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Dynasty Risers & Fallers: C.J. Stroud Is Back, but Is Ladd McConkey a Buy? The dynasty landscape keeps changing, and some familiar names are finally starting to rebuild their fantasy value. Rich Dotson, Garret Price, and Pete Bartausky break down this week's biggest dynasty risers and fallers, including two quarterbacks making significant moves up the rankings and several established players becoming increasingly difficult to trust. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube C.J. Stroud delivers another massive performance, throwing for 385 yards and five touchdowns as Houston's passing offense continues improving. His dynasty value is recovering, but the Nerds question whether his long-term ceiling extends much beyond a dependable Superflex QB2. Jordan Love presents a different situation. Green Bay has increasingly leaned on its passing attack, with Christian Watson and Matthew Golden emerging as major beneficiaries. Love's production has become so impressive that the guys debate whether he should be valued ahead of Jayden Daniels. Meanwhile, Rome Odunze is regaining a meaningful role in Chicago's passing offense. Although Luther Burden III remains an explosive weapon, Odunze's growing involvement could make him an intriguing dynasty acquisition. Saquon Barkley continues struggling with limited opportunities in Philadelphia, creating questions about how much immediate fantasy production dynasty contenders can reasonably expect. Tyler Warren has also disappointed relative to expectations, but his consistent target volume could make him a valuable buy-low candidate if his dynasty price continues falling. The biggest discussion centers on Ladd McConkey. Injuries and an inconsistent Chargers offense have pushed his market value down significantly, leading the Nerds to debate whether managers should be actively trading for him. Could McConkey's current price be one of the better buying opportunities in dynasty fantasy football? 0:00 Dynasty Risers & Fallers 0:34 The Fantasy Playoff Push 1:45 Charlie Becker's 2027 Rookie Value 3:11 Marvin Harrison Jr. Keeps Falling 6:11 C.J. Stroud Is BACK! 10:24 When Should You Stop Buying C.J. Stroud? 11:33 Is Stroud Really a Dynasty QB1? 14:46 Jordan Love Is a Massive Riser 17:13 Christian Watson & Matthew Golden 18:52 Jordan Love vs. Jayden Daniels 22:48 Pete's Take on Jayden Daniels 24:33 Rome Odunze Is Rising Again 26:38 Luther Burden vs. Rome Odunze 32:15 The Bears vs. Browns Receiving Corps 32:43 Rome Odunze or Omar Cooper? 34:21 Dynasty GM App Update 38:28 More Dynasty Riser Candidates 39:48 Week 10 Injury Report 43:02 J.J. McCarthy & Patrick Mahomes Injury Scares 46:07 Luther Burden & Jonah Coleman Trade Question 48:22 Jake Ferguson Injury Update 48:57 Sam LaPorta Is Losing Value 53:22 Saquon Barkley's Dynasty Decline 58:18 Tyler Warren Is a Dynasty Buy-Low? 1:04:15 Ladd McConkey's Falling Dynasty Value 1:07:39 What Is Ladd McConkey Worth? 1:09:56 Real Dynasty Trades Involving McConkey 1:12:06 Ladd McConkey vs. Denzel Boston 1:12:22 Could Jeremiah Smith Help Ladd McConkey? 1:13:17 Final Dynasty Takeaways Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Midseason Dynasty Startup Mock Draft: Have Player Values Changed? What would a dynasty startup draft look like if you started a new league today? Garret Price and Andrew Mott put dynasty values to the test with a midseason Superflex, tight end premium startup mock draft featuring a third-round reversal. With breakout players climbing the rankings, established stars losing value, and preseason ADP struggling to keep up, the guys discover some surprising opportunities throughout the draft. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Jaxon Smith-Njigba comes off the board third overall as Andrew builds around one of dynasty's premier young receivers. Meanwhile, Garret lands Malik Nabers and Kenneth Walker III, prioritizing young players with high-end production potential. Quarterback values create some of the biggest decisions. Lamar Jackson falls into the third round amid concerns about injuries and aging, while Jared Goff presents a more affordable option for managers willing to wait at quarterback. The middle rounds reveal two different strategies. Andrew leans into a championship window with James Cook, Chase Brown, A.J. Brown, Jaylen Waddle, and veteran production from Mike Evans and Travis Kelce. Garret takes a more flexible approach, betting on ascending assets like Matthew Golden, Jonah Coleman, and Denzel Boston, while still adding productive veterans. Which approach creates the stronger dynasty roster, and where should managers be targeting value in their next startup? 