6 MUST SELL DYNASTY ASSETS (B4 ITS TOO LATE!) - 2026 Dynasty Fantasy Football Trade Strategy

Added: 2026-05-31

[00:00:08]What is good? We're back from a long Memorial Day holiday.

[00:00:15]Great finish to the Indy500. It's that that's my that's my marker for Memorial Day. Always enjoyed the nostalgia of the Indy500 growing up in the Lehigh Valley around the Andredies. It was a big It was a big deal and and uh always a good marker for for the weekend. And so that's that's always the best part of Memorial Day weekend to me. And I watch no other racing any other time of the year. Uh but that was awesome finish. If you guys didn't see it, you should give it a goo. Um we're going to do some we're going to do some Dynasty Cells today. Um and this is always a uh touchandgo episode because, you know, once cells get slapped on uh the title, it's rage bait and it's this and it's that and it's look, it's none of that.

[00:00:56]It's basically like I don't think any of us well there may be a player or two of that we're just like out on and we dislike but for the most part it's all about what the cost is and whether that cost has become too high and like some of these players on this list I was probably in on and now I'm out on because the cost has flipped and I want to go a different way. So that's kind of how this works, right? And on the website we've got a cool little sales thing off the rankings and the crowdsource combination that kind of gives us a good idea of of where we're at there. tell us how many spots above consensus we are or below consensus. So that's a part of the way we structured this. But like I said, it's mostly about cost at this point and what else is around it that you would rather have.

[00:01:38]It's not that we hate the player or we don't like the player. So, you know, save the gas and the pearl clutching for something else. Actually, if you want to get mad, get mad in the comments. So, Chev Jeremiah, how we doing today? How was the long weekend? a unofficial start to the summer. Be right so you don't have to get right here with these cells.

[00:01:59]>> Chev, >> that extra day and all this extra time with my hands has left me to my own devices and now you're going to be victim of that.

[00:02:11]>> All right.

[00:02:13]Well, let's kick it off. We're each going to do two. We got about six cells here. This is a bit more of a list show, as you would call it. Um, and I'm gonna kick it off and I'm gonna go with Jackson Dart. And again, you know, this isn't somebody who I hate. Um, but right now in our ADP, um, Superflex Tight End Premium, we have him at 210. Um, in the crowdsource rankings, Superflex Tight End Premium, he's 25. And in PPR, he's 26. Um, and so my rank is now 12 spots lower on crowdsource tight end Premium.

[00:02:47]So that tells me he's kind of a cell from where I have players ranked around there and where the crowd source has him that says, "Hey, this is a cell." So that's kind of where the genesis of this came from, right? And if you're just looking because once you start talking about Superflex and you start talking about players around him, you can get in the vacuum of the well, he's a quarterback and these guys aren't. So that's, you know, some of the reason why he is up there. But just generalizing of like players that are around him right now that I would pretty much rather have. Now, some are a little higher where Burrow is a few spots higher than him, but he's really close. Like, the fact that Dart is that close to Herbert tells me that Bur or uh Burrow is very obtainable off of a dart, right? And you know, whether we're talking startup or existing, like to get up to Burrow, I don't think it's going to take me that much to do that off of Dart. And now I'm starting to that's that's this is the reason why I'm wanting to flip Dart a little bit because I there's guys like Burrow who I'm comfortable with, right?

[00:03:43]I know what it is. I'm comfortable with Herbert. He's at 20. So that's five spots higher in the crowd source rankings, right? So that's really close.

[00:03:51]Those margins shouldn't be that. It shouldn't cost me that much to go from somebody like a Jackson Dart to a Herbert. You have Mahomes below him at 29. Like we could say what we want about Mahomes. Maybe he never reaches back to the peak of where he was before, but I know what he is. He's basically the best quarterback in the damn league, right?

[00:04:12]Um, and sure there's going to be some ups and downs, but I know he's really good. He was very good for a lot of last year. Uh, and they were maybe the worst version of their offense we've seen in a minute, right? A lot of injuries, all all sorts of stuff or or maybe the last two years, but he's right below him. So, that tells me that that's right there.

[00:04:28]Jaylen Herz is below him. I would rather I I know so much more about those guys.

[00:04:34]And that's what this comes down to to me is like I don't hate Jackson Dart. I just saw him run around a bunch last year and you know I didn't he made some good throws. I'm not trying to take that away from him but like the fact that he's already up that high and I I have some concerns about just how he plays the game a little bit and seems to be very pushed back immediately when anybody says, "Hey man, how about we just take like a little bit of caution?

[00:04:57]We don't have to get crazy with it." But then he's a no. This is how I play the game. And it's like that's cool and that's great, but for dynasty purposes that could get me in a little bit of trouble. But when I have all these other quarterbacks that are kind of around that area and then guys that are even further below that you have like Taw and Brock and Knicks like once again I've seen all those guys function at a pretty high level. I could probably tear down from dart and get, you know, that plus.

[00:05:21]And then if you want to go further than that, we could do something like a shuck down dart to shuck and we could get a player in between there. Like you might be able like if you put it in our trade calculator, Omar Cooper doesn't push that needle too much further over the line. And that's getting Shuck who I think can put up dart-l like points uh with his legs, right? He's got the same kind of rushing upside. Chev, you and I have talked about this multiple times.

[00:05:46]This is like we kind of have this as like a dart light kind of situation. And by the way, I like the guy who's calling that offense a whole lot better than I I I feel good about where the Giants are going. And an ascending player in in a franchise that's being turned around is typically somewhere where I like to place chips, but Dart just doesn't make me feel as comfortable as I want to be for the price point that I'm paying for him. Does that make sense here?

