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Fantasy Football Space Podcast - This or That, YAC Attacks - July 8th 2026

• Nicho, Nader, and Tipp

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SPEAKER_03

Yo, what is going on, guys? It is officially episode six of Fantasy Football Spaces. I am Natter alongside Tip and Nico. And today we're going to have an electric episode where we're going to be discussing the fourth round of your fantasy football redraft. Because I mean you're going to be in the hypothetical situation of do you want this player or you want that player? And unfortunately, you're just going to have to make the decision of either or, but it definitely is going to change the outcome of how your fantasy season goes because they are going to be an electric player part of your fantasy roster. So, of course, with that being said, tip, let me know why the fourth round is considered the money round in redraft leagues.

SPEAKER_01

Well, Matter, if you look at your keyboard and you hit the shift button and then you hit the number four, that's a dollar sign.

SPEAKER_03

Oh, wow.

SPEAKER_01

So that's that's why it's called the money round. Um, no, no, no, seriously, you have elite talent that that is kind of off the board at that point, but it's one of those situations where you can still get some, you can still get some really, really, really great value. And another thing, too, they're always deciding on upside in fantasy football. Well, the fourth round is one of those rounds, there's one of several rounds that can give you that upside at a price of a player that some of your league mates just may not know about. They may have questions about a player that I think of right now in the fourth round. If he falls that far, Malik neighbors, because you know, everybody's talking about how his knee is not, if he's not back, gonna be back for week one. Well, he's gonna come back at some point, and I think when he does come back, he could be one of those players that if he drops down to that fourth round, could be one of those opportunity guys at the end of the season. And then there's many breakouts and stars and busts that come from that range. So that's another situation that you have to look at is in the fourth round, you can make or break your league or your team uh really in between starting at the fourth round, and then many, many rounds after that. But starting at that fourth round is when you really, really, really have to hone in on those skills that you perfected or tried to perfect during the offseason.

SPEAKER_03

But uh, you know, like yeah, guys, so I mean, I can't blame you on that one. The talent starts to really dwindle, and the decisions start to have a huge impact because I mean, there are seasons where you take that fourth-round player and he just does absolutely nothing, and is a lot more difficult to recover from somebody who struggles with those fourth-round picks. Dico, what do you think?

SPEAKER_00

Yeah, you know, uh looking at last year, I was actually looking at fourth-round picks from last year, and it was quite a danger zone of guys. I mean, you had guys like Joe Burrow, Alvin Kamara, Brees Hall, George Kittle, uh, Marvin Harrison, I mean, Terry McLaurin, Chuba Hubbard, James Connor. I mean, that I just listed off dud after dud as far as um last year's season. And, you know, but then you think of guys, you know, perhaps in the fifth round, like your George Pickens, your Chris Olave. I mean, I know Kenneth Walker was a bit of a bust for the regular season, but you know, it's one of those things like Tip mentioned. I mean, this is where the elite talent starts to thin out. You know, managers are deciding between am I gonna chase the upside or am I gonna chase a safe floor? And it it's all really revolves around your team build. It revolves around, you know, how did your first couple picks go, stuff like that. So, yeah, I mean, the fourth, fifth round of drafts, it is the money draft. Elite talent starts to thin out.

SPEAKER_03

Exactly, which is why in this episode, we're gonna be discussing a lot of those type of players and the direction you're gonna want to go to in your redraft leagues. But of course, we're gonna have to kick it off with some news and notes throughout the league.

SPEAKER_01

NFL headlines. I love it. It's like CNN.

SPEAKER_00

I know we're big time, dude. Help us out here. I mean, to be fair, I wish I could help you out. Uh, but yeah, not a lot of news and notes from around the league for the last week, gentlemen. Um, we know one thing with training camp starting soon, like news has been a bit quiet. Um, but you know who hasn't been? Brandon Ayuk. I I mean, for the past few weeks, he's been posting like emotional outbursts disguised as like humorous videos on social media. Like just a few days ago, he hit a new low when he took shots at uh Commander's quarterback and his former teammate at ASU Jaden Daniels, and supposedly they unfollowed each other on Instagram. I don't know, sounds like some real low stuff to me. Uh, but Natter tip, y'all been seeing the stuff that uh you've been posting.

SPEAKER_01

Um, that's your point, Natter. Go ahead, 49ers.

SPEAKER_03

Hey, hey, I don't associate myself with that, and it's crazy how somebody can almost equal uh Mr. Big Chest Antonio Brown in a fall off or uh like a crash out in size. You know, it's crazy how he could go from a top 10, top maybe even five, arguably, wide receiver in the league, and then a year or two later, he's not even like signable at this point. It's clear signs of uh mental distress, clear signs of maybe he realized that he isn't going to be the same after his ACL tear, and he is unable to process it properly. And because of that, you're seeing a huge mental crash out of him starting problems, starting issues, and you know, it was almost kind of like expected for him to go to the commanders once he gets cut from the Niners, but all of a sudden he kind of burned that bridge. And when you do that, what other team is gonna take that risk on somebody like you who is unproven coming off an ACL tear and now showing signs of unable to work with others? Tip like, have you ever seen something like this?

SPEAKER_01

I mean, yes, you've had disgruntled players back in the past. I mean, I think of Terrell Owens and some of the antics that he did, maybe not to this effect, but then again, social media wasn't like it is now when he was playing. So you remember him doing the sit-ups and push-ups in the in his driveway, and you know, doing all like that, like like there's always been players that are gonna, you know, have those type of antics. This on the other side is all the way on the left, bro. Like, I don't know what this dude's talking about. Half the time, he don't I don't think he knows what he's talking about. Um, I don't want to speculate if he's on something or what anything. I I'm not here to do that, but I'm here to say, dude, if you want to play ball, play ball. If not, quit talking and just become a social media influencer, like do something like that. I just I don't want to see you just throwing shade at different organizations and different people, and you ain't even got like a skin in the game no more. Like, like, like if you got him in any of your fantasy leagues, good luck trying to in the dynasty league, good luck trying to get anything for this kid. You can throw him in, and still people will probably be like, Yeah, I'm not gonna do it. So I'm at this point, I'm dropping his ass. I I'm not drafting him in any leagues. I was in this, I'm in the Scott Fish, but we just finished. Um, I went with Tyreek Hill because I was like, I'm gonna go with one of these guys that we don't know about, and it's Tyreek Hill or Brandon Ayuk, but in the last week or so, and with all this stuff that's coming out, I gotta go with Tyreek Hill and his DJ playing ass.

