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Host Ian Hartitz breaks down the fantasy football value of Javonte Williams and Melvin Gordon ahead of 2021. More talk goes over: Chase Edmonds and David Montgomery being great trade targets, if we're ready to trust Brandon Aiyuk, Najee Harris workhorse role, take it easy on Hollywood Brown, Leonard Fournette on the up and up, Justin Herbert goodness and so much more. Jonathan Taylor week? Zach Wilson not sucking week? Kyle Pitts blowup week? Maybe, people, maybe. Don't give up on Robby Anderson just yet, and embrace OBJ as an upside WR2 ahead of a dream matchup. CEH remains fairly meh, while Stefon Diggs is poised to fooking explode after nearly doing so in Week 3. Keep firing up Saquon Barkley as an every-week top-10 back, while Alvin Kamara suddenly doesn't look like the same world-beater we're used to seeing. Joe Mixon's ceiling is the moon against the very Jaguars defense he ripped apart this time last year. Host Ian Hartitz and PFF senior analyst Dwain McFarland break down all 16 games ahead of Week 4. Additional topics include time to sell high on Jaylen Waddle?, Jerry Jeudy future outlook, top lessons for new dynasty players, and why speed kills at the running back position.Ġ0:00 - 01:00 Intro, 01:00 - 41:00 QB1/RB1/WR/TE1 - top players at each position talk, 41:00 - 50:00 Looking back, 50:00 - 54:00 Who would you overpay for?, 55:00 - 1:08 Dynasty priorities, 1:08:00 - 1:10:00 Outro The guys go over the problems with too heavily assuming last year will predict next year when looking ahead to future fantasy seasons and go over some of their 2021 mistakes like Jonathan Taylor, Mike Evans, and Tyler Boyd. focusing on receivers that have other pieces to help take away defensive attention. The conversation moves around to focusing on Justin Jefferson and whether or not folks should be more concerned with raw volume vs. The guys start off by going over who would be the QB1, RB1, WR1, and TE1 ahead of the fantasy playoffs if we drafted today. Host Ian Hartitz welcomes on boss man of Roto Underworld and Player Profiler Matt Kelley for 10 questions related to the fantasy football playoffs and dynasty.

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Finally, Dwain and Ian talk some hits and misses from 2021, pointing out suggestions on how to get better in 2022.Ġ:00 - Intro, 1:53 - Key takeaways from Week 17, 2:07 - Cole Beasley or Isaiah McKenzie?, 5:00 - Rams WR room, Van Jefferson, 8:30 - Michael Gallup out, CeeDee Lamb, 12:50 - Buccaneers WRs, 19:56 - Is Zay Jones the real deal?, 22:45 - RB usage, Mitchell, Swift, 39:27 - PFF Awards, 40:20 - Fantasy Football MVP, 47:28 - Most improved Fantasy Football player, 51:40 - Best Fantasy comeback, beginning to end of season, 57:50 - Fantasy Rookie of the Year, 1:05:20 - “He’s Not A Backup, Coach” Award, 1:09:16 - Award Summary and Takeaways, 1:09:45 - Hits and misses from 2021, how to get better in 2022, 1:31:54 - Outro Fantasy awards highlight Cooper Kupp as MVP, Ja'Marr Chase as rookie of the year, and Cordarrelle Patterson as most improved fantasy player among others. Usage conversation includes notes on Cole Beasley yielding some snaps to Isaiah McKenzie, CeeDee Lamb back to an every-down role, Van Jefferson losing steam, Dare RB1 Ogunbowale, Elijah Mitchell, and D'Andre Swift's returns, and much more. Host Ian Hartitz is joined by senior PFF analyst Dwain McFarland to break down the key usage notes from Week 17, PFF's season-long fantasy awards as well as a few big picture takeaways from the year.