jeffreyd
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jeffreyd
@FFPmoonman
Trust God's Plan Ethical Philosopher Fantasy Football Best Ball Fade That Man Spread Exposure Bro Emeka Egbuka, Jaylin Lane Exposure 1day 1individual 1time





Thought I might do more; but have been done for a few weeks and just dont see the value anymore Will be back for #BBM szn Thats enough Kaleb Johnson for the rest of eternity rip those teams


Keep hearing Patrick Mahomes is a bargain at QB12 ADP. Hate doubting him, but I don't see it. Only jumped back to QB5 in FF pts/gm (after QB11/QB14 in 2023/2024) due to career-high rush yards and TDs. Won't run 4.6 times/game (his 2nd highest) again off Dec 15 ACL/LCL surgery.

One of my favorite sleeper TE from the 2026 class: Dae'Quan Wright out of Ole Miss + 8.4 career YAC per reception puts him right in between Brock Bowers (8.6) and Harold Fannin Jr. (8.1) + size/blocking to play in-line + TE3 in career YPRR from the 2026 class + 60+ receiving yards in 7 of 14 games in 2025 (Kenyon Sadiq had three career games above 60)





Not too long ago, rookie WRs were some of the best bets we could make in fantasy. But our opponents are much sharper now. Are rookie WRs still the great bets they once were in fantasy football? Our @JackMiller02 dives in, free here: establishtherun.com/are-rookie-wid…



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Receiving yards per team pass attempt (YPTPA) is one of the most predictive production variables in most WR models. It has ~zero correlation with NFL fantasy points starting in a player's age-22 season. And it adds ~zero predictive power* to draft capital starting at age 21.


Indiana wide receiver Elijah Sarratt runs an unofficial 4.5 40 yard dash here at #iufb Pro Day.

Jadarian Price is such a good runner. Love his film.




For years we were told not to over-invest in rookie TEs, but the 2022-25 drafts featured truly special TE prospects from a production standpoint — and we’re seeing them flourish Now everyone wants rookie TEs… but the top profiles are *not* on the same level as recent classes









