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@FFDynastyDog I definitely agree that based on this draft class, he’s most likely worth the 1.06-1.08 easily

@KyleM_FF Would gladly take ETN (Ay-Chan) over 1.07

What should we do with Travis Etienne in Dynasty Leagues? His move to the Saints has bumped his KTC value to ~2026 Pick 1.07 (RB18) - Looking at his first half of the 2025 season metrics vs. the second half may hold the answer Etienne's rushing efficiency and production declined significantly when he saw less room to run (per @FantasyPtsData) - The Saints OL generated 1.58 YBCO/Att for their RBs last season (28th overall) Etienne will likely be in a similar role to the one he had with the Jaguars, but his upside will be dependent on his usage near the goal-line and as a receiver out of the backfield - I have serious concerns about his rushing upside behind the Saints OL (they did add a solid lineman in free agency)

It also looks like Rush Attempts/G and XFP/G for Lead RBs have largely been consistent over the last 5 years as well (even increasing slightly) - I will note that one variable to consider is the number of injuries the RB position experiences, which has been outlierishly low the last 2 seasons

@GBilleci9 @MikeSandman62 Working on it right now!

@KyleM_FF @MikeSandman62 XFP is the way to go

I have been under the belief that the bell cow RB role has been dying over the last 5 years - For fantasy football, it feels like there are fewer reliable, high-touch, consistent studs every season I compiled the average snap share and rushing snap share of every team's RB1 over the league for the last 5 years using @FantasyPtsData - It does not look like the lead back role for teams has diminished over the last 5 years

@FFDynastyDog Yeah, maybe the extreme bell cow is dying, but RB1 usage in general has stayed roughly even across the entire league

@KyleM_FF Not quite the same as snap share but I dove into the RBs with 300+ touches for the last 10 years CMC is a freak

@DaveCornell15 I might play around with this exercise a little more and take a look into some of the metrics like this one

@KyleM_FF I’d be curious if the numbers/story changes when only looking at redzone opportunities

@MikeSandman62 It very well could be! I might do the same thing, but take a look at rush attempts per game and XFP/G

@KyleM_FF 🤔 Is snap share perhaps telling a different story than actual usage though? What does this look like for each team's RB1 by TOUCHES? (Maybe the same? Maybe not? 🤷‍♂️)

It will forever haunt me that I didn't sell high on Jake Ferguson in two of my Dynasty Leagues during his 7-week tear at the start of last season - He went from a top-2 TE in the league to bottom-5 nearly overnight - With CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens as target competition, I highly doubt he returns to that level of production again

@Irish_Stew_2020 That’s surprising to me given the scarcity of high-end, reliable, bell cow RBs right now

@KyleM_FF I am having hard time finding league mates that will trade for him. Feels like tread on his tires is getting low. Banged up a lot.

If you have a win-now team in Dynasty, Josh Jacobs is probably the #1 RB I would target at cost right now - Per KTC, he's ranked as the RB20, worth a 2026 mid-round pick (send anything after the 1.05) Due to his injuries, I think people are forgetting how dominant he was in the first half of the 2025 season (per @FantasyPtsData) - He has the most lucrative goal-line role in the league, while being the most efficient RB in that role

@GBilleci9 @FantasyPtsData I still have Loveland ranked as 3rd overall as well, but Fannin is in the same tier for me as my number 4 now

@KyleM_FF @FantasyPtsData i can't get him above Loveland but I understand the rational. I'm definitely in on both

There is a real argument to be made that Harold Fannin Jr. should be the 3rd TE off the board in August - And that he may also be undervalued in Dynasty and Best Ball contests Fannin was the TE2 overall after seeing an uptick in route share in Weeks 13-17 (per @FantasyPtsData) - 7.2 Targets/G (TE2) - 23.1% Target Share (TE2) - 1.95 YPRR (TE4) - 29.3% 1READ (TE2) - 16.0 FPG (TE2) This was while seeing the 7th-lowest Catchable Target Rate among TEs (80.6%) with Shedeur Sanders at QB - David Njoku won't be returning in 2026, vacating 48 targets and seemingly guaranteeing that Fannin sees a 70%+ route share The Browns have one of the worst WR corps in the league, and they will draft someone in April, but Fannin could very well lead this team in targets next season

@CSB809 Oof, that’s a typo. He should be 18 and Drake London is 19

@KyleM_FF Is bowers 18 or 19

Here is my updated 2026 Redraft ADP Chart now that Free Agency is almost complete! - Leagues may be won and lost depending on which WR you draft in the WR18-WR30 range - Punting QB & TE should still be a viable strategy - Draft 2 RBs with your first 3 picks

@threesandtds24 I'll never understand why it's so difficult to search through tweet for someone on this app lol. Here is my most recent tweet on OL ranks: x.com/KyleM_FF/statu… Here is that chart in order of overall rank:

Yo @KyleM_FF I’m trying to find your offensive line rankings graphic that you posted a few weeks ago? Do you mind sending it in a reply?