[00:06:11]>> Yeah. You've laid the episode out beautifully. like this is giving players that could potentially give you some utility is what you're looking at like in terms of being able to move around a draft board either up or tier down and add to your team depending on what depending on what the state of your team is. That's really >> in Dynasty learning and navigating how to how to move around and have values on players that and just constantly like filling your roster with players that have value in moving up or down is how you remain a contender. You stay flexible. You're not caught or just waiting to age out or waiting for your team to actually hit and come to fruition. Like there's just a lot more that you can do. So you laid that out beautifully.

[00:06:59]>> Yeah. And real quick, Jeremiah, I know you probably want to jump in here, but like Lad Mcconkey would be the the person that I would lay out from this time last year. Like we loved him, then his price came up and we said, "Hey, he's probably a bit of a sell for us right now." And now we're very much back in on Lab Makunki. This is just playing the margins basically of how this of how this works. So I got a couple trades here and then we can move on. And Jeremiah, if you want to hop in here for a second. It it just stands to reason that when a player flies too close to the sun, they need to hit that max ceiling. And you're just pointing out astutely, not that you don't necessarily like that price point and where Dart can end up for the season, but you ought to tear down and portfolio down somewhat of Jackson Dart because you don't have early round two of to mid round two of a rookie draft. You don't have double digit startup value. We've now escalated all the way up so many rounds to where Dart will go in round two of a Superflex startup to where now it really has to pay off. The margin of error, the room for error is not nearly there as much.

[00:08:01]And to your point, all these other players who are listed below Jaylen Herz, you already know so much more about Jaylen Herz. You have the pedigree and the provability. You don't have it necessarily on the back of the statistics card for Jackson Dark.

[00:08:14]Granted, there were weeks where it's anywhere from 17 to 30 points. We know that. We saw that stretch. But it's worth investigating selling down, tearing down, and cashing out in certain spots because there is no guarantee. But what is guaranteed? You can get something right now from very little uh product based on the fact that he's now a secondyear player.

[00:08:37]>> Yeah. Yeah. And there's some other players like as far as uh if you just look at the crowd source rankings around him that you know if I was drafting I would probably click the button like the Tedaro McMillan's the Achans the Drake London's Hampton like I would rather click those buttons right now and and address with like a Brock in the next round instead of Dart and take those players and then address my quarterback situation. So, those are just like players going and I know it's a quarterback to other players, so it's, you know, it could be apples and oranges, but just looking at a few trades real quick.

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[00:11:02]Here's Jackson Dart and a 272 to basically go up to Burrow, right? That's fine with me. You know what I mean?

[00:11:10]That's the first trade in our trade database that just popped up when I type in Jackson Dart's name, >> right? Um, so, so that's, you know, let's do they're really close, right?

[00:11:19]And these, this is a shiny new toy. Um, and so, and he's exciting. I'm not say, like you said, Jeremiah, there's great there's stuff to be excited about. I just know more about it for playing paying this much for my quarterback there. Um, here's another example, and I don't know that I would, this is exactly what I would do here, but this is a trade that just happened. It's Jackson Dart and Wix for Shuck and Golden. Now, maybe you don't like Golden. Maybe maybe, like I said, maybe you could get a Cooper in there. Maybe you get a Ricky Pierce all in there or whomever you could get as like that kind of mid-tier other player to Hey, I think Shuck and Dart can score same fantasy points, right? Um, so I think there's a that's a tier down option and then there was a tier up option, the Burrow to to Dart or Dart to Shuck. And I think you can get something in between there that's that could be a really useful player um who can can help you out in kind of in some other spots here. Um, here's Dart and this is the 108 and a 28 second. Eh, you know, whatever. Um, this one here was kind of fun. It's Jackson Dart. It's a 271 and a 273 and it's M. Jones, Brock Perie, and Rashi Rice on the other side.

[00:12:25]So, while while that's not necessarily saying knocking it out of the park, you get both the Niners quarterbacks for one year. So you got you got a starter there and then to potentially next year you have two starters with the quarterback position and you're buying low on Rashi.

[00:12:40]Whether you like Rashi in that place or not, that's you don't have to have Rashi in the trade, but this is a trade that went down of just like some pivots kind of off of how I would go with Jackson Dart here.

[00:12:52]>> You are going to make a lot of people upset with that >> with that one. Yeah, that's fine. And again, you don't have to you don't have to like Rashi Rice as the player in there. his values just down or you would never have made that trade. You couldn't have got that trade done, I don't think.

[00:13:04]Right.

[00:13:05]>> Correct. No, no, no.

[00:13:08]>> I mean, if no legal troubles, Rashi Rice is ahead of Jackson Dart and ADP, >> right? Or very close or, you know, back to back. Um, so, and then, you know, here's another one that's Jackson Dart, a 27 first, a 283 for Jaden Daniels.

[00:13:24]Like if I can tear up, if I could add I would even I would add two firsts probably to Dart to get up to Dayton Daniels. That's probably too much.

[00:13:32]That's probably an overpay. And you could say, "Hey, well, Daniels has been injured, too." To me, it's different.

