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Jonathon Brooks is the last high upside RB in 2026 Drafts In their best college seasons, Brooks had: - Better YPC than Omarion Hampton, Breece Hall, James Cook - More Rec than Bijan Robinson, TreVeyon Henderson Multiple knee injuries add risk, but at RB41 that's a risk to take

@smitchell17 Totally fair to have that opinion, but I think it answers your question as to why McMillan is getting drafted late

@Calvin_FF_ McMillan unless injury

Have now seen two Buccaneer OTA previews and BOTH mentioned the top-3 WRs for TB being Egbuka (Z), Godwin (Slot), and Jalen McMillan (X) Why is Jalen McMillan still getting drafted with a ton of WR in ambiguous roles??

@FFDynastyDog Downs is going to be, and should be, included on most breakout potential lists this offseason. Fantasy performance comes down to 2 things: Opportunity - Pittman leaves a lot of targets and no one brought in to replace him Talent - career 1.74 YPRR is solid

People are taking Josh Downs here and I feel like I’m on drugs…are we for real right now?

The Saints were easily the fastest paced offense under Kellen Moore in 2025. They just couldn't hit the explosives. Enter Travis Etienne, Jordyn Tyson, and year 2 Tyler Shough. It could be an underrated offense.

In 3 games before Ricky Pearsall injured his knee last year, he went - 4/108 - 4/56 - 8/117 People are remembering the few weeks he struggled after coming back and playing not healthy. Pearsall will be on the field in 2 WR sets, which the 49ers run a lot of. He’s a value.

@dynastydogmike I get why people use Montgomery as the “early down back” comp because of his role with the Lions, but too many people forget that Monty was a great all around RB. Later career Jamaal Williams is a better comp when discussing how Monangai could fall into the endzone a dozen times

I was hesitant on Kyle Monangai fantasy value because of the lack of pass catching upside But as a pure rusher, that dude is a baller. Really think he is the Monty/Jamaal Williams in a Ben Johnson offense, the hard nose TD finder.

@NoFilm_Analysis As someone who does watch film, this matches up exactly with what I saw on tape. Bell has incredible straight line speed for his size. But his quickness and route running is not good.

Chris Bell's separation ability is a major concern. Over 26% of his targets were contested, one of the highest in the class. Even worse, despite producing better vs man than zone in college. 37% of Bell's targets against man coverage were contested.

@helio__centrist @NoFilm_Analysis You’re right his 2025 film shows he got most of his yards on shorter stuff. That wasn’t the case in 2024 though. He was used as a deep threat in 2024. It was actually pretty shocking how much his role changed in 2025.

@NoFilm_Analysis The film does not back this up. This is an absolutely wild take tbch if you watched his tape and where all those easy yards came from. There's a reason he went so late in the draft. He is not good.

Elijah Sarratt is one of the best deep threats in the 2026 rookie class. Not because of speed, but because he has some of the best ball skills in the class. He's at his best with the ball in the air; the numbers back it up, the film backs it up. Sarratt is the only receiver in the class with 4(!) straight years of a 90+ Deep Receiving PFF Grade, with his 2024 season being one of the best deep threat seasons in recent years. Sarratt's 2024 Season | Deep Targets (20+ Yards) - Targets: 19 - Receptions: 12 - Touchdowns: 5 - 63.2% catch rate on 20+ yard targets - 99.9 PFF Grade Notably, he also has more career yards on downfield targets (20+ yards) than he does in the short area of the field (0-9 yards). - Career Deep (20+) Yards: 968 - Career Short (0-9) Yards: 951

@AdamKoffler @jasonkatz13 @smitchell17 The solution is to keep adding flex spots! Sincerely, Someone with only 9 friends

@jasonkatz13 @smitchell17 Yea I personally would never rock with a 10-man because you’re deciding between Jaylen Waddle and Mike Evans for your flex lol

Really think we need to discuss what "mid-round WRs" are in definition... When I think of "mid-round" for an 18-round contest, it is usually...well... around the middle like 8-9-10ish...? These three guys are going in the 4-5-6th round? Tell me I am not crazy?

@smitchell17 Agreed. My generous interpretation would be that these guys are mid-round starters. Rounds 1-8 are starters so Rounds 4-5 are mid-starters.

