Listen, I'm not saying these five players are bad.

They're going to be bad at fantasy football.

But every fantasy league has that one person who goes up to the draft board, puts the sticker onto the board, and then turns around.

You guys didn't know he's the fucking line receiver too in Buffalo.

A whole lot of that fucking energy is coming back at these guys who draft these five players.

Because these are definitely five of those players.

They're going to end up on draft boards where that person turns around and gives

that fucking face, all right?

So for the most part, we're staying away from these guys because the people who think

they're smart are going to be overdrafting.

They're going to be overreaching for these guys.

And Gabriel Davis is the first guy up on this list.

Your smart-ass leaguemate will say he's the number two in Buffalo now.

And according to the data from Mr. Dwayne McFarland, he's got seven players who are going earlier in high to mid-stakes drafts. So you have a few guys and Gabriel Davis is number six in terms of

the discrepancy between where he's going in FFPC, which is high-stakes, actual paid leagues and

ESPN. So he's going 25 spots higher in paid leagues, number 51 overall. That is a premium pick

to use on Mr. Gabriel Davis who had like one really big game last year. I don't want to take it all away from him, but I think it's

really important when you start to look at these players where you're not really sure what to make

of a boom bust type week like he had last year in the playoffs. You look at the individual player,

and I think that kind of tells you what the ceiling could be. So we look at Matt Harmon's reception

perception, as we always do. And in terms of a separator, he's not very, very good. He's in the 33rd

percentile against men. He's in the 36 percentile against press. And you know, his teammate on the

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