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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 Top-10 Fantasy Breakouts (Part 1) I'm risking my house on these 10 players to break out in fantasy... but last year we took George Pickens and Tyler Warren in this exact video, so listen up. Number 10 = Malik Washington. Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle are both gone from Miami... He's stepping into a massive target vacuum as the new slot receiver. Number 9 = Bhayshul Tuten. Struggled with per-touch efficiency last season... but Travis Etienne is gone, making Tuten the RB1 frontrunner over Chris Rodriguez in an offense that ranked 6th in scoring. The opportunity is massive. Number 8 = Tucker Kraft. Before tearing his ACL, he was the TE4 in points per game and led the position in yards after the catch... The knee has slowed down his camp, but he's expected to be fully cleared by Week 1. A healthy Kraft could easily finish as a Top-5 tight end. But number 6? It's Blake Corum. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 Top-10 Fantasy Breakouts (Part 1) I'm risking my house on these 10 players to break out in fantasy... but last year we took George Pickens and Tyler Warren in this exact video, so listen up. Number 10 = Malik Washington. Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle are both gone from Miami... He's stepping into a massive target vacuum as the new slot receiver. Number 9 = Bhayshul Tuten. Struggled with per-touch efficiency last season... but Travis Etienne is gone, making Tuten the RB1 frontrunner over Chris Rodriguez in an offense that ranked 6th in scoring. The opportunity is massive. Number 8 = Tucker Kraft. Before tearing his ACL, he was the TE4 in points per game and led the position in yards after the catch... The knee has slowed down his camp, but he's expected to be fully cleared by Week 1. A healthy Kraft could easily finish as a Top-5 tight end. But number 6? It's Blake Corum. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 RBs to Target and Avoid in Fantasy Football Running Backs to target and avoid in fantasy drafts... just like last year, when I got you OFF James Conner in this exact video. Avoid = Ashton Jeanty. The efficiency hasn't been there, and he's stuck with one of the league's toughest RB schedules. Target = Saquon Barkley. Even in a down year he ranked 4th in opportunity share... and the new offense is built to get him more targets. He's not regressing, he's about to bounce back. Avoid = Aaron Jones. He's 32 and coming off a career-low 548 rushing yards. Target = Blake Corum. 2nd in the NFL in Explosive Rating... and coaches are hinting at a much bigger workload. The younger, more explosive pick. Avoid = Bucky Irving. Doesn't get goal line touches, and Tampa just paid Kenneth Gainwell to steal his passing-down work. Target = Travis Etienne. The Saints just gave him a fat contract while giving Alvin Kamara a pay cut. The signal is clear: it's Etienne's backfield. Avoid = Breece Hall. The Jets are moving to a committee, and that kills his floor. But target the last name on this list. It's Javonte Williams. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 RBs to Target and Avoid in Fantasy Football Running Backs to target and avoid in fantasy drafts... just like last year, when I got you OFF James Conner in this exact video. Avoid = Ashton Jeanty. The efficiency hasn't been there, and he's stuck with one of the league's toughest RB schedules. Target = Saquon Barkley. Even in a down year he ranked 4th in opportunity share... and the new offense is built to get him more targets. He's not regressing, he's about to bounce back. Avoid = Aaron Jones. He's 32 and coming off a career-low 548 rushing yards. Target = Blake Corum. 2nd in the NFL in Explosive Rating... and coaches are hinting at a much bigger workload. The younger, more explosive pick. Avoid = Bucky Irving. Doesn't get goal line touches, and Tampa just paid Kenneth Gainwell to steal his passing-down work. Target = Travis Etienne. The Saints just gave him a fat contract while giving Alvin Kamara a pay cut. The signal is clear: it's Etienne's backfield. Avoid = Breece Hall. The Jets are moving to a committee, and that kills his floor. But target the last name on this list. It's Javonte Williams. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
Seahawks @ Broncos TNF (NFL Week 6) #nfl #tnffootball
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Seahawks @ Broncos TNF (NFL Week 6) #nfl #tnffootball