SPEAKER_00

God, listen, man, every every action has a reaction, man. And like, what message are you trying to send, especially to the people behind the desk that are making decisions for their franchise? Like, listen, you said it, tip. If you want to be a social media influencer and just hop on and say stuff, like do what makes you happy, Iuk, but at the end of the end of the day, the NFL is always a business, and I don't think it's a genius take um on any of our behalf that he's not really helping himself out. So, like Natter, for example, like if you're an NFL owner, is it worth bringing someone like this into your locker room?

SPEAKER_03

No, definitely not. This is like if maybe if I'm a 0-16 type team, like the Raiders, no plans of having any type of future, and you're just trying to sell tickets and maybe headlines, you could go for something like this. But like, if you're a serious organization, there's no chance.

SPEAKER_01

So maybe he goes to the for all my old heads. I want a Sanford and son watch it sucker. Every time you talk about my Raiders, and I saw you too, James, talking about my Raiders. I'm I'm uh that's what I want. I want a drop, Natter. The watch it sucker, you know you know what I'm talking about. The Raiders, yeah.

SPEAKER_03

There's gonna be a drop. I'm gonna make one of the Raiders going into the dumpster fire. But of course, you know, Jaso, he says, uh, tips a raiders fan, they love those type of players. See, hey, he said what was on my mind. They that they usually the Raiders is where you go to either retire or go to jail, and you know what? He might do both.

SPEAKER_01

Um, I think Mendel's oh my god, any other news?

SPEAKER_03

Notes, nothing for us.

SPEAKER_00

No, I do want to pull something up here. Um interested. Let's see, where is it? Well, it's on they're no longer red skins. No, no, no, no, no breaking news. Oh I saw this comment and I wanted to talk about it because I've talked about Stefan Diggs on, I believe it was episode two when we did Grumpy Old Men and talked about you know how his opportunity and productivity wasn't necessarily a lead, but when he was on the field, he was still extremely efficient. I think you know, talking about the commanders, not the Redskins, um, I think that's a great fit. He's like he's kind of like one of those guys, like you were saying, tip like a Tyreek Hill, you know, like a Stefan Diggs, like still not currently signed. But if they get put into a situation where they can be the clear-cut number two receiver, you know, there still might be um, I guess, gas left in the tank, if you will.

SPEAKER_01

I would hate that for Chigazam Kakwo. I I would really hate that. If Stephon Diggs gets in the mix, that's like Chigas Chick. The cool thing about him is he is athletic, so he can he can run. Um, but man, in that intermediate where I really think he can do some of his yak work, I I Stefan Diggs will kill that if that happens.

SPEAKER_03

But god, you know, he's got like what is it, Cardi B to deal with right now?

SPEAKER_01

Like, no, he ain't with her no more. No, they had a baby and they split, bro.

SPEAKER_03

That sounds just like Stefan Diggs right there. You go there, you got money. That's a money, baby. Yeah, once it's a little too far gone, then you just dip on out. Honestly, I respect it. But of course, that enough about their personal problems or entertainment. We got some more segments to talk about, specifically our favorite one going into the show. This or that, god, but of course, you know, we got some this or that where we're gonna be discussing two different players. Tip, you're gonna be the judge, of course. Sir Nico, he's gonna be taking the Cam Scadabo side, and I'll be taking the Trevion Henderson side. Tip, I'm gonna let you take off the lead on this one.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, so you know, originally it was supposed to be Cam Scattaboo and Bucky Irving, which I know I don't want either one of those guys. And and then, you know, the guys and I were talking and they were like Trayvon Henderson, and I still kind of don't want him. That's kind of why I didn't want to do this one because I was like, I really don't care about either one of those players. It's Cam Scattaboo. I like Trey, I like uh Tyrone Tracy. I think that he can get into the mix, and Ramondre Stevenson is still there, so I'm gonna let you guys play this one off. Nico, you have Cam Scattaboo. Natter, you have Trebion Henderson. Please try to convince me because I just don't think either one of them are gonna be good.

SPEAKER_03

Round one.

SPEAKER_00

You can't start until the gong goes off, is the official rule. Um, no, Cam Scadaboo. I mean, I think you guys are talking about quote unquote top-tier running back, as recently referenced by his head coach, John Harbaugh. Um, listen, man, this guy's a freak. Uh, he's become a fan favorite in the fantasy community as he burst onto the scene um extremely quick uh in his career with a lot of you know the production on the field and also his theatrics. Uh, but most importantly, out of all of this, is all reports suggest he is healthy and ready to roll from his ankle injury from last year. He's getting high praise from his coaching staff, and he's currently viewed as the lead back in the room. And I know Tip has talked about Tyrone Tracy kind of digging into some of that work. You know, that's definitely a risk. But when you combine the Malik neighbor's injury and his status being up in the air from a receiving standpoint, that should only open up the door more for receiving work coming out of the backfield, you know, especially uh with Cam Scadiboo as well as Tyrone Tracy. And when you look at Scattaboo, when he took over as a lead back for the Giants in week three, he saw a 59% snap share and scored 21, 12, 11, 30, and 16 points in half PPR leagues before eventually getting hurt in week eight um in Philadelphia and being done for the season. And even then, he you know, he did you a solid and he still got you nine and a half points. And although he's not the most explosive guy, like this guy's a grinder who can handle a heavy workload and bell cow usage and has that receiving upside. He was 20th in yards per touch, 20th in juke rate, sixth in yards created per touch, and ninth in dominator rating, all while missing essentially half the season. He was still ninth in dominator rating. Like he was that offense. Like, we know Dart as a high rushing upside guy, but at the same time, like most of the yardage in the team's touchdowns, which is what goes into a dominator rating, was coming from Cam Scattabu. He also he flashed receiving ups uh upside, he had 32 targets in eight games, uh, two of which he played less than 21% of snaps. And I mean, he has the upside ability that if you're looking for a solid RB2 or went wide receiver and then like one of the two top tight ends, like Bowers and McBride, and wide receiver, and you're looking for your first running back. If you believe more in the you know, weight on running back um type of drafter. I mean, this is your guy. I think he's appropriately ranked as an RB2. I just believe he has the upside to be a low-end RB one for you. So I'm definitely targeting Cam Scadaboo in my drafts, and I'm definitely targeting him over Trevion Henderson.