[00:13:36]Like one one guy I feel like is kind of has a reckless abandon feel, whereas Jaden Daniels feels like, "Yeah, maybe he's a little slight and maybe that's a problem, but it's not. It's been, you know, a couple of fluky ones there for him. Not necessarily I'm running into things um time after time." So, um, you know, anyway, there there's a couple of options for you. There was one here with Caleb Williams, but I think that's that's a bad trade in general. Um, it was too much on the other side. So, I've rambled on too much too long here, but just giving you some ideas and some options. Those aren't the exact trades, but like those are trades that really happened. So, it's not like I'm just making them up. And these are all guys who are around uh those players in ADP.

[00:14:17]So, um just some options there. Uh Jeremiah, why don't you tell us who your first sell is here?

[00:14:24]>> And he ease my cell. It is Kairen Williams, Rams running back. And the beauty is in this sell show on the sell side, you're you're bearish, but you're selling for the price point. So on the up cycle of when we're buying, we see almost sometimes we think limitless opportunity to go up. And sometimes you'll hear sell and think, oh, they're just going to tank all the way down to zero. But I'm trying to give you something that you can sell. And this is Kairen Williams. He's a mid RB2. He'll go around 56 turn in startups. In underdog, he's a mid RB2. So there's hype there in the immediiacy. So in the right now, there's some psychology to that. Turning 26, Kron Williams, three straight years, fantasy points per game has gone down from 21.3 to 17 to 15.5.

[00:15:13]259 rush attempts down from 316 rush attempts the year prior. Blake Cororm the direct handcuff initially two years ago 58 rush attempts up to 145 rush attempts. Seven fancy points per game across 17 games played for Blake Cororm.

[00:15:30]So there's a little bit of chipping and kneading away at the ceiling of Kairen Williams. And then Blake Cororm in the dynasty market. He'll go around the 910 turn. He's a mid RB3. He'll go round eight on underdog. So, there's some hype there. People love some Blake Cororm.

[00:15:46]Here's where it's an issue for me and I'd like to get out. Kairen's fumbles in the last three seasons from Stat Muse.

[00:15:53]Kairen is tied for the most fumbles in the last three seasons lost with seven total and 10 in entirety. And the fumbles are happening in tight games as well. But here's why you can still sell Kairen Williams, right? You've got something to work with. He's not just some bump. six in rushing yards last year, 1,252. Seventh in total touchdowns, he gets touchdown red zone equity with 13. 12th in targets with 50.

[00:16:18]So he's no slouch in the receiving game.

[00:16:21]Seventh in snap share, 69% first in EPA plus 39.4. You're selling to somebody else. This is what I'm offering. I'm offering you, 1100 to 13 rushing yards a season, double digit touchdown upside, 30-ish receptions, between 180 and 300 receiving yards, and he was the RB9 in 2025. You're chipping away at that.

[00:16:46]Maybe he's a backend RB1 or high upside RB2. I'm just sitting there thinking this is a good time to get out on Kairen Williams. So, you have something to sell. There's good things going on. I think it's worth investigating selling Kairen Williams in Dynasty.

[00:17:04]>> Yeah, thi this is um you know to me this is like I think if I have a productive good winning team I don't necessarily want to get out from some from Kiron I think I could run this again but generally it does you know I think this is a declining asset in the fantasy uh community's eyes. Chev, what's your thoughts on Kairen here?

[00:17:25]I'm firmly in the I love Kairen Williams camp. I was upset by this greatly, but I understand the the price point, but I just don't I don't I don't think that we're going to Blood Corum was a 30% snap share player. Kron Williams was, you know, around 70% of the snaps. He's the better pass protector. He's the I mean, he's the better pass catcher. So, I think I don't think we're I'm probably going to be in getaway, runaway, rightaway territory if he has a not great year this year, but we've only seen him be really good and it's a really good offense and he's 25 years old. So, it's going to be I'm going to be a little bit more, you know, hey, diamond hands instead of just backing off. But I can understand wanting to this is as this is probably as much as you're ever going to be able to get for.

[00:18:22]>> Yeah.

[00:18:23]>> Yeah. To me it's is the Chairen camp is there's been so many people this is Chase Brown for so you know people are just dying for him for the asset decline there except there's that way dying for that asset to decline and like well whoever is in there is going to take whatever it and which Blake Corin may come and get a little bit more than anybody's going to take from Chase Brown uh because I think there's a bit you know better talent in that RB room for Los Angeles. Um but >> uh I I I feel you. All this guy's done has been solid, but I I exact like exactly what you just said, Chev. I said it and and you know, that's kind of what you were leading off with is, hey, you can you can get out on this asset now before the the bottom really falls out on it.

[00:19:04]>> Yeah.

[00:19:04]>> Because if the committee really becomes more of a committee and the fumbles do become an issue and a trust issue deep in that red zone, that's where he the bread is buttered a lot for Kron Williams. If there's any dent in that, you're on the other side. You're not going to be able to get what you can get right now. So, it's just a thought.

[00:19:21]>> Yeah. No, I like it. Um, Chev, give me give me your first cell.

[00:19:29]>> It brings me great joy to do this one.

[00:19:31]Kyler Murray.

[00:19:33]So, I think I think it could go well. I mean, we've seen literally every other quarterback known to mankind do well >> except >> with Kevin O'Connell. Hey, don't I'm not going to do that today. We're only going to be we're only going to talk positively about why you should sell Kyler Murray. And I I think that it could go really well. He could hit it off with Justin Jefferson or just being able to throw passes that are catchable in Justin Jefferson's direction.