@NoFilm_Analysis Stribling is a terrible prospect. I will draft him. Both can be true because of how sure people are that he’s a bust. ✅ Great Offense ✅ Opportunity Available ✅ High DC Bad NFL players have been thrust into outsized roles and been valuable in fantasy before.

Among 80 WR prospects drafted in rounds 1 or 2 since 2019, De'Zhaun Stribling ranks: - 78th in Yards Per Route Run - 78th in YPRR vs Zone - 75th in YPRR vs Man - 75th in 1st Down Per Route Run - 73rd in TD per Route Run - 67th in Target Rate

@WillieKnowsBall Not saying Hendo isn’t good value, just that Loveland isn’t bad value. Hendo isn’t Gibbs, and I’m not sure that the Patriots are the Lions. Still, you’re not paying Gibbs prices so I’m far from out.

@Calvin_FF_ How’d it work out with Gibbs/Montgomery?

People are clicking Colston Loveland ahead of TreVeyon Henderson… Mind boggling decision

@CuppsAnalytics You sum it up well there. He’s probably bad. Probably a bust for a 33 overall pick. But you’re not paying 33 overall pick prices. And in a Shannahan offense? Weirder things have happened than Stribling having a good fantasy season.

I know I know, the 49ers made the worst pick in the draft reaching on De'Zhaun Stribling at 33. But I think we've lost the plot if we're fading him at his current cost Is he likely bad? Yes! Does he have legit ceiling outcomes? Also yes! Go peep🤝⤵️ youtube.com/watch?v=0UmTDw…

@NoFilm_Analysis Don’t disagree with your points here at all, but I don’t think KC’s best skill is YAC, it’s his ability to get open. Yes, he’s fast and could do some interesting things with the ball in his hands due to his quickness laterally, but it’s getting open that makes fantasy stars

Omar Cooper's YAC ability will translate better to the NFL than KC Concepcion's. KC has speed and the ability to run away from defenders. But that isn't how receivers typically win after the catch in the NFL. Historically, receivers whose YAC comes more from speed and running away from defenders in college do not translate as well in the NFL. The best YAC receivers in the NFL include guys like: - Deebo Samuel - Rashee Rice - Puka Nacua - Amon-Ra St. Brown They aren't winning after the catch with speed. They're winning with contact balance and vision. Two skills that Omar Cooper is best in the class at.

@WillieKnowsBall Loveland’s situation got better (Moore traded) while Henderson’s depth chart situation didn’t change and the Pats schedule gets much much harder.

@Calvin_FF_ Weeks 9-17 Loveland - 11 PPG Henderson - 15.8 PPG You will have a harder time making up that difference with late round RBs than you will late round TEs

@EllyDeLaSn00ze @DynastyDaddyFF Team 1 wins this. Hampton and Cook are pretty interchangeable but well aligned with rebuilder vs contender. Tuten is worth more than 2nd, 3rd, 4th with the most valuable pick 2 years out.

2028 1st or Bhayshul Tuten🤔 Which side are you taking?

@CoachBlewItNFL I like Ted Hurst here for the upside. Godwin is getting older and Hurst could earn the X role (the team has already indicated that’s what he’s there to do) across from Egbuka to be in 2WR sets. Good production against poor competition in college. Chance he’s a 0, but good upside

Based on the replies the next couple picks are the following: 2.02 Antonio Williams 2.03 De'Zhaun Stribling 2.04 Nick Singleton 2.05 Germie Bernard 2.06 Chris Bell 2.07 ????? I think there is a tier break after Bell. Who are we drafting at 2.07?

@jagibbs_23 Do you see these guys playing 2-WR sets? I see more potential for Downs to be an every-down player. With Pittman gone it’s either Downs or NWI. Not much competition. Downs had 141 snaps out wide last year vs only 50 for Reed. Reed still has Golden to compete with as well.

Seeing this duo as my flex pairing makes me irrationally happy *THIS* is the year

@byu_homer_ @SleeperNFL Wilson and Burden pretty easily

@SleeperNFL Need help!! Choose 2 in DYNASTY Garret Wilson BTJ Luther Burden

Which side would you rather have in dynasty? (TEP/Superflex/Mid 1st)