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1. Chase and Higgins for me! Together they had about 184 receptions for over 2,250 yards and 19 touchdowns. That’s elite production, especially Higgins’ 11 TDs. 2. Nacua and Adams second. Nacua racked up 1,715 yards, and Adams added 14 touchdowns despite fewer yards. Their combo was explosive. 3. Brown and Smith in third before A.J is traded 😂. Roughly 155 catches for about 2,000 yards and 11 TDs. Very consistent but lower ceiling than the top two. 4. Lamb and Pickens last of this group. Pickens had a huge year with 1,429 yards and 9 TDs, but Lamb was at 1,077 yards and just 3 scores – their combined efficiency lagged a bit especially later in season when Pickens mentally checked out here and there.

First three picks in my JRP Dynasty startup and I’m pumped with how it shook out. Grabbed Ja’Marr Chase, the undisputed dynasty WR1, coming off another monster year with 125 catches for 1,412 yards and 8 TDs. Looking for positive TD regression with a healthy Joe Burrow 🤞🏻 all season. That man’s a weekly cheat code. Then I stole James Cook at 3.8,the RB6 overall last year who just dropped 1,621 rushing yards and 12 TDs in ’25. Getting that kind of production at pick 3.8 feels like robbery. Rounded it out with Trevor Lawrence at 2.7, guy threw for over 4,000 yards and 29 TDs last season. Solid foundation pieces to build from with plenty of upside. Early squad looking strong! #JRPDYNASTYLEAGUE1 #FantasyFootballdraft

@FourPatsDynasty Good round by all. I’ll wear my Panthers hat and highlight Tet going in that last spot was nice.

The third round of the JRP Dynasty League is COMPLETE. 🤝 Best round 3 team? 🧐 Biggest reach? 🤦🏽‍♂️ Best value pick? 💰 #JRPDYNASTYLEAGUE1

@yardzilla Great picks .. This league is full of killers gonna be very interesting come the later rounds

First two rounds I have opened up with Jamar Chase and Trevor Lawrence. I usually like to wait on QB’s but the board dictated going QB in round 2 as many were already scooped up. I am a believer in Liam Coen, and the Jacksonville offense so happy to have Trevor Lawrence. On to round 3 and I am going to pick… #JRPDYNASTYLEAGUE1 #FantasyFootballdraft

@GridironNerd Bowers pick is a 🎯 at that spot. The Raiders sure haven’t done anything to take targets away from him for someone else that’s for sure. Great start. 👌🏻

2 young thoroughbreds 🐎 Elite talent >>>>>>>>>>>>>

Hey Ya’ll, the first round just went down and it’s stacked! Number one overall, QB1 Josh Allen anchors The Delta Duo. Then Catfish Billy grabs Jayden Daniels, Savage Fantasy takes Drake Maye, and Lalo goes with Joe Burrow. The running backs start flying with RB1 Bijan Robinson to Fumble Factory at five and Jahmyr Gibbs to The Lineup at six. Lamar Jackson goes at seven to Coop, and Yardzilla snags WR1 Ja’Marr Chase at eight! Busy Dad Fantasy lands Caleb Williams, Gridiron Nerd gets Brock Bowers, and the late first is pure heat: Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Puka Nacua, Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Justin Jefferson. This league’s first round is loaded with trades, surprises and built in curiosity to see how they all follow up those first picks. Stay tuned here to see what happens next. #JRPDYNASTYLEAGUE1

@FourPatsDynasty To be as fair as possible I feel the most value was the 2 rb’s that fell and Chase at 8 and Nacua at 12. Also feel JJ will bounce back this year if they can protect Kyler. Great and exciting first round.

The first round of the JRP Dynasty League is COMPLETE. 🤝 Best team after round 1? 🧐 Biggest reach? 🤦🏽‍♂️ Best value pick? 💰 #JRPDYNASTYLEAGUE1

Update: Parker Washington is a target for me this year. Here’s why. It starts and finishes with Liam Coen’s offenses and how they revolve around a versatile “F” or slot receiver who lines up inside, gets high target volume, and runs the full route tree, especially quick outs, crosses, and yards-after-catch plays. He treats that spot like the engine of the passing game, often running concepts through it. It’s heavily influenced by his time with Sean McVay’s Rams. • Rams influence: As assistant WR coach, he saw Cooper Kupp break out in that inside role with tons of targets, YAC, and chain-moving reliability. When Coen became OC in 2022, Kupp posted monster production there. • Tampa Bay 2024: Coen explicitly said he wanted Chris Godwin in that same “F” position Kupp played, calling him “really dynamic on the inside.” Godwin had thrived in the slot before—high catch rates, consistent targets. Coen shifted him back inside after a year where his slot snaps dropped, expecting the same Kupp-like usage. • Jacksonville: Parker Washington has been Coen’s primary slot/F receiver. He’s gotten big target shares, high efficiency, and has been a go-to for Trevor Lawrence, especially on short-to-intermediate stuff. Washington has been Coen’s primary “F”/slot receiver, solidified even amid roster changes (e.g., post-Christian Kirk injury). In 2025, he led the Jags in receiving (58 rec, 847 yds, 5 TDs) with strong efficiency: high catch rate (~78%+ in stretches), YAC production, and contested-catch wins despite his 5’10” frame. Coen has repeatedly praised him as the go-to guy for reliability in the middle of the field, third downs, and red zone. Washington commands significant target share (~22% in key stretches), wins with quickness, leverage, and preparation. His role mirrors predecessors: chain-mover who creates in traffic and stays on the field. The pattern at different teams, whether it’s Kupp, Godwin, Wan’Dale Robinson at Kentucky or Jacksonville now is clear: Coen funnels the offense through a quick, reliable slot guy who wins underneath, creates after the catch, and stays on the field in multiple personnel packages. #fantasyfootball #FantasyFootballdraft

