In 2024 Jordyn Tyson had 75 receptions for 1,101 yards and 10 touchdowns. In 2025 he went 61/711/8 plus 1 touchdown on the ground. That's 136 for 1,812 and 19 total touchdowns over the last 2 years.

In 2024 Makai Lemon had 52 receptions for 764 yards and 3 touchdowns. In 2025 he went 79/1,156/11. That's 131 for 1,920 and 14 total touchdowns over the last 2 years.

In 2024 Carnell Tate had 52 receptions for 733 yards and 4 touchdowns. In 2025 he went 51/875/9. That's 103 for 1,608 and 13 total touchdowns over the last 2 years.

Now, the point of this isn't to compare the stats directly. Of course this is college football and so many variables go into total production including the other talent on the team, quarterback, and level of competition. The point is to say that he has produced. The way the drum has been beating for him lately, you would think that he was wrapped in bubblewrap and never saw the field over his last few years. But you don't put up 1,812 yards and 19 touchdowns over 2 years without being on the field a good amount.

Guys like Tyler Allgeier or Malik Willis where they were basically going to do nothing for a year as they were behind someone in the depth chart (Bijan and Jordan love). guys like Tuten or chig (tight end from commanders) this year that basically had their value go up simply because of a lot better situation.

I think Tre Harris from the chargers and Jayden Reed are sneaky guys that haven’t had their values adjusted (Keenan Allen leaving and a lot better offensive coordinator for Tre Harris. Not dealing with injuries and wicks/kraft injury for Reed.)

I feel like I have the label the post like this, because if I just wrote what I wanted to, it'd be labeled as 'hot takey' and downvoted. I'd love to hear your thoughts on a specific player or why you think I'm an idiot on KCC.

This is a no-fear of downvote zone to go outside the consensus for predictions that otherwise would be considered group-think heresy - please share yours :)

Mine is this:
I posted about this a while back a before the RP chart came out. But I think KC Concepion has the best chance to be a wr1 asset in this class. To be clear, by that I mean the most upside - but also with a Golden Tate level floor.

*It's certainly possible that Tate or Lemon get more targets and catches year one, but I think KCC has the best skill set to have a shot at being a top-tier WR.

This year I watched more film than I ever have before, weighted heavily towards WRs. I just kept feeling like I did when I saw Nabers a few years ago. I'm not saying he will reach that (perceived) level - but a similar tool-box.

Disclaimer: To be clear, I am very amateurish at this (film watching) - but I do love it. I wanted to try to have my own thoughts - although I will admit sometimes if having your own thoughts is part of the goal, you can become contrarian by accident. But I digress - - annnyway...

Concepion's movement is just jarring. Particularly his take-off and change of direction. He accelerates like when they start off a jet on an aircraft carrier. I just keep seeing Tyreke Hill and Percy Harvin in that respect.

After I posted about Concepion a few months ago, I counted down the days to Matt Harmon's RP profile like I was a kid with an advent calendar waiting for Christmas. I was so excited to see that he scored very well against man/press (which is pretty obvious), he was also 80+ percentile vs zone. I will be honest, two months ago I was saying he should be top 3 - an actual professional like Harmon confirming it just made me think he should be higher. To have someone who has such rare movement like him (in my opinion) to be called the best 3 level separator in the class by Matt Harmon got me irrationally excited.

It seems like the biggest concern about him is his drops. I won't discount that- it's a little worrisome. I've heard people explain it away as 'concentration drops' or 'one-offs'. That doesn't mean they don't exist. But I will say I saw so many adjustments on bad throws where he has to come back into a safety and is fearless. So I guess I'm emboldened by thinking his drops are not due to alligator arms or fear of contact.

I've heard concerns about his yards per route run vs. zone. I don't know enough about football to explain that away. I heard it's due in part to his bizarre deployment in year 2 dragging it down but I don't know. I am a very amateur film watcher but from what I saw he seems to know where to stop in open space.

I really like Carnell Tate and really really like Makai Lemon, but I think Concepion is a rarer talent that fits anywhere. In my opinion a poor man's Malik Nabers, but 8/10 Nabers, not 4/10 Nabers.

To close - He's the youngest receiver (21 years old) in the class. He broke out at a young age. I know it feels like a cop-out - but if you watch his games, it really did seem like his qb left yards on the table either missing him or bringing him back into the defense. It's my opinion, but he moves better than any other wr in the class (speed and agility) and Harmon has him as the best separator.

What is your outside the box opinion on a rookie player in this draft?