SPEAKER_03

I mean, that is a very solid argument, but let me tell you why you're wrong. God, this guy. I mean, Trevion Henderson is going to be the person that you're gonna be wanted drafting. I mean, uh Cam Scatagwill had what his longest rush is 24 yards. That's really who you're gonna take as a fourth rounder. That's like just not feasible. You want somebody who has that potential upside. Now, if our boy Trevion Henderson has a long run for a touchdown, you're not surprised. If Cam Scadagwell does, you are surprised. But then again, it's not happening, so there's no even point having that type of discussion. Now, a rising tide raises all ships, and when you're discussing a running back, they don't create efficiency, they are the um beneficiary of efficiency in offenses. So now that the Patriots are elevating their offenses, they're all elevating their wide receiving core, they have the better offensive coordinator, they are going to be the most efficient offense to allow somebody like Trevion Henderson to succeed. And because of that, you're gonna want somebody with an offense that's gonna allow him to flourish rather than uh just suffer because who's the best wide receiver for the Giants right now? You're telling me Odell Beckham Jr., person who doesn't even have knees, is going to be the best wide receiver on this offense. It's just not just come on, it's just not gonna be happening right there. They're gonna stack the box, make a wide receiver beat them, and they're going to, of course, suffocate Camp Scadabow, and he's gonna be that inefficient runner that he already is, just on a worse level. Just don't even deal with that. Take your boy Trayvon Henderson, and then of course, from there, you're not gonna have to worry about that anymore.

SPEAKER_00

I mean, you make a compelling case, but at the same time, yeah, you do you want to want a 50% timeshare? Like, because that's what you're gonna get out of Trevion. Like, I'm at that at this point in the draft, I'm banking on the Bell Cow usage that I believe Scataboo is gonna get. And you mentioned it yourself, Natter. You said that, you know, who are they gonna throw to? Well, guess what? They're gonna be thrown to their backfield, they're gonna be thrown to Cam Scadaboo, he's gonna be a PPR king. Um, you know, I'm not gonna sit here and say he's on tips level as to how he feels about Saquon and his 100 receptions this year. Um, but at the same time, there's just much more receiving work, and he's not in a timeshare.

SPEAKER_01

You make valid points, but he had 24 receptions in eight games.

SPEAKER_03

That's like what, like uh up 1.5 receptions a game. It's like he's not the receiving back, and they're gonna have negative game scripts because they're gonna be losing a majority of the time. On the Patriots, you expect them to have positive game scripts, and they are in a worst run defense division, so he has consistently better matchups. I mean, Cam Scott, he's gonna be going against like the Redskins have upgraded their defensive line, the Eagles already have a very solid offensive line, and of course, the Cowboys, they're a little bit of a mixed bag on their defensive line, but they have gone a little bit better. You're gonna have to want to go for a running back that's gonna be closing out games, not subbed out when it comes to closing time.

SPEAKER_01

Well, I Cam Scoutabu is going to be locked into some type of timeshare, whether it be Jackson Dart getting eight rushes a game because he likes to run the ball head first, um, or whether it be Tyrone Tracy getting in the mix. We got with let's don't forget what Tyrone Tracy did at the end of last year. He won people leagues, like especially in that last week. Like Tyrone Tracy is not going anywhere in this offense. John Harbaugh likes to use multiple running backs. Um, he he likes to also use a main guy, but he will stick that other running back in there, and that other running back will get six to eight, maybe even ten touches a game. So they like to run the ball. So they are gonna run the ball. I like that for Cam. But I think that with the injury, him coming back, it was such a hard injury. Um, him this being his second year, they're gonna want to preserve him because Nico, you are right. When he's on the field, good things happen. Like the the dominator, like good things happen, but I think that they're gonna be really, really, really like careful with his management. The only notch I give above with Traveyon Henderson is he is in a better offense. Um, we don't know what we're going to see with the uh Giants, Matt Nagy. Ugh. So, like I'm gonna go with Trayvon Henderson on this. They are neck and neck as far as rankings right now. I think I was just looking at it. Trayvon Henderson is 22 uh amongst running backs, and Cam Scadabo is 19. When when when you're that close, I'm gonna go for the guy on the upside train all day long, and that's Travion Henderson to me, even with his brutal schedule.

SPEAKER_03

Oh, there we go on that one. All right, now Tip, lead us into the second round.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, so the second round, uh, you got you guys got some veteran. So, you know, we we talked about, and these two guys were actually on the grumpy old man list. Um, we're talking about scary Terry and Mike Evans. So go ahead and play that gong. So this week, this week we're gonna talk about these two veteran wide receivers. Nico, you have Terry McLaurin. Natter, you have Mike Evans, of course, because you are a 49ers fan and 49ers we gotta stop talking about that.

SPEAKER_00

There it goes. Well, we all know Iuke's not going to the commanders anymore. So um listen, I'm I'm about to get my lick back on you here, Natter. All right, so there's nothing that you can hang your hat on for Terry McLaurin in 2025. Uh, he played in only 10 games, um, and only a handful of them were with Jaden Daniels, and he had career lows across the board after in 2024, he had 13 TDs over a thousand yards, and he was the wide receiver six on the season. Um, that being said, prior to last year's you know wide receiver 54 finish, when you look at McLaurin's career, McLaurin was a top 30 wide receiver in all six of his first seven seasons, and he finished inside the top 15 twice. And the key here is a healthy generation. Jaden Daniels and dating back to his 2024 season when they all played together, McLaurin was, I mean, he was the go-to guy and he was lights out. I mean, everyone was always talking about you know JD Five's breakout rookie campaign. I mean, yes, he was doing it on the ground, but he was doing it through his his wide receiver one. I mean, McLaurin is a deep ball specialist, he's top tier, seventh in air yards, 19th in a dot, 14th in fantasy points per games, uh points per game in that 2024 season, solid efficiency, 17th in first downs per route run, 28th in yards per route run, and sixth in dominator rating. So basically, similar to Scataboo, he was a majority of that team's offense when you look at combined yards and when you look at um total touchdowns. And you know, transparently for me, he was a fade coming into 2025 because he was priced at his absolute ceiling. But combine that when you're bringing in guys like Debo Samuel and stuff like that, and this year and being priced as a low-end wide receiver too, he's going after guys like DJ Moore. Like, come on, give me McLaurin. My only concern with McLaurin is is his age. I mean, he will be 31 this season. However, if you can snag McLaurin as your wide receiver too, he has the upside to me to be a near high-end wide receiver too in my position. Um, he's an alpha in the room, he's got zero competition. I mean, he's got a third-round rookie in Antonio Williams. Van Jefferson, probably matters guy because he was a former Ram, and we all know how much he loves the Rams. Jalen Lane, Traylon, Traylon Burks. Nah, like McLaurin's gonna feast. Like, he he is the guy I fully expect his target share to increase um even higher than from what his 2024 season was, which was 23.3 percent. And just combine that with his big play, deep all ability. I mean, this guy's a great pick in the fifth round.