[00:20:05]That lifts the portfolio and profile of every single player in the offense. We could even get a resurrection of, you know, 10 yards per reception TJ Hawinson of yester year with Kurt Cousins. So, but I beyond this year, I don't think you can make a bet on Kirron Williams because of the fact I mean, Kyler Murray, not Kron Williams.

[00:20:27]>> Mhm.

[00:20:28]>> But I don't think you can make a bet on him because if they don't have team success, they're not going to sign him to a long-term deal. And you could be looking at the Russell Wilson arc of the Kyler Murray story where he's just kind of bouncing, getting one-year deals on a team, not really returning anything. And then at this point, you're only going to be able to get like mid seconds or thirds if he's the the nominal starter for a limited amount of time as a bridge guy. So, I think you could wait until he gets off to a hot start this season, assuming he does beat JJ McCarthy out, which we all assume, right?

[00:21:11]And then we get into four or five weeks in the season. He's playing real well.

[00:21:16]Hey, looks like, oh, we, you know, we can get maybe a late first for him. I got to get out at that point because I don't think that we're ever going to rebound from that. Like just think about where Russell Wilson's value was when he started with the Denver Broncos and then how quickly that plummeted by the next the the same time the next year, right?

[00:21:38]>> And then it just only declined. Like he got that deal that was a peak of his value and then it just only declined. I think we're on the same path with Kyler Murray. That's why I'm saying sell if he gets off to a hot start in 2026.

[00:21:52]>> Yeah. So, if you if you use the ffdynasty.com, you go to the master dashboard, you click sales, you sort by Chev, this has a hard cell next to Kyler Murray, and you're 23 spots um lower basically on the him than crowd the crowd source rankings are.

[00:22:08]>> Um, which me and Jeremiah are probably more probably in the like closer to the rank like hundreds 90ish 95 100 area.

[00:22:19]>> I got 104.

[00:22:20]>> Yeah. So, but with ours factored in, he's a slight sell. With Chevs by himself, he's a hard sell. He's on the list here. Um, so this is to me, um, you know, he got an opportunity. The the the the value has bounced back and it was not great and looking pretty ugly at the end of last season. So, I think this is a good opportunity. If you want to get out, you don't believe, you don't think, you've seen enough, you want to get out, I think this is a this is a good call to say, hey, we're we're back in like crowd source right now. He's at 91. Um, which is, you know, he was upward trajectory for a while. He's kind of tapered back down just a little bit, but kind of settled into a spot where, hey, if you want him, you're taking him in the seventh, eighth round of startups. Um, I'll check on the ADP right now. Um, but it's um, you know, he's at 711 right now on Superflex Tight end premium uh, on our on our ADP rankings. So, >> you know, >> what's that? I was going to say for like for I'd be okay with him as a QB like QB3 or a deaf piece like QB4 but I can't be if I'm any kind of contender he can't be my QB2 or if I'm just kind of like hoping that you know if I have Cam Ward as a QB2 I wouldn't want Kyler Murray as my QB3 because that means that if something happens to Kyler Murray like I just just lose a quarterback asset.

[00:23:45]>> So that's really frustrating. That's a really frustrating thing to do. I'm looking at a trade here. Cam Ward and a 20273 for Kyler Jordan James and a 2027 two. Like that's the type of move that I would be looking to make to move off K or Kyler Murray and get more secure with Cam Ward. And I like I can make a multi-year bet on Cam Ward not losing any more value than he has right now.

[00:24:11]>> Yeah. No, I'm I'm I could I I could understand it. I think it's definitely a lottery ticket. It could be nothing and it could be Oh, we we we're going even higher here.

[00:24:21]>> Yeah.

[00:24:22]>> So, uh >> it could be nothing. It could be Daniel Jones.

[00:24:25]>> Right.

[00:24:26]>> Yeah.

[00:24:26]>> Right. That's actually who I was thinking of. It's this reclamation project. And how long did you have to hold on to Daniel Jones until he became somebody who you could liquidate and pop value from? But not everybody is going to end up following and being Daniel Jones. So I think on your end chev you look at the bearish nature of how it could be Russell Wilson and we have to account for that like somebody who comes to mind right now is Brandon Iayuk a completely dead asset who if he were to get traded to a bullish scenario it could be the Patriots could be the commanders and then all of a sudden you're telling yourself this story and you almost have to just hey put whatever u device whatever thing you have that's getting you intoxicated down.

[00:25:07]>> Yeah. A and really just kind of take a look for a second and don't think of the most bullish scenario. Have a little bit of reason and to your point, who could you aim for in your league? Whoever has Justin Jefferson and then whoever believes that 18 to 24 fantasy points per game, Kyler Murray is still out there because hey, you're in a dome. You can sell any of that to them, go out and do that. That's where you find your trade partner. So, two destinations, somebody who believes in some of that old Kyler Murray and then of course the Justin Jefferson part pairing.

[00:25:41]>> Yeah. And I, you know, I would love to tear tear up with a player like Kyler Murray to another quarterback. I don't know if he's going to be a guy that you can do that with just because there is, you know, so unless you're loaded at quarterback, but somebody like a Cam Ward who you're not sure about, you might be able to still get up in there and get that position on. So, I like that. But he's also somebody who you could get like a like you could get maybe you could get M. Jones and another good player for or something like that with a Kyler Murray. You know, you could get a somebody who could you could use in any other position besides quarterback and get somebody who's down way down there right now like a like a like a Malik Willis used to be or like a you know like a M. Jones is now, right?

[00:26:18]Or you know, even if you wanted to pivot from um Kyler to a Malik Willis right now, you could probably do that, right?

