chiefs passing attack is down bad right now. Their leading receiver was Tyquan Thornton in Week 3 against the Giants. Tyquan Thornton should never lead your team with 9 targets in the NFL. Buy Rice before he returns to being a Top 12 fantasy option in a few weeks… Ja’Marr Chase Jake Browning was awful in Week 3, but a lot of inexperienced QBs are against Brian Flores defenses. Chase is still the most secure option in this passing attack. If the person who has him in your league is 1-2 or 0-3 and panicking, send an offer for Chase because he’s one of… #fantasyfootball
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4 Wide Receivers you need to trade for if you actually want to win your league: Matthew Golden He was much more involved in Week 3, running 85% of the teams routes and earning 7 opportunities. Golden had a big catch down the right sideline – but if Jordan Love would’ve led him better it would’ve been a 90+ yard TD. Trade for him before he faces the Cowboys bad defense in Week 4… Quentin Johnston As of now, Johnston is Justin Herbert’s favorite target in this offense. Johnston is 2nd on the team in targets but is seeing the majority of the downfield usage – leading to a team high 239 yards and 17.1 yards per catch. Buy low if people still view him as the WR3 on this team… Rashee Rice The Chiefs passing attack is down bad right now. Their leading receiver was Tyquan Thornton in Week 3 against the Giants. Tyquan Thornton should never lead your team with 9 targets in the NFL. Buy Rice before he returns to being a Top 12 fantasy option in a few weeks… Ja’Marr Chase Jake Browning was awful in Week 3, but a lot of inexperienced QBs are against Brian Flores defenses. Chase is still the most secure option in this passing attack. If the person who has him in your league is 1-2 or 0-3 and panicking, send an offer for Chase because he’s one of… #fantasyfootball
4 running backs you need to add in your fantasy football league ASAP #fantasyfootball
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4 Running Backs to Add RIGHT NOW In your fantasy football league:   Ollie Gordon   He’s available in 90% of league but he shouldn’t be.   De’Von Achane is battling a calf injury and backup Jaylen Wright also has his own injuries he’s been dealing with.   Not to mention the rookie Gordon had a strong preseason while Wright did not – there’s a world where Gordon is seeing valuable Week 1 touches… Braelon Allen   He’s somehow available in 72% of leagues which is crazy.   All reports point to a split backfield this year behind an improved O-Line where Allen profiles out as the better option for redzone/goal-line work… Roschon Johnson He’s being slept on – he’s available in 90% of leagues…   Despite being locked into a passing down and redzone role in what should be an improved Bears offense behind a good offensive line. Kyle Monangai has generated hype as a 7th round rookie but he can’t pass protect so he won’t be seeing the field over Roschon… Woody Marks   This is a deep sleeper for you.   The Texans rookie is on a depth chart that has some clear flaws with Joe Mixon hurt, Nick Chubb being old and reportedly a cut candidate if Mixon never got hurt - and an underwhelming Dameon Pierce   Marks is an elite pass catching RB who could see important reps as soon as Week 1… #fantasyfootball
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4 Running Backs to Add RIGHT NOW In your fantasy football league:   Ollie Gordon   He’s available in 90% of league but he shouldn’t be.   De’Von Achane is battling a calf injury and backup Jaylen Wright also has his own injuries he’s been dealing with.   Not to mention the rookie Gordon had a strong preseason while Wright did not – there’s a world where Gordon is seeing valuable Week 1 touches… Braelon Allen   He’s somehow available in 72% of leagues which is crazy.   All reports point to a split backfield this year behind an improved O-Line where Allen profiles out as the better option for redzone/goal-line work… Roschon Johnson He’s being slept on – he’s available in 90% of leagues…   Despite being locked into a passing down and redzone role in what should be an improved Bears offense behind a good offensive line. Kyle Monangai has generated hype as a 7th round rookie but he can’t pass protect so he won’t be seeing the field over Roschon… Woody Marks   This is a deep sleeper for you.   The Texans rookie is on a depth chart that has some clear flaws with Joe Mixon hurt, Nick Chubb being old and reportedly a cut candidate if Mixon never got hurt - and an underwhelming Dameon Pierce   Marks is an elite pass catching RB who could see important reps as soon as Week 1… #fantasyfootball
4 running backs you need to add in your fantasy football league before your friends do #fantasyfootball