👉 Upgrade your strategy and dominate your dynasty league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Midseason dynasty startup reset 00:39 Superflex, TE premium and JSN at 1.03 01:51 No QB in Garret's top three and Malik Nabers at 1.10 03:56 Kenneth Walker in Round 2 05:25 Trevor Lawrence as Andrew's QB1 06:39 Third-round reversal and Zay Flowers 08:10 Lamar Jackson at 3.05: too early? 11:10 James Cook and a balanced start 12:14 Jordan Love as Andrew's QB2 13:46 Waiting until Round 4 for Jared Goff 15:40 Breece Hall and the Braelon Allen question 17:19 Matthew Golden in Round 5 18:01 Chase Brown as Andrew's RB2 20:05 DeVonta Smith and a win-now direction 20:39 Hello, I'm Ugly sponsor break 21:40 The quarterback run changes the board 22:22 Denzel Boston and best player available 24:13 Jonah Coleman vs. Cam Skattebo 25:42 Finding value in the middle WR tiers 26:39 A.J. Brown: weighing risk against upside 29:15 Jaylen Waddle and Andrew's contender build 30:53 Michael Penix Jr. as Garret's QB2 32:38 Kyle Pitts and the tight end decision 34:04 Missing the TE tier and pivoting to Mike Evans 36:56 Zach Charbonnet as an RB3 38:07 Mike Washington Jr. and Ashton Jeanty's workload 40:21 Eli Stowers as an upside TE pick 41:24 Travis Kelce for a win-now roster 42:24 Brenton Strange and the Trevor Lawrence stack 43:46 Daniel Jones and Tony Pollard late 45:07 Kirk Cousins as Andrew's QB3 45:57 Final picks: Jordan Mason and Adonai Mitchell 47:24 Andrew's final roster: built to win now 48:50 Garret's final roster: compete or pivot 49:52 Roster Rescue: get your dynasty team reviewed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2027 NFL Free Agency: Dynasty Players to Buy and Sell Now The NFL offseason may still be months away, but dynasty managers who get ahead of free agency could find some valuable trade opportunities. Rich Dotson, Garret Price, and Matt O'Hara examine potential 2027 NFL free agents and identify players whose dynasty values could change dramatically depending on where they land. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Chase Brown is one of the biggest potential free-agent names at running back, but the Nerds are concerned that his next opportunity could significantly reduce his fantasy value. Zach Charbonnet presents a different possibility. Despite his limited opportunities, a change of scenery could give him a chance to compete for a larger role. At wide receiver, George Pickens and Rashee Rice create difficult dynasty decisions. A new contract or landing spot could change their outlook, but neither player comes without considerable risk. Not every interesting free agent carries a premium price tag. Josh Downs and Tre Tucker could generate renewed dynasty interest with favorable landing spots, while veterans like Davante Adams and Chris Godwin may offer affordable production for contenders. At tight end, Sam LaPorta faces an intriguing contract situation, but the biggest deep sleeper might be Luke Musgrave. A fresh opportunity could give the former second-round pick a chance to rebuild his dynasty value at an extremely low acquisition cost. 👉 Upgrade your strategy and dominate your dynasty league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Dynasty Nerds intro 02:22 How NFL Draft scouting got Rich into dynasty 04:40 Looking ahead to 2027 NFL free agency 05:09 Deshaun Watson and Cleveland’s QB decision 10:42 A bridge quarterback for the Browns? 12:06 Which quarterbacks could gain trade value? 13:42 Is Mac Jones worth a third in superflex? 16:03 Running backs on the free agency radar 16:40 Chase Brown’s path to another starting job 19:58 Could a new role help Tyjae Spears? 