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Week 11 is in the books, and we have eight players skyrocketing up our rest-of-season rankings. At this point in the season, we kind of know what we know about these guys, but there are still some trends that we want to talk about from this week of games. Danny, I'll let you get it kicked off with the first guy that is moving up our rankings after a big performance in week 11.
Yeah, and I talked about this on the wide receiver tier list. I had him, I believe, you know, wide receiver 23 or 24 entering the week. Spoiler alert, that wasn't nearly high enough. 33 PPR points. The wide receiver two on the slate was Tedoy McMillan of the Carolina Panthers. He was my wide receiver 24 on the season coming into the week. He leaves the week as my wide receiver 19. But specifically on the tier list video, I talked about the fact that even though he's only the wide receiver 34 in points per game, there were better times coming for Tedo and McMillan because he was getting legitimate wide receiver one usage. We know he's a stud-level talent, and we have better days coming for the offense. And sure enough, those better days happen against the Atlanta Falcons with Bryce Young. You can argue that he had his best career NFL game, realistically. I mean, he has great games against the Falcons every time he plays them, but yeah, definitely one of his best games. I think in totality from start to finish, it was his best game of his career.
Yeah.
So, when I'm looking at wide receiver 19 rest of season, the way I kind of get there is, yeah, there is a factor he does have that week 14 bye, but he's been getting top 15 wide receiver usage all year. And specifically in these last few games, he has taken that next step. 30% target share, 46% air yard share across his last three games. And while there is a tough matchup in week 17 against Seattle, we do have smash spots against the Saints and against the Bucs in weeks 15 and 16. If you are in a good position, maybe you are 10-1 in your league, or 9-2, or 8-3, or 7+ wins, and you can get through that week 14 bye for Tedroy McMillan, I think he's going to be a mid-range wide receiver two for the rest of the season.
Yeah, I mean, in usage since week eight, in utilization report, utilization score according to Fantasy Life, only five other wide receivers have been better than Tedo McMillan's 33% target share, 49% of the team's air yards. His ADOT is right where you want it to be at 11.1 yards. End zone targets, 44% of his team's end zone targets as well. This is a dude who is clearly operating as his team's number one. Yes, he's going to be a tiny bit inconsistent, more so than, let's say, the Lad McConkey territory who just dropped like 13 fantasy yards, 13 yards on his last game, because of the Carolina Panthers offense. The Carolina Panthers offense and Bryce Young is not the most consistent in the world, but this is a dude quietly getting like top 10 usage over his last five, six, seven games.
Yeah, the upside is like what Drake London was doing prior to the knee injury. Now, obviously, there are different circumstances. Drake London, more of a vet player. Drake London, at this point, a better NFL wide receiver than Tedoya McMillan. But from a size perspective, from a usage perspective, from a pure volume perspective, the upside would be, can he be a 10-plus target per game player for what could be, even though we don't think well of the Panthers offense, it's not like the Falcons offense is burning through the league, and Drake London obviously has been a high-end wide receiver one because of the sheer volume he gets.
Yeah. And I mean, at San Francisco and versus Los Angeles Rams are going to be tough before the bye, like you said. But like you said also, week 16, 15 through 17, you have at New Orleans, versus Tampa Bay, and then Seattle at home, which will be a little bit of a tougher defense that you're going up against. But I do think that McMillan could be the type of dude that, you know, we look over the back half of the season heading into next year, and he's getting projected very highly. We see what happens with these rookie wide receivers kind of week 10 onward, and this was the first sign of that with Tedaro McMillan going for his best game of his career, in addition to Bryce Young's best game of his career earlier in the season. As a team manager in my home league, you noticed that it was like, "Ah, dude, he's so close to a monster game," but it didn't happen yet. And now we finally got to see the yardage and the touchdowns because against the Cowboys, he had two touchdowns but not a lot of yards. This game, it all came to fruition.
Yeah. And if Bryce Young, again, I think it's optimistic to assume he's going to play like he did on Sunday, but he can just play better like he did in the other games. Like, can he just not be the single worst quarterback in the league? Or, I mean, second worst, because obviously I know what you're going to throw into the ring.