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The #1 Must Start player at each position for Week 3 fantasy football: RB: Jordan Mason Aaron Jones is out, and Mason is set to take on a full workload. As a starter last season across 5 starts, Mason averaged over 100 yards and 21 carries per game. Expect Minnesota to lean on him this week in a good matchup against the Bengals… TE: Jake Ferguson He leads all TEs with 14 catches through 2 games and now he’ll face a Bears defense that allows the most passing yards per play this season. Ferguson also has run the 4th most routes among TEs – he’s on the field often for Dallas… QB: Caleb Williams The real-life play has been ugly – but in fantasy Williams has been awesome. Believe it or not – he’s a Top 10 fantasy QB right now averaging over 20 points per game. And now he faces a banged-up Cowboys secondary that allows the 3rd most passing yards per game this season… WR: Jakobi Meyers He continues to be slept on but he’s a Top 20 WR this week. In 2 games with Geno Smith, Meyers is averaging 11 targets and 83 yards per game. And eventually he’ll start to score some TDs – it might just happen this week against the Commanders secondary. #fantasyfootball
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The #1 Must Start player at each position for Week 3 fantasy football: RB: Jordan Mason Aaron Jones is out, and Mason is set to take on a full workload. As a starter last season across 5 starts, Mason averaged over 100 yards and 21 carries per game. Expect Minnesota to lean on him this week in a good matchup against the Bengals… TE: Jake Ferguson He leads all TEs with 14 catches through 2 games and now he’ll face a Bears defense that allows the most passing yards per play this season. Ferguson also has run the 4th most routes among TEs – he’s on the field often for Dallas… QB: Caleb Williams The real-life play has been ugly – but in fantasy Williams has been awesome. Believe it or not – he’s a Top 10 fantasy QB right now averaging over 20 points per game. And now he faces a banged-up Cowboys secondary that allows the 3rd most passing yards per game this season… WR: Jakobi Meyers He continues to be slept on but he’s a Top 20 WR this week. In 2 games with Geno Smith, Meyers is averaging 11 targets and 83 yards per game. And eventually he’ll start to score some TDs – it might just happen this week against the Commanders secondary. #fantasyfootball
4 running backs you need to trade for in your fantasy football league before its too late #fantasyfootball #week9
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Here are 4 running backs whose roles are far better than the public thinks right now: Jaylen Warren - the perfect buy window Everyone’s distracted by Kenneth Gainwell’s Week 4 eruption. But before that, Warren was dominating the role: 32 carries, 9 targets, and 200 total yards across Weeks 2–3. He’s healthy again after a short absence, and the offense ranks 2nd in weighted opportunities per game. Trade for Warren before he goes back to being the Steelers workhorse RB… Derrick Henry Woody Marks - buy low before the production flips back Week 4 teased the breakout: 17 carries, 5 targets, and 25.9 fantasy points. Then Week 5 came and the box score swung toward Nick Chubb in a blowout. But when you filter out garbage time, Marks still led in snaps and late-down work. He’s the better receiver, handled goal-line touches evenly, and this offense has already shown it can support 2 backs. If your league mate thinks Week 4 was a fluke, use that to buy low before the pendulum swings back… ames Cook - one quiet week means a nice buying opportunity Week 5 was the first time Cook didn’t hit 100 total yards this season. He produced 15 carries for 49 and no catches. But don’t overreact. He still ranks top 5 in red-zone touches, total yards, and fantasy points per game. The Bills backups have combined for just 2 catches and 83 rushing yards this season. This is Cook’s backfield. Use the dud week as cover and send offers while you still can… #fantasyfootball
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Here are 4 running backs whose roles are far better than the public thinks right now: Jaylen Warren - the perfect buy window Everyone’s distracted by Kenneth Gainwell’s Week 4 eruption. But before that, Warren was dominating the role: 32 carries, 9 targets, and 200 total yards across Weeks 2–3. He’s healthy again after a short absence, and the offense ranks 2nd in weighted opportunities per game. Trade for Warren before he goes back to being the Steelers workhorse RB… Derrick Henry Woody Marks - buy low before the production flips back Week 4 teased the breakout: 17 carries, 5 targets, and 25.9 fantasy points. Then Week 5 came and the box score swung toward Nick Chubb in a blowout. But when you filter out garbage time, Marks still led in snaps and late-down work. He’s the better receiver, handled goal-line touches evenly, and this offense has already shown it can support 2 backs. If your league mate thinks Week 4 was a fluke, use that to buy low before the pendulum swings back… ames Cook - one quiet week means a nice buying opportunity Week 5 was the first time Cook didn’t hit 100 total yards this season. He produced 15 carries for 49 and no catches. But don’t overreact. He still ranks top 5 in red-zone touches, total yards, and fantasy points per game. The Bills backups have combined for just 2 catches and 83 rushing yards this season. This is Cook’s backfield. Use the dud week as cover and send offers while you still can… #fantasyfootball

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