23:31 Zach Charbonnet vs. betting on Spears 26:39 Buy a running back now or wait for the role? 27:49 Zay Flowers and the Hello, I’m Ugly sponsor break 31:41 WR outlook: Puka Nacua, Parker Washington and George Pickens 33:48 What if Rashee Rice leaves Kansas City? 38:06 Second-tier receivers: Josh Downs, Tre Tucker and more 39:20 Why a Josh Downs move could be a sell window 41:52 Davante Adams and Chris Godwin for contenders 44:39 Sam LaPorta and Detroit’s franchise-tag option 45:31 T.J. Hockenson, Dallas Goedert and Greg Dulcich 46:53 Why RBs and TEs get a different free agency outlook 48:14 Luke Musgrave as a low-cost TE stash 50:16 Checking the waiver wire for Musgrave 52:59 Michael Turner and Ben Tate: two very different outcomes 54:10 Final takeaways 54:25 Roster Rescue — get your dynasty team reviewed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dynasty Rankings Debate: Are We Too High on Ashton Jeanty? Dynasty rankings are constantly changing, but sometimes the biggest adjustments come from challenging your own evaluations. Rich Dotson, Garret Price, and Matt O'Hara compare their dynasty rankings and debate several players creating major disagreements across the fantasy football landscape. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Ashton Jeanty entered the season as one of dynasty's premier young running backs, but Mike Washington's increasing involvement has raised serious questions about his long-term workload. Meanwhile, George Pickens creates another difficult evaluation. His talent is undeniable, but concerns about consistency, free agency, and his future offensive situation have the Nerds reconsidering where he belongs in the rankings. Luther Burden III has quickly become one of the most intriguing young dynasty receivers. Rich believes his role in Ben Johnson's offense could eventually make him a consistently elite fantasy asset, while Garret remains more cautious about Chicago's crowded collection of weapons. The guys also debate Isaiah Likely and how aggressively dynasty managers should value tight ends in premium formats. Is locking down a productive young tight end worth passing on similarly valued running backs and receivers? Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Dynasty Nerds intro 11:16 George Pickens at WR15 or WR24? 18:19 Pickens’ WR1 upside and trade value 21:27 Baker Mayfield’s zero-completion game 22:42 Ashton Jeanty and the Raiders’ backfield split 26:20 What Rich got for Jeanty and Brian Thomas Jr. 28:10 Buying Jonathan Taylor and Christian McCaffrey to win now 29:58 Jeanty’s declining carries and revised RB rank 33:12 Trading back when a rookie RB is on the board 35:09 Is Luther Burden a top-10 dynasty WR? 39:10 Jaxon Smith-Njigba at the superflex 1.01? 44:13 Luther Burden or Justin Jefferson? 51:48 Isaiah Likely’s dynasty value in tight end premium 53:17 TE tiers after Brock Bowers and Trey McBride 57:38 The case for drafting Likely early 1:02:38 Can Likely sustain his scoring with J.J. McCarthy? 1:04:56 Using a second tight end to close a trade 1:07:05 Next episode preview — dynasty values ahead of free agency Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2027 Rookie Mock Draft: Jeremiah Smith Leads a Changing Class The 2027 dynasty rookie class looks considerably different than it did before the season. Garret Price and Andrew Mott return to the rookie draft board for a two-round Superflex, tight end premium mock, examining which prospects are climbing, which are falling, and where dynasty managers should be looking for value. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Jeremiah Smith remains the unquestioned first overall selection, but the decisions become much harder immediately afterward. Jadan Baugh comes off the board at 1.02, followed by quarterbacks Darian Mensah and Drew Mestemaker. Mensah's accuracy offers an intriguing alternative to Mestemaker's higher-risk, higher-ceiling profile. The biggest disagreement comes with Arch Manning, whose talent remains appealing despite Garret's concerns that he may return to school rather than enter the 2027 NFL Draft. Cam Coleman remains a first-round selection, but Charlie Becker is making a serious push up the receiver rankings with his production. Meanwhile, Jamari Johnson emerges as the first tight end selected, and the second round features intriguing prospects like Reed Harris, Nick Marsh, Jamal Roberts, and Trey'Dez Green. The class may not have developed quite as many elite prospects as expected, but its depth continues creating interesting opportunities throughout rookie drafts. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 0:00 2027 Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft 0:47 Which Prospects Are Returning to School? 