Yeah, JJ McCarthy is definitely worse than him. So, um, the thing for Bryce Young, too, is that he has performed well at the end of every season of his career, right? Like last year, we saw at the end of the season, he really started to perform well. Let's keep that streak up. Uh, moving into the, uh, two 49ers players that I have rising up my rankings. George Kittle, moving from tight end five to tight end two in my rankings. Brock Purdy, from quarterback 17 to quarterback 10 in my rankings. I just think this 49ers offense, the bad days are starting to be behind them in terms of all the injuries that they've dealt with, some of the guys that they've had to throw out there on any given week. First game back with Brock Purdy and George Kittle scores two touchdowns. This 49ers offense has been treading water with M. Jones. They've been good, they've been winning games still, despite being down pretty much all of their offensive weapons and their starting quarterback. There's not many teams around the league that would have the record that the 49ers have right now in the division that the 49ers play in right now with, uh, with their backup quarterback and Max played really well. But with Kittle having Purdy back, Ricky Peraaw returning, IU probably going to have his practice window opened either this week or next week, if I had to guess. And this offense, in my opinion, could be just like one of the offenses that you need down the stretch with Kittle playing the way he's playing and CMC playing the way he's playing and Brock Purdy back healthy. I really just think that this 49ers offense, we're going to look back on this season and go, "You needed 49ers pieces to win your championship," whether it was McCaffrey, or Kittle, or maybe we see Purdy or IU contribute either. Like, I'm not saying Purdy and Iuk are going to be like world beaters down the stretch, but them being on the field helps out George Kittle and Christian McCaffrey so much and helps out Brock Purdy so much.
Yeah, and although we didn't really see it given the game script against Arizona, I do think there's more upside in the passing game, specifically because Christian McCaffrey is not nearly the efficient runner he has been in the past. Christian McCaffrey, you know, if we're talking about 2021, 2022 Christian McCaffrey, we'd be changing our tune a little bit, because that's still the type of player that can handle 300 carries and rush for five yards per. This version of Christian McCaffrey, simply put, if your identity on offense is going to be spamming Christian McCaffrey between the tackles 20-plus times a game, it's just not going to work. We've seen the 49ers really rely upon the ground game. But I'm sure you even noticed this on Sunday when they weren't able to consistently run the football. You know what they were doing with McCaffrey? They were throwing him little dump-offs out of the backfield. They were throwing him on wheel routes. They were throwing him on little running back angle routes. They were trying to get him in space because their 49ers offensive line simply is not creating as much push up front.
Yeah. And on Brock Purdy, this guy's been a top 15 quarterback in all three games that he's played this year, despite playing through injury in week four, especially. Um, I think this is a dude you can rely upon. Like, if he's on your waiver wire and you need a quarterback, I think that Brock Purdy is legit a dude you can rely upon every single week going forward. He's a top 10 quarterback in points per game when he's played. I get it's a three-game sample size, but he has been very consistent. And like I said, his weapons are starting to come back healthy. Even if it's just Kittle and McCaffrey out there, I trust Brock Purdy in my starting lineup, let alone Peraaw playing more snaps going forward, getting more targets going forward, and eventually, maybe by the fantasy playoffs after the bye, Brandon Aiyuk being out there potentially too.
Yeah, no, I agree with you. 49ers definitely have to be on the up. Great offensive performance against Arizona. You do have a good spot this week against Carolina as well. Funny enough, what could potentially be a playoff eliminator like the Panthers are six and five right now.
Yeah, if they win and we lose against the Rams, they're going to be, I believe, ahead of us in the division.
Yeah, they will. Well, they they have the same record as you guys right now, right?
Yeah, no, no, they're six and five. So if we lose, we'll...
They didn't have their bye.
Yeah, they they haven't had their bye yet. So they would technically, they're technically a half-game behind us, but they still have their bye left.
Yeah, shout out the Panthers. If they can keep that game competitive at all, and we see some more 49ers volume, I could definitely see a repeat performance because, to put it simply, I think we saw it with M. Jones. Now, obviously, we're seeing it the next level with Purdy. When you have Kyle Shanahan, your floor in offense is going to be extremely high.
