Alright guys, we are back here. We are on the clock.
Truly on the clock here in the 10th round, we did end up
grabbing Garrett Wilson in The Ninth round there.
Ended up being a bit of a run there.
We weren't able after we selected Devin single Terry
trailing Burke's win, Sky more win and so before we kind of get
into our 10th round selection guys let's at least just touch
on the Garrett Wilson pick here I feel like we were in pretty
unanimous agreement that we felt.
There was a tear break with these kind of rookies after
Burks sky and Wilson to the point.
He was a pretty easy selection for us.
Yeah. And we talked I think when we
took Devon to the he this was a type of receiver that we wanted
to add to the build. After devaugntah who kind of
adds a little bit more of a floor.
This is more of a big big, you know, high ceiling low-floor big
swing. This is a really nice pocket of
rookie receivers and drafts. I was just talking about.
It was Sean and stealing bananas on a recording today.
I'm going to come out but on some episode but in this, this
Just like feels like a key. I'm really glad we got one of
them. Yeah, I think we knew when we
took Singletary that that would risk, not getting Berks and Sky
more, but I still feel like Singletary was just such an easy
pick. Their, let's get off to a fast
start. Yeah, I'm just a really good
value in the late mid to late 8th, but knowing you have that
Garrett. Wilson backstop makes a lot
easier to pass on Burks and more.
I mean Wilson was the 10th pick in the draft, it's an early
declare get a breakout season. He was playing alongside Chris
olave. Obviously, how to draft it as
well, and Chris Hill Ave went one pick.
After them Wilson was far more productive than a Lobby last
year. They were the same age, but
Wilson was a year younger in school which matters and also
they have this guy Jackson Smith and Jake but Ohio state who's
going to be a superstar and you know Wilson was was more
productive than him. So yeah.
I'm a I'm pretty excited about Wilson.
I feel like getting the discount on him is really nice like he I
guess I don't understand why the Gap is so wide between him and
more, and I think it'll it'll close substantially by the time
we get into, you know, post training, camp period, so I
think it's nice to get him at this price and yet kind of gives
us that home run swing, it wide receiver because we talked about
with this run of running backs coming off, it's like all right.
Well we're shot whites probably not coming back.
Back. So do we go ahead and you know I
was like I'll half-heartedly make an argument that we just
grabbed them here because he's probably coming back.
Gives us some really nice contingent value.
Great 40 running I build but I didn't even really believe in
the argue. Make it sound like we need that
home run swing, it wide receiver, and Gary Wilson just
so perfect for that. Yeah.
And the other name that's in the mix here and we're obviously
going to talk about him on the clock.
Here is Chase Claypool. And I'll just say, I don't even
know if we could safely do a 2 V.
You ever shot white Chase Claypool verse, you know,
Garrett, Wilson, and what other running back?
We would consider here because I think Chase Claypool probably
goes if Rashad white, doesn't you know what I mean?
Like this drafter here who took him?
I think he definitely could have used another wide receiver and I
know claypool's near the top of kind of the ATP Q as well.
So I don't even know if if that would have shaken out for us.
And here, do you guys agree? I do.
And if If Wilson had gone. I think I would have argued for
Claypool with our last pick. So I think I would have been
Claypool over white, you know, if we didn't have a chance to
take Wilson in the night, so it's very tough to do to be
together. We take white over, both Wilson
and Claypool because I don't think we would have But and I
guess just to put a bow on the Wilson thing.
It is crazy. He does seem Miss price to me.
We were even just talking about it in an underdog draft where he
has his atp's like 110. And it's it's well after a law
of a well after Burks and Sky more, I don't really get it.
I mentioned in our disk or chat, my only thesis for why this is
happening is that the market is super, super excited.
About Elijah more. And I get it, like he checks
every box that we like as far as a second-year breakout wide
receiver who has good college And who shows efficiency in your
one like he, he passes that sniff test as a breakout
candidate but like, I just don't think those things have to be
mutually exclusive. And like you said, gear Wilson
might just be fucking really good.
