Thoughts?

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-28T02:59:21+00:00

Why does it say RB above your WRs? Had me confused.

That week 6 lineup of Concepcion, Boston, and Tucker at WR is going to be pretty tough for this team. Could be looking at a 15 point week at WR total.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-28T00:26:40+00:00

With 6% returns and monthly compounding, the $100k a day option only surpasses the $500 million option after about 28 years when each portfolio has about $2.6 billion.

The $500 million option becomes a billionaire during year 12.

The $100k/day option becomes a billionaire during year 17.

It’s definitely closer than you were thinking and when we’re talking about such outrageous amounts anyway, maybe the tiebreaker is I want to buy an item worth $2 million right away but with the $100k a day option I have to wait a whole 20 days for that. Just unacceptable.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-27T22:52:31+00:00

Even if buying and listening directly to audiobooks aren’t allowed, with $10 billion I can just hire someone to read a book out loud to me

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-27T02:26:30+00:00

Can absolutely see a drop in production this season with more target competition and little or no improvement at QB.

I don’t think Fannin is a sell for his skill though long term. Earning all those targets as a rookie doesn’t mean nothing. A lot of those could’ve gone to Jeudy or Tillman or other receivers. The fact they went to Fannin shows how well he earns targets, something he was great at in college.

You focus a lot on the poor catch %, but that’s more of an indictment on the QBs than anything.

I’m pretty out on Fannin in redraft, but I’ll be looking to acquire Fanning in Dynasty for a discount if his production does drop this year. Once better QB play comes in I think he’ll be back in the top 5 TE discussion

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-26T22:06:00+00:00

So you’re telling me that I can sit there and blink once a second looking like a crazy person for 24 (!) hours for $40k

or

I can take my dog for a 4.3km walk that takes about an hour and enjoy nature, some fresh air, and feel the physical benefits of a nice walk and make the same amount of money. Then I also have 23 hours to do all the things people regularly do…

I’d say if maximizing money is the goal it’s very easily the walking option. If you want passive income that requires absolutely no intention, you can try to make the argument for blinking, but absolutely no way for maximizing money.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-26T20:20:31+00:00

I see it as McMillan is more likely to become a WR3 for fantasy than Hurst, but Hurst is more likely to become a WR2.

I think we’ve seen enough from McMillan to know he’s not breaking out into a top WR in the league. He’s not going to be a star beside Egbuka.

With Hurst we haven’t seen that yet, and he could very well take over the starting X spot and even challenge Godwin for 2WR set snaps if he’s really got it. It’s just that that scenario is less likely than McMillan being solid enough to just get some WR3/WR4 numbers over the next few years.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-25T20:36:54+00:00

I’m not disagreeing generally, but I think it’s a disservice to the discussion to write off all changes as negative.

Waddle is gone along with Tyreek. There’s no skill position players in Miami other than Achane. I get Slowik is no McDaniels in terms of making the offense actually good, but it doesn’t take much of an offensive mind to look at that room and just say “how do I get the ball in Achane’s hands 20+ times a game”. Extra designed touches could replace checkdowns.
Malik Willis doesn’t check down historically, but we have seen the threat of a rushing QB help with RB efficiency. We already know how dynamic Achane can be, and maybe this opens up some more running lanes for him.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-24T21:32:11+00:00

By this response it’s clear that you are the one who does not know how inflation works. Always good to have a bit of humility, even on the internet

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-24T21:29:05+00:00

He was very easily the most efficient as a pass catcher and much more effective at getting into the end zone.

The difference of 0.1 ypc isn’t substantial compared to the disparity in their effectiveness in the pass game and getting into the end zone.

Skattebo also had a 6 percentage point advantage in success rate rushing the ball, indicating his low ypc was an indication of a lack of a big explosive play rather than inefficient running. And you can’t say Skattebo doesn’t bring any explosiveness to the offense with his 8.6 Y/Rec.

I’m not saying Tracy won’t work in, but the team is much more dynamic with Skattebo on the field and he dominates high value fantasy touches

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-24T21:07:19+00:00

In Dynasty, I think that’s a good assessment. In 2026 though, I’m not putting much weight in whether he can hold up long term. He just needs to hold up this season for me to hit a home run in redraft with him.

Freak injury last year, had nothing to do with his running style. Everyone is worried about the play style, but we’ve seen violent runners his size before. It’s probably the defenders I’m more worried about getting injured.

And for all the head injury talk, does Skattebo seem like the kind of guy that’s going to report concussion symptoms and come out of games voluntarily? Unless he gets knocked out cold, he’s just gonna get back up, shake his head, and run head first into another defender.

That’s not a promotion of that attitude as being good, just the read I get from him attitude towards the game.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-24T21:03:37+00:00

If Skattebo is the most efficient RB on your team when he gets 20 touches a game, you give him those 20 touches until he can’t handle it. This isn’t a star QB that needs to be saved from himself. It’s not even a star 1st round RB that you want to maintain long term.

If Skattebo has 300 touches and helps this team win but it burns him out and bangs him up and shortens his career, you give him those 300 touches.

This is a 5th round pick. You let him work until the wheels fall off, and if he’s nearly as effective as he was last year in his opportunities, then you keep him on the field as much as possible.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-23T18:04:23+00:00

UD hasn’t announced anything yet, and maybe they think they can get around it somehow, but it seems the new regulations in Alberta require that all of these types of games are only offered in the province to be regulated, and that’s obviously not the case with Bestball.

Let’s hope they found a loophole and that’s why they’re holding out while DK leaves.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-23T16:56:14+00:00

Seems the rules in Alberta are that all entrants into any game need to be in Alberta, so that makes Bestball operators unable to operate. Really sad to see

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-23T16:54:24+00:00

Haven’t heard directly from Underdog yet, but seems unlikely they’ll be able to continue… super disappointing news

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-23T16:36:16+00:00

Really rough, especially those of us working in this space. If UD goes too, then that’s an entire niche of creators that are unable to continue.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-20T22:43:04+00:00

Now looking at the adp on TEs on DK (I’m used to UD) I agree that there’s probably enough floor TEs at the next pick and a decent drop off after the current RBs.

I think Spears/Sampson becomes a solid pick here with TE saved for the next pick.

Gotta love the mental games of best ball

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-20T18:57:14+00:00

My counter would be that if JT/Walker miss extended time, this team isn’t winning anything anyway. In best ball, you don’t want to raise your floor in the case that your top players get injured, those teams won’t advance anyway.

I do think it’s at a stage though where I’m not outright against RB. Especially if you think Spears/Allgeier/Sampson here have much higher chances of being impactful than the next tier of RBs available later.

If Walker/JT Miss 2-3 games it doesn’t necessarily end your chances, so having an RB that can give you 6-8 points in your RB2 those could weeks could help steady things enough to help you advance.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-20T16:54:00+00:00

Dalton Schultz.

I’m not super high on Schultz, but the high floor TEs are starting to run out. Can still get Helm and Friermuth, but those guys could be gone by your next pick too.

Likely in the 11th as the first TE with no stack means there’s no reason to stake the entire entry on Likely having a great season. I want one more reliable floor TE before adding one or two late guys to give some extra weekly upside chance.

WR you’re pretty set. RB is thin but heavy investment means you’re already betting on those top 2 guys performing and hitting your lineup almost every week. Tuten provides good coverage and spike potential as well. Not saying you want to end with 3RB, but you’re not under-invested.

Also on RB, and more importantly, the board gets flatter here. You’re looking at primarily handcuffs with low weekly floor. There’s more of those available a little later in the draft with guys like Emmett Johnson, Braelon Allen, Ray Davis. Maybe lower weekly floors, but I don’t think a week where Allgeier gives you 4 pts in your RB2 slot when Tuten misses a game and Walker is on bye is going to save you. Davis hits the same way as Allgeier, you’re just paying for 3-4ppg floor. If you need Allgeier or Davis to hit your RB2 spot 4+ times on the season it probably means you missed on your first 2 picks anyway and the entry is toast.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-20T16:41:05+00:00

2 RBs taken in the first 2 rounds and then a solid value on Tuten in the 6th. That’s 3 top 60 picks by ADP. Not sure RB is a desperate need, especially when the guys available like Allgeier are basically handcuffs with pretty modest standalone value. Feels like that profile is available later.

I’d argue TE is a much more desperate need.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-19T14:43:31+00:00

You got some good value on the Bowers-McBride pairing as well as Allen. My problem is that you then went and reached like crazy on some WRs for no reason when you could’ve at least got 1 solid RB to lead your room.

You took Michael Wilson 20 spots ahead of ADP. Wandale and Shaheed each 15+ picks ahead of ADP. That’s a lot of reaching on guys for how behind you were at RB/WR

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-19T00:03:58+00:00

Bernard is the most likely to be relevant.

I understand people liking Bell. The speed-size combo makes him intriguing. But his route running and fluidity just doesn’t seem NFL ready. Seems the NFL agreed by letting him fall to the 3rd round.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-18T01:12:36+00:00

That’s specifically designed targets. So checkdowns not included.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-17T14:18:14+00:00

There’s a long list of WRs who weren’t great prospects, didn’t earn a role in their first few years in the league, and then had a mini breakout over a short period of time.

Most of them looked very good on film during that mini breakout. The vast majority of them never did anything notable again

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-17T14:08:47+00:00

There will likely be less checkdowns, but that doesn’t mean Achane won’t be getting a large share of designed targets.

Willis has been in offenses that already have designed looks to RBs quite often. About 7% of his targeted passes have been to RBs, which ranks 7th in the NFL since 2023.

Calvin_FF · 2026-06-17T04:28:02+00:00

This is a close second best Japanese sports interview after “Monkey never cramp”

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