I mean pretty much the title - if you log into dynastyff, everyone talks about how weak and shallow the 2026 class is in terms of fantasy producing talent. But when you turn on NFL radio, Pat Kirwan, Tom Telesco and plenty of others can't help but gush about how incredibly deep this class is, specifically at the RB/WR positions, which as we know, are fantasy relevant. I've heard them mention this at least 3 or 4 times over the past few weeks alone. Why is there such a disconnect between what the professionals think and the narrative that goes on in dynasty circles?

Right now I love Jordan James as a stash, also Chig Onkwenko. But I’m just thinking about a guy like a Michael Wilson or Jacoby Brissett type where owners were down on them and you could get them for almost nothing. Harold fannin was another good example of someone who nobody really saw coming out at the beginning of the year and then late year he was a key piece. Who is that underrated player you are slamming your fists on the table to get? Thanks everybody

Hey guys! We broke down three 2025 Rookies and took a look at some statistical comps for rookies since 2015...

What’s happened in the past is never a guarantee and should not be viewed as a predictive outcome for the future, but it was an interesting exercise to see one of the many results we could see in each player’s range of outcomes!

Tetairoa McMillan

Rookie Statistical Comp: 2015 Amari Cooper

Colston Loveland

Rookie Statistical Comp: 2017 Evan Engram

TreVeyon Henderson

Rookie Statistical Comp: 2023 Jahmyr Gibbs

This post was made about a month ago before the Vikings attained Murray and before the 5th year option was exercized locking him to Minnesota until the end of 2027. What are your thoughts on Addison? He is young, recently turned 24 and won't be 25 until the start of next league year. Where do you value him? Is he a hold/buy/sell?

His value has definitely increased this offseason just from the departures of Wicks and Doubs. After his rookie year I thought he was in for big things in that Packers offense but after some inconsistencies during his sophomore season and his injuries in year 3, his value feels like its at an all time low.

How do we like him moving forward? The Packers have solid pass catching options in Kraft, Watson, Golden, and Reed but I think Reed is probably the third option, at best.

He has a great year, got the bag and is secured as WR1 for the Colts, but is it time to sell high?? I’m sure there are others like me that snatched him off waivers for pennies and it’s very tempting to sell for future picks or packages. Anyone shopping him around? Or are we assuming he’ll have an equal or better year based on vacated targets and the probability of more touchdowns? Obviously this conversation is in a vacuum and totally depends on your team build and needs.

Can any fellow Bucky owners make me feel any better about him being my RB2 coming into next season? I’m incredibly pessimistic on his situation with them signing Gainwell and tendering Tucker. Not to mention his goal line usage or lack thereof later on in the year.

I’m just curious what your opinions are on Bucky and his fantasy relevancy in the future. Should I be trying to shop him? Hold?

I know roster space is usually at a premium for most managers but Mac Jones is one of the screaming buy lows right now in SF dynasty. Even better if he’s just chilling on your waiver wire and you can add him for the guy at the bottom of your roster that you likely will never start (or start with any meaningful confidence).

Mac has one year left. So even if he’s not traded, he likely will sign elsewhere next offseason to be a bridge QB or even possibly slightly more than a bridge QB.

Some similar examples include guys like Tyler Allgeier and Malik Willis. If you rostered either guy going into the 2025 season, you got a very solid backup but the vision was more so for the following year when they hit free agency. Now going into 2026, Allgeier is the potential starting RB for the Cards and Willis got a nice multiple year contract to start for the Dolphins.

Always try to get a year out ahead if you can.

Easy to see Mac Jones is this year’s Malik Willis.

So check those waiver wires or maybe try to get Mac as part of a throw in trade. Might pay off one year from now!

Debating who can be a better target for a rebuilding team, Raiders seem to be doing the right things to have a good environment for Mendoza's development. Also liked the Daboll signing for Ward, if they draft Love it can be very positive for Ward and help that offense.

Appreciate your thoughts! Thank you

Do any Kirk cousins owners have any hopes for this year/rest of career? I'm sure he will start at least a couple games before handing off the duties to Mendonza. If there is any value there I'd want to trade him away while I still can. I've had him on my squad for awhile and want to see if anyone has done any trade involving him recently.

The buddies and I have been discussing creating a 2nd Dynasty League because we've enjoyed our first so much. We have several roster and scoring combinations that we've kicked around and were curious others experience with them. We all Agree this League will be Superflex but none of us have tried these settings and are just looking for feedback. Also if you have any unique scoring settings that youve enjoyed we'd love to explore even more.

1. 2 Starting TEs with 0.5 TEP - How does this impact the TE position?

2. Using Kick and Punt Return Yards - We discussed 50 Kick Return for 1 point and 10 Punt Return Yards for 1 point.

3. Negative Points for QBs if they are Sacked - Discussed negative 0.25 and 0.5.

4. 6 Point Passing TDs - Are QBs just too strong especially in SF?