Got the 14 spot in a 14 team league I may or may not being in negotiations to move up the draft board stay tuned

Sitting at number eight and the thought of getting up to the top is tempting…think I’m going to sit tight and take what the board gives me. What would You do? @FourPatsDynasty

@FourPatsDynasty Parker Washington to the moon

When there’s smoke…there’s fire. How many times has it come out that BTJ is being shopped? And then when no trade is made, the Jaguars say they never did to begin with. Don’t count out BTJ on a new team this year. 😤🤝 Jones

Chargers, Raiders and Eagles are the 3 most interesting OC upgrades I want to follow this season.

@FAmmiranteTFJ Chargers, Raiders and Eagles are 3 most interesting upgrades to follow this season.

The following teams are getting upgrades at playcaller, making their offenses more intriguing compared to last year: Chargers (Mike McDaniel) Raiders (Klint Kubiak) Browns (Todd Monken) Steelers (Mike McCarthy) Commanders (David Blough) Eagles (Sean Mannion)

Eli Stowers is a play for later this season and beyond, and Dallas Goedert is facing, I feel,touchdown regression this season and won’t sniff top 5 production again under his one year contract. Here are Goedert’s TD totals by season and which one do you think is the outlier: • 2025: 11 TDs • 2024: 2 TDs • 2023: 3 TDs • 2022: 3 TDs • 2021: 4 TDs • 2020: 3 TDs • 2019: 5 TDs • 2018: 4 TDs Assuming Brown is traded might be his only chance of being top-10 TE this season if he becomes Hurt’s red zone target again. Also, new OC in Philly this year, so a lot of challenges for Goedert to replicate last season.

@FourPatsDynasty Eli truthers are loud and proud for a guy who’s firmly behind a top 6 TE last year

THIS OR THAT. Dynasty Rookie Edition. Jones Takes. 🤝 1. Eli Stowers > Kenyon Sadiq 2. Jordan Tyson > Carnell Tate 3. Jonah Coleman > Nick Singleton 4. Oscar Delp > Eli Raridon 5. Fernando Mendoza > Ty Simpson 6. Germie Bernard > Antonio Williams 7. Malachi Fields > Elijah Sarratt 8. Demond Claiborne > Kaytron Allen 9. Ted Hurst > Jacobi Lane 10. Cole Payton > Taylen Green

Tell me, did Chicago do enough Offensive Line work to help out Caleb Williams this season? #DaBears #fantasyfootball

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Parker Washington is a target for me this year. I am actually doing a write up on it. Remember BTJ’s break out came with Mac Jones under center while Lawrence was out and before the buildup of the WR room in Jacksonville. But the biggest point is Liam Coen’s offenses revolve around a versatile “F” or slot receiver who lines up inside, gets high target volume, and runs the full route tree, especially quick outs, crosses, and yards-after-catch plays.  He treats that spot like the engine of the passing game, often running concepts through it. It’s heavily influenced by his time with Sean McVay’s Rams. • Rams influence: As assistant WR coach, he saw Cooper Kupp break out in that inside role with tons of targets, YAC, and chain-moving reliability. When Coen became OC in 2022, Kupp posted monster production there. • Tampa Bay 2024: Coen explicitly said he wanted Chris Godwin in that same “F” position Kupp played, calling him “really dynamic on the inside.” Godwin had thrived in the slot before—high catch rates, consistent targets. Coen shifted him back inside after a year where his slot snaps dropped, expecting the same Kupp-like usage.  • Jacksonville: Parker Washington has been Coen’s primary slot/F receiver. He’s gotten big target shares, high efficiency, and has been a go-to for Trevor Lawrence, especially on short-to-intermediate stuff. Coen has publicly said he’ll keep him there as the main guy. The pattern at different teams, whether it’s Kupp, Godwin, Wan’Dale Robinson at Kentucky or Jacksonville now is clear: Coen funnels the offense through a quick, reliable slot guy who wins underneath, creates after the catch, and stays on the field in multiple personnel packages.

Who’s the WR1 in Jacksonville this year? 🐆 Brian Thomas Jr. ☄️ Or Parker Washington 🎯 BTJ has the draft capital and alpha profile, and Washington has quietly earned targets and trust lately. Feels like people are assuming one answer… but is it that clear? Who are you taking 👇 Pookie

@BYOB1982 Love that.