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 5 RB League Losers Running backs I wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole in fantasy. And if you don't believe me, I told you to fade Breece Hall in this exact video last year, so listen up. Starting with Rico Dowdle. Pittsburgh looks like a good spot, but Jaylen Warren isn't going anywhere and the Steelers have a brutal RB schedule... Dowdle could be stuck splitting touches without enough upside. An easy fade. Next is TreVeyon Henderson. Described as a "speed bump" in pass protection, and nearly a third of his rookie production came while Rhamondre was hurt... He may not get enough work to justify his ADP. Then there's Ashton Jeanty. The talent is obvious — led all rookies in yards created behind the league's worst run-blocking unit... but the Raiders could still have QB issues, and their RB schedule projects as one of the toughest. His ceiling could be capped. RJ Harvey is next. Posted four Top-12 finishes in the final five weeks of the fantasy season... but that was driven by volume after J.K. Dobbins went down, not efficiency. Now Jonah Coleman has impressed coaches enough to potentially take that extra work. Leave Harvey on the board. But the committee in Tampa is about to sink the last name on this list. It's Bucky Irving. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 5 RB League Losers Running backs I wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole in fantasy. And if you don't believe me, I told you to fade Breece Hall in this exact video last year, so listen up. Starting with Rico Dowdle. Pittsburgh looks like a good spot, but Jaylen Warren isn't going anywhere and the Steelers have a brutal RB schedule... Dowdle could be stuck splitting touches without enough upside. An easy fade. Next is TreVeyon Henderson. Described as a "speed bump" in pass protection, and nearly a third of his rookie production came while Rhamondre was hurt... He may not get enough work to justify his ADP. Then there's Ashton Jeanty. The talent is obvious — led all rookies in yards created behind the league's worst run-blocking unit... but the Raiders could still have QB issues, and their RB schedule projects as one of the toughest. His ceiling could be capped. RJ Harvey is next. Posted four Top-12 finishes in the final five weeks of the fantasy season... but that was driven by volume after J.K. Dobbins went down, not efficiency. Now Jonah Coleman has impressed coaches enough to potentially take that extra work. Leave Harvey on the board. But the committee in Tampa is about to sink the last name on this list. It's Bucky Irving. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
⬇️ Comment "MVP" for my Top-150 5 RBs I'm Not Touching with a 10-Foot Pole 5 RBs I'm not touching with a 10-foot pole this season in fantasy football. First = Aaron Jones. Minnesota brought him back on a restructure... but at 32, he's splitting touches with Jordan Mason, who out-rushed him last season. He's on the wrong side of the decline. Next = Bhayshul Tuten. Mostly because of the hype, so know your competition here. He looks like the Jaguars' new lead back, but two other backs are projected for touches in that pass-first offense. Until he proves it, let someone else take the risk if he goes too early. Then there's Breece Hall. Struggled with efficiency last year, finishing 55th in fantasy points per opportunity... Even worse, his PPR production and his target share both just hit career lows. The volume and the explosiveness are trending the wrong way. TreVeyon Henderson's rookie numbers look great... until you realize almost 30% of his production came in two games when Rhamondre Stevenson was out. Throw in his struggles in pass protection and Rhamondre's strong finish to end the season... Henderson may end up as a change-of-pace back. But the last name on this list? Don't draft Chuba Hubbard. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬇️ Comment "MVP" for my Top-150 5 RBs I'm Not Touching with a 10-Foot Pole 5 RBs I'm not touching with a 10-foot pole this season in fantasy football. First = Aaron Jones. Minnesota brought him back on a restructure... but at 32, he's splitting touches with Jordan Mason, who out-rushed him last season. He's on the wrong side of the decline. Next = Bhayshul Tuten. Mostly because of the hype, so know your competition here. He looks like the Jaguars' new lead back, but two other backs are projected for touches in that pass-first offense. Until he proves it, let someone else take the risk if he goes too early. Then there's Breece Hall. Struggled with efficiency last year, finishing 55th in fantasy points per opportunity... Even worse, his PPR production and his target share both just hit career lows. The volume and the explosiveness are trending the wrong way. TreVeyon Henderson's rookie numbers look great... until you realize almost 30% of his production came in two games when Rhamondre Stevenson was out. Throw in his struggles in pass protection and Rhamondre's strong finish to end the season... Henderson may end up as a change-of-pace back. But the last name on this list? Don't draft Chuba Hubbard. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
