Many are saying the RB Seattle drafts will skyrocket in value. Why? No prospect past Love have the profile of Ken Walker, yet the coaching staff used Charbonnet over him a lot. What makes anyone think these prospects will have usable value once Charbs gets healthy? @LateRoundQB
Many are saying the RB Seattle drafts will skyrocket in value. Why? No prospect past Love have the profile of Ken Walker, yet the coaching staff used Charbonnet over him a lot. What makes anyone think these prospects will have usable value once Charbs gets healthy? @SigmundBloom
I've seen a lot of analytical draft analysis on the timeline over the last few weeks, which is great and awesome. It's a fun time of year. But having done this for some time (I am unc), I want to call out some things to watch out for on the numbers-driven side.
Many of you remember @Sherman_FFB, worked with us for a couple years and did great job. In the wake of winning $2m, he's let me know he'd like to come back and do the Waiver Wire column in 2026.
Jokes aside, massive congrats to Sam. Such an insane accomplishment.
These 9 questions broke me.
I cried. I raged.
I wanted to unhear them.
Because once you know the truth about what you actually want, you can't go back to pretending.
Here's the brutal reality:
Earlier this year the BS Budget Bill reduced the tax deduction for gambling losses to 90%.
In response, I introduced the FAIR BET Act to restore the commonsense 100% tax deduction to protect professional and recreational gamblers. I was the first in Congress to introduce this fix and haven’t stopped garnering support from members and stakeholders since.
In fact, the #FAIRBETAct has up to 21 bipartisan co-sponsors with @RepEzell most recently joining!
It is now critical for @WaysandMeansGOP to add this bill to the legislative calendar before the year ends. We must get this fixed.
the real competitive advantage in life is being okay with being misunderstood.
most people contort themselves for approval.
let your results speak. silence the rest.
A lukewarm TreVeyon Henderson take. Think all can be true:
1. When you take a player in Round 3/4 of a fantasy draft, you SHOULD expect early-season production.
Any assessment of “rookies always break out, I told you, idiot!!” has to account for cost. And the cost of some rookies has risen sharply over the years, making it a different bet.
2. The idea of upside matters. Rookie hit rates may be lower (depending on where they go in the fantasy draft), but the ceiling is often higher if they do hit. That’s worth a lot, you have to be willing to live with some misses.
3. Those who panicked on Henderson shouldn’t be shamed. People will claim this was always going to happen, but they have no idea how it runs out if Rhamondre never goes down. Same with the impending Dobbins/Harvey situation.
I did a lot of research last summer on yards per route run at running back, and how poor previous-season YPRR rates tend to lead to underwhelming performances the following year among middle-round RBs.
Sent this email out in June, but this was 2025's list. Pretty wild.
reading between the lines Sam Darnold and Daniel Jones look like they are in line to get deal from their current teams
with a draft class that is very uncertain at the top at QB you might want to get one of these cast off QBs sooner rather than later for fantasy football.
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The fact that the Colts heavily invested in mentorship, especially from Reggie Wayne, and still decided to move off of a very talented AD Mitchell is probably not a great signal tbh..
Clearly didn’t do the little things right to earn his reps back, as Wayne said multiple times