SPEAKER_03

Oh, God. Oh man. See, this is a difficult one to argue against because I mean you make some phenomenal points, but hey, Jay knows says, uh, where's my gong? So you know what? I guess I gotta. But I mean, when you talk about somebody, oh hold on, I'm sorry, I have to wait for it to finish. See, the problem with Terry McLaurin is that his name sounds like a Starbucks drink, and for that, I'm out. Um, but Mike Evans has got to be the guy. Like, you're talking about a wide receiver going into the most efficient offense in the NFL. He already had a, or I should say, he, the Niners already had the down the field prospect because Brock Purdy was the most efficient down-the-field passer, 20 plus yards. Nobody really knows that, but he was. And adding a deep threat or a big body receiver to his repertoire only elevates that offense because they can't stack the box anymore, they can't double the wide receivers because they have a Christian McCaffrey, Brock Purdy, George Kittle type of offense. They already have the short underneath wide receiver in their um, sorry, I can't remember his name off the top of my head, but they drafted him, he got shot. I can't remember his name. You guys know exactly what I'm talking about. Slick saw there. Yeah, there we go. Pierce all so all they need him to do is be that red zone threat that they desperately need. That's where they struggled the most. Once they got in the red zone, they relied on Christian McCaffrey. And unfortunately, they didn't really have anybody else because, of course, Britain Ayuk had his torn ACL. Now, incorporate the best red zone receiver in the NFL into that offense where they needed the most help, includes a perfect storm, if you will, and allowing him to become the most efficient receiver possible. He doesn't have to be the yak guy like he was on the Buccaneers. He doesn't have to be a oh must get open against man defense type of guy. You already know Kyle, he's gonna scheme up zone beaters, he's gonna scheme up his route combinations that's gonna allow him to elevate. And because he's not gonna have to do as much, he's going to stay healthier throughout the season. He's got to be that guy that you got to go for.

SPEAKER_01

I'm I'm gonna go with Terry McLaurin on this one, and it's just because I like Jaden Daniels, I think he's gonna be on a tear this season. I think that especially with this Brandon Ayuk stuff coming out, and you know, him talking. Look, when you start talking about uh uh uh uh uh uh I'm not a mama's boy, but when you start talking about a mama's boy or the you start talking about his mama, like you know, he he he's he'll be fired up this season, man. So I I am going to go with Terry McLaurin on this one. I like Mike Evans a lot. I've actually wrote about Mike Evans and how much I like him, but I think this is gonna be that that that that last hurrah for Terry McLaurin. I think we get a thousand yards out of him, I think we get you know six to eight touchdowns out of him. He stays healthy, that's been his issue. Um, and Mike Evans, another thing too, has been his issue. Both of these guys are old, they the health, but um, I'm just gonna lean a little bit more towards Terry McLaurin just on the quarterback upside.

SPEAKER_00

I do want to point out that McLaurin has been a very healthy receiver throughout his career. This last year was the first time that he, you know, only played in 10 games, if you will. And I don't even know if those 10 games can count. I mean, half of them were with Mariota. Um, if not more, I don't have it off the top of my head. For me, it just kind of really boils down to zero target competition. And then you look at, you know, the Niners, we know CMC is a target hog. Um, I actually kind of like Slick Rick this year, uh, the year that everyone's out on him after the year where everyone was in on him seems like a good time to buy into him. But Jennings being gone does open up that red zone look, and obviously with Kittle recovering from the Achilles, you know, I I do believe both of these players are really solid picks in the fifth round.

SPEAKER_01

I wouldn't I wouldn't be surprised.

SPEAKER_00

Christian Kirk can't forget about Christian Kirk either.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, Chris Christian I wouldn't be surprised if Mike Evans. I who look like I wouldn't be surprised if Mike Evans returns like a um uh uh a Devontae Adams type year that last year, where he had like 14 touchdowns, you know, maybe 800 yards, not not really killing it in a yardage category, but getting you that multiple double digits touchdowns. I can see that easily from Mike Evans.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, so you know, I'm gonna go a little bit off script on you guys. So you guys multiple uh we all kind of mentioned thousand-yard receiving seasons from these players and how we kind of expect that to happen again. But does a thousand like now with the extended seasons, uh, is a thousand yards really a thousand yards anymore? Because I just did the math with my calculator, it's right here. I I just want you guys to know I can't do it mentally. I have to use a calculator. But if you divide, you know, a thousand yards over a 17-game season, like it's it's 58, 58 yards 0.8, actually, to be specific, but we're gonna round towards 60 yards. It is 60 yards receiving a game to get a thousand yards. Like, you guys say, Oh my god, he's gonna have a thousand yard season, but like that's not good. Like, that's that's maximum, maximum, yeah, 10 fantasy points in full point PPR.

SPEAKER_01

I think when you get into that 80 yards per game category, that's when you that's when you you you you got a guy who's borderline gonna get you 12-1300 yards. Well, do the math. I don't know what what's 80 times the 17.

SPEAKER_00

Oh god. I understand where you're coming from, Natter. Um, I I do believe that the new standard, if you will, you know, is probably closer to 1100 yards than it is a thousand these days, or if you want to get precise, you could say a thousand, you know, and fifty or something like that. Um, because you're right. I mean, you know, a thousand yard season these days is really averaging, you know, like you said, like 55 to 60 yards a game. And you know, yeah, I think it the bigger risk is are they gonna play in all 17 games than it is actually them getting there? But I I hear you, it's it's not as impressive as you will, as it once was.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, so I mean a thousand and one hundred divided by a 17-game season is 64, 64.7, so 65. Yeah, and of course, if you do the 80 yards per game, you'll shoot up to about 1300. So that would be a little bit more like impressive in my standard. I think like a thousand two hundred, thousand two hundred and fifty would still qualify as a solid season for a wide receiver, and of course, you know, somebody like Mike Evans who has um he hasn't had a season under a thousand yards. I think last year he had like a 990 or something like that. So, I mean it to me, like safety is the most important thing for wide receivers when it goes to the fifth, fourth round, because I mean the upper echelon receivers, let's just face it, they're not there anymore. So you're not you're kind of going for the value or the the upside. And um, the problem is I really like Terry McLaurin too. He's just so inconsistent with a quarterback. He's he's the issue with him is the quarterback and the offense he goes into, which kind of gives me a little struggle to to want to pull the trigger on somebody like him.

SPEAKER_01

I was do you remember that game in the playoffs uh against Detroit where Terry McLaurin just went bonkers? Like he had like a I don't know, like some kind of like 80 yard type, like like the dude went crazy. And and it and and and you know, I like to I like to talk about looking at the players towards the end of the season for those type of players for breakout players, or maybe they can continue on something, or maybe they found something in that a little wrinkle in that offense to bring into the next season. And sometimes those players will will have faster paces, and I think that's gonna be Terry McLaurin. They're gonna ask him to do a lot in this offense. But we got to talk about some QBs, guys. Can we talk about some QBs?

