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Fantasy Football Podcast 2017 - Early QB Rankings Part 2: Values, Sleepers & Streamers

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to the fantasy footballers podcast coming to you from the fantasy jocks.com studios with your host, Andy Holloway, Jason Moore, and Mike Wright. It is Thursday. It's Thursday. It is one week from Drafton. It certainly is Thursday. I'm glad you got that out correctly because it is boldly written. It's Tuesday. That's right.

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I have to make up for Brooks's work in the office here. It is Thursday, April 20th, and we are back again, the fantasy footballers, Jason Moore, Mike, the fantasy hitman right. That means a draft. And Andy Holloway is in one week. One week away. We're very excited. We're happy you're joining us on another episode of the podcast today, and we are talking quarterbacks. We're going.

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12 or number 13 through however far we get. We're talking the quarterbacks that actually matter for most of the Foot Clan because those top guys were not drafted, and these are where you find the diamonds in the rough late in your draft and win your hashtag Foot Clan title. And incredibly also where you find Kim Newt. Oh, uh, in the, uh, not in our top 12. This is our consensus ranking episode. So we'll, we'll be talking quarterbacks values. If you've listened to this show before,

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You know we're big fans of waiting on drafting a quarterback so that you can stock up on those premium positions that kind of drop off the ledge, so to speak. So you get your running back, get your wide receivers. And we like waiting on quarterbacks and finding value or streaming them. So if you haven't listened to the show, during the season, each week we come out with our streaming quarterbacks of the week. And I believe if you looked at our picks last year, we would have put you with about the sixth.

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best quarterback if you stayed with a streaming quarterback so you'll learn a lot about that on the show today i do want to turn your attention to the website the fancy footballers dot com there's a neat article up there by nick martinez spectacular one of our good writers and he wrote a history of fantasy football article it's very interesting uh i know where you came pretty neat yeah um check us out on twitter at the f f ballers quick question of the day gentlemen from dan in houston

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He says, what are your feelings on drafting a quarterback higher than you normally would in order to pair them with a first or second round wide receiver he'll be throwing to? So a good example of this would be, let's say you spent some early draft capital on Jordy Nelson. Do you reach on Aaron Rogers? Or if you spend some early capital on Mr. Michael Thomas? Michael Thomas. Do you spend, you know, you reach for Drew Brees. What do you guys think? Yeah, and I think a better, more.

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realistic example because reaching on Aaron Rogers or even Drew Breeze is probably hard to do. I mean, that's. Rogers, it's your first and second pick. Your league may not give you the option. But let's say you got Mike Evans and, you know, James Winston where he's late. Do you reach on him to pair him? For me personally, I like having quarterbacks with wider. I like the stack. I like the double stuff. There's a, there's a, how much do you like it? I like it enough to be.

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Nothing more than a tightbreaker. So I'm on the board, and I'm not going to reach a round ahead for a quarterback because he stacks with my wide receiver. But if I am looking at two guys that I've got exactly, you know, I've got them stated out if they're pretty much back to back. Same tier. Yeah, same exact tier. You know, I've got a different guy score on a point or two more than James. I might take James ahead to make the stack. Yeah, I'm very similar. I might be.

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slightly more aggressive, but it's one of those things where it's just, it's, it's fun, it's nice. It's, it is absolutely delightful on a Sunday morning to be watching your fantasy score like, oh, this is going terribly. And then one 30 yard touchdown and you score 50 points.

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bejillion points. You're like, oh, well, everything is okay. Yeah, there's an argument to be made against the stack. Right. I mean, if Mike Evans comes out this year and, you know, he went double digits and then three touchdowns and then double digit touchdowns, if he comes out and scores four touchdowns, you're going to be really sad. You have that stack. Yeah, I mean, and you have situations like New Orleans with the home road splits for Drew Brees. I mean, do you get yourself in a bad road matchup and you're stacked up with, uh,

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You know, it can cost you a week. It can win you a week. Probably evens out. All right. Let's talk some news. News and notes from around the league. Well, you got, you got something you want to talk about first. I do. I do, Fookland. I have a very personal matter before we jump. What? Sorry. Sorry. Perfect timing. Goodness. Was that the mailbag? Yeah, sometimes the mouse did not scroll. It's Brooks's fault. Brooks did that. It's a very personal thing for me. My aunt, Lori, a.

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A spectacular woman. Just a large part of my growing up, just I love this woman dearly. She's had a very, very rough go the last decade or so. She has lupus. And if you have a friend or a family member who deals with lupus, you know, it's serious business. There's a lot of complications that come with it.

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Well, she, because of it to help treat, she's had to do a lot of steroid type things which have absolutely destroyed her mouth and her teeth. And she's to the point where she has to address this. So she has, and she's not, you know, at a financial place where she can really just mitigate this. So she's put up a go fund me. And we are forwarding to it at footclanhelp.com and just a personal plea of help.

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help out my aunts and i'm offering up something there's some incentive to help something very personal uh my man bun is very uh what's the what's the what's the polarizing sure on this show people love it people hate and this is how strongly i feel is there any chance you'll take your hair out of your man bun right now and show how much hair you got you want me to do it on the show sure i got to take the headphones off but this is how strongly i feel and what i'm willing to offer yeah wow

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If people go to footclan help.com and they donate here, get this. Look at that. Look how much hair that man has. If you are usually just a subscriber on iTunes, which we thank you for, go to YouTube and check out. You've got so much hair. You have no idea. So you're offering this up. So if you donate and you make a hashtag, you know, get the hashtag, of course, the Foot Clan, but if you hashtag bun off.

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and we can raise $1,000 with that hashtag. I'm willing to drop off the man bun. Now, I know there's, there's some out there who are thinking, well, I want to help, but I love Mike's hair. I know you're out there. So you don't have to use the hashtag. You can do whatever you want. Your help is very appreciated. But I should have a little extra incentive. If you want to get out there, help make a difference in my aunt's life. And you want me to cut my hair off. Yeah.

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Yeah. Footclanhelp.com. Hashtag bunoff if you want to make this happen. I want to see it happen. Hopefully you just want to help my aunt. No, I mean, but this is like I feel very strongly that I, that she needs my help. And so I'm willing to offer this up putting your hair where you're mouth is. I'll put it on the line if I got it. Well, that's a lot of hair. It's a lot of hair. If I know one thing about the foot clan, I know that, uh, your hair will be gone.

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soon. All right, let's talk news. And again, the URL is footclanhelp.com for that. Adam Schefter reporting James White and the Patriots have reached an agreement on a three-year extension with James White. Super Bowl hero, 14 receptions in the Super Bowl. James White. By Dionne Lewis. Well, we'll see. Yeah. And then Mike Gillisley signed a two-year $6.4 million offer sheet with the Patriots. That's the much bigger news. Mike, you nailed this.

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A few weeks ago, Mike said, he said that Buffalo made a mistake placing a fifth round tender on Mike Gilson. It was an original round Tinder on Gillisley, basically making the point that if they had just forked up a little bit more money, it would have been a second round tender. About $900,000. And they would have pretty much guaranteed. There's no way that, you know, New England's giving up or somebody's giving up a second round tender for Mike Gillisley. He's excellent. He's a very good running back. But now.

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Now you have a division rival doing what a great division rival does, a winner does. For the second year in a row. And putting them in a tough position to try to match this contract offer. So now they're either spending more money or they're losing a very important piece of that team. Look, LaShawn McCoy, I don't think he can carry the kind of workload that he would need to carry by himself. So you're talking about Buffalo having to find another answer. Now I comically said, hey, go get LaGarrett blunt and let's...

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Oh, that would be hilarious about this. A little swapsies. But Mike Gillisley, fantasy implications, if he lands, let's say they don't match and he ends up in New England. And now you've got James White. You know he's there. Rex Burkhead. You know he's there. Mike Gillisley. I hope we can keep Mike Gillisley's name.

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down as low as possible, which is going to be hard, especially on draft Twitter, because people love Mike Gillisley. If he stays late in fantasy drafts, I think he will be similar to Lagart Blunt, one of those unbelievably great late-round values, especially because you don't know for sure. Is it him? Is it Rex? Is it James White? I believe that Gillisley is a really good running back. The RB Scout on Twitter showed that since 1970, only 10 running backs have more than 150 carries.

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and over a five-yard per carry average. And the names in there are, you know, the Bo Jackson's and Jamal Charles. And Mike Gillisly is one of those. And I don't remember where I saw it. I would give credit on Twitter, if either of you remember. But he is, the other thing is he had more 20-yard carries last year. Oh, this is crazy. Then David Johnson or Levi-on Bell. Yeah, that's nuts.

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So Gillisley, you know, with all the opportunities on the one yard line, which the Patriots get, will certainly be a value. Yeah, it feels like at this point that Gilly would take that goal line. Certainly. Certainly. And he's proven he can do it eight touchdowns last year. The box. I say, I know the Foot Clan is concerned about me with Rex Burkhead. Yeah, that's true. Good news, Footland. Mike Gillisley's on both of my dynasty. That's the good news. You're fine.

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The Bucks. I don't want people to be concerned. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will be the featured team on this year's Hard Knocks. Love it. Yes. Roberto Aguayo. Yeah, that's not the name. It'll be fun to see Winston and Evans. What are you talking about? That's going to be great. Dude, Deshawn Jackson on the television? I love this. I love this selection very much. I have always enjoyed Hard Knocks. Dirt Cutter, former Arizona State head coach. I had to stop watching Hard Knocks in the middle of last season. I could not take.

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Jeff Fisher. This will be a fun upcoming season. I would do just about anything to have the bucks signed Fisher to some small coaching role. I mean, that would just be. Special teams. Hey, guess what? The NFL regular season schedules announced live tonight at 8 p.m. on NFL Network. That's huge. It's exciting. And for those of you out there wondering, hey, what are the fancy implications of that? You know, if the schedule deals you a nice hand, certain quarterbacks like the ones we're talking about on the show today,

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