Dynasty Nerds Podcast | Dynasty Fantasy Football

In this episode, Garret, Andrew, and Jagger break down some of the most intriguing wide receivers in the 2026 NFL Draft class with detailed scouting reports and player comps. From Jordyn Tyson's elite route running and Jackson Smith-Njigba-like ceiling as the top guy in the group, to Carnell Tate's sneaky speed and George Pickens-style big-play ability, Bryce Lance's field-stretching athleticism with Alec Pierce and Quentin Johnston shades, Makai Lemon's Amon-Ra St. Brown traits minus the blocking, and Germie Bernard's Rashee Rice-level suddenness in the slot. We cover route savvy, contested catches, YAC potential, red zone usage, and why poor college QB play held some of these guys back.

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February brings the offseason sell window, and Rich Dotson, Matt O'Hara, and Garret Price identify the players whose values peaked after the Super Bowl. From aging running backs with heavy workloads to dual threat quarterbacks losing their rushing edge, these sell candidates offer a final chance to maximize value before the decline.

Kenneth Walker saw his ADP jump four spots after winning Super Bowl MVP, but his career 31% route participation and injury history make him a prime sell high candidate. Target tier ups like Breece Hall, Saquon Barkley, or Quinshon Judkins while the hype is hot.

Jonathan Taylor finished RB4 with back to back 300 plus carry seasons, but turning 27 with 369 total touches signals a looming cliff. Sell now for a 2027 first and seconds before next year's inevitable decline.

Bucky Irving at RB10 is overvalued at pick 36. His 3.4 yards per carry and small frame scream one year wonder. Wait until Sean Tucker and Rashad White leave in free agency, then flip him when the hype peaks.

Lamar Jackson managed just 349 rushing yards last season, his lowest output as a starter. At 29 years old with the 2027 class approaching, tier down to Jared Goff, Brock Purdy, or Bo Nix plus assets before the rushing disappears.

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With the Super Bowl in the rearview mirror and free agency approaching, Rich Dotson, Matt O'Hara, and Garret Price break down the best dynasty buy targets at running back and quarterback. From injury comebacks to undervalued veterans, these offseason gambles could pay massive dividends for contenders and rebuilders alike.

Jonathon Brooks headlines the running back buys despite missing two full NFL seasons with ACL injuries. At RB52 overall, he represents a cheap lottery ticket with Carolina signaling he'll compete for the starting role. Head coach Dave Canales praised him as big, beautiful, and explosive with a real shot to win carries alongside Chuba Hubbard.

Sean Tucker offers similar upside as a free agent who flashed in Tampa Bay with eight touchdowns despite limited touches. At just 24 years old, he could land a backup role that turns into a league winner.

Quinshon Judkins dropped from RB12 to RB14 in ADP due to injury concerns, but all reports suggest he'll be ready for training camp. The addition of Todd Monken as Cleveland's offensive coordinator is huge, as Monken helped Nick Chubb achieve his best season in 2019.

Kyler Murray sits at QB30 despite multiple teams needing quarterback help. Whether he stays in Arizona with Michael LaFleur or lands with the Jets, Dolphins, Steelers, or Colts, his rushing ability gives him QB1 upside for contenders willing to gamble a late first round pick.

Mac Jones is the ultimate flip candidate at QB31. San Francisco doesn't want to trade him, but the right offer will change that. His eight game stretch as starter showed QB12 level production, and a Sam Darnold style reclamation project feels inevitable.

Jared Goff continues to be dynasty's most disrespected quarterback at QB16 despite four straight seasons finishing between QB6 and QB10. Even without Ben Johnson, he proved he's a set and forget starter who delivers consistent production.

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00:00:00 Start

00:06:28 Trade for Jonathon Brooks

00:20:37 Trade for Sean Tucker

00:28:54 Trade for Quinshon Judkins

00:38:04 FFPC

00:40:47 FastDraft

00:46:19 Trade for Kyler Murray

00:57:38 Trade for Mac Jones

01:06:24 Trade for Jared Goff
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Dynasty trade season is in full swing, and Garret Price teams up with Andrew Mott to break down real trade submissions from the Nerd Herd. From Bijan Robinson valuation debates to navigating the 2026 rookie draft class, this episode delivers actionable advice on when to hold your studs and when to cash in for future assets.

The debate over Bijan versus the 1.02 and 1.03 picks highlights a critical truth: in ten team leagues, superstars matter more than depth. While Fernando Mendoza and top wide receivers like Carnell Tate offer value, they're still percentage chances compared to a proven RB1. Context matters for rebuilding rosters, but best player available usually wins.

Josh Allen remains the crown jewel in superflex leagues, even with tempting packages featuring Baker Mayfield, Drake London, and Davante Adams. The 2027 draft class hype continues building, making it an excellent time to trade 2026 picks for future first rounders. Check the dynasty rankings to see where these players stack up.

Garrett Wilson emerged as a value target at the 1.09 and 1.11 price point, while Breece Hall paired with Ricky Pearsall and a 2027 first creates compelling upside for dynasty managers willing to move off CeeDee Lamb.

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00:00 Start

01:16 Bijan Robinson Trade

03:40 Josh Allen Trade

07:22 Jahmyr Gibbs Trade

10:58 Trade Value of 1.02

14:03 Justin Jefferson and De'Von Achane Trade

21:15 CeeDee Lamb Trade

24:55 2026 Pick vs 2027 Pick

30:47 Trading 1.09

32:27 2026 Pick Value for Garrett Wilson

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The 2026 NFL Draft quarterback class is shaping up to be fascinating, with clear separation at the top. Jagger May and Andrew Mott break down their top ten quarterback prospects following the Senior Bowl, offering detailed scouting reports and player comparisons.

Fernando Mendoza is the clear QB1 in this class, compared favorably to recent prospects like C.J. Stroud and Jayden Daniels. The hosts discuss his calm processing, great touch, and NFL-ready skills, though concerns about the Raiders' offensive line situation linger. Behind Mendoza, the class features intriguing prospects like Ty Simpson, Garrett Nussmeier, and Cade Klubnik, each with their own risk-reward profiles.

The conversation dives deep into developmental prospects like Cole Payton, Trinidad Chambliss, and Taylen Green, discussing which teams might take shots on their physical tools. The hosts also debate late-round options including Drew Allar, Carson Beck, and the polarizing Diego Pavia, whose size concerns could limit his draft stock despite impressive college production.

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00:00 Start

00:50 1. Fernando Mendoza

08:39 2. Ty Simpson

16:21 3. Garrett Nussmeier

22:16 3. Cade Klubnik

25:55 4. Cole Payton

32:49 6. Trinidad Chambliss

38:40 7. Drew Allar

42:17 8. Carson Beck

45:15 9. Taylen Green

48:51 10. Diego Pavia

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