[00:26:26]>> It's actually I'm literally staring at a trade in the trade database. Kyler Murray straight up for Malik Willis, >> right? So, there's there's some good options there. I don't I don't I don't hate that. I my only argument would be like I think this is the best situation he's been in. And if he wants to not if he wants to go make some more money and be good, I think he can. I don't know if he does. But I I don't know that he's been, you know, put in a great environment situation outside of maybe that rookie year with him and Cliff and then that got stale and then it's been ugly. But I I I think great conversation there. I think it's a good idea to explore going any which way you want to go there because you've you've rebounded. So that's cool with me. All right.

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[00:29:01]I know my first one, you know, I know I know was uh it'll probably hurt the heart of our our one Jeremiah here with my Jackson Dart because I know you you like him this year. And then I'm I'm going to go I'm hurting people today and that's not what I came out here to do.

[00:29:16]Um my second one I'm going to go with George Pickins. I know that's that's your guy, but this has also been me me and Big Co have been George Pickins guys for a very long time. This show has fought for George Pickkins tooth and nail. All right. And then we brought in Chev and Chev's been a big George Pickkins guy, so that's been awesome.

[00:29:34]Um, obviously was fantastic last year.

[00:29:36]He's wide receiver five and that's that's great. But like where you could get George, this is the same thing is like where I could get George Pickkins before and bet on him, I was all in on.

[00:29:46]And now he's to the point where he's going 308.

[00:29:49]Like that that to me is like there's there's once again it's not about the player and what his skill set is.

[00:29:56]It's uh it's that there is a little bit of a liability and it has nothing to do with anything off the field. It's [ __ ] on the field where you're like, "Bud, what are we doing here? Come on." And he's not tied anywhere longterm necessarily. So, we don't know exactly where this is going to go next. Um I think for this year, it's fine. You can hang. You don't have to sell him right now, but we're up at 308. That's that's really high for where George Pickkins is right now. Um wide receiver 14.

[00:30:26]uh crowd source rankings. He's got he's at 43 in Superflex tight end premium and 40 in Superflex PPR currently. My rank has him 16 below uh the crowd source ranking. So to me that's saying, hey, I'm lower on this guy than the public.

[00:30:41]So that's why he's made this list for me. Um he was up to 34 um and has since come down about a week he was at 34 from 40. So he was up even a little higher. But to me, uh, like there's a bunch of players around him.

[00:30:58]Um, as far as if we look at crowd source rankings, uh, we got Tate who Gospel George is right there. I would rather have him or it's just a clean slate.

[00:31:07]We're going into something new. Um, you know, I I don't know what how much I could get on top of Pickkins for somebody like Aroma Dunce, but I don't mind doing that. I like the ecosystem and I think he's a wide receiver one. I still love Bree. He's somebody who I could use Pickkins to go get. Um, you know, and then if we keep going down that list a little further, Kenny and Henderson, Kenny Walker and and Trayvon Henderson, like I could get stuff on top probably to to acquire those guys from where George Pickkins just is right now, right? And then on top of that, if you want to pivot up the pivot up players, like somebody who's down a little bit, Justin Jefferson, like the gap between Pickkins and Jefferson is the closest it's ever been. you know, what do I have to add to that? Do I have to add, you know, a 26 first? Do I have to add, you know, a second in like what do I have to add to pivot from George Pickkins whose value is at an all-time high to go get somebody whose values down a little bit, but I have a little bit more trust in year-over-year. Maybe Malik Neighbors is somebody like that you could do right now. Now, there's some gamble in that for sure. Um, but you know that that's kind of my pivot up scenario like where how I can go, you know, kind of up in that area to go try to get one of those guys whose values down. Justin Jefferson, you just mentioned him with Kyler. Um, you know, do you add, you know, like a late 27 first or, you know, a 26 first in there and try to go up from that point or do we pivot down and try to get, you know, what can I get for Bree or Kenny Walker or Henderson if I want to go running backs? um and kind of get off of George Pickkins a little bit and just get into something that I I don't feel longterm that I have to worry maybe as much about some volatility as far as when he changes teams or you know what's going on in between the ears in between the lines and so again awesome player. I think he's fantastic. We've caped for him for a long time. I think it's that just to me that the cost has just outweighed my what I want to how I feel about clicking the button and I just another part of determining this was we've done a ton of mocks and I don't think I've clicked his name one time in this that kind of tells me where my instincts and guts kind of lay on it is like I I you know I just I haven't been in the pick and sweep stakes where before he was always always being one of my clicks. So, um, Chev, I know if you know I don't want to harbor any ill will around here, so so if you need to say something, go ahead.

[00:33:44]We finally we we finally broke out of the the what if. Like Jeremiah said, move away from the device if you're, you know, if you're drunk with whatever you're drunk on.

[00:33:59]Um, I think with George Pickkins, we've we've gotten away from where where he was, the talent. We could all visually see that he was he was a very talented player. We never got the volume. Now, we've gotten we've gotten the ceiling outcome. Could he go higher?

[00:34:21]Maybe. Maybe. Like, he's wide receiver five. Could he be the wide receiver one overall? What else are you looking for in terms of production but for him to do it again?

[00:34:32]>> And there's just no way right now until he has a multi-year contract with lots of guaranteed money and the team says, "Hey man, I'm done dating you. I'm ready to marry you. We can't make bets on George Pickkins because you've gotten the outcome that you want and you need someone that believes that just blindly believes in the talent with no and like I would love to be that person but I have to give I have to be I have to look at I have to take my love for George Piggin out of the like off the table and say all right as an elite like as a dynasty asset where is he is he in the Malik neighbors tier of like hey I got two more years to bet on him being tied to the team and Jackson Dart.