SPEAKER_03

Let's talk about some QBs.

SPEAKER_00

I mean everyone to know I'm taking Waddle over both those guys.

SPEAKER_03

That's just wrong. Nah, no, no, no. No world. We talked about this last week, yes, but that's just so wrong. I know, I don't agree with that. Waddle.

SPEAKER_01

Waddle, I mean, no Waddle has the youth.

SPEAKER_00

No, he doesn't youth. He's like 27 compared to these old uh vets, if you will. We talked about it last week. I was I was uh screaming from the mountaintops about his efficiency numbers and how he's going from a bottom three pass attempt offense to the number one, yes, over the Rams, yes, over the Cowboys. And you think I'm worried about Sutton, who's the cardio king?

SPEAKER_03

No, it's I'm worried about the like one. Can a quarterback elevate because I think he needs to do a lot better? Two, can he support two pass catchers? Because it's not very often a quarterback supports two pass catchers, it only is the not even the elite quarterbacks support two pass catchers, like somebody like Josh Allen, he does not support two pass catchers, and he's never had two pass catchers, exactly no, no, no. If he was good enough, enough like he had he had like Amari Cooper, and then he had I can't remember, like the other wide receivers.

SPEAKER_01

Oh, stop Amari Cooper was like that was a shell of Amari Cooper.

SPEAKER_03

No, no, no, no, he hasn't supported two pass catchers. He had also like Stefan Diggs, and then they had uh Gabriel Davis at the he couldn't support two pass catchers, it just wasn't him. Um, other quarterbacks they can like if for an odd reason, Derek Carr was the best two pass catcher quarterback in the league. He had like Amari Cooper, Michael Crabtree for a lot of bit, and you know it doesn't make sense sometimes, but that's how it is. Like Josh Allen's not that guy when it comes to it. So, I mean, like, can he support two pass catchers?

SPEAKER_00

So, is it more of a bone nicks thing for you than it is a Jalen Waddell thing?

SPEAKER_03

A little bit, like it's kind of like a 50-50 where I don't really trust boneks to support two pass catchers, and I don't really trust Jaden Waddle. Like Jaden Waddle, he's cool, he has the cool name, he has a cool dance after he scores a touchdown. But like, I don't like I don't want to sit there and uh spend a fifth rounder or fourth rounder. Yeah, you can't really see it, but I'm just gonna see you like wow. Let's get let's get a waddle.

SPEAKER_01

Like, right, a good thing the audio people didn't see that.

SPEAKER_03

It's it's like okay, really over Mike Evans, who has been the epitome of consistency into the best, most efficient offense next to the Rams. I don't know, it's a tough, tough sell for me.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, yeah. I I I I I like the fact that he is going okay. Now, look, I hate Sean Payton with a passion for fantasy. I do, I cannot stand the dude, but he will scheme up ways to get these guys, especially fast guys like Waddle, the ball in his hands. So I think Waddle's gonna be all over that formation. He's gonna be going deep, he's gonna be going in the media, he's gonna be even getting some jet sweeps and all it's gonna be really cool to see how they utilize Waddle. So, I mean, I I think Nico's on to something. He's starting to build a little bit of steam. So I think Nico's on to something. I think that you know, we should start to pay attention to Waddle a little bit more in drafts for real.

SPEAKER_00

I mean, the game's gonna pick, so you know.

SPEAKER_03

I know, and and he goes against the Raiders twice a year, so he has amazing matchups, always comes back to the Raiders. Am I wrong?

SPEAKER_01

All right, let's talk about some quarterback uh philosophy battles, all right? Let's talk about that. Um, so every fantasy manager eventually is gonna face a decision. Do you uh go with the early draft capital on an elite quarterback or do you wait? What are you gonna do, right? So, this case, we're actually gonna be talking about two really good quarterbacks who are one's, I think, elite and could be one of the top five quarterbacks in the league. And last year, one of the quarterbacks, this guy was in the top five, and Drake May for Nico and Natter, you have Joe Burrow. Go ahead, Nico. You start off on this one.

SPEAKER_03

Oh, Nico, let's get it, dude. Wait, hold on.

SPEAKER_00

Okay, that's so y'all are talking about the number two fantasy quarterback. Uh, last year, Drake May. I mean, dude, this one's so easy for me because of value. Like right now, Drake May is going in the fifth round, and Burrow is going 10 picks ahead of him and has zero, zero rushing upside. May was fourth in the NFL in passing yards, third in money throws, third in passing TDs with 31. And he was the most efficient passer in the NFL last season. First in yards per attempt, first in true passer rating, first in QBR, first in EPA, first in true completion percentage, and pressured completion percentage. Like, I mean, number one across the board, guys. And I mean, this kid's a real deal. Like, yeah, let's also not forget about his elite rushing upside either. I mean, he had four TDs, 450 rushing yards, and like, like Natter, I'm no math whiz, but that's like under 70 fantasy points on rushing alone. Oh, and Cherry on top. I mean, he just got himself an alpha wide receiver in AJ Brown who thrives in what Drake May does best, you know, which is the deep ball. You know, to me, this is a no-brainer. Uh, do not draft Joe Burrow, who is currently going about 10 picks before Drake May. He has no rushing upside, he doesn't stay healthy. And when you're looking at fantasy and you're building a team out, you're gonna want to use that pick, you know, perhaps in the earlier part of that round on someone else. And I'd be waiting on someone like a Drake May, you know, if you can get them 10 to 12 picks later.

SPEAKER_03

Oh god. Uh, you know, I hate going against Drake May in this argument. I like the guy, but let me tell you why you're wrong real fast. As you know, Jaso, he says, Natter wins this one too easy. He already knows, he just knows. He just knows, you know. I didn't know he knows like you didn't even say a word yet. I he just knows. What do you want me to tell? You want me to argue with that? I can't. I mean, Joe Burrow, he's Joe Cool, and the math maths with him. You talk about AJ Brown, alpha wide receiver, joins that team. Well, he's got like four alpha receivers on that team. I mean, he's got one arguably one oh one in Jamar Chase. Actually, it's not really an argument, he's like 103, 103 in Jamar Chase, and then of course, he's got this next second or third round wide receiver in T Higgins. Like already, like if he is the wide receiver, I mean sorry, if he's the quarterback throwing it to the top 10 wide receivers in the league, then obviously he has to elevate himself to that point. And if he's dumping it off to Chase Brown, who is also getting drafted in the third round, then obviously he also must buy math math and elevate himself to the third round. And his biggest thing is either injury or the division that he currently plays in. But both of those aren't really gonna be a factor this year. Why Miles Gary, he gone. The Ravens, they're a shell of what they were on defensively. They gone. The Browns, like the Browns are the just the doo-doo browns, they gone, and then I can't even think the Steelers, he's always torched the Steelers, like he they're gone too. Like, who cares about them anyway? Like, all three of those teams in the division that they're gonna be bottom tier defenses, and you're gonna tell me like Joe Cool, Joe Cool isn't just gonna just dot them up, just oh T Higgins. Oh, here's another 30-yard, 40-yard oh Jamar Chase. Here's a dump off for 70 yards for a tight. Oh, Chase Brown here, just take this red zone ball real fast. Like, he he's gonna have opportunities all over the place as long as he just stays healthy, which he will uh, which he will because he has now an easier schedule to play against. Like, he's gonna be that dude. Can I ask you something? I'm listening.

SPEAKER_00

Do you think that Joe Burrow is going to throw for 4,500 yards and 40 TDs?

SPEAKER_03

5,000 yards, 40 TDs. Okay, there's just no reason.

SPEAKER_00

I don't like that's his ceiling, right? Like, that's I mean, that's what I think. Like, that's that's where you're drafting him. I mean, listen, because like if he's gonna pay off, he's going to have to do that at his ADP. Whereas Drake May has multiple avenues on how to get there. I mean, everyone loves Joey Burr. Like, I'm not you know saying anything bad about him, but this is a fantasy football show, and fantasy football, we love our quarterbacks with rushing upside, and that's why I'm leaning May.

SPEAKER_01

Well, I mean, okay, look, look, I I I think that Joe Burrow, with all the stuff that's been said about him, with the season he had last year, where he came back, went maybe a little too early. Uh, who cares about that? But he came back, tried to win it for tried to get into the playoffs for his team. They fell short. Um, I think he's tired of falling short. I think people are, I think they're tired of this narrative of them being a slow starting team. Uh, last year, you know, they started that trend again, then Joe Burrow got hurt. Um, so I think there's gonna be one of those years that it just starts to click early. And I think the defense has gotten a little bit better. Um, I think Joe Burrow with the for me, it's whose wide receiver tandem do I like more? I would be an idiot to say that I don't like the singles tandem more. Like, like I think when it's all clicking, I'm willing to Joe Burrow is the quarterback that I'm willing to take a shot on that doesn't give you much rushing upside, but he kind of does. I'm looking at his 2022 season, uh, 259 yards isn't bad, but five touchdowns along with 36 touchdowns passing, that's not bad. I'm I'm cool with that. I as you know, you don't have to be a Lamar Jackson. I mean, it's great to have a Lamar Jackson, but you don't have to be that with Joe Burrow. Like Joe Burrow is there to facilitate the ball to his stud wide receivers, and in that in one of those stud wide receivers gets yak up on yak up on yak, and and the other one can jump out of the building. They just both gotta stay healthy, and that's the only thing I gotta run. Oh, wait, and I forgot about Chase Brown catching the ball out of the backfield, too. Like Joe Burrow has just a clear path to you know 700, almost 700 uh pass attempts, uh, you know, close to just just close to 40 touchdowns, 5,000 yards. You I think he can do it any year. It's just everybody's scared about the injuries, but you can't play in fantasy football and be scared about these injuries, people. Like you gotta you gotta understand they're gonna get hurt. Like it's gonna happen. But um, I I I that is the quarterback that I'm always like, I'm okay taking. I'm always like Josh Allen, I don't ever want him because he I don't want to. That's the number one guy. I don't want him. I did that one year and it didn't work. Lamar, I think you know, the the that also is kind of the same thing. But Joe Burrow, look, man, and I I gotta, I'm not, I know I'm not getting the rushing upside, Nico. I get it. But they're just gonna be so many opportunities in the red zone. He can have three touchdowns per game. It could be a real great season for him, man.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, I mean, think about it this way: if you were a trend follower, not like you know, follow like the social trends, but like the statistical trends, like Joe Burrow always has alternating years of playing a full season and then getting hurt. He always does that. Like, for example, 2020, he played 10 games, 2021, he played 16, 2023, he played 10, 2024, he played all 17, 2025, he played eight. So, this is the alternating gear when he plays the whole year. So that makes it almost like the Christian McCaffrey type of thing. Like, they got it going on together, yeah. Where they're they're in sync. I'm not saying their periods are in sync, but like their health schedule is in sync. So, I mean, they're both gonna just be electric this year. That's like it's just Math is math as well. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00

No, I think for me, like it the Joe Burrow lens for me, it really boils down to just how deep the quarterback class making it sound like a rookie draft, how deep the quarterbacks are this year. Like we've talked about it in previous shows about you know how you have guys like Bo Nicks going like 15th at the quarterback position, Kyler Murray 17th, like Tyler Shuck 20. You know, it's just one of those things where it's like I have a hard time justifying Burroughs pride when you know for him to pay off, it just it has to be 4,500 him to get there.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah. No, no, hypothetically, hypothetically, you draft Jamar Chase, you stack him with Joe Burrow. Oh that's too that's too that's too pricey of a stack, though. Yeah, uh it's too pricey of a stack. I recommend that I recommend you live by the stack, you die by the stack, you take that stack. I think in like a best ball format, that's I mean, why not a pricey stack? But uh there we go. Now, of course, if you never paid attention to yak in fantasy football, shame on you. Like, what's wrong with you? You gotta always pay attention to the yak because the yak is what gets you fantasy dubs. Now, of course, we're gonna start with the basics. Now, now when we when we talk about yak, it's yards after catch. Now, it is of course, you know, after the reception, what are they gonna do after the ball? Like, you know, what those is where you get your nice cheeky fantasy points. You know, you catch the ball, you go 10 yards, that's one fantasy point, two, depending on if you're full point PPR or and all that good stuff. But of course, uh we got to talk about the league leaders in Yak and who it's gonna be leading into the season. Now, of course, you only have a plethora of options because you had the Yak Bros in San Francisco a couple years back, but of course, they are now all not on the Niners or in the league anymore. Looking at you, homie Brandon. I you but of course, when we go into this year's tip, who's gonna lead the league in Yak going into the season? And he's he's he's muted, buddy. You're muted. Oh my god. Uh, you know what? I like you better muted. Honestly, keep it that way.

SPEAKER_01

There he goes. No, I look, I I love C D Lamb. Cd Lamb for me is I think that guy that they gotta worry about George Pickens, right? You gotta worry about him now. And we saw what he did last year, so they're gonna be feeding CD Lamb underneath. Cd Lamb is one of the strongest wide receivers in the league. He's not only one of the strongest, he dominates in those intermediate those intermediate areas, and then he can burst with his speed. So he I love C D Lamb this year for the Yak champion. I think that he's come close the last couple of years. Uh not last year, he got hurt, but the year before that, uh, he's been in the top 10 in yak yards. Uh, he crept up to the top five the uh in 2023. But I think that this is the year for C D Lamb. Um, you know, I'm I'm I'm I'm torn on how I'm drafting him though. Um, because the yak yards are important, that's great, but uh I am torn on how I'm drafting C D Lamb. I I've started to kind of come around a little bit more because I think he can be a yak um producer. So that's my pick. It's C D Lamb.

SPEAKER_03

I mean, I really like that pick. Now, just for statistical reference, let's talk about the past. Now, of course, Rashid Rice had the most yak in 2023 with 8,853. Now, of course, if you translate that to fantasy points, if my math is math and that's what like 85 fantasy points, point three. Help me out here, Nico. Is that correct? Is my math math in on this one? Yeah, yeah, yeah. 85. That's uh I mean, of course, when you divide it between yards, yes. Now, when you divide that between like a um a 17-game season, you know, that's like 40 40 yard yards per game, so that's like four extra fantasy points per game, specifically just off yards after catch. I mean, uh, that's always gonna make or break your season or your week, I should say, because though hey, every single point adds up. 2024 is Jamar Chase with 797, which I'm just gonna round up to 800, which is essentially the same thing. And of course, 2025 was was the year of the no yak. Uh, that was really interesting. Puka was on top of that one with a uh a very bad number of triple sixes. So I'm not gonna say that one out loud.

SPEAKER_01

I thought it was I thought it was triple sevens, but I mean, you guys said it was triple sixes.

SPEAKER_03

I don't you know what I'm gonna check, I'm gonna trust the statistics guy on this one. I think Nico did this, so you know what? I'm gonna throw him under the bus if it's wrong.

SPEAKER_00

Well, I mean, uh, yeah, I'm looking at it right now. Like Yak leaders for last year was ironically Bijan, Christian McCaffrey, and then Puka Nakua with the triple six. Yeah, there we go. He was correct.

SPEAKER_01

So that is a bad omen. Why did I draft him in my Scott Fishbowl?

SPEAKER_03

Oh no. Oh god, leave it the tip to draft somebody to curse him.

SPEAKER_01

Oh no, oh god, Nico, guys.

SPEAKER_00

How how are the how's the mental health with Puka? Is he has anyone checked in on him? I think he's fine.

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, he's cool.

SPEAKER_00

Remember back when we were on spaces, we were talking about that, like how he I don't remember what exactly it was, but I'm sure he's fine.

SPEAKER_01

I think, yeah, I think he's cool. I think he just he's just young acting.

SPEAKER_00

That's it. Right. So for me, you know, transparently, this isn't really something I think about a ton in my fantasy analysis. That being said, you have to imagine it's a guy that has a route tree that isn't necessarily like straight nines or deeper routes. It's it's probably more so guys where you know you can take a slant to the crib. Um I feel like the easy answers here is obviously like a chaser puka, but I'm gonna go with I'm pretty sure it's Tips Boy. I'm gonna go with Tips Boy Zay Flowers. I feel like he I feel like he isn't really known as a monster deep threat. Actually, yeah, I mean, I'm looking at him right now. He was 61st in a dot last year, but he's also super slippery. I mean, you're looking at it right now, he is first in juke rate and third in explosive rating. Yeah, yeah, book it. I'm gonna go with Zay Flowers on this one. Um, you can also combine uh the new OC, uh Declan Doyle. He comes off of the Ben Johnson tree. Um, I'm excited about this Ravens offense as a whole, but yeah, regarding Yak and my fantasy analysis, I wouldn't say it's my first pit stop, but Zay Flowers feels like a really good one. I don't I don't know off the top of my head where he ranked last year, but he feels like a good one.

SPEAKER_03

I mean, if he's Tip's guy, probably not it. What if it's Nico's guy, then it's it like it's just kind of how it works sometimes, unless he's talking about um the quarterback specifically on the ones on the Vikings, then it's he's just not it then at that point. Sorry, it doesn't matter.

SPEAKER_01

Zay Flowers second year in a row, Zay Flowers will score more points to AJ Brown.

SPEAKER_00

That's not gonna happen. I'm actually coming around pretty strong to Zay Flowers for what it's worth. I I love it, Miko. And I had him, I had him in so many leagues last year, and it was so frustrating. Oh, yeah, I mean, it was like you knew you were getting 10 points, but like you weren't getting 11 and you weren't getting seven, and then the weeks that mattered the most, he that's when he inflated his numbers. I'm not saying he's gonna be a wide receiver seven, but I'm just saying, like, as a middling tier wide receiver two, I mean, his efficiency stats are off the chains, and you know, I did mention high end Declan Doyle here. Yeah, I think that was a good that was a good that was a good call. Like, I'm on like how can you not think of someone off the Ben Johnson tree? And I mean, it all used to always be the McVeigh tree or the Shanahan tree, but I mean, if you can get some love off the Ben Johnson tree, and I mean you want to say Amon Ra, I'm not gonna go there, but uh because the T D Ds won't be there, the TDs won't be there because the king is gonna continue to feast in the red and Mark Andrews to some degree, but matter who you got.

SPEAKER_03

Man, you know, I struggled heavily trying to find somebody that I really liked for yak, and you know, I didn't want to really double dip people on the nine years because yeah, it's you know, it's just not yakking right now. You know, I I I yak maybe after like a night of heavy drinking, but not in like NC football purposes, so it makes it tough to sit there and go, Oh, you know what, he's gonna break a long one for yak. Man, and the problem is Tip took Cd Lamb. I really like C D Lamb this year. I'm big on him on this one on that aspect, but god, it's not fair if I pick a running back. Is it that's too cheesy, right? It's too too easy, too easy. Like, I can't say like Saquon, he's just gonna break a couple long ones and all of a sudden he's gonna inflate his stats on on those yards after catch. Like, it's too easy to pick Christian McCaffrey. I'm not doing that. Like Chase Brown, too easy, not doing that. Kyron Williams, I'm not doing that. It's too easy. Like, it's like at this point, I might as well just say a hot take and say, Oh, you know what? Derek Henry, he's gonna lead the league in the act, but we we kind of know that one's not gonna be a thing. Um, I'll give you a one. No, I'm gonna go AJ Brown actually, because he is going to have infinite D-ball opportunities, which is gonna give him the opportunity to take it for those 50 to 60 yard scores after he catches a fade on the sideline. He's gonna be this back shoulder king when it comes to this year. I uh you know what? AJ Brown, I'm booking it on him, and he him being better than Zay Flowers, not happening. Not happening, no, not always on the patron.