Like this could be you mentioned the Jackson and how do you say
his name in big bow? I mean, it kind of feels, it
feels a little bit like the, you know, the Jamar Chase Justin
Jefferson thing where it's like these are too just like
incredible guys, that crushed in college, and we're also like
pulling targets away from each other to.
So I don't know. Like I don't think I want to be
taking stabs on these guys just knowing that the upside
scenarios for them is so big and I really think Eric Wilson is
grossly mispriced in all formats right now, for sure.
Yeah, yeah, I mean I think we talked about that in the last
episode 2 but it's a no I guess it's talked about it with Leone
on the AFC East pot maybe but yeah I mean at said probably was
shot a little bit so I mean I think Talked about this with
everyone agrees. Like this is it doesn't make any
sense, right? Like it doesn't make any sense.
I don't let go push back. Let's talk about our situation.
Here, we mentioned Claypool who's clearly in the next.
Like Pat said, I think knowing we've really wanted another wide
receiver with major upside with one of these selections he would
have been in the conversation with us at pick in the ninth
round. And now we're at a really
interesting juncture because a lot of people will look at this
board and be like, you guys are thinking about it running.
Back, right? Like you clearly need to add a
second running back and yet what we're actually debating are a
couple of wide receivers here. We mentioned Chase Claypool
Gretsch. Why don't I give you kind of the
floor first about why? Chase Claypool might not be the
selection you'd like to see you later.
I'm not I'm actually not thinking in terms of two wide
receivers here. So I'm thinking you mostly in
terms of your comments a while back either in our chatter on
one of the many soaps that it would be really great to Three
running backs in this pocket was Singletary.
And now we're looking at a group of running backs that are
available here that we really like and what kind of sitting
them all. But there's a there's a about,
like, eight still, I think or six still.
They're going to come up. That I don't think we'll get
back to our 12th pick. And so there's this element
where potentially taking them in both 10 and 11 is great.
Rondell more is the other receiver that we had talked a
little bit about adding to this build with Kyler Marquis as are,
you know, to build out the double stack for Arizona.
And so my thought it was you take a run, one of these running
backs here and Ken Walker's gone, as you pull this up on.
Ya people watching my video, but there's is that the ATP.
Why is it Rex Burkhead so high. It's so weird.
It's like, why? What's going on?
It's like, Isaiah Spiller, Kenny gain.
Well, there's several more. I don't want to necessarily need
them all Michael Carter. I think is really interesting.
I don't know if we Talked about him together tearing Davis
price. We talked about there's like I
like Carter. Yeah, yeah.
But my thought was we take a running back here and then we
can still consider taking, you know, I mean, I don't think
Claypool makes it back to us at all, but consider taking Rondell
if we do still like a receiver and I was saying, I kind of feel
like I might like Rondell straight up over Claypool at the
same time. I'm not pushing on that too hard
because I think both you guys were pretty excited about clay.
Cool. And he is a really good ATP
value right now. Do you think it's interesting
that his teammate? Pat fryer move is a little bit
higher a teepee. P.
Could be our Titan to hear. Those are the top two in the in
the queue on ffp. See fryer Muth and then
Claypool. Yeah.
And I actually like Frank is a little more than capable to.
I don't know what my issue is with Playboy.
I can't really articulate. Those kind of talking about
threw it in the chat but basically like they haven't
given him a full role for two years even though he's been
good. I mean it's kind of like I just
think Tomlin seems to hate him but Pat made some great points
like you know, Ben Definitely not good for Chase.
Click will last year, like, there's the play that I
remembered. I was trying to find the tweet.
I remember either screenshot or a video, I tweeted or quote
tweet or something. There's a player claypool's
running. Basically, a vertical route,
stopped turned around, and drove back toward the line of
scrimmage to try to get to a past.
It was so underthrown. You the kind of thing.
You just don't see in the NFL. There was a lot of that
obviously, with been just getting a guy, a quarterback,
with a competent NFL arm. I mean, I don't think that's
true. Christian, can you pick it in
your life? World on fire but somebody who
could throw the ball 20 yards down.
