Welcome everyone to the PFF Fantasy Podcast. I'm John Macri, joined as always by PFF's lead fantasy analyst, Nathan Yonke. Nate, our prep, I guess, for the 2025 fantasy season continues here after we went over some early like 80P battles the past couple of weeks at running back and wide receiver. And now we're going to dive into early ADP a little bit more and identify kind of some of the players whose values we don't necessarily love.

But they, even before we get into that, we have several new signings that happen since we last recorded, including Aaron Rogers, finally signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Nick Chubb signing with the Houston Texans, and then most recently,

J.K. Dobbins signs with the Denver Broncos.

So plenty of relevant news for fantasy happening here in the past week.

So how are you doing and how do you feel about these recent NFL moves here?

I'm doing well.

It's a fun time of year.

It's the no longer voluntary camps for the players that they have to show up to. So now we get all these coaches quotes hyping up every single player they have on their roster. So it's fun trying to dig in and find see what's true and what's not true and what's just hype and what could happen. But definitely interesting time of year. And like you said, had a bunch of interesting signings these past couple days,

especially at running back the two big names that we've been waiting for a long time.

I'll start with J.K. Dobbins, since that's freshest in my head, since that just happened yesterday.

I like the move for Denver, and I'm not all that concerned with R.J. Harvey here.

I think this is going to be

more of a two-man backfield. It feels like kind of a full-circle moment since I think I'll kind

of have that Mark Ingram role in the offense play those two downs where Harvey will play more of that

passing role like Alvin Kamara had and Ingram and Dobbins were teammates for that one year in Baltimore.

So having that go full circle in Sean Payton's offense, kind of fun there. But I think the two

can coexist just fine. I think Dobbins can take those early downs should hopefully see

double-digit carries each week. Harvey should still get a ton of targets and get some of those rushing

attempts. So for me, like, I didn't move Harvey down too much, but I think a lot of it just

depends on what you were hoping for for Harvey prior to the signing. Some people were hoping he'd

play 60 plus percent of snaps, and I don't think that was going to happen, even with the running

backs they had on the roster. So that first move, I was fine with it from a perspective for Harvey.

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