to say that to get Teddy Bridgewater out of there. No question they believe it's an upgrade because they pursued, this was a, we need to fix quarterback and we can do it in the draft at this pick or we can go and get Sam Darnold. We believe we can get enough out of Sam Darnold. Carolina and Denver. They made, they shot their shot, man. Passing on Justin Field is going to look very foolish for both of them. So, Jason, you really believe that Sam Darnold is.
Tough Calls, Dynasty Values + Ways to Determine Draft Order - Fantasy Football Podcast for 7/3
Tough Calls, Dynasty Values + Ways to Determine Draft Order - Fantasy Football Podcast for 7/3
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104 passagesbetter than Teddy Bridgewater? I do. I think he has more upside to the system that they want to run than Teddy Bridgewater had. Would you agree that he has more downside? I would agree that he has more downside, sure. But you got a guy who had 136 targets last year. Now Curtis Samuel's off the team with a possible quarterback upgrade. He can do it short and he can do it long. Just because he did it short last year does not mean that's the only thing he could do. So to me, he's just a talented wide receiver.
in a good position. If he had more touchdowns last year, his ADP wouldn't be anywhere remotely close to what it is now. Exactly. If he had. Yeah, same for DJ Moore. Yeah, if he had finished, if either had finished the way they, well, I guess DJ Moore started slow, but Robbie Anderson was a top guy for the beginning of the year. And had he finished stronger, I think you would see that narrative playing out in fantasy of Curtis Sam was leaving, and Robbie Anderson is going to have even more of an opportunity to exploit this defense. But Teddy Bridgewater.
last year was 7.6 yards per attempt. Sam Darnold was 6.1. Remind me who Sam Darnold's head coach was last year? I don't know if that's a great argument though, Mike, because I'm guessing if you look at Teddy Bridgewater's career before last year, you're going to see disastrous numbers. My point is that Sam Donald was worse than garbage last year. Yes, last year he was. He was horrifically bad.
He averaged under a passing touchdown per game. That is impressive. Impressive stuff. I will stand corrected. Bridgewater was a 7.3, 7.2, even in his Minnesota days. It did go up to a career high. That's not high. That was my point. No, it's super low. And that Donald was far worse. I don't think Donald is better than Teddy Bridgewater.
Might not be. And if he's not, then they screwed the- But I'm not the Carolina Panthers, nor am I Jason Moore. There you go. Some of my best attributes. This show. Happy lawn mowing. This is a Saturday show. Instagram question from Nick O'Hare. Are you guys interested in Waddle as a late-round flyer in redraft leagues? He has the potential to see a lot of valuable targets on this team, especially if Tua takes a step forward. Totally fine with it. We'd love to add him to my roster late.
I'm not really. I think he's going to be a low volume guy who I'm not going to be able to start. I don't trust Tua. You've got Devante Parker and Will Fuller there. So I don't think the rookie year breakout is in the cards for Waddle. Yeah, rookie wide receivers, generally speaking, are not my favorite to target in redraft. Wado Waddle. But yeah, that's pretty fun, is you would get to do that every time he caught the ball.
But there are, I mean, there's two rookies I'm interested in this year with Jamar Chase and then Devante Smith with his insanely low ADP. I mean, when you're taking a flyer on a rookie wide receiver, take it on Devante Smith. Yeah. Because it's around the same area of very late in a draft. And I don't want multiple rookie wide receivers on my redraft. What's funny is there's a chance that you have, like, I'm formally going to put Jen and Waddle into the.
potential week one breakouts because you won't have Will Fuller. You're going to have them threatening. I mean, they're working on their downfield. Two for 80 and a score? Yeah, exactly. Like he could be a legit week one explosion, undrafted, late rounds. And that might not be prescriptive for the year. But I wouldn't be surprised if he came out and had a very big role in the offense with Noel Fuller in week one. All right. That's going to do it for today's episode of the show. Thanks for tuning in. Very excited about three a week.
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