Yeah, no, exactly. So, um, speaking of the NFC West, I do have Kenneth Walker on the rise a little bit. And it's not just 'cause he had 20.1 fantasy points, but if you dig a little bit deeper on Kenneth Walker, this is we're going to go into the weeds here for a second. He was kind of like a fringe top 30-ish running back for me coming into the week. Now, I think he's firmly kind of in the camp of high-end RB3, low-end RB2, along the lines of what you get out of like a David Montgomery, maybe even a little bit better. Because if you dig deep on Kenneth Walker, he has quietly had better usage since the bye week in Seattle in week 8. Inside the five carries, weeks 1-7 for Kenneth Walker, 25% of the team's inside the five carries. That's now 67% in the last three games. Short down and distance, 29% of the short down and distance work first seven games of the year. 41% now. 5% of the two-minute drill snaps, 13% of the long down and distance. That is now up to 57% of the two-minute drill, 29% of the long down and distance. And he's gone from 10.7 PPR points per game, first seven games of the year. Keep in mind, Charbonnet missed two of those games, so he actually had the backfield to himself for two of them. 12.1 points per game since the bye week. The Seahawks are a great team. Kenneth Walker is playing well. Looked really good against a very good defense last week in Los Angeles there. And over their next four games, they have the Titans, Vikings, Falcons, and Colts. Four offenses that cannot move the ball on offense, minus the Colts, who are obviously a very good team. And a lot of winnable games there. Plus, three of them are bottom 15 run defenses against fantasy running backs. So, I think that Kenneth Walker can carve out a couple of really good performances here and be a 13, 14, 15 point per game running back down the stretch of the season. Of course, with the implied upside that if Charbonnet were to miss any time, maybe he's more than that.
Yeah. Um, I have Ken Walker in the listener league. I obviously dealt you Ken Walker in the Flock League. I'm Ken Walker-pilled. I think from a talent perspective, we should be talking about this guy a lot higher. It's just unfortunately, we kind of have to accept out the usage ban. He's not going to be a 70% snap share player. He's not going to be a 60-plus% carry share player. But the fact of the matter is, if you're getting 15 touches a game, you're hoping that he can create explosives and you're hoping this inside the five usage he's gotten in recent weeks continues.
Yeah. And keep in mind, it's PFF and PFF's PFF. But he's the third highest-graded running back in football right now according to PFF. Only James Cook and Jonathan Taylor have a higher rushing grade than him. He hasn't fumbled all year. He only has three rushing touchdowns. Like, all the guys that are amongst him in PFF or like rushing grade are like Javante Williams, eight touchdowns. Bijan Robinson, eight touchdowns. James Cook and Jonathan Taylor, seven and 15 touchdowns combined. Like, the guys that are ranked around him are just getting so much more of their backfield's work. And who knows, like, there's still the upside in which Kenneth Walker just continues to have the hot hand, continues to get the carries. And like I said, very beatable matchups over the next couple of weeks and a couple of winnable games for a good team with a great running back. Good team, good player. Like, you can kind of tend to trust players like that. It is very frustrating though. I get seeing George Kittle get a goal-line carry last week and Zack Charbonnet snipe him on the goal line consistently. It sucks. But like I said, 67% of the inside the five carries the last three games versus, um, what was 25% the first, uh, seven games of the year.
And just think about it like this. If you recalibrate your expectations, not for Ken Walker, the guy you've drafted in round three, round four of your draft, but Ken Walker, the high-end running back three that you can put into your flex, if that's your expectation, you know, 12.1 points per game across these last few, 11.1 on the season, you'll take it. It's just the issue, the stink with Ken Walker is people probably spent a high pick on him, and especially if you were probably watching us because we love Ken Walker.
Yeah, no. And Kenneth Walker too, that was his second highest-graded game of the season. And, um, week 10 at Arizona was his third highest-graded game of the season too. So he's, if he's starting to play better, maybe he'll continue on that hot hand. Yeah, it's possible that coming out of the bye, he was dealing with something too.
Yeah, 'cause I mean, obviously, we said coming into the year, he was he was banged up in training camp. We didn't really know what it looked like. Who knows? Maybe like in the first portion of the year, he was fighting through injury. It's just nobody really said anything. That's why Zack Charbonnet was getting as much usage as he was because even though it has been, you know, Charbonnet over Walker straight up in terms of overall volume, we do see in terms of the last few weeks, the actual usage has gone up and trending towards Ken Walker.
Yeah. Yeah. And Kenneth Walker too, this is kind of copium, but like, this is a dude playing for a contract right now. Like he needs, he needs to play well at the end of the season here.