The field literally might be all Chase.
Claypool needs to have a bounce back.
Yeah I'm more concerned about the fact that they haven't given
the big routes and I think the Pickens thing has been more of a
concern in my head for Claypool then then Deonte but there's a
certain point right where he's worth the BET and that's the
thing like I have right now if you're watching on video just
the wide receivers available and it does Is feel like, you know
not that this has to be the end. All be all but like looking at
wide receivers that could legitimately finish as a top 15
wide receiver this year in to me I just see us a massive Cliff
after Claypool as far as like the players here Boyd Watson
Gallop Rondell Jahan Dotson, Patrick Landry Etc that could
reasonably finish as a top 50 wide receiver and I feel like
Claypool has that potential. Yeah, I think I'd be more
interested in the Rondell pivot. If he had a realistic chance of
coming back to us in the 12th because then we could kind of
have our cake and eat it too of getting two of these running
backs in this pocket, we just had this side of the board, go
super running back, heavy on the last turn, maybe they're
satiated. Maybe they're not going to eat
up all these running backs but the other side of the board
might so it wasn't a very running.
The heavy side of the board this last time around so they might
go back to the well running back, might be tough for us in
the 12th round but Rondell according to the FPC Command
Center on has a 23% chance of getting back to us in the 12th.
So we can't really plan around that.
I'd be a lot more open to it. If if you look like you know, 60
70 % chance of getting back in the 12th because then we could
go to here still get a wide receiver.
I think most likely we're looking at either Claypool a
running back or running back and Rondell And some me, I thinking
we're probably looking at it, unless I guess if there's a
running back that you guys feel very strongly about compared to
the rest of the group, that would be one of the big
advantages of taking Rondell. I don't, I don't really have a
guy here, then I'm pounding the table for it running back.
I mean, what if it was available, why wouldn't you be
open to a running back running back?
Oh, okay. I would be open running back
running back. But then that's sort of my
Planet wouldn't get like if running backs went heavy.
I didn't feel like Rhonda was much different than Claypool,
that's what I was kind of trying to say, but I feel like we
should still potentially be going running back.
Running back in this pocket as the plan.
A that's really where I'm coming from and I'm willing to I'm
willing to talk that through. I think to what would make me
feel more comfortable about running back running back.
Here is to identify a couple late targets that we would feel
comfortable rostering and holding for, I don't know, at
least five or six. Weeks in the season.
You know, we're at we're at six wide receivers right now.
I mean, who are the targets for you?
Guys say we do go running back running back here which I'm open
to. I do think that leaves us with
at least one maybe two more wide receiver selections if we don't
get an elite guy here, who we consider Ali?
Who are? You know, if we kind of reverse
engineer our in-game who are the guys that you'd be interested in
here. I mean, that's not fair because
they all suck. That's kind of my point, right?
The leading question, isn't it? It's a great point.
It's okay. Point taken Pete.
All right. Bye Claypool.
No but like I cuz I can get excited about some of these
rookies I think we mentioned them on a previous one.
We mentioned Fuller we mentioned Pickens wand all a so like I
mean open to that Fuller and Julio one Dale KJ Hammer Pickins
Of those guys are. I think, you know, worth taking
stabs at, but we are only at six receivers again.
I'm not, I'm not pushing hard here.
Well, you hang on. That's what's awesome.
Okay, good. No, no, go ahead because I was
going to shift it to, I was going to shift it to talking
about running back, so, but did you have anything about wide
receiver targets down the road? No, I was going to shift it
towards towards Claypool, talk. So, let's get in the running
backs, worse. Well, so, yeah, so I do agree
with Gretchen has premise here that like, we are.
Are so we're picking in the 10th round and then we're going to
come back on the rap in the 11th.
And then when it comes back to us in the 12th, I really think I
have the command center up here and I see Khalil Herbert who's
one of my kind of preferred targets.
I really think Khalil Herbert and everyone above him.
Here is going to be gone by the time we come back in the 12th.
So then you're looking at the James Robinson, mckissick Marlon
Mac like this is a tier break, we feel on Underdog as well.
And so, to me, then that question really comes to
Gretchen's point. Ain't I do think we can get two
of these guys above him. You know, Pierce, hind Spiller.
Carter Henderson gain, will TDP, Algeria, and Herber.
Do we want to lock up two of those guys?
Or are we comfortable with some of these other ones?
We're going to have to be comfortable with some of these
other ones because we're going to take them, but I just mean,
do we want to from this grouping?
Yeah, I mean so yeah why I was thinking about is like we pick
our favorite. I think, we all really like
Darrell Henderson like say we decide that's our favorite out
of this whole group. We take Darrell Henderson.
And then on the way back, we're like, okay, we're open to a few
of these guys might go Spiller Carter game, welp Davis price.
This, like, young tear that we really, like, I even kind of a
for algae or and Herbert who I think you're right to include.
But maybe are just a half step behind that other group.
Yeah. And then we get one of one of
the young ones coming back as well, right?
And so it's like okay, that's a Now we have Singletary,
Henderson and a youth player with some upside, you know, some
unknown upside but I don't know. I mean I your other your other
argument about claypool's like top 15 potential versus all the
other receivers after rooms hit me as well, like that wide
receiver list like kind of Boyd, I love, but I mean, he's Triple
Sec what happened? I'm saying, I love it, but I
don't think he has stopped right, right.
You got to make that case necessarily even with one of the
other guys going down. I don't think Tyler, boy,
finishes top 15 and thinking properties in both to go down.
So it is, it is crazy. Like if we pull back because I'm
sure there and I'll just I'll just read off the team for the
people who are a little disoriented right now.
So we have Kyler Maria quarterback, we have one running
back Tevin Singletary. We have Kyle pits at tight end
and then we have these 6 wide receivers tomorrow.
Chase T, Higgins. Marquis Brown, Rashad Bateman,
Devante Smith Garrett Wilson. Look, we get it.
We know a lot of you are like, hey, you guys are jacked up at
wide receiver, you're good, but like, as, as Sean off and says
about FPC, FPC is a 4 wide receiver format whether people
want to come to grips with that or not.
And right now we have six wide receivers and when you talk
about Buys in injuries, we're not just being wrong.
We were wrong about someone we took.
Yeah, I mean, this our depth at wide receiver evaporates so
quickly and our goal. Isn't to fill four spots.
It is too, fucking Pummel people at four spots and to me
Claypool, is this tier break of someone?
We can Pummel our opponents with.
It's also someone that we can kind of punish the room for
letting us have because like the room saying to us, you're done
at wide receiver. You need to, you need to get
your running backs now. And, you know, you look back at
like the guys who just like clay befall to us, to me, I'm looking
at their teams, I'm like shit. Taken Claypool, should have
taken claypole. Should have taken Claypool, so
they didn't I think we should he what Claypool is done in his two
years with Ben Roethlisberger is like super impressive.
To me one point, 90 yards per hour run as a rookie 1.67 last
year, which was a letdown but, you know, I think you could
really benefit from the upgrade at quarterback.
It's probably gonna be an upgrade for him.
Even if you know, maybe the office is a whole isn't like a
huge upgrade. But the other thing that's
interesting to me with Claypool, is he He led the Steelers last
year in yards per hour on from the slot.
Had one point 75 yards per hour from the slot.
Deante Johnson only 1.07 Rave MacLeod was next 027 Juju was at
0.76. We're all these excuses for Juju
about you know, Ben was so bad for him and he's gonna have this
bounce back here. Claypool was actually good house
lot with with been you know, 1.75 very solid.
So I think like if he ends up playing in the slot is a bigger
part of his role this year which they're talking about him doing
and he's played 20% of his his career snap so far this lot.
So it wouldn't be like a totally new thing.
I think that could maybe make him a little bit more consistent
than we think of him as and he won't be quite so big play,
touchdown dependent but that's still going to be in the mix for
him, given his size, given his athleticism, given some of the
goal line stuff we saw times. So I think just the path, Him
being like a plug-and-play starter for us.