1:45 1.01 Jeremiah Smith 2:56 1.02 Jadan Baugh 4:43 1.03 Darian Mensah 5:51 1.04 Drew Mestemaker 7:38 1.05 Cam Coleman 8:53 1.06 Charlie Becker 10:38 1.07 Arch Manning 14:23 1.08 Nate Frazier 16:04 1.09 Kewan Lacy 17:40 1.10 KJ Duff 19:23 1.11 Jamari Johnson 21:15 1.12 Trinidad Chambliss 24:20 First-Round Recap 25:39 Round 2 Begins: Dante Moore 27:39 2.02 Reed Harris 29:16 2.03 Nick Marsh 31:00 2.04 Jamal Roberts 32:29 2.05 Trey'Dez Green 34:08 2.06 Jayden Maiava 36:39 2.07 CJ Carr 39:10 2.08 Bryant Wesco Jr. 40:31 2.09 Ryan Coleman-Williams 42:51 2.10 Jahiem White 45:37 2.11 Mark Fletcher Jr. 47:23 2.12 Wyatt Young 48:46 Full Second-Round Recap 49:13 Is the 2027 Rookie Class Underrated? 50:37 Final Thoughts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dynasty Risers and Fallers: Is It Time to Worry About Ashton Jeanty? The dynasty running back market keeps getting harder to trust. Garret and Pete break down the biggest dynasty risers and fallers after Week 8, including Mike Washington’s growing role, Bhayshul Tuten’s climb, and the uncomfortable questions surrounding Ashton Jeanty. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Washington headlines this week’s risers after the workload swung heavily in his favor. For Garret, that raises a serious concern: Jeanty’s status as a dependable workhorse can no longer be taken for granted. Pete sees lingering injury concerns as a bigger factor and remains more optimistic about a rebound. The disagreement creates an interesting buying window. Both would consider acquiring Jeanty for a mid-to-late 2027 first, even with his immediate outlook getting murky. But should contenders prioritize the production of James Cook or Jonathan Taylor instead of waiting for Jeanty to turn things around? Bhayshul Tuten is pushing into the dynasty RB1 conversation. His combination of rushing work, receiving involvement, and explosive ability has Pete ready to rank him inside the top 12, while Garret sees a player who at least belongs in that discussion. Meanwhile, Braelon Allen’s emergence has Garret viewing the Jets’ backfield as a committee. Breece Hall still offers receiving value, but Allen’s growing role is making the gap between them harder to justify. The guys also revisit Jonah Coleman, whose opportunity in Denver has them increasingly excited—and increasingly concerned about RJ Harvey and J.K. Dobbins. Check the latest Dynasty Rankings as these backfields continue to shift. The episode also examines the fallout from Lamar Jackson’s injury and what an extended absence could mean for Zay Flowers and Derrick Henry. Garret and Pete lower their expectations for Baltimore’s offense, but that doesn’t mean selling every player at a discount. The bigger question is how contenders should adjust when an injury changes the outlook for several cornerstone assets at once. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com 00:00 A rough fantasy week 03:29 Injury fallout & Lamar Jackson’s dynasty value 07:16 Tyler Allgeier’s opportunity 09:09 Treylon Burks: useful depth again? 10:44 Omarion Hampton: take the picks? 13:16 Emmett Johnson: production vs. role 15:10 Bhayshul Tuten’s top-12 dynasty RB case 21:32 Braelon Allen: committee value & trade price 28:45 Mike Washington vs. Ashton Jeanty 37:09 Buying Jeanty low & pricing Washington 40:46 Sponsor: Hello! I’m Ugly 42:45 Parker Washington & Baker Mayfield 44:13 Jonah Coleman rises; Harvey & Dobbins fall 49:43 Ravens offense: how far does the value fall? 52:32 Jeanty vs. Jonathan Taylor & James Cook 1:00:56 Wrap-up 1:01:28 Roster Rescue Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dynasty Tight End Rankings: Updated TE Tiers The elite tier of dynasty tight ends is becoming increasingly clear, but things get complicated quickly once you move down the board. Garret Price and Andrew Mott rebuild the dynasty tight end rankings and separate the true difference-makers from a deep group of volatile options. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Brock Bowers and Trey McBride remain the clear S-tier options. Bowers gets the edge at the top, but McBride has created enough separation from the rest of the position to belong alongside him. Behind them, Tyler Warren offers the safer production profile while Colston Loveland brings a more volatile combination of floor and enormous weekly upside. Tucker Kraft, Harold Fannin Jr., Isaiah Likely, and Sam LaPorta make up the next tier, although Likely's changing target share creates some concern. Things become even more difficult with George Kittle, Kyle Pitts, Dalton Kincaid, and Kenyon Sadiq. Kittle still offers championship-level production for contenders, while Pitts and Kincaid continue providing just enough upside to keep dynasty managers invested. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Dynasty tight end tiers: the setup 00:57 S tier: Brock Bowers & Trey McBride 02:09 A tier: Tyler Warren & Colston Loveland 04:48 B tier: Kraft, Fannin, Likely & LaPorta 07:22 Isaiah Likely: the target-share concern 09:09 Kyle Pitts: hope vs. frustration 11:23 Dalton Kincaid & the reliability problem 12:58 George Kittle, Sadiq & roster construction 15:09 Final Kittle placement & sponsor break 16:44 D tier: veterans vs. upside 18:55 Ferguson, Raridon & younger bets 21:01 F tier: depth options 21:35 Michael Mayer's role & outlook 23:23 Barner, Gadsden & deeper options 24:28 Darnell Washington's case 25:56 Complete dynasty TE tier recap 26:47 Roster Rescue Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Which Dynasty Roles Are Actually Safe? A player's dynasty value can change quickly when his role starts disappearing. Rich Dotson and Garret Price play a game of “Who's Safe, Who's Not?” and examine several dynasty assets whose long-term opportunities may be less secure than their current values suggest. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Garrett Wilson remains the likely No. 1 receiver for the Jets, but Omar Cooper's emergence has introduced enough uncertainty to make the situation worth monitoring. The bigger concern is Ashton Jeanty. His receiving production continues keeping his fantasy value strong, but Mike Washington's increased rushing involvement has Garret and Rich questioning whether Jeanty still has a true workhorse role. Meanwhile, Cam Skattebo has gone in the opposite direction. After looking like his role was disappearing earlier in the season, his recent performances have pushed him back toward a secure lead-back role. The guys also identify players dynasty managers should consider acquiring before a breakout makes them considerably more expensive. De'Zhaun Stribling remains an intriguing young receiver to stash before his return, while Jacoby Lane is beginning to earn consistent opportunities in Baltimore. At tight end, Eli Raridon may offer the most interesting long-term upside. His role continues growing, and his ability to create explosive plays gives him a path toward becoming a significant dynasty riser. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Intro & opening conversation 02:14 Who’s safe, murky or not safe? 02:39 Garrett Wilson vs. Omar Cooper 06:51 Ashton Jeanty’s workhorse role & Mike Washington 15:39 Jeanty trade-value debate 19:08 Cam Skattebo’s lead-back comeback 22:28 Is Tyler Shough’s 2027 job safe? 29:54 Breece Hall, Braelon Allen & committee risk 33:38 Ugly Player of the Week: Patrick Mahomes 34:44 Stash players before their price jumps 35:29 De’Zhaun Stribling 39:26 Ja’Kobi Lane 42:08 Eli Raridon & rebuilding trade ideas 49:16 A Jeanty trade made during the show 51:00 One more reason to target Raridon 52:05 Roster Rescue Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Should Dynasty Managers Sell Aging Rushing Quarterbacks? Mobile quarterbacks can become fantasy football cheat codes, but what happens when the rushing production starts disappearing? Garret Price and Rich Dotson examine how some of fantasy football's most productive rushing quarterbacks aged after turning 30 and what the historical results could mean for today's dynasty market. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Garret examines seven retired quarterbacks who rushed for more than 2,400 yards before turning 30. Six experienced a decline in fantasy points per game from ages 30 through 35, creating an important question for Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Jalen Hurts, and Kyler Murray. The takeaway isn't that every mobile quarterback will collapse. Instead, dynasty managers may need to reconsider how long they should pay elite prices for production heavily dependent on rushing. That conversation also creates an argument for quarterbacks like Jared Goff, whose fantasy value may age more gracefully. The guys finish with Adjust the Ranks, highlighting Javonte Williams as a potentially undervalued running back and Makai Lemon as a young receiver beginning to demand a larger role. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Welcome & Saquon Barkley discussion 02:23 Why study rushing quarterbacks after 30? 06:16 Study criteria & historical comparisons 10:59 The results: six of seven QBs declined 13:54 Michael Vick’s exception & the average decline 16:56 Lamar Jackson’s hypothetical age-30 outlook 21:50 Josh Allen: exception or warning sign? 22:57 Jalen Hurts & Kyler Murray 24:32 Superflex strategy & veteran QB value 28:35 Career longevity: what should the next study measure? 31:58 Lamar for Jared Goff plus assets? 35:51 Goff, Purdy, Lawrence & Love 39:29 Ugly Player of the Week sponsor segment 40:55 Bryce Young’s ugly week 41:36 Javonte Williams & the zero-target discussion 43:02 Adjust the Ranks: Javonte Williams 48:15 Where Javonte fits in dynasty RB rankings 50:28 Trading receiver depth for Javonte 54:20 Makai Lemon: targets, role & a new buy window 56:31 Ladd McConkey & Jeremiah Smith speculation 58:05 Wrap-up & Dynasty Nerds app 59:35 Sign-off & Roster Rescue promo Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dynasty Wide Receiver Rankings: Justin Jefferson Falls to B Tier The dynasty wide receiver landscape has become incredibly crowded. Garret Price and Andrew Mott rebuild the position from the top down, separating the true elite assets from a massive group of receivers with surprisingly similar dynasty values. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Puka Nacua, and Ja'Marr Chase separate themselves as the three receivers in S tier. Behind them, Drake London and Chris Olave have climbed into a loaded A tier alongside Amon-Ra St. Brown, Malik Nabers, and CeeDee Lamb. The biggest debate centers on Justin Jefferson. Garret moves Jefferson into B tier after multiple seasons of disappointing fantasy circumstances, while Andrew remains much more reluctant to move him outside the elite group. The rankings become even more difficult further down the board. Matthew Golden, Christian Watson, Luther Burden III, and Rome Odunze land in C tier, while young receivers like Omar Cooper Jr., KC Concepcion, Denzel Boston, Jordyn Tyson, and Makai Lemon highlight an extremely deep D tier. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Dynasty WR tiers: why the position is so messy 01:09 Setting the S–F tier anchors 07:32 S tier: JSN, Puka Nacua & Ja'Marr Chase 08:06 Justin Jefferson debate + the A-tier receivers 13:41 Garrett Wilson 15:00 Zay Flowers & Nico Collins 16:43 George Pickens: WR14 vs. WR21 19:24 C tier: Golden, Tate, Burden & Odunze 22:04 Watson, Higgins & the C/D cutoff 24:33 KC Concepcion & Denzel Boston 25:22 A.J. Brown & Michael Wilson 27:34 Omar Cooper Jr.'s rise 29:04 Jordyn Tyson & Makai Lemon 30:54 Jalen Coker disagreement 32:58 Davante Adams & Mike Evans 35:26 Jameson Williams, Marvin Harrison Jr. & BTJ 36:24 Final F-tier candidates 40:07 Full S–F tier recap 41:23 Biggest disagreements & wrap-up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dynasty Risers and Fallers: Young Breakouts Are Changing Values The dynasty landscape keeps moving, and this week the biggest changes are coming from young players forcing their way into fantasy lineups. Rich Dotson, Garret Price, and Peter Bartausky break down the biggest risers and fallers after another revealing week of NFL action. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube KC Concepcion delivered the type of explosive performance dynasty managers have been waiting for. His combination of consistent involvement and big-play ability is quickly turning him from an exciting long-term asset into someone managers can trust in their lineups. Jonah Coleman also returned to immediate involvement in Denver's backfield, while Caleb Douglas turned two catches into two touchdowns and showed more after-the-catch ability than expected. The fallers are less definitive this week, but Justin Jefferson creates the biggest dynasty discussion. After several seasons that have failed to match his previous elite production, younger receivers are beginning to push him down the rankings. Chase Brown continues struggling to produce consistently, while Daniel Jones faces growing uncertainty as Indianapolis moves closer to major organizational changes. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 0:00 Dynasty Risers & Fallers 2:39 Week 7 Risers Begin 3:43 Deshaun Watson Is Rising 5:01 J.J. McCarthy Is Back? 8:53 Josh Jacobs' Value Rebounds 11:23 Quinshon Judkins Breakout 21:36 Cam Skattebo Is ALIVE 25:41 Official Risers Begin 26:06 KC Concepcion Breaks Out 31:02 Concepcion vs. Denzel Boston 34:53 Jonah Coleman Takes Over? 41:29 Caleb Douglas' Huge Return 47:34 Week 7 Injury Report 49:45 Dynasty Fallers 50:27 Garrett Wilson vs. Omar Cooper 51:16 Chase Brown Keeps Falling 53:13 Garrett Wilson or Jeremiah Love? 55:05 Is Justin Jefferson Still Elite? 56:05 Justin Jefferson vs. Zay Flowers 1:04:00 Daniel Jones Is in Trouble 1:08:18 Why 2028 Draft Picks Are Rising 1:09:18 Final Dynasty Takeaways Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dynasty Running Back Rankings: Updated RB Tiers The dynasty running back landscape is getting harder to navigate. Garret Price and Andrew Mott rebuild their running back tiers, separating the elite difference-makers from a massive group of backs carrying questions about age, production, role, or long-term security. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs remain the standard, but Kenneth Walker has produced at such an extreme level that he earns a spot alongside them in S tier. Ashton Jeanty, Jonathan Taylor, James Cook, De'Von Achane, and Jeremiah Love make up a strong group immediately behind them, although each comes with a different combination of age, injury, or production concerns. This is where the rankings become difficult. Christian McCaffrey remains productive enough to avoid being aged out of the upper tiers, while players like Breece Hall, Kyren Williams, Omarion Hampton, Quinshon Judkins, Bucky Irving, and Chase Brown create major debates. Meanwhile, Saquon Barkley has fallen dramatically after a rough start, and Chuba Hubbard continues forcing his way higher with consistent production. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Dynasty Running Back Tier List 01:06 Bijan Robinson & the S Tier 01:39 Ashton Jeanty & Breece Hall 02:54 Where Does Christian McCaffrey Belong? 04:07 Javonte Williams & the Lower Tiers 06:29 Jahmyr Gibbs, De'Von Achane & Jeremiyah Love 09:26 Omarion Hampton Is Falling 11:27 Jonathan Taylor & James Cook 12:43 Quinshon Judkins vs. Christian McCaffrey 17:40 Is Dynasty Becoming More Like Redraft? 18:50 TreVeyon Henderson & Bhayshul Tuten 22:48 Is Kenneth Walker an S-Tier Dynasty RB? 26:19 Has Saquon Barkley Fallen Off? 27:24 Kyren Williams Keeps Proving Everyone Wrong 28:05 Bucky Irving vs. Chase Brown 32:52 The Messy Middle of the RB Rankings 33:45 Cam Skattebo's Dynasty Value Is Falling 35:09 Josh Jacobs & Travis Etienne 36:29 D'Andre Swift & Derrick Henry 37:20 Ranking the Next Tier of Running Backs 38:14 The R.J. Harvey Debate 40:27 Jaylen Warren's Rise 41:15 Chuba Hubbard Is Still Undervalued 43:11 The F-Tier Running Backs 45:25 Final Dynasty RB Takeaways Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How Much Dynasty Value Should Contenders Sacrifice? Winning a dynasty championship sometimes requires making a trade that looks uncomfortable on paper. Garret Price and Rich Dotson put themselves in the shoes of contenders and decide how much young dynasty value they would sacrifice for proven production right now. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube The first debate centers on Omar Cooper Jr. and A.J. Brown. Cooper has flashed exciting long-term upside, but Brown offers the type of established production a contender may trust more in a championship lineup. The decision gets even tougher with Jeremiah Love. Would a contender really move one of dynasty's most exciting young running backs for Jonathan Taylor? Both hosts ultimately acknowledge that Taylor's immediate scoring advantage could justify the uncomfortable move. At quarterback, Fernando Mendoza versus C.J. Stroud is much easier. Stroud's recent improvement and established NFL production make him the preferred option for a contender. The same philosophy pushes Harold Fannin Jr. toward George Kittle, while Jordan Tyson is a different story. Jameson Williams does not provide enough of an immediate upgrade to justify giving away Tyson's upside. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Start 02:57 Omar Cooper or AJ Brown 09:17 Jeremiyah Love or Jonathan Taylor 13:02 CJ Stroud or Fernando Mendoza 15:16 Harold Fannin or George Kittle 17:18 Jordyn Tyson or Jameson Williams 19:44 Hello, I'm Ugly 21:44 Isaiah Likely-O-Meter 23:48 Cowboys Will Win the East? 26:03 The Bears Disapoint for Fantasy 31:09 Chargers Have a Top 5 Draft Pick? 33:40 Michael Penix is the Longer Term Starter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Are Dynasty Managers Overvaluing Youth? Youth and draft capital drive dynasty value, but eventually your roster has to score points. Garret Price and Rich Dotson examine whether dynasty managers are becoming too obsessed with long-term upside while ignoring proven veterans who can actually win championships. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Jared Goff continues to outperform his dynasty price and represents exactly the type of veteran quarterback contenders can exploit. The same argument becomes even stronger at running back. Christian McCaffrey, DeAndre Swift, and other established veterans raise an uncomfortable question: how much future upside should managers sacrifice for production they already know exists? At receiver and tight end, proven veterans can offer similar opportunities. Players like Mike Evans and Dallas Goedert may not carry exciting long-term valuations, but a few seasons of championship-level production can make them better investments than waiting on younger assets to develop. Dynasty is about building for the future, but that future eventually needs to become the present. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ Production Over PotentialBuild for a Championship Window 00:00 Intro 00:59 Are dynasty managers overvaluing youth? 02:58 Building a two-to-three-year championship window 10:03 Veteran QBs: market value vs. production 14:49 Jared Goff’s contender trade value 17:15 Patrick Mahomes, longevity and KTC values 26:01 Running backs: age, rebuilds and roster construction 30:17 The Ugly Company sponsor segment 31:48 Bo Nix: Ugly Player of the Week 32:37 Sponsor segment continued 34:24 Veteran RB values and production 35:41 Christian McCaffrey vs. younger running backs 37:55 Henderson for Henry or Swift? 38:40 Trading upside for points—and a pick back 42:59 Veteran wide receivers and the age discount 47:57 Veteran tight ends and Dallas Goedert 49:46 Next episode and Roster Rescue Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

2026 Dynasty Rookies Changing Our Minds Three weeks into the season, some members of the 2026 rookie class already look very different than they did during draft season. Garret Price and Andrew Mott revisit the prospects who have forced them to adjust their evaluations, for better or worse. Listen to This Episode: 🎧 Apple Podcasts 🎙️ Spotify ▶️ YouTube Caleb Douglas has already earned a significant role in Miami after entering the league as a player Andrew was skeptical of. Kaelon Black has similarly moved up after establishing himself as Christian McCaffrey's clear backup in San Francisco. Garret has also become more encouraged by Emmett Johnson, whose receiving ability and elusiveness have translated better than expected. Even without playing yet, Fernando Mendoza benefits from how promising the Raiders offense has looked under Clint Kubiak. Explore more tools and resources to stay ahead of your league.📊 Rookie Big Boards 📝 Rookie Mock Drafts 📈 Dynasty Rankings 📱 Dynasty Nerds App 🧱 IDP Hub Check out the Ugly Company: https://www.theuglyco.com/ 00:00 Dynasty QB Rankings Have Changed 01:29 Establishing the QB Tiers 05:03 Is Josh Allen in a Tier of His Own? 06:37 Drake Maye Joins the Elite 09:52 Jayden Daniels and Jaxson Dart 12:08 Caleb Williams Is QB2?! 12:19 Justin Herbert's Dynasty Value Is Crashing 20:34 Patrick Mahomes vs. Lamar Jackson 26:19 What Happens to Jalen Hurts? 28:41 Trevor Lawrence and Brock Purdy 30:06 Jordan Love's Dynasty Rise 34:03 Fernando Mendoza's Dynasty Value 36:38 Baker Mayfield and Dak Prescott 37:41 Why Jared Goff Deserves More Respect 39:18 Sponsor Break 40:33 Cam Ward and Sam Darnold 41:29 Is C.J. Stroud a Dynasty Buy? 43:09 Tyler Shough's Uncertain Future 45:38 Ty Simpson and Daniel Jones 46:17 Bryce Young vs. C.J. Stroud 48:31 Matthew Stafford and Michael Penix 51:08 Final Dynasty QB Tier List Revealed Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices