Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I am your host, Corey Evans.

Thanks for checking out this week's show.

It is titled Bench to Stand-Lone Value Upside.

I have five players who are currently projected for Dynasty Benches that could catapult to

standalone value or starter territory in our lineups for 2025.

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Let's get right to it.

Bench to standalone value upside. Up first I have Jacob Cowling with the 49ers. Let's get right to it. Bench to stand-alone value upside. Up first I have

Jacob Cowling with the 49ers. He's 24, a fourth round pick out of Arizona last season. He only

had four catches for 80 yards across six targets and 15 games played. Minimal usage,

as well as utilization in his rookie season. Did not surpass a 19% snapshot until week 18 against Arizona,

where he was then on the field for a 66% snap share.

The primary reason why I believe Jacob Cowan could become a standalone value asset in Dynasty Leagues is opportunity-based.

Do you have Joanne Jennings, who is requesting a trade and or new contract.

Brandon Ayyuk, as well as Ricky Pearsaw on the PUP list, could be active at any point in training

camp and be back. However, we know that IUC post-ACL tear is more of a mid-season projection in terms

of returning in 2025, whereas Pearsall's hamstring injury seems minor or a cautious approach easing him in from that early

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