Yeah, for sure. So Ken Walker, again, not somebody I'm going to be really buying high on. Like, if you have him, he's going to be a hold and just kind of see what you get going forward. And if you have Jameson Williams, I think that's the same thing that I would treat him as. I think he's a clear riser, wide receiver 31 to wide receiver 23, but not exactly a guy that I'm going to be shouting after, going to try to buy high on, because if somebody has Jameson Williams in your league, they're very unlikely to trade him after these last few weeks. Jamo, outside of the bye week, has come alive. And I do have to give him my flowers because this is a guy for, you know, a four, five, six-week stretch, I was completely shutting on the wide receiver tier list. I literally said, I'm like, "Hey, if you want to be higher than a fringe wide receiver four, go and [ __ ] play like it." Well, guess what, Jameson Williams, he's played like it. Top 20 wide receiver in three straight games. No Pora for at least the next three, by the way. He's on IR. And he's establishing himself, in my opinion, as a rest-of-season top 24 guy. We know how strong the Lions offense is, although it didn't really look like it on Sunday Night Football. And even despite the bad performance, we saw Jameson Williams still get there against the Eagles. He's going to have easier matchups coming forward. The Eagles are no joke in the passing game. And if the Detroit Lions offense can have the rebound that I expect, Jameson Williams is still the same Jameson Williams we drafted him in the round five portion of our drafts.
Yeah, no, not only is he going to have easier matchups, no wide receiver core has an easier strength of schedule rest of the season than the Detroit Lions do. New York Giants, Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys, Rams, Pittsburgh Steelers, and then week 17's their only matchup against the top 15 wide receiver defense at the Minnesota Vikings in week 17, which is a divisional game and could be high scoring.
Yeah. And I mean, with Minnesota as well, yeah, they played well against Chicago, but coming into that game, they were they were on the downtrend in terms of their pass defense as well, 'cause I mean, if you remember the first five or six weeks of the year, like they were the clear best pass defense in the league.
Yeah. Yeah, no, for sure. So Jamo, yeah, we talked about him last week, but he continues to be on the rise. He goes from, you know, before like last week, we were talking about him more in the lens of like, oh, he's in the Jordan, Quentin Johnston, Romeo Doubs range. Now he's like in the Courtland Sutton, DK Metcalf, Deebo Samuel range. I have Sutton way lower than you do.
Okay. I mean, Sutton has not been great the last couple of games, so I get that. I have him at 28 among wide receivers, but I still think...
Yeah, there's some, there's just a large tier of guys there for me.
Okay. So, I actually have Sutton around that area. I thought you were more so saying the area above. I still have Jameson Williams at WR 24. I think he needs to be treated in even closer to like the AJ Brown area.
I mean, I have AJ Brown at 17, so I'm, I like, I'm very pro AJ Brown rest of season still. Um, I think that the this territory of guys like the Diggs, the Deebos, the Metcalfs, like they're they're kind of soft alphas almost. Like they're like they're alphas and they get a lot of targets and whatnot, but I don't really view them in the same lens of like even like a Chris Olave or a Zay Flowers or a Marvin Harrison. I think have like more upside than those guys in terms of like spike week potential and how they're going to play the rest of the season. But like, there's a massive cluster of wide receivers from like 19 to 28 that are all in the same tier for me.
Yeah, no, fair enough. But, um, we will go to my third player 'cause we kind of had, you know, you went two in a row. I'll go two in a row as well. Um, I talked about Jameson Williams. I'll talk about almost the opposite of Jameson Williams in the sense that I view them relatively similar rest of season. But Stefon Diggs, the archetype of wide receiver he is, is just completely different. He's not going to give you, you know, the 65-yard touchdown like Jameson Williams will. But when he's on the field, he is the definition of an alpha. He had his highest route share of the season this past week, and since week seven, he's been scoring 14.4 points per game. Let me simplify it as easy as I can. Corey, he is the number one wide receiver for an MVP-level quarterback on an 8-2 football team with an offense that's hitting their groove at the right time. The only question mark we have had with Stefon Diggs is, can we see his route share get above 80%? Can we see his route share get above 85%? And it happened this week, man. If he's going to continue playing 85-plus percent of the routes, if he's going to continue commanding 25-plus percent of the targets with MVP-level quarterback play, gets the Bills, Ravens, Jets in the fantasy football playoffs, like, yeah, you're going to have to eat that week 14, which sucks. I wanted to rank him as a mid-wide receiver two, but once you have that bye week and week 14, kind of have to adjust them about a half wide receiver tier. With that being said, if you are in a good position and you have Stefon Diggs, he is poised to be a league winner in the playoffs.
Yeah, I think the most underrated part about Diggs is that he is coming off of a torn ACL at 32 years old. And that's kind of what the ramp-up has been for. Like that's why he hasn't been playing the majority of the snaps. So I think...