Buccaneers @ Cowboys TNF (NFL Week 5) #nfl #tnffootball
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Buccaneers @ Cowboys TNF (NFL Week 5) #nfl #tnffootball
Jets vs. Patriots (Thursday Night Football) NFL Week 11
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Jets vs. Patriots (Thursday Night Football) NFL Week 11
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 WR League Losers in 2026 Wide Receivers I wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole in fantasy. And if you don't believe me, I told you to fade Tyreek Hill in this exact video last year, so listen up. Number 5 = Tetairoa McMillan. Led all rookies in receiving yards and touchdowns last year, but Carolina's passing volume was near the bottom of the league... The talent is obvious, but at his ADP, you're paying for more volume than this offense may give him. Number 4 = Xavier Worthy. Flashed big-play upside, but his route running is still a work in progress... He and Mahomes still haven't connected consistently downfield. A boom-or-bust dart throw, especially if Rashee Rice is back on the field. Number 3 = Brian Thomas Jr. Flopped in Year 2 with just 707 yards and three touchdowns, finishing as the WR42... Trevor Lawrence is saying all the right things, but Thomas ranked 62nd in red-zone looks, and Jacksonville's WR room is still crowded. Don't pay for a rebound that might never come. Number 2 = Drake London. Sixth in points per game when healthy last year... but now he has a coaching staff that wants to run, a running back demanding 100 targets, and a below-replacement-level QB. That second-round price is way too steep. And the number one receiver to avoid? It's Garrett Wilson. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 WR League Losers in 2026 Wide Receivers I wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole in fantasy. And if you don't believe me, I told you to fade Tyreek Hill in this exact video last year, so listen up. Number 5 = Tetairoa McMillan. Led all rookies in receiving yards and touchdowns last year, but Carolina's passing volume was near the bottom of the league... The talent is obvious, but at his ADP, you're paying for more volume than this offense may give him. Number 4 = Xavier Worthy. Flashed big-play upside, but his route running is still a work in progress... He and Mahomes still haven't connected consistently downfield. A boom-or-bust dart throw, especially if Rashee Rice is back on the field. Number 3 = Brian Thomas Jr. Flopped in Year 2 with just 707 yards and three touchdowns, finishing as the WR42... Trevor Lawrence is saying all the right things, but Thomas ranked 62nd in red-zone looks, and Jacksonville's WR room is still crowded. Don't pay for a rebound that might never come. Number 2 = Drake London. Sixth in points per game when healthy last year... but now he has a coaching staff that wants to run, a running back demanding 100 targets, and a below-replacement-level QB. That second-round price is way too steep. And the number one receiver to avoid? It's Garrett Wilson. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 The First Round of Fantasy Drafts (Part 2) This is how the back half of Round 1 will go... if your fantasy league is actually competitive. Pick 7 = Jonathan Taylor. The offense cratered after Daniel Jones tore his Achilles... but Taylor still led the NFL in touchdowns. With an easier schedule, his ceiling is massive. Pick 8 = Amon-Ra St. Brown. Put up three straight seasons of double-digit touchdowns, but he also led all WRs in first-read targets... As long as Goff's slinging it, this is the safest floor in fantasy. Justin Jefferson goes ninth. Two touchdowns on 130 targets looks ugly, but that was a QB problem... Now Kyler Murray takes over, and he's been a Top-12 fantasy QB in every healthy season. Jefferson is set up to dominate again. The 10th pick is James Cook. Led the entire NFL in rushing on an impressive 5.2 yards per carry, but he only caught 33 passes... If Joe Brady's staff really unleashes him as a receiver, his ceiling gets even higher. Pick 11 is CeeDee Lamb. Finished as the WR17 last year, but injuries played a major role, and he was a Top-20 receiver in 8 of his first 11 games... With a more favorable schedule and some injury luck, he's right back in the elite tier. But rounding out the Top-12? It's Saquon Barkley. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 The First Round of Fantasy Drafts (Part 2) This is how the back half of Round 1 will go... if your fantasy league is actually competitive. Pick 7 = Jonathan Taylor. The offense cratered after Daniel Jones tore his Achilles... but Taylor still led the NFL in touchdowns. With an easier schedule, his ceiling is massive. Pick 8 = Amon-Ra St. Brown. Put up three straight seasons of double-digit touchdowns, but he also led all WRs in first-read targets... As long as Goff's slinging it, this is the safest floor in fantasy. Justin Jefferson goes ninth. Two touchdowns on 130 targets looks ugly, but that was a QB problem... Now Kyler Murray takes over, and he's been a Top-12 fantasy QB in every healthy season. Jefferson is set up to dominate again. The 10th pick is James Cook. Led the entire NFL in rushing on an impressive 5.2 yards per carry, but he only caught 33 passes... If Joe Brady's staff really unleashes him as a receiver, his ceiling gets even higher. Pick 11 is CeeDee Lamb. Finished as the WR17 last year, but injuries played a major role, and he was a Top-20 receiver in 8 of his first 11 games... With a more favorable schedule and some injury luck, he's right back in the elite tier. But rounding out the Top-12? It's Saquon Barkley. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 Top-10 Fantasy Breakouts (Part 2) I'm risking my house on these 5 players to break out in fantasy... but last year we took Drake Maye, Emeka Egbuka, and Javonte Williams in this exact video, so listen up. Number 5 = Jaxson Dart. Finished 2nd among QBs in rushing touchdowns and was an every-week starter... Ranking 3rd in points per dropback even without Malik Nabers for much of the season. With a healthy supporting cast, he's about to go off. Number 4 = Josh Downs. Everyone's talking about Alec Pierce's deep-ball, but he's hurt, and Michael Pittman is in Pittsburgh... Downs is now the top target earner in the offense. One of the best values on the board. Number 3 = Omarion Hampton. On pace for 300 touches and 60 catches before the injury... but still averaged RB1-level fantasy points per game. Now Mike McDaniel is calling plays — the coach who unlocked De'Von Achane. Hampton has legitimate Top-3 upside. Number 2 = Isaiah Likely. We've seen the flashes... but now he finally has the opportunity. The Giants have featured him as one of Jaxson Dart's favorite targets in camp, and he steps into Wan'Dale Robinson's 140 vacated targets. But the top breakout? It's Christian Watson. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 Top-10 Fantasy Breakouts (Part 2) I'm risking my house on these 5 players to break out in fantasy... but last year we took Drake Maye, Emeka Egbuka, and Javonte Williams in this exact video, so listen up. Number 5 = Jaxson Dart. Finished 2nd among QBs in rushing touchdowns and was an every-week starter... Ranking 3rd in points per dropback even without Malik Nabers for much of the season. With a healthy supporting cast, he's about to go off. Number 4 = Josh Downs. Everyone's talking about Alec Pierce's deep-ball, but he's hurt, and Michael Pittman is in Pittsburgh... Downs is now the top target earner in the offense. One of the best values on the board. Number 3 = Omarion Hampton. On pace for 300 touches and 60 catches before the injury... but still averaged RB1-level fantasy points per game. Now Mike McDaniel is calling plays — the coach who unlocked De'Von Achane. Hampton has legitimate Top-3 upside. Number 2 = Isaiah Likely. We've seen the flashes... but now he finally has the opportunity. The Giants have featured him as one of Jaxson Dart's favorite targets in camp, and he steps into Wan'Dale Robinson's 140 vacated targets. But the top breakout? It's Christian Watson. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
Bills vs. Texans (Thursday Night Football) NFL Week 12
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Bills vs. Texans (Thursday Night Football) NFL Week 12
MNF BUF/LAR (Week 5) #NFL #football
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MNF BUF/LAR (Week 5) #NFL #football
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 Drafting from the 1.08 in 2026 Drafting from the 1.08 sounds brutal... but it's actually one of the strongest spots in fantasy drafts if you follow this exact strategy. Round 1 — grab Justin Jefferson. If the quarterback play improves even a little, he has overall WR1 upside again. But in Round 2, lock in Kenneth Walker. Andy Reid's offense is always an elite fantasy environment... Walker will fit perfectly next to Mahomes. Round 3 still has studs. Ladd McConkey is still an elite separator... Keenan Allen is gone and Mike McDaniel is calling plays. McConkey is about to explode. But double up at RB in Round 4 with D'Andre Swift. Still Chicago's lead back with pass-catching upside in an ascending offense. In Round 5, grab Christian Watson as the obvious WR1 in Green Bay. Then go Tyler Warren in Round 6... Sneaky value as one of Indy's most trusted targets. Your starting lineup is now locked and loaded. Round 7 is your quarterback sweet spot. Drake Maye is the dream pick... but Caleb Williams works too if Maye's gone. By Round 8, chase pure upside. Kenneth Gainwell, Chris Godwin, or Kyle Pitts. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 Drafting from the 1.08 in 2026 Drafting from the 1.08 sounds brutal... but it's actually one of the strongest spots in fantasy drafts if you follow this exact strategy. Round 1 — grab Justin Jefferson. If the quarterback play improves even a little, he has overall WR1 upside again. But in Round 2, lock in Kenneth Walker. Andy Reid's offense is always an elite fantasy environment... Walker will fit perfectly next to Mahomes. Round 3 still has studs. Ladd McConkey is still an elite separator... Keenan Allen is gone and Mike McDaniel is calling plays. McConkey is about to explode. But double up at RB in Round 4 with D'Andre Swift. Still Chicago's lead back with pass-catching upside in an ascending offense. In Round 5, grab Christian Watson as the obvious WR1 in Green Bay. Then go Tyler Warren in Round 6... Sneaky value as one of Indy's most trusted targets. Your starting lineup is now locked and loaded. Round 7 is your quarterback sweet spot. Drake Maye is the dream pick... but Caleb Williams works too if Maye's gone. By Round 8, chase pure upside. Kenneth Gainwell, Chris Godwin, or Kyle Pitts. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 The Perfect Draft Strategy in 2026 This is the perfect strategy for drafting a winning fantasy team in 2026. If you miss Jahmyr Gibbs or Bijan Robinson, grab an elite WR no matter what. Unless JT drops to 11 or 12. Ja'Marr Chase, Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, or Justin Jefferson all give you a dominant foundation. But in Round 2, the RB depth is loaded. Chase Brown, Kenneth Walker, and Omarion Hampton all have league-winning upside. Grab your RB1. Round 3 is where people screw up and chase Josh Allen, but the receiver value is too good. Take DeVonta Smith or Malik Nabers. Keep stacking elite talent. Then in Round 4, swing for a positional edge with Colston Loveland. Once your core is set, grab Drake Maye or Joe Burrow in Round 5. For your RB2, target Jaylen Warren or Rhamondre Stevenson in Round 6. Then stack more receiving volume with Parker Washington or Michael Wilson in Round 7. After that, hunt for sleepers like Kenny Gainwell, Stefon Diggs, and Isaiah Likely. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 The Perfect Draft Strategy in 2026 This is the perfect strategy for drafting a winning fantasy team in 2026. If you miss Jahmyr Gibbs or Bijan Robinson, grab an elite WR no matter what. Unless JT drops to 11 or 12. Ja'Marr Chase, Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, or Justin Jefferson all give you a dominant foundation. But in Round 2, the RB depth is loaded. Chase Brown, Kenneth Walker, and Omarion Hampton all have league-winning upside. Grab your RB1. Round 3 is where people screw up and chase Josh Allen, but the receiver value is too good. Take DeVonta Smith or Malik Nabers. Keep stacking elite talent. Then in Round 4, swing for a positional edge with Colston Loveland. Once your core is set, grab Drake Maye or Joe Burrow in Round 5. For your RB2, target Jaylen Warren or Rhamondre Stevenson in Round 6. Then stack more receiving volume with Parker Washington or Michael Wilson in Round 7. After that, hunt for sleepers like Kenny Gainwell, Stefon Diggs, and Isaiah Likely. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
Cowboys vs. Lions (Thursday Night Football) NFL Week 14
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Cowboys vs. Lions (Thursday Night Football) NFL Week 14
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 #1 Must-Have at Every Fantasy Position If you draft ANY of these players in fantasy, congrats! Because you've already won your league. And if you don't believe me, last year I gave you George Pickens and Dak Prescott in this exact video, so lock in. First up at running back — Omarion Hampton. Flashed elite RB1 production when healthy as a rookie, and his 32 catches proved he has real PPR upside... But the new scheme is the biggest reason to buy. Mike McDaniel turned De'Von Achane into a fantasy monster in Miami. Hampton has all the ingredients to become a dominant three-down back. At tight end, I'm all in on Tucker Kraft. Tore his ACL in Week 9, but before that he was fantasy's TE4, and it wasn't on empty volume... Ranked 3rd in red zone target share and scored 6 touchdowns in just 8 games. With less target competition this season, he's set up to explode. At quarterback, give me Caleb Williams. Finished Top-5 in both pass attempts and deep-ball attempts while adding a rushing floor last season... If his passing efficiency takes even a small step forward, we're talking about one of the highest fantasy ceilings in football. But the wide receiver who's about to absolutely explode? It's Josh Downs. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 #1 Must-Have at Every Fantasy Position If you draft ANY of these players in fantasy, congrats! Because you've already won your league. And if you don't believe me, last year I gave you George Pickens and Dak Prescott in this exact video, so lock in. First up at running back — Omarion Hampton. Flashed elite RB1 production when healthy as a rookie, and his 32 catches proved he has real PPR upside... But the new scheme is the biggest reason to buy. Mike McDaniel turned De'Von Achane into a fantasy monster in Miami. Hampton has all the ingredients to become a dominant three-down back. At tight end, I'm all in on Tucker Kraft. Tore his ACL in Week 9, but before that he was fantasy's TE4, and it wasn't on empty volume... Ranked 3rd in red zone target share and scored 6 touchdowns in just 8 games. With less target competition this season, he's set up to explode. At quarterback, give me Caleb Williams. Finished Top-5 in both pass attempts and deep-ball attempts while adding a rushing floor last season... If his passing efficiency takes even a small step forward, we're talking about one of the highest fantasy ceilings in football. But the wide receiver who's about to absolutely explode? It's Josh Downs. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 How the First Round of 2026 Fantasy Drafts Will Go Competitive fantasy drafts will look exactly like this in Round 1. First off the board = Jahmyr Gibbs. Already elite, but now gets one of the easiest RB schedules in football with even less competition for touches... The clear favorite to finish RB1 overall. Ja'Marr Chase goes second. Finished top five in fantasy points per game in four of his five seasons, and still topped 1,400 yards through last year's QB chaos... A healthy Joe Burrow unlocks his overall WR1 ceiling. At pick three, it's Bijan Robinson. Led the NFL in scrimmage yards and missed tackles... Atlanta doubled down by upgrading to Kevin Stefanski's run-heavy scheme and downgrading Bijan's backup. He's about to get fed even more. Pick four is Puka Nacua. Led the league in catches, yards after the catch, and fantasy points per route... yet Davante Adams out-targeted him 32-17 in the red zone. If that gap shrinks even a bit, Puka's ceiling gets even scarier. Jaxon Smith-Njigba goes fifth. First read on almost 45% of Seattle's pass plays, leading the NFL in receiving yards and finishing second in yards per route run... That elite volume isn't going anywhere. But the sixth pick? It's Jonathan Taylor. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 How the First Round of 2026 Fantasy Drafts Will Go Competitive fantasy drafts will look exactly like this in Round 1. First off the board = Jahmyr Gibbs. Already elite, but now gets one of the easiest RB schedules in football with even less competition for touches... The clear favorite to finish RB1 overall. Ja'Marr Chase goes second. Finished top five in fantasy points per game in four of his five seasons, and still topped 1,400 yards through last year's QB chaos... A healthy Joe Burrow unlocks his overall WR1 ceiling. At pick three, it's Bijan Robinson. Led the NFL in scrimmage yards and missed tackles... Atlanta doubled down by upgrading to Kevin Stefanski's run-heavy scheme and downgrading Bijan's backup. He's about to get fed even more. Pick four is Puka Nacua. Led the league in catches, yards after the catch, and fantasy points per route... yet Davante Adams out-targeted him 32-17 in the red zone. If that gap shrinks even a bit, Puka's ceiling gets even scarier. Jaxon Smith-Njigba goes fifth. First read on almost 45% of Seattle's pass plays, leading the NFL in receiving yards and finishing second in yards per route run... That elite volume isn't going anywhere. But the sixth pick? It's Jonathan Taylor. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 Top-10 Fantasy Breakouts (Part 2) — Updated I'm risking my house on these 10 players to break out in fantasy... but last year I gave you Drake Maye, Cam Skattebo, and Kenneth Walker in this exact series, so listen up. Number 5 = Emeka Egbuka. Looked like a star from the jump, but a strained hamstring and shaky play from Baker Mayfield knocked him off track... A full offseason in Tampa and no more Mike Evans is just what he needs to actually go off. Number 4 = Jaxson Dart. Finished 2nd among QBs in rushing touchdowns and was an every-week starter... Ranking 3rd in points per dropback even without Malik Nabers for much of the season. With a healthy supporting cast, he could surprise some people. Number 3 = Isaiah Likely. We've seen the flashes... but now he finally has the opportunity. The Giants have featured him as one of Jaxson Dart's favorite targets in camp, and he steps into Wan'Dale Robinson's 140 vacated targets. Number 2 = Omarion Hampton. On pace for 300 touches and 60 catches before the injury... but still averaged RB1-level fantasy points per game. Now Mike McDaniel is calling plays — the coach who unlocked De'Von Achane. Hampton has legitimate Top-3 upside. But my top breakout? It's still Christian Watson. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 Top-10 Fantasy Breakouts (Part 2) — Updated I'm risking my house on these 10 players to break out in fantasy... but last year I gave you Drake Maye, Cam Skattebo, and Kenneth Walker in this exact series, so listen up. Number 5 = Emeka Egbuka. Looked like a star from the jump, but a strained hamstring and shaky play from Baker Mayfield knocked him off track... A full offseason in Tampa and no more Mike Evans is just what he needs to actually go off. Number 4 = Jaxson Dart. Finished 2nd among QBs in rushing touchdowns and was an every-week starter... Ranking 3rd in points per dropback even without Malik Nabers for much of the season. With a healthy supporting cast, he could surprise some people. Number 3 = Isaiah Likely. We've seen the flashes... but now he finally has the opportunity. The Giants have featured him as one of Jaxson Dart's favorite targets in camp, and he steps into Wan'Dale Robinson's 140 vacated targets. Number 2 = Omarion Hampton. On pace for 300 touches and 60 catches before the injury... but still averaged RB1-level fantasy points per game. Now Mike McDaniel is calling plays — the coach who unlocked De'Von Achane. Hampton has legitimate Top-3 upside. But my top breakout? It's still Christian Watson. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 How to Draft from the 1.03 in 2026 The third pick in fantasy drafts gives you the best shot to win a championship in 2026. Round 1 picks itself. Take whoever falls between Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson, or Ja'Marr Chase... You're starting with an advantage no matter what. Late in Round 2, grab A.J. Brown. Pairing him with Drake Maye in Josh McDaniels's scheme will unlock a ceiling we still haven't seen from him... You're getting league-winning upside at a discount. Round 3 is where this build becomes unfair. Josh Allen falls into your lap at pick 27... Three straight top-2 QB finishes with elite rushing upside nobody can match. While your league scrambles for quarterbacks later, you're already set. Round 4 is RB time — lock in D'Andre Swift. Chicago's lead back with pass-catching juice in an aggressive offense... His floor already beats his ADP. In Rounds 5 and 6, attack depth. Tee Higgins and Jameson Williams both carry spike-week upside in this range... Then grab Jaylen Warren or Rhamondre Stevenson — underpriced backs with full workload potential. But the league-winner still on the board in Round 8? It's Ricky Pearsall. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
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⬆️ Check my profile to get my Top-150 How to Draft from the 1.03 in 2026 The third pick in fantasy drafts gives you the best shot to win a championship in 2026. Round 1 picks itself. Take whoever falls between Jahmyr Gibbs, Bijan Robinson, or Ja'Marr Chase... You're starting with an advantage no matter what. Late in Round 2, grab A.J. Brown. Pairing him with Drake Maye in Josh McDaniels's scheme will unlock a ceiling we still haven't seen from him... You're getting league-winning upside at a discount. Round 3 is where this build becomes unfair. Josh Allen falls into your lap at pick 27... Three straight top-2 QB finishes with elite rushing upside nobody can match. While your league scrambles for quarterbacks later, you're already set. Round 4 is RB time — lock in D'Andre Swift. Chicago's lead back with pass-catching juice in an aggressive offense... His floor already beats his ADP. In Rounds 5 and 6, attack depth. Tee Higgins and Jameson Williams both carry spike-week upside in this range... Then grab Jaylen Warren or Rhamondre Stevenson — underpriced backs with full workload potential. But the league-winner still on the board in Round 8? It's Ricky Pearsall. #FantasyFootball #FantasyFootballAdvice #FantasyFootballDraft #FantasyFootballTips #FantasyFootballLeague
Players you need for your playoff push fantasy football week 12 (Waivers)
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