Compared to guys that I like later, you know, I like Josh
Palmer later, right. But like, he needs an injury to
be a plug-and-play starter and kind of on and on down the list.
Like even will Fuller, you know, unless he's signed somewhere
awesome tougher path to just like us locking him in kind of
no-brainer ranked as a top 15 wide receiver every week I think
Claypool has that path. It's not the most likely path
but that's also why he's available in the 10th round.
Yeah, see I still think I mean I agree with you guys and I think
he has that path. I think it's like quite a bit
less likely, I think than you guys do but I do think it's
there. I he's shown a lot of talent so
far, I still think Deonte is the clear Target Hagen the offense,
and then Pickens Edition and Firearm within your to is like
almost squeezes Claypool out in a way that maybe should be
getting talked about more than it is, especially since he can't
even earn a full time. Role you know through last
You're but I do agree. Like especially from the
physical perspective and the stuff that he's done already
that it's there. I just think of it as being a
narrower path. I I'm with you guys that we
should add him to this build over the running back.
The only other question, I want to throw it back to you.
Is the one that I didn't talk about in the chat at all, but I
already mentioned at the beginning of the show because it
just noticed it. When I opened up the draft app
is that it can make the same case about punishing the room
for letting Pat fireman full as far and their teammates.
So I wanted to, yeah, I wanted to Circle back my only thought
and you guys tell me if you disagree with this and I just
have Kind of like a teepee brain right now.
But I view this tight end here like pretty flat from basically
fryer move to Gerald Everett like this crew of fry Muth
kiseki actually Poonam fan Henry and Everett feel so flat to me
and that's why I have a hard time taking the first guy in
that tear. But do you guys have for our
booth and a significant to your ahead of those guys?
I don't, which is probably why I'm so Claypool here because I
don't II agree with you. I think he's kind of in that
tear and it would be nice to me. Get like if we don't get one of
the running backs that we like to call to us in the 12th, maybe
that's where we take our second tight end or maybe we take our
second side in the 13th. If we have a, we have enough
cover to push it. I think I toss it back to grach.
I mean both fry. Vermouth and Claypool our ATP
values right now. I mean, we're at pick 116.
Both of them. Have a 10 1 and a 1 0, 2 ATP.
So like we're value hounding this regardless of.
Yeah. Dealers player II think I do
have farm with, at least a half to your head of those.
Guess I do like those other guys before I'm with is definitely my
preferred of that grouping I would not say, like, definitely
down to like fan, I would not say friend with his.
And flip for me and I like that. I think fans been undervalued
Alberto is interesting, I don't think, I think I would pretty
clearly take fire move gets sick.
He's the one maybe he's in the same tier, it was interesting.
I was looking at their stats Farm, we did play one more game
but And he scored a few more. A handful more touchdowns is
probably the biggest difference, but like playful last year 166
fantasy points for our movies like 151 as a rookie tight end
like and he was a good tight end process.
Pretty good. Yeah he wasn't.
And that's and that's by the way in single PPR, this is tight
Imperial. I think if I pull up side and
premium that essentially be friend with would be ahead of
it. I think last year, but he played
one extra game, he had a good rookie year.
I mean, the touchdowns a big part of it, but Yeah.
I mean the concern for me is like we didn't see it in your to
with Claypool and I am like you actually saw step back and we
did sits in commit to him and routes And maybe, maybe it's
sort of a similar but to give Davis though and I've made the
argument that gave us is worth making the bet on.
So I'm not I'm not opposed to click, I'm really not.
I'm just kind of think it's like a similar bet to.
Judy is well, in a way we're like, we're probably, I think it
was an 80% routes run Claypool last year, which is not what we
want. We want them to be like 90 95.
I think Beyonce was a 95. I checked it earlier today.
And yeah, I mean I had a computer but not not enough.
I was looking at his game log and he has some 95 games and
then he has some 50 games like out of nowhere and I'm like,
hmm, that was what happened with Claypool last use.
