You replaced him with a very similar player, a one year, low risk contract, low risk for your team. I like the move for the judges. I think it is a smart move for the franchise. From the fantasy perspective, Robbie Anderson, I think most people would agree, and the money agrees, that he is a superior NFL wide receiver than Rashad Perriman right now. And Robbie Anderson...
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125 passageswith Adam Gays, with this offense was highly inconsistent. And so I think at best you're going to have some big blowup games that you can't predict from Breshad Perman. And so I don't view him as someone that really matters for fantasy. I won't be drafting a late round flyer think at all. Maybe he'll take the Robbie Anderson role that we at times were excited about. I'm kind of hands off there. But I'm happy for Bichad Perriman. And from a real NFL perspective,
It's not unwise to offer a field stretching guy, a one-year contract when you just lost one. What about Tyler Eifer to the Jags, two-year deal? Okay. Okay. Oaky dokey. I think I'm learning something this off-season. Tight-ins are forever? I mean, the contracts that Jimmy Graham just signed? What do you think? Tyler Eifer is a very handsome man who has...
Years ago, he had an incredible touchdown rate. And he's been living on that hype forever. That year was awesome, though. That year was awesome. And the hype was real. And I think it's just carried over. But if you're telling me that I'm supposed to be, you know, I'm going to wait until long after some breakout has happened before I consider him a streamer. And the reality is I should. He did get paid. But, you know, I shouldn't use the word break in a sentence with Tyler Reifer.
Because it's rude. It's not fair to him or his body, which is also not fair to him. His body is not fair to his body. It is not. But there are these off-season moves that, I mean, Perryman is the example of, you know, you add another field stretcher for Darnold, Robbie Anderson for Teddy Bridgewater. Eifford might just be more helpful for Gardner than... I completely agree with that, yeah. Does that make sense? I mean, that's a situation that I think we're in. The Seahawks signed Philip Dorset.
formerly of the Patriots to a one-year deal. What do you think of this move? He's sticking around. Good for you. Good for you, Dorset. I mean, is Dorset actually on the field and three wide receiver sets? Probably. So he has no fancy value for himself, but Dorset can stretch the field. I mean, it's another, it's another weapon for Russell Wilson to be upset that he doesn't get to really use.
That's exactly right. The first week of free agency is where the pieces that signed matter for fantasy and we're saying, okay, how does it matter? How big, how small? And then this second week of free agency is these matter for the quarterback more than they matter for the player themselves. I don't think you're going to be playing. You know, Dorset had a pretty good year last year.
five touchdowns in basically about 10 games played. But for fantasy, you couldn't rely on him. And he's not going to have the target volume where you can do anything more than a DFS flyer. And then it's another offseason. So we've got another signing of Devin S. scrumptious. I looked at last year's overreaction episode.
And, or I'm sorry, not overreaction, but the winners and losers episode. Right. And Devin Funches was a winner. Because he was. At this time last year, Monster Contract won your deal, Indianapolis, Andrew Luck. Oh, Andrew Luck, great. Is this? Devin Funches owns the month of March.
It's his. So we don't know, you know, the health. We all three of us talked about the Packers. We're going to go out and make some kind of splashy signing, whether it was a Robbie Anderson or somebody to be on the other side of Devante Adams. This is just a matter of, is Devin Funches any good at all? Is he going to struggle coming off of a year?
that has been injured. I mean, coming into last year, I think there was already disagreement, right? Mike and I were more fans of Funchus than Andy was, if I'm remembering correctly. No, you were, you stood alone on the island with Devin Funches. Oh, okay. So it was all right. Well, that's fair. But if I was the Funchest believer last year, I don't think you stood alone considering I had him as the winner of the off season because he ended up in a perfect situation. Oh, okay. So maybe it was you and I that were in agreement and Mike that was opposed, whoever it was. But.
I liked them last year, and I'm not sure I'm going to jump in as that wide receiver two narrative for Aaron Rogers. Aaron Rogers hasn't looked the same. Yeah, the team's completely different than it was in the way it functions. So, you know, if anything, Aaron Rogers is about to retire. I think that's what this move means. I'm looking at pro football reference. They often have a player's nickname listed here, and I'm looking at different punches. Please. And.
He's got two names. One is funch. Okay. Okay. Totally get it. The other one is not fun fun fun. Not fun fun? Not fun fun fun. You really let me down thinking that Devin S. scrumptious was on there. Oh, I'm so sorry. You really, really let me down. No, it's not fun fun fun. Well, you got to understand, Andy. He's not fun fun fun.
When you have a chance to have a nickname like Not Fun Fun Fun. Why would you be Devin S. Scrumptious? If you could have a Devon S. Crumptious nickname, but you were not Fun Fun, Fun. You'd turn it down. What a pathetic nickname. I think we're done with the news. I think we're done with the news. All right. Before we move into the overreaction segment, I want to thank today's sponsor. We're using it right now. Zoom.
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Yeah, these are avoid this. You know, we call this the overreactions episode. It almost sounds like here's some things I'm overreacting about. These are, look, if you're going to be a good fantasy player, avoid major overreactions to narrative street things that happen. And so that's really the episode. It's avoid these overreactions. And a lot of overreactions happen based on, you know, recency bias in the back half of the season or the very end of the season and what certain players are doing.
And we all want to react appropriately, but sometimes, you know, there are unsustainable situations that you have to see through. So I'll kick it off with a potential overreaction, one that I've heard many times from many a fantasy analyst and individual in terms of how they view this player. And maybe you two both are on this train. We'll see. But the overreaction that I think is going to happen is that Ryan Tannahill...
is going to be viewed as a top 12 quarterback lock for next year. And the question that I have for, you know, I think for this show and into the future is, look, is the back half of last year? Is that a true reflection of the fantasy value of Ryan Tannehill? Because from week 11 on...
You had this 37 touchdown pace, 4,200 passing yards. He was complete. He had games where he was completing 77% of his passes. He was 70% over that span. It was really fun. It was super fun. And he's got A.J. Brown, and he's got an exciting offense. And then they go into the playoffs. And Humphreys? They resigned Taj Sharp? No. But I think, no, they did not resign him. He went to Minnesota. We skipped that news. But that probably won't hurt that probably won't hurt that much.
But the situation that we're in now is, you know, how do you react to Ryan Tannahill? Because players, we've seen this before, they have outlier runs. I mean, Nick Foles has done it multiple times. And I don't think Tannenhill is a top 12 lock. If you look at the playoffs, which, you know, are not part of that projection, passing yardage in the playoffs, 72, 88.
209. We know the story. I don't want a quarterback that can disappear because a winning game plan lets him disappear, which is what happened in the playoffs. I mean, it's not like they were losing. You don't get three games worth and stats in the playoffs without a great run. So I'm worried about him disappearing when things are going right. That's my concern. Yeah. Look, I am, I differ with you a little bit. I don't differ at all.
that I think it's an overreaction to say Ryan Tannahill is a top 12 lock. I certainly think that that is a massive question. I differ in the sense that I think Ryan Tannahill could very well finish in the top 12 and is worthy of a draft pick. Now, I'm going to piggyback on this, right, because my overreaction is his teammate, A.J. Brown, who is everyone's darling. A.J. Brown is basically, I don't know if you guys know this.