Maybe it's because Booty was out for this game and that's why he got an increased snap share or whatever, and they don't really trust Kyle Williams and M. Holland and all those other guys. But, um, I'd like to see this continue if Booty is back this week, which I expect him to be, because it was a short week. They got an extended period of time off there. Um, but yeah, you got to feel pretty good if you have Stefon Diggs because if you, like we drafted a [ __ ] ton of him in baseball. Like I actually had a lot of shares of him. So I feel good about him for that reason. But from a managed redraft league perspective, he's kind of been a little bit inconsistent up until about the last four or five games or so when he's been finding the end zone pretty much every single game.
Well, that's the thing, right? Like week seven to 11, 14.4 points per game, wide receiver eight in that stretch. Even though it's been a little bit volatile for how he's gotten there, the fact of the matter is this offense is going to have a ton of touchdown equity. Drake May is probably going to throw 30 touchdowns this year. So, at this point, if he's going to be the one commanding the targets, that's what we need to see because even though, you know, we think of him kind of more as a vanilla play compared to some of these range wide receivers, like you think of, for example, other wide receivers in this ranking...
Marvin Harrison and T-Mac and stuff.
They're they're like the more upside shots to me. With Stefon Diggs, if you need to get a double, he's going to get you a double rest of the season. And I do think he has triple or higher upside.
Yeah, no, for sure. Um, don't disagree with that. Uh, in fact, I actually proposed that I that we put him on here and then I gave him to you because I had another guy that I thought of. Um, one of those guys was Mark Andrews. Um, who quietly after being droppable after the first month of the season, um, similar to last year, since the week seven bye, Andrews has commanded far more receiving work and he is up to my tight end nine rest of the season because the great schedule that I've talked about for the Baltimore Ravens players on numerous occasions. I've talked about it for Lamar, I've talked about it for Flowers, talked about it for Henry. Jets, Bengals, Steelers, Bengals again, Pats, Packers. Not one defense in that territory ranks top half of the NFL against fantasy tight ends. And in fact, the Bengals, for example, are the worst defense in the NFL against fantasy tight ends. A lot of really easy, favorable matchups. Three straight games for Mark Andrews with a top 10 finish. He is playing way better than he was playing at the beginning of the season. Isaiah Likely not really a factor. He's running like 30-50% of the routes at most. And Mark Andrews has been the go-to guy in the red zone for Lamar Jackson, as he has been for most of his career. So yeah, I think every week starter going forward, Mark Andrews. Why is he being treated really any differently than Travis Kelce or Dallas Goedert, who are both touchdown-or-bust kind of red zone threat veteran tight ends?
Yeah, uh, I moved him up to a top 12 option. He's my tight end 10 rest of season. I just see the allure and I do think it's somewhat concerning that we haven't really seen like the 40-plus yard receiving day. We also have to acknowledge that this is going to be a lower passing volume team in comparison to maybe some of the other tight ends. But with that being said, if Lamar Jackson is going to be back and Mark Andrews is going to be catching touchdowns, dude, I don't care if you're a tight end that has less than 40 receiving yards. If I know you're going to score in 70 to 80% of your games, like it's tight end.
Yeah, it's tight end. And again, Jets, Bengals, Steelers, Bengals again, Patriots, and Packers. Like, those are very easy matchups except for Green Bay in week 17. Like, those are all really, really easy games where the Ravens are going to be implied to score 28-plus points. So Corey, crazy stat, but Mark Andrews is up to the tight end 13 on the season. Obviously, as we know, he started extremely slow to the year. Corey, he has one game this season with 40-plus receiving yards.
Yeah, no, it's it's He's not getting the yardage, man. I mean, he rushed for a 35-yard touchdown against me, even though I had Lamar Jackson in the Flock League, which was hilarious on my...
One of those weeks where you just go, "Nothing's going right. Just flush it." Like, this is a this is a game you're just going to lose.
You saw the play, too, right? And it was like a tush push and he just [ __ ] didn't go down.
Yeah. When I saw him running like, so I like obviously I was driving home from Buffalo at the time and I like my buddies were watching the game on my phone and they're like, "Oh, Mark Andrews touchdown." I'm like, "Oh, that's not bad." I mean, I have I'm facing Andrews and I'm probably cooked already, but I'll take the points for Lamar Jackson. And then they're like, "Oh, no, he ran it." I was like, "Mark Andrews ran a 35-yard touchdown." They're like, "Yeah, he fake QB sneaked." I'm like, "Are you kidding me, dude? Like how can how is that even possible?"
The play was so stupid. He like faked a handoff and then like bootlegged it the other direction.