And that's what happened, I think is his rookie year as well
late in the year. Just suddenly he was a part-time
player even after you had a huge start to his rookie year.
I'm definitely reading tea leaves off the field stuff.
It's just this weird concern, but I told you guys in the chat,
I was kind of thrown it out because you guys are pretty
stoked that he was following it. I was kind of thrown it out like
just sort of seeing if you guys. Were kind of biting that that
line I was casting and we're agreeing with me or, or not.
Because if you weren't that, I was like, I mean, this is the
obvious pick. I do think it will.
I compare him to I compared with Tony in the chat and I was using
a buddy Anthony Miko's Claire comp tool and it was interesting
just how in his tool just how similar their their projections
coming out to be if you graph them out but it does it just
sort of feels intuitively. Like a similar bet we're home.
I mean, Tony could be like a cut, you know, you could be just
completely cutting Tony but then there's like some outcomes where
he's not, you're not feeling great about him.
Starter and then there's plenty of outcomes where you're easily
starting kit, areas, Tony. And I kind of feel the same way
with Claypool, you're trading a little bit of that like super
super cut this guy down side and I think you're probably giving
away like I think Tony probably has a clearer path because he's
just flashed that Talent probably a little stronger.
Even the Claypool has so you know your you maybe don't have
is quite a clear path to him being that locked in starter but
very similar bet to me and you know we're getting a three round
discount compared to toe Ernie. And if we have to cut on some
point, we have to kind of let the clearest point.
You guys have made as well as like we're, we don't want any
other receivers after this point.
Like, if rods, I give here, I'm basically arguing that I
wouldn't take him in any scenario and I'm not really
trying to argue that he, and we're 25 minutes into this
minisode and none of us have pounded, the table, for one,
specific running back. Like, we're all clearly an
agreement that this is a flat tier of Zero, running back
targets and we're happy with like six to eight of them.
Yeah, I am. Expand on, I think if we don't
take people, we should take fire move probably because as much as
I kind of see the tight end group is fairly flat.
We are getting the ATP discounts.
You know maybe there's something to be said for just taking that
I did pull up his stats from last year. 180 .7 Half Point.
PPR points or not have point point Half Point, PPR points,
and FPC scoring, pretty good. I think part of it.
From his life, Tyler higbee like scored like three less points
and goes four rounds later or something.
So you know I I don't know. I feel like yeah.
But rookie tight ends don't do that.
That's true. Yeah it's a good point.
Like this could be a year to take off it could be a year to
take off for sure yeah but I yeah good no I think like the
room handed us a couple values and we should take one of those
values. Yeah and like to me just kind of
plotting this out a few Down the road.
So you know we're picking right now at pick 116, right?
And then so our next pics are going to be at to do 125 and 140
we can sell like it 125. I think, as we want to get out
fast, I think we're a lock for a running back at 125.
Like, you look at this sweet spot here.
Heinz 121 Spiller 121 Carter. T4 hendo 124 gain well 130 TDP
132 like, we're like a lock to take a running back there and so
then the question is, when we come back at pick 140, you know,
looking at the pockets there because that's where I think it
gets like a little interesting here, you're looking now, we're
to the James Robinson, tear your in the Evan engram Jameson,
William Jacobi Myers JD mckissick, and then you are to
like, At Tyler higbee so we do like I mentioned that tight into
your being flat. We mentioned that running back
to your we could win. It comes back to us in that
round miss both that tight end and running back.
Yeah so I mean I think I would make a case that after Gerald
Everett, there's not a ton of know what a draft.
I don't know, the whole rest, I mean, I think Casey's like
higbee's totally fine. You know, why would you take him
over a running back a comparable running back like Marlon Mac.
I would way rather Either take Marlin back.
Wait, yeah, I'm with you. I'd rather take Marlin Mac with
this bill, for sure. I think part of it for me is,
I'm comfortable pushing in a tight end because we have pits,
right? Look, we made a huge bet on
pits, totally comfortable, pushing it there.
