whose value has changed the most during training camp, that and more this week on the couch.

So pleased to be joined by Bob Harris when you get to the mountaintop.

You find Bob Harris, and he tells you this is the player whose value has changed the most during training camp.

Captain Obvious here to let you know that Rishi Rice's value and Quichon Junkins,

I just want to say the levels of uncertainty associated with

those guys. And I bring them up because, you know, there's, you know, depending on how you play the game, there is a chance to gamble on some upside, at least with Rishi Rice. I mean, we know what the role is going to be once he's back and in the fold. And we'll see, we may find that out soon enough, right? We don't know as of today, but after Jordan Addison got his suspension,

I thought it was interesting. George, and we'll see. We may find that out soon enough, right? We don't know as of today, but after Jordan

Addison got his suspension, I thought it was interesting. Jordan Addison's ADP changed none.

Zero percent. Well, it's actually risen. He's gone up one player.

Rishi Rice in the moments after we got the news of his, you know, at least the resolution of the legal

case, he dropped about 20 spots, right?

And I don't know if it's far up for me to start chasing it yet. I think the shares I have of him. And like, I'm going to talk about this because I've been drafting since February. And so I know, realize many of you out there are so waiting for the drafts that matter most for you. I'll have something for you as well. But if you, you know, if you're out there and you've been investing, you probably have the shares of players or enough shares of players or you're in a

better position to leverage the uncertainty surrounding players. And we'll talk about more

players with uncertain situations. I think it's a great place to take advantage of ADP

inefficiencies or these uncertain, more ambiguous situations. And Rice, to me, there's a ton of upside there based on what we saw the role he

established himself in last year.

And Patrick Mahomes' apparent desire to help him achieve the numbers we saw.

So I'm interested in his drop right now an awful lot.

You mentioned Judkins, and then I want to go back to Rice and we'll dive it. The feeling I'm getting Bob is that the Browns are like, we can play with him this year or without him. We don't really care. That is exactly the vibe I'm getting as well. And so, you know, I believe right after the draft, I was going pretty heavy after Junkins because he was one of the cheaper guys that I saw with a clear path to workload. And he's not that anymore. You know, Jerome Ford is now a guy is running back 50-ish, and Dylan Samson both going about that same range. I'm fine drafting either of them, especially if I'm getting somebody who's maybe nicked up to open the season. I need someone to carry me early.

Jerome Ford is that answer.

If I'm thinking maybe I need a surprise, a special project that's going to rise up over the course of a few weeks and maybe give me something later in the run, maybe it's still in Samson in that role. So that's kind of how I've been playing that one. But Junkins for sure, it feels like right now he's almost become persona non grata in fantasy drafts.

People are. that's kind of how I've been playing that one. But Junkins for sure, it feels like right now he's

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