So dumb. So dumb. Anyways, Mark Andrews has to be on the rise simply because he's going to have an opportunity to score five or six touchdowns over the last six or seven games of the season.
Yeah, no, and if you have him, especially in baseball specifically, like this is what you drafted him for. You were going to ignore the mid portion of the year. You're going to have another tight end, you know, paired with him in your baseball streets. But guess what? Come consequential time of the year, if he spikes you a 20-point performance, that could very well move you on the next week.
Yeah, no, exactly. So, the final guy that we can talk about here is pretty straightforward. Deebo Samuel is playing better and he's healthier. That's kind of where it's at. Deebo Samuel wasn't healthy for a couple of games, kind of like week six to 10, week six to nine there. He finished outside of the top 36 wide receivers in every single game. But at the beginning of the season, if you recall, weeks one to five, he was a wide receiver one in points per game. And since that stretch of games where he was banged up on the injury report and whatnot, he's been a top 24 wide receiver in back-to-back weeks. Of course, going up against me in the Flock League. Of course, he had to snap off for like 20 points in Madrid. I know Daniels is likely done for the year, and Deebo Samuel's on bye this week. But Deebo is an easy target to hit, man. Marcus Mariota can throw this guy the ball. He has a 21% target share in all but two games this season. And we know with Deebo Samuel, he's got yards after catch, big play type of upside. He gets some carries here in the red zone and whatnot. This is a guy that you kind of have to treat as like a high-end wide receiver three, low-end wide receiver two, just because of the volume that he's getting. And Terry McLaurin, it's possible he comes back after the bye, but it wouldn't shock me if he gets shut down for the year given the record of the Commanders at this point.
Yeah, I would say if Terry McLaurin did get activated, maybe we lower him, but the Commanders are a bad football team. The Commanders are probably contending for a top five, six pick. If Terry McLaurin's not at 100%, there is no reason to rush him back. If Jayden Daniels isn't at 100%, there's no reason to rush him back. But like you said with Deebo Samuel, even with Marcus Mariota, seven catches, 74 yards on eight targets, looked to the healthiest he's been all realistically in the last four to six weeks.
Yeah, definitely for the last month because he was on the injury report a lot in October and you know he was ruled out of one game and then also played halfway like injured in like two other games. Like I, this is Deebo Samuel at this point in his career. He was injury, he's been injury-prone since he entered the league. And the fact that he's older now, like the second he gets banged up, you got to be worried about Deebo Samuel. But you, if you get non-injury report Deebo Samuel, he's still probably one of the best 20 to 24 talents at the wide receiver position.
Yeah. And he gets, you know, that that that hyper-focused type of usage, that that Jahan Dotson plus type of usage. 53 receptions, 68 targets in his 10 games, but he has five touchdowns. We know he'll get some carries out of the backfield. And I think to to top it off, Corey, like the dessert after everything we just said, week 17, if you're able to get to the championship, we do have a home game against Dallas.
Yeah, no, exactly. That Commanders-Cowboys game might not be relevant to the football standings in the real NFL, but it might be relevant to the fantasy championship and specifically Baseball Mania finals as well if Deebo and, you know, Pickens and Lamb and Dak and all those Javante guys go go wild in that game. But, uh, yeah, pretty straightforward, skyrocketing. Again, at this point in the season, there's only going to be six or seven guys that we got to talk about every single week. We talked about eight in this one. Two of them obviously on the same team with the 49ers. If you guys enjoyed this video, leave a like down below. Subscribe to the channel if you're new around here. If you want our rest of season rankings, if you want our dynasty rankings, our dynasty trade value chart, use our my team's feature trade calculator. If you guys still do have your trade deadlines open, head on down to the link in the pin comment, promo code FSC over on flockfantasy.com. We'll get you a 7-day free trial, 30% off any of the packages. You could purchase a team review, trade question, start sit question. Um, you guys can see all of that stuff there. Um, on the site over the next month, two months, we're going to start having prospect stuff come out for the 2026 draft as well. Um, as soon as the college football season is over, I'm going to start running these guys through the prospect model, especially the ones that aren't in the college football playoff. And, um, we're going to probably talk to our graphic guy here about getting our draft guide designed pretty soon. Amen, brother. Amen. But either way, hopefully you guys enjoyed. Make sure you leave a like Cory said, and stay tuned, man. We have a ton of content underway this week. Wide receiver tier list, running back tier list. We're going to have your live stream set up. Cory's match for that matter. Ton of jam-packed action.
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