Like if we have to grab, you know, like Austin Hooper I don't
like a great hidden her first. He can expect the Cincinnati
thing. Logan Thomas, you know, his knee
injuries, not great but like I mean, I think at some point is
going to be there everywhere outside end again and then
broken Jordan is like, you know, I think those guys like, if that
has to be our time into not ideal, but I think that's fine.
And then maybe we get a value in round 13 in my only thing with
the kind of the tight end. And I'm not, I obviously want to
like, tack on a second Titan, at some point, but you're almost
having to hit a three leg parlay.
Right? Because you're trying to, first
of all, we have to nail pits, which I think we are based on
where we took him because we need him to be a flux play for
us at that point. Not a tight end.
Then we need to hit the tight end pick late and they fill our
tight end spot. And then on top of it we need
our wide receivers to be weak because Pitts is displacing one
of those wide receivers we're starting Weekly.
Right? Because instead of starting four
wide receivers were starting 3 plus pits.
It just is like, it seems like a little bit of a thinner.
Run out to me when you're making them.
The receiver point is the same as the one for the Reason to
take Claypool, we could be wrong, there's bias because it
be injuries. So you just sort of replacing
that with a second tight end as that additional Flex?
I should write, I guess, maybe. Maybe I have a blind spot, but
I'm still just, like, thinking that the window tell me if you
guys think this is a wrong take. But, like, in my head I'm like,
when the wide receivers hit they hit in a more obvious way.
Whereas, when the tight ends hit like, even in the seasons where
fryer move hits, it still feels to me like it's going to be Like
pretty touchdown dependent and pretty volatile, like, he could
have like a high touchdown season but like are we going to
feel comfortable knowing when to start and hit those weeks?
Probably not if he's in the bottle touchdown guy.
I mean I hear that for sure. I think that the upside case for
Farm because again this is your to take off kind of in a passing
game that he becomes the second option is basically s clear
option and some of the concerns I have it.
I've said about Claypool actually proved to be pretty
accurate and he gets 120 targets like I don't think that's out of
the question around with YouTube.
No I agree. I think that that's the upside.
That's the reason to take for our myth is that maybe you have
a Breakout K strong rookie year, good draft Capital, decent
enough Prospect. So that's that's definitely
possible I guess like I mean, for me, like, if we ended up
with like no joke, ooh, or something is our second tight
end. It was like, a really lame ATP
here. I guess.
I'm just like pretty comfortable with that, and I don't see it as
like, huge. I want to be clear, you guys get
B, VI Claypool like 15 minutes ago were third.
I'm not really pounding the table for fryer.
Yeah, that's a beauty because we do now, The game it out.
We named it out. Yeah.
And I think, I think where we're
at in the reason it makes it a little easier as we kind of know
that like we could just be in a gross spot in the 12th round, no
matter what, you know like at any position, the 12th round
could feel a little gross to us. Yeah it could but like I will
say, you know, TDP 21% chance to come back.
I was year 33, Khalil 41. It could happen, you don't wanna
stay put for a long time. Could you could be at a gross
pop and the other thing too, I mean, yeah, we did see like, on
this side of the board, we finally saw a quarterback run, I
mean the 1/1 hasn't taken a tight end yet, you know.
They're you know, the 12 whole hasn't taken a tight end, like
there is things that can push one of these guys down.
Down to us. And that's where we, we hit the
nuts if it's like we get say we take Claypool here.
We get like a preferred Target at the 11th whether that's like
a TDP or Spiller. And then like a Khalil Herbert
or gain, well Falls to us in the 12th like that outcome is
possible. Yeah, and that is that's the
nuts and then we all do, you know to me?
It's like it just like makes the Singletary pick perfect.
If then we take the Claypool value that we only took because
we are going to get Singletary and then you know, we take
Claypool because we're pushing it running back in then we get
that running back to fall to us on the 12th.
I mean it's kind of how you set yourself up for to feel really
good about this trap. One thing I'm going to set you
guys up for is if we take Claypool and some of those tight
ends go Then we get into like an Austin Hooper first and actual
upside running back discussion. Basically at any point
throughout the way I'm probably going to argue that we just go
one tight end because I think there are these backup Titans.