[00:35:17]No, but he's still young enough to where you can capitalize on this for way more than you could at this point last year where we were wondering if we were going to get the Garrett Wilson where it's just, hey, here's a quarterback. Here's volume. Do your worst. And he was incredible. So, yeah, I understand getting out. It just sucks because I want to be I I want to be in on the talent, but I don't have any sort of indication that his situation couldn't be drastically different. Or he could Brandon Iukas.

[00:35:48]>> Sure, he could be driving 95 past the team facility with a ice cream cone melting in his hand.

[00:35:55]>> That's such a crazy thing to say out loud, man.

[00:35:58]>> But that's real.

[00:36:01]That is uh I would rather have some I'd rather slap box with Ed Edward Scissor Hands than just have people saying stuff like that about me or be doing stuff like that in general.

[00:36:12]>> Yeah, that's crazy.

[00:36:13]>> Well, George Figgins may slap box Edward Scissor Hands if he were on the football field. And I think that's what gets us here is that issue. And for me, I I I take it on, okay, are you going to play scared or are you going to play aggressive? And with Rashi Rice and George Pickkins, I I have Pickkins wide receiver 10 overall and then Rashi Rice, I have him wide receiver 16. I take the off field as more of an issue with what I'm going to be a little bit more hesitant. I've got Rashi Rice where he can't really hurt me.

[00:36:46]>> But George Pickkins at 10 overall, he can hurt me to a degree in those rankings. So where you're talking, Casey, the nice thing about what you laid out is these are all good players.

[00:36:57]the Justin Jefferson Hall of Fame trajectory. We have no concerns about him. That pick, that trade that you laid out, perfect. Do that. Trading off and doing a pick differential with Bree Hall or Kenneth Walker all in ballpark. Very wise and astute. So everything you laid out is a good scenario for a sell from George Pickkins because it's not like you're selling him for peanuts for nothing where if he were to slap box Edward Scissor Hands on the field, you'd lose all the value. We're doing this before that slap boxing on the field and you're getting some value squeezed out. So not a bad opportunity to play. So it's a sell, but it's funny enough you're you're acknowledging we're acknowledging here the market is there for George Pickkins. He is highly ranked. So now squeeze the toothpaste out here versus prior to the season he had last year when he was Pittsburgh Steelers George Pickkins. We were not talking about this trajectory at all. These ballpark of players, you've teared up in life. So you know what? Cash out. So it's kind of funny. you have the trajectory of Jackson Dart Casey where it's he just hasn't done it long enough and you have more proven products out there and then with Pickkins he's proven it but there's volatility because of what's between the ears. So right >> I like the angle that you've taken on both of these players.

[00:38:16]>> Yeah. Well, thank you.

[00:38:18]>> Nice nice comments from from from the gang here.

[00:38:21]>> It wasn't all bad.

[00:38:22]>> Um >> it hurt. I didn't I I know. I'm sorry.

[00:38:27]I'm sorry. Um, all right, Chev. Give me your second player here.

[00:38:33]>> Uh, it's going to be DJ Moore.

[00:38:36]And I think we might have gotten the dead cap bounce with DJ Moore's value with the trade to Buffalo. And I mean, we saw we we saw it not work with Keon Coleman. We saw it not work when they traded for Amari Cooper. It's just a Joe Brady thing. They don't they don't scheme their ex-wide receiver open. Now DJ Moore could be kind of the gadget guy, but we're coming off career lows and yards per route run and just overall efficiency in terms of yards per reception. So, I I don't like this role for any wide receiver, but also they just have a bunch of dudes doing a Spider-Man meme in a circle in their wide receiver room outside of Keon Coleman who's like over there in his puffer coat eating cookies and stuff.

[00:39:27]So, I just don't have any way to create a He's a wide receiver 35 right now. And I feel like that's like that's what we're looking at as potentially unless we get an outlier outcome, that's probably as high as he's going to finish just based on volume unless we get an outlier touchdown season or he's just awesome and and what we've seen was just the wool pulled over our eyes for the last two years. He breaks back out at age 29 and has a you know Swanong incredible Brandon Lloyd style season.

[00:40:01]So, >> I don't think that's going to happen.

[00:40:04]So, I'm trying to get out of the DJ Moore business because it's a terrible environment. I think they can move on for pennies on the dollar to what they owe him um this p this coming season and he'll be 30 years old and I don't like the Buffalo just the Buffalo passing environment. So, I'm trying to sell because that's people want to be in that into that business and I need to get out as quickly as possible.

[00:40:31]Yeah, he's you and I chev have talked about the Buffalo passing situation and how we didn't love it and there's usually some push back from some people which you know whatever this is fantasy football it's and based off of real football and it's it's silly and nobody really knows. We're all taking educated guess and trying to put context and judging off of situations and what's new, what's old, but Brady has not given me any indication that they're willing to to give it to one guy uh consistently, right? And and you've, you know, Shakir has a role in that offense.