That’s a great question. I still like the upside Jacobs offers a little bit more, but I wouldn’t disagree with anyone that prefers Javonte I know he just got extended, but my main concern is his receiving role shrinking over the second half of last season He had one of the most inefficient seasons by YPRR (0.45) that we’ve seen from an RB in the last 5 years I remember Brian Schottenheimer saying he wanted an RB that could add value as a receiver out of the backfield, one that could add yards after the catch I feel like they look to add someone to fill that complementary role next season, or maybe Jaydon Blue steps up

@KyleM_FF Prefer Jacobs or Javonte in a vacuum?

Garrett Wilson seems to be going under the radar as a buy in Dynasty leagues or as a 4th-round pick in Best Ball Contests Yes, he's stuck on the Jets, but let's not forget he was a top-5 WR through his first 5 healthy games of 2025 (per @FantasyPtsData) - 9.0 Targets/G (WR7) - 29.4% Target Share (WR4) - 76.4 Receiving YPG (WR8) - 44.7% First Read Target Share (WR1) - 19.0 FPG (WR5) In 2024, Geno Smith generated the 9th-most value for receivers vs. Justin Fields and Tyrod Taylor, who ranked bottom-3 in generated receiving value in 2025 - Smith was awful in 2025, but he had bottom-of-the-barrel OL play, coaching, and receiving weapons

@Meinloebuz You do bring up a good point and I definitely thought about it, but I decided I would likely write an article about it where I can provide a lot more detail

@KyleM_FF Great job! But wouldn’t it be more accurate to also factor in the losses from free agency? That way, you could better evaluate which position groups actually improved.

Offensive line additions are one of the biggest under-the-radar Free Agency fantasy moves a team can make Here is every 2026 Free Agency OL addition: Arizona Cardinals - OG Isaac Seumalo: 74.8 Overall PFF Grade - OT Elijah Wilkinson: 62.9 Overall PFF Grade Atlanta Falcons - OC Corey Levin: 71.3 Overall PFF Grade Baltimore Ravens - OG John Simpson: 56.9 Overall PFF Grade Carolina Panthers - OT Rasheed Walker: 64.6 Overall PFF Grade - OC Luke Fortner: 66.5 Overall PFF Grade - OT Stone Forsythe: 55.2 Overall PFF Grade Chicago Bears - OT Jedrick Wills Jr.: 52.9 Overall PFF Grade - OC Garrett Bradbury: 60.1 Overall PFF Grade Cleveland Browns - OG Zion Johnson: 57.0 Overall PFF Grade - C Elgton Jenkins: 62.0 Overall PFF Grade - OT Tytus Howard: 62.7 Overall PFF Grade Dallas Cowboys - OG Matt Hennessy: 68.8 Overall PFF Grade Detroit Lions - OC Cade Mays: 62.4 Overall PFF Grade - OT Larry Borom: 60.7 Overall PFF Grade Houston Texans - OL Braden Smith: 65.3 Overall PFF Grade - OL Evan Brown: 54.3 Overall PFF Grade Las Vegas Raiders - OC Tyler Linderbaum: 80.2 Overall PFF Grade Los Angeles Chargers - OC Tyler Biadasz: 70.7 Overall PFF Grade - OG Cole Strange: 54.9 Overall PFF Grade Miami Dolphins - OT Jamaree Salyer: 62.2 Overall PFF Grade New England Patriots - OG Alijah Vera-Tucker: 77.7 Overall PFF Grade (2024) New Orleans Saints - OG David Edwards: 71.4 Overall PFF Grade New York Jets - OG Dylan Parham: 63.6 Overall PFF Grade San Francisco 49ers - OT Vederian Lowe: 61.4 Overall PFF Grade - OL Brett Toth: 73.6 Overall PFF Grade Tennessee Titans - C Austin Schlottmann: 70.8 Overall PFF Grade - OG Cordell Volson: 59.1 Overall PFF Grade (2024)

Jaylen Waddle should certainly help Bo Nix, but I still think he has a ways to go before he's considered a top-10 QB 2025 Metrics per @FantasyPtsData (out of 38 eligible QBs): - 87.8 Passer Rating (QB28) - 6.02 ANY/A (QB21) - 0.5% CPOE (QB27) - 57.2% Highly Accurate Throw Rate (QB18) - 73.4% Catchable Throw Rate (QB26) - 18.1% Off Target Throw Rate (QB9) He was also a bottom-10 QB in the league on pass attempts 15+ yards downfield (out of 32 eligible QBs): - 83.4 Passer Rating (QB26) - 9.39 ANY/A (QB27) - 1.8% CPOE (QB22) - 36.9% Highly Accurate Throw Rate (QB25) - 54.1% Catchable Throw Rate (QB24) - 19.7% Off Target Throw Rate (QB14) I think his biggest issue is inconsistency, which we saw in the first half of his rookie season vs. the second half, and throughout his sophomore season - Reminder: he's had a top-5 pass-blocking OL in each of his first two years in the league