Yeah emerge through August like I don't I don't think we have to
leave this draft for the second tied up.
If you just take as many running backs as we can, we know we're
going to cut them, try to find this year's, you know, ambiguous
Titan situation where like the Giants No One's Gonna draft
Daniel Bellinger or Ricky Smith, Jones, or whoever, they might
throw a lot. One of those guys gets the roll
Well, alright, it's kind of interesting, you know, and maybe
we make that pick up as our backup in the season.
Have you ever heard of a guy named Greg dulcich?
I mean, it's kind of kind of, for real though.
I'm completely with you. I have I have zero desire to
force a Titan to pick, like I haven't even been thinking about
tighten. It would just be if there was
like this screaming value, where it's like, yeah, that's a that
tear. And it's like holy shit.
It's like we're choosing between JD mckissick.
Take or you know, Gerald Everett or something, then I'm like, all
right maybe maybe we take the Gerald Everett value here.
Just knowing that the ceilings pretty high I guess I'm more
intrigued by taking like, you know, like a bread and Jordan
like I think brother Jordan is kind of got some upside as a
second-year player who's now going to be in a larger role?
Yeah, kind of like really cheap really cheap cost.
Yeah. I think his ATP is 186, like,
I'm talking about, you know, if he, if he happens to be there
and, you know, when we don't feel great about the running
backs, a guy like him, I think makes a lot of sense, but sure.
But I'm also with you guys, we don't have to force that at all.
You know, we probably are in a position where any upside at
running back, is what we're going to be prioritizing as
opposed. I was talking more that Dusty
old, you know, I'll see ya in the one thing like I've, you
know, we're gonna do chicken and I just I just scoop them up and
over the years though. Like one of the things, the
mantras I've internalized with ffp, C.
Waivers is like running back to and streaming tight ends are
ready. Available on the waiver wire.
It's just like year after year there there.
Yeah. And it doesn't if, if pits is a
smash, it doesn't preclude us from drafting or picking up a
tight end streamer off the waiver wire that we slide into
the tight end. And then we Flex pits.
Like, that is completely viable. And so I would almost rather not
pay for it because the production that these mid-round
tight ends are going to give us over a tight end.
Streamer that we identify is that Gap, isn't that big?
Big. This is a great but Pat Buttram
how much we love. James ocean Odyssey and then did
Arnold right after it. Like, whatever, Jacksonville
tight ends up. I remember whenever I'm nothing.
Evan engram, man. Yeah.
Totally with you pee. Like there's no no reason to
like freak out. Like a roster is not done when
we when we finish this draft and you said the RV to in the tight
end completely agree. Obviously, we took Kyle pits,
all we took was Devon Singletary, so far the the bets
we want to make prior to August. Lean more towards running back
because that's where if we get an answer, it's a bigger.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I do go back to the point
Pat made like just, again, talking about value, you know,
Claypool here, being, you know, 15 some pics after ATP.
Like, I want to punish the room for passing on this guy that
clearly fits their builds. And it's like, we're going to be
able to recover our running back to way, way easier than you're
going to be able to recover your wide receiver, four or five.
Yeah, I I mean, no one is shocked to hear this, but I do
struggle to understand you. If you got like four wide
receivers James claypoole comes by.
It's like, hey, I'm free in the 10th round like no, thanks.
Yeah. Let's let's scoop him up.
Let's go. If I were you, I would
definitely be taking cheese. All right.
Let's do it. Chase Claypool.
Welcome to the squad. We are fucking jacked up at
wide. Receiver.
The piss boys are back. Kyler Marie, Devin Singletary.
Kyle pits at her. Onesies please, a petition to
change. You have a PC to a single
running back. Build barking barking, he's
proud. Da gets.
Chase Claypool Jamar chased about this myth, Rashad Bateman
Garrett Wilson. If you are in our league, we
will beat your ass at Wide Receiver, right?
Fellas? That's that's our guarantee.
All right? Just you like top tier and David
Price comes on. I will see you guys in the 11th.
Peace out.