There is a delusional conventional wisdom in DC that when RFK leaves office, we are all going to return to a normal state of genuflecting to the top-down guidance of the “experts.”
That world is over.
Distrust in the top-down medical system is a trend identified by RFK and Trump that will only exponentially grow.
Entrepreneurs are no longer creating companies to milk money from our broken healthcare system.
They are raising money to completely disrupt and replace the current healthcare system.
This is a big deal, and a major change.
Patients are demanding personalized medical advice - that is root cause first. The top search term on ChatGPT is personalized nutrition and wellness advice.
Anyone in the medical system who doesn’t understand the trend of distrust for top-down “expert” advice will become irrelevant.
Najee is likely cooked, but my guess is his pass pro depth is valued. Infinitely more of an indictment on the Tracy/Singletary guys than anything about Cam Skattebo, who was good last year and good in the preseason game.
Biggest takeaway is full fade of Tracy.
A very Cam Skattebo rep here from Cam Skattebo. The lateral agility/burst is still there IMO and only going to get better as he gets further removed from the surgery.
@LetsGetPPR@DhananiZain Kolar's college tape is littered with solid receiving production. They didn't need it in Baltimore. I am a Chiefs fan and I wanted thr Chiefs to sign him.
All the recent discourse against Kes ton Mitchell is not wrong (Vidal is definitely going to play). People miss the mark. He is still a solid pick. Vidal is probably the better value, but Mitchell spike weeks will be nice. And yeah. What if McDaniel chooses him to have a roll?
Bucs WR Chris Godwin has almost ALWAYS produced when healthy, finishing as a WR3 or better in 6 consecutive seasons. However, he's going into 2026 ranked as the WR46, despite an improved situation.
Some fear new OC Zac Robinson might be too tight end heavy. And, yes, he'll still compete with Emeka Egbuka, but Godwin can win on the outside which should only help keep him on the field as Tampa's WR1.
The price point is low for a guy that has made a career routinely finishing as a WR3 or better for fantasy teams.