SPEAKER_01

I knew you were gonna come back on that. I knew you were gonna come back on that. That's what I do. You might have to put a little wager on that one.

SPEAKER_00

Yeah, we probably will. Well, there's something out there for you. Wait, so talk about so you're so you're sitting out here and you're chopping up AJ Brown when I was chopping up Drake May, which by the way, tip, you never gave an award for the quarterback battle.

SPEAKER_03

Yeah, you didn't. It's oh, I thought I went with a rubber match.

SPEAKER_01

I no, I said joke, yeah.

SPEAKER_03

I I wanted a false soliloquy about you say you said the rubber band one, but like how did you beat me with Mike? Mike Evans clearly is the better choice out of those two. Uh, Terry McLaurin, the Starbucks drink. He's he's better than Mike Evans in in what way? Like, in what aspect the Starbucks drink, guys. The Starbucks drink. Let us know in the comments down below. Hey, who who won this or that? Like, you let us know in the comments. Make sure to like the video, comment, subscribe, and of course, follow us on all social media platforms, and of course, leave a rating on what you think about the show. And of course, we are live Wednesday, 8 p.m. Central on any type of streaming platform, whether that's YouTube, X, or Twitch at Fantasy Football Space. So you're gonna want to make sure that you come in and chat with us live because we are also, of course, showing the comments on screen to make sure you guys are heard. And of course, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns, you can leave it in the comments so we can answer it or address it. A S A P kind of like tipping the Raiders, like they don't address anything, they're just consistent. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. We were talking about that.

SPEAKER_01

Don't don't flip this.

SPEAKER_03

It's just it's just how it goes.

SPEAKER_01

Like, you know, I don't know.

SPEAKER_03

I couldn't do that. Look, and and then of course, Jason knows sorry, sorry, Natter Evans is on the do not draft list. Well, you know what? Maybe you just don't like winning. That's cool. Not every but not winning for everybody. Winning's not for everybody. That's why there's only one winner, and there's usually like 11 losers.

SPEAKER_01

He is a winner, and hopefully, I get to see him at the expo in a couple weeks. You guys, I know you're not going to the expo and I'm really, really sad because I was gonna hang out with you guys and party and hang out some more, but you guys got stuff that you got going on. I know Nico's got some stuff, and I know Nattery, you've got some things too. But next year, you guys are going.

SPEAKER_00

Book it.

SPEAKER_01

We're we're the please, okay. All right.

SPEAKER_03

Nico, but you got something for us. What did you do over the weekend? Over the weekend, or the draft? I don't know. You had a draft. I don't know if it was a weekend or not.

SPEAKER_00

Oh, well, oh, you're talking about the I don't know. I'm just rolling with the best ball draft right now. Um, but hey, we wanted to let you all know that uh we are in the process of getting our best ball draft um scheduled. We want um those tuning in and listening to uh tap into that draft. We want it to be interactive. Uh, tip, I know you put together a draft on sleeper. What's the game plan here on getting that out, or what do we want to tell the folks?

SPEAKER_01

Yeah, so uh you know, we are tweaking with the rules and the um settings, and it's not gonna be anything too crazy. It's gonna be, you know, one QB league. We did agree on that. I think there's too many two QB leagues out there. Um, but we're gonna we're coming up with how we're gonna do the settings and everything. And I think what we'll do, um, we got a few people who have already said they wanted to join in on us uh with us, and then we'll just do like another free-for-all for other people. We'll just put the link out there, and then if you join, you join. Um, and then you know, again, like Nico just talked about, this is for bragging rights, this is for you know, shit talking, whatever you want to call it, because all of us are gonna be doing it, and all of us are gonna be talking about it throughout the season as well. So we'll we're gonna dedicate a small chunk of the show to talk about you know that that um that specific league. And we might have a um we might have a little award as well for for the the person who wins that, but we're we're still talking about that too. We'll we'll we'll we'll we'll uh announce that a little bit later. But um, yeah, really exciting. Yeah, for real. Like, I mean, we sit here and talk and talk and talk, and and you know, I I have all the confidence in the world that I'm gonna beat every one of you guys, but you know, hey, I know you guys have the confidence too. So it's gonna be yourself.

SPEAKER_03

Like, who are you gonna beat?

SPEAKER_00

Calm down. I mean, the break the bragging rights are gonna be oh dude, yeah, it's gonna be never ending.

SPEAKER_03

Oh, yeah.

SPEAKER_01

Especially if one of them, one of us, like especially especially when T when I gets beat by a Raiders, when he gets beat by Ashton Gente, yeah, Ash and Genty, he doesn't beat anybody.

SPEAKER_03

That's gonna be really nice. Like, that's why, like them and the Raiders, they don't beat anybody, so like they're not even a a factor of something I'm thinking about. Now, of course, next week we are going to be talking rankings. We're gonna start ranking our tiers, ranking the players, ranking the running backs, and we're probably gonna kick it off with the running backs because those are always the most entertaining and debatable topic. Because hey, Camp Scadabow is not gonna be that high up on that list, let me tell you, and he's definitely not gonna be above Trayvon Henderson. Let me tell you that one for sure. And of course, we're gonna be talking about the running backs, how you should be ranking them and looking at them when you look at the divisional aspect. They're of course bye weeks. Nobody really talks about the bye weeks, but the bye weeks are incredibly important, specifically in redraft, because you know what, we're gonna be discussing bye weeks and how we go about them in later episodes, specifically when we talk about redraft specific episodes. But of course, we're gonna be talking about the running backs, the wide receivers, and then of course the quarterback and tight ends in future episodes. But next week, you're not gonna mono wis, not going to want to miss the running back episode of when we rank out the tiers, the tier ones, the t twos, and the tier threes, and then of course the ones that you just want to let your opponents draft and take the bait on. But other than that, hey, I am Natter alongside Nico and Tip. Of course, as a second reminder, to follow the socials of our um sorry, our uh Twitter at of course fantasy football spaces. And uh anything else, guys, before we head on out.

SPEAKER_00

No, hope everyone had a great fourth of July. Thanks for tuning in, and we'll see y'all next week. There we go. All right, good luck, everybody.

SPEAKER_01

Wait a minute, get it, live it. Tin toes in when we stand in there on Bin is on my door, get the board.