[00:41:04]You add Skyler Bell, who I you know, I think is a good player. Concaid is somebody who we think can be somebody who could be the leader in the clubhouse and kind of targets overall over a season if he could stay healthy. But this could be one where we look back and go, "Damn, DJ Moore was a league winner this year." But I I I I find it harder to paint that picture um than not, which is why him being on this list. And again, somebody who I haven't clicked a button on on any of these mocks one time, so I can't say that I'm I could fight you super hard on this. Like I think DJ Moore is a good player and I think DJ Moore fits into what Buffalo wants to do really well, but that doesn't mean that he's going to be some crazy 33% target share earner where you're like, "Oh my god, you know, it's DJ Moore and he just crushes." Now, maybe Josh Allen is just like, "Hey, this is I got a number one again. I haven't had him in a while. He's my number one and we're going to hammer it and and we're all looking like a bunch of idiots right now." But like you said, getting older, the the problem is is you know what what what is the exit point that that you would be willing to to take on DJ Moore? Is it is it like >> any second? Like you know if you can flip for like Antonio Williams of the world, which I know is not your your favorite guy, but you like the situation.

[00:42:18]>> I would I would,000% do that.

[00:42:21]>> Yeah. Right. I love the I enjoy I'm way more bullish on the situation in Washington than anything that I could come up with for I'm pretty sure right now I would take I'd take Antonio Williams over any Bills pass catcher outside of maybe Dalton Concincaid.

[00:42:44]Okay. Khalil Shakir. Khil Shakir.

[00:42:48]>> You got any thoughts on this before we move on? Um >> yay. if you asking me. Um, yeah, it's with DJ Moore with the Bears, how far DJ Moore has come, how much he was buried on the depth chart to where we have gotten this, it it it buoys the opportunity.

[00:43:06]Chev really hit the nail on the head because he's hitting on the fact that you're getting an opportunity, which could be a dead cap bounce here, of value, of trade liquidity, where DJ Moore was stuck on your rosters and post Bill's move. Now you can sell them. Now there's a liquid market. And as bearish as Chev is, there are enough people who are hyped and bullish on DJ Moore to where you can find yourself a deal and able to get out of the DJ Moore business.

[00:43:35]Yeah, we're looking at um ADP here for Superflex and Premium uh for the month of May or this is post, you know. Yeah, the month of May. Um DJ Moore's coming in at 810. So there's still like there's there's Omar Cooper's behind him. Um Denzel Boston is behind him. Um let's see here.

[00:43:56]You know, but th those are kind of late round firsts sometimes get pushed into the second round, early second round players that you're talking about. And in startups like the guys like Skyler Bell and and Antonio Williams get pushed really far down right now. Um so I don't think you can necessarily equate that.

[00:44:12]But just to like you know Jaden Higgins is at 1011 and Moore is at 810. Like if I could pivot off of DJ Moore and go to somebody like Higgins and get some something on top of it, I think I would be okay with that. And now maybe this year it looks dumb, but then he'll be 31 and Higgins could be maturing into a great role as a wide receiver B that eventually maybe takes over for Nico in that offense, >> right? Um so while that you know sometimes trades can look dumb year one and you made him on the idea of we're playing Dynasty.

[00:44:46]it's not reddraft. So like if you look at the long term and say, "Hey, I think this is an ascending asset. I think this guy could be good and as a descending asset, kind of like you were saying with Kiran, um, every player reaches that point." And, you know, next year because of age of loan, DJ Moore, regardless of what he does, is going to be less valuable. Now, that doesn't mean it's not the end- all beall. Value isn't the end- all beall, and you get to a certain point, points in your lineup become a bigger factor.

[00:45:13]>> Um, but you know, Denzel Boston's at 115. If I could trade DJ Moore for Denzel Boston, I'll do that. That's fine with me. You know what I mean?

[00:45:21]>> Yeah.

[00:45:21]>> So, >> and you're hitting on the fact that you can make this move now, which on the other side, you know, we have to understand as bullish as we want to be, there's fear street element where you need to be bearish and account for, hey, now might be a good time to be able to get out.

[00:45:36]>> Yeah. I mean, I'm looking at one right now on the screen that's, you know, DJ Moore and and 110 and a 302. That's ridiculous. Yeah, I I can't smash. I would choke slam my phone with my thumb to smash accept on that trade.

[00:45:52]>> And you couldn't get that three months ago.

[00:45:55]>> Here's 204 and 205, >> right?

[00:45:58]>> Yeah.

[00:45:59]>> Well, I mean, like in the, you know, looking at our wide receiver ADP, he's two spots ahead of Wondo Robinson and Parker Washington.

[00:46:10]Those are two guys that I could find way more value. I could extract way more value out of. So, it's just this idea of this his movement is exactly what you're looking for for a player like this to where if you're not in a championship window and even then I'd still rather take a gamble on what Parker Washington could do for my for my lineup if he's a real thing as opposed to what I think about DJ Moore is going to do because I just don't see I don't see him going out and crushing and being a world beater this year whereas Parker for Washington. I feel like if if more of what is true week 16 and 18 is true for him, then he gives me more and represents a more a higher value ceiling than DJ Moore does if he smashes for >> Yeah. And I think this is um this this then goes, you know, DJ Mo I'll be I'd rather be wrong on DJ Moore now and then in November be like hey DJ Moore is smashing and somebody like now it's not going to be every league of course cuz but somebody's going to be holding the bag on DJ Moore and have a mediocre to bad team and want to get out and maybe I got to pay a little bit extra for DJ Moore to help me win a championship because now I have seen that they're willing to make him the focal point of that offense and I'll buy back in. Uh, but you know, not saying that to sell and then buy, but what I'm saying is is like I would rather be buying DJ more late in the season because I can see that he's their guy than rolling the dice on that right now.

