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Welcome to the Dynasty Nerds Fantasy Football Podcast, where we discuss Dynasty Strategy, Ranking, and all things NFL.

So get ready to geek out on fantasy football with your host, Rich Dotson.

And welcome to the Dynasty Nerdasternert Fantasy Football Podcast.

I'm Rich Dotson.

He's Matt O'Hara.

Hey, hey.

He's Garrett Price.

How's going?

And we're going to spend these next two episodes wrapping up the 2026 Y receivers.

These next two episodes, I thought I said something last episode.

I never recorded that almost two weeks ago, so I don't recall it completely. I thought like, hey, this is like the heart of the rookie class, those two groups. Check that. This is the heart of the rookie class. Mike a kiddy check. Even though that being said, like, we're gonna talk about a lot of players,, a couple episodes, I think 12 players to be exact.

And this is probably the best grouping of these two shows

of combined players of a skill set that I probably washed on tape.

But that even being said, like,

this has been called a week class throughout, right?

I know it's almost redundant at this point.

Like, I think this being the best group of it, and more so that everybody's going to tell you the Y receivers is the strength of this class, which I totally agree. Yep. I 100% do agree. That being said, you know, if you go back just two years ago, the 2024 class, all these guys that we're going to talk about that we like, and these are solid guys, would fall right around probably the 2-1 range of that class. And that would be the Xavier Legat's, the Ricky Pearsall's, and the Keon Coleman's. You know, two of those guys were first, they're all drafted right by each other. You know, Legat was like, I think, the last pick in the first round.

Pierce was just a couple of picks before that. And Ken Coleman was a 33rd pick in the NFL draft. So, like, they all had good draft pedigree. They all had tape and things that we like, Matt. You were a big Xavier Leggett guy. I still think he's got a chance. Never left. Never, never left. I'm still here.

Never left the room, baby?

You're still here.

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