[00:47:40]>> Right.

[00:47:41]>> You know, >> so anyway, all right, bring us home, uh, Jeremiah, with your last player.

[00:47:46]>> Hey, again, trying to give you something to sell, but a player we want to be a year ahead on early turning 31 this season is commanders Terry McLaren, wide receiver, a dynasty market. He'll go right around eight as a wide receiver three in underdog. He goes at the four or five turn. So there's a discrepancy of real time what people like Terry McLaren for the proper 2026 season and what's happening in Dynasty. Um offensive coordinator David Blau, he has a mandate. He wants 10 targets a game for Terry McLaren. And McLaren has talked about Blau. He says, quote, "He told me that way back in February about the 10 target mandate. We have a really good relationship and he's been a man of his word. My job is to prove that every day in workouts by being a leader, being dependable, and making plays. That's all I've been asking for." So, here's something else that you can sell for Terry McLaren 2024 because 2025 is out the window because of things he really couldn't control with Jaden Daniels.

[00:48:47]wide receiver seven, seventh in deep targets, seventh in air yards over 1500, second in total touchdowns for receivers receivers at their team, a thousand receiving yards, ranked 12th, actually closer to 1100, seventh in EPA, ninth in fantasy points per game. So essentially, you have an opportunity with Terry McLaren to get out of the business because there's somebody in your league who wants to win now and have a chance to get out and there's two in the calculator that I pulled up. Terry McLaren. Ironically, it's for these Browns receivers. Terry McLuren and a 27 round four pick over for Casey Conception. And it's it's a fair trade.

[00:49:28]It's in the fair trade box in our premium trade calculator. And then one for one, straight up, Terry McLaren for Denzel Boston. It actually slightly favors the Denzel Boston side, but they're close enough because right now in circuit, who do you want it to win immediately in 2026? Terry McLaren or Denzel Boston? What's going to jump out at you more? It's going to be Terry McLaren. That's going to get people going and you have an opportunity to make a trade for Denzel Boston value-wise. So, those are two routes that I would go to sell off. And then you have Dvonte Adams and Mike Evans who are going half a round to a full round later than Terry McLuren. I think you can take that opportunity as well to take a different player in that round than Terry McLaren for scaffold of your build and then later end up with Dvonte Adams or Mike Evans because I think people think there's a lot more insolarity for and I don't know if that's a word I just made up for Terry McLuren than Mike Evans and uh Devonte Adams but I kind of think they're more neck andneck than we want to believe.

[00:50:38]Yeah, I mean, Chev, you you were you were kind of talking about maybe having Devonte Adams on the list and and you mentioned DJ Moore and then you mentioned Terry McLaren and I think it's, you know, buying older receivers while in season or or out of season is going to be the cheapest time to acquire them and I can understand that to a point, but like for me, I want to be in season to acquire these players because I want to know where I'm at. I don't want to just be throwing stuff at the wall. Um, for these older wide receivers or older like and in startups, I don't click that button a whole lot as far as dynasty goes like Terry or or Mike Evans depending on how my build went. If I'm like if I'm pretty young up there and I want to anchor that that spot down and I feel like I've got a good mix of win now and and value long term, I might click the button on Terry or or Mike a little later. I don't mind that and I I feel good about both of those guys this year probably having borderline wide receiver one seasons, right? Um that's that's not what we're what we're saying, right?

[00:51:36]It's it's hey, Terry's still going in the ninth round right now in our ADP. Um so if you could get out and and sell, you know, hey, if you got a great championship contending team, you ride it out and you it's I'll die with value on my team at that point. That's all right because guess what? At the end of the day, I'm cashing a $1,500 check. So that's fine. I'm okay with that. You know what I mean? But you know, in any other scenario, you're hunting to find how can I get out of this and what are the things to get out of this to continue to put value back on my team instead of wasting it. So that's ter that's the beauty of a guy like Terry McLaren is because there's a very clear direction that you can go. There's only one direction at this point. Is he still really good at football? Yes. Yes.

[00:52:26]Is he going to outperform a guy like Jaden Higgins? Yes. But, you know, that's a one-year bet. Or if something happens and Jaden Higgins explodes this year, then now there's he's far surpassed him in value and he's in a range that they'll never be in together again. So, I like being able to get to a younger player or getting in season knowing, hey, I just I got to give up a second and a third or something like that or two seconds to get Terry McLaren in week six because my this team that I thought was further off, you know, we're second and, you know, we're first in points and we're 4-0 and like I could start to see that this team's going to take, you know, I I need to fortify something and it's going to be wide receiver production. He's a great guy to go get.

[00:53:20]>> Yeah, absolutely. All right, anybody got anything else before we wrap this one up wrap it up. Hey, those are the cells.

[00:53:30]Appreciate you for tuning in. Um, get excited in the comments if you want. uh we we tried to explain it all out of house and wise and and you know you're going to disagree but that's why the this this market works because there's always a faction of people who disagree which creates a trade market. Um so instead of getting pissy uh just understand that. So all right we'll catch you next week. Be sure to like, subscribe, comment below if you listen on the podcast review. Check out the fdynasty.com.

[00:53:59]Uh lots of great stuff being added over there. We should have roster reviews by June 1st um or somewhere around in there. So, lot of exciting stuff. And then pretty soon reddraft uh swipes will be added, you know, sometime June, July.

[00:54:12]Um so until then, Chev Jeremiah Casey Fantasy Power Thrpple FFD, we'll see you later. Peace.