Welcome into fantasy focused football. It is Friday, August 25th. My name is Daniel. I'm joined by Mike Clay and Field Yates. Today's show is presented by Geikos, which is to Geikos see all the ways that you could save.

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All of those guys should be going ahead of Jerry Judy if they're healthy because of how much uncertainty there is right now. I have moved Jerry Judy down from wide receiver 18 to wide receiver 29. That's a big fall right there. But if you have the at least for now the security of 17 weeks for all those players that I think are at least conversations with Judy all things being equal like Christian Watson versus Jerry to do like that's a healthy conversation, maybe not for Daniel that like I think you just have to push Jerry Judy beyond those players

in the rankings. It sucks. And if he's back week one, it'll end up being a value, but it doesn't sound like week one is in the cards. And it sounds like this could be maybe like a quarter of the season. Like I agree with you if we were to still rank him in the 20 to 25 range, you're going to have to start your fourth receiver for a while, you know, maybe for a long time. So if you take him in that range, then you're going to have to basically start it back up. And again, we don't know when he's going to be back. So agree with you on the Judy analysis from the Broncos perspective. Remember Tim Patrick's also out for the season. So they're going to open up most likely with Corlan

to clear number one. I'm expecting a bounce back season from him. He's had some terrible luck in the touchdown department. This moves him up just a couple spots. Marvin Mims. Very interesting second round picked this year was already in a better spot with Patrick out now with Judy out. He could be their number two. And how about this for a deep sleeper old friend of Sean Payton Marquez Callaway remember the height for him a couple years ago. He probably is going to be the three maybe the two, depending on what they think of Mark mint to play a big role. You think about the two pairing people for this stuff mentally. Yeah. I am preparing.

For like a little bit about us going into Marvin sin or going into week. Well, this Friday, Marvin Mims. Yep. Now I've got myself all sorts of screwed up. Who by the way, really good player in college. I thought he was awesome last year at Oklahoma. The guy is like a legit. Like he's going to be a really good player in the NFL. But especially these veteran coaches, they just rely on old faithful. And I'm like totally prepare myself mentally for like the first 14 snaps of the Broncos week one game against the Raiders to include 14 snaps from Mark as Callaway. A guy who's kind of like a cross between a tight end.

And a wide receiver. But Sean Payton loves him knows him from their days together in New Orleans, couldn't quit him then won't be able to quit him now. Like I am totally prepared for myself for that mentally. That being said, I think we know that if like if one of if one of Marvin Mims or Marquez Callaway has a legitimate role in the Broncos offense until Jerry Judy returns. There's way more upside up. It's miss. Yeah, I agree. And by the way, speaking of what you're just talking about with Sean Payton, the connection to Callaway and the veterans.

The Broncos number one tight end with starters on the field has been Adam Troutman. Oh, of course a former saying it has not been great dulcet shoes playing about half the snaps, maybe 60%. He might still lead that tight end Roman targets. But I not drafting them. I'm very much worried about his snap count. And if he's going to be used like an H back in a like a use check sort of role or short range and see a 12% target. So he's not going to be anywhere close to startable in fantasy. So Joker is what he keeps saying. Yeah, Joker, which I don't really know about me.

Do you remember the, yeah, well, who was it that he drew the comparison to almost positive. And let me hold on. I was just going to say, let me Google this. But you guys can keep you guys can react to my thought. I think he said that Joker role kind of like Alvin Camara, which seems crazy to me. Yeah, let me go.

Google this. It's going to end up as in he's bouncing around the formation and lining up in the slot and tied in and in the back, right. Yeah, I mean, that's like an each background right now. Okay, here we go. Ready for this.

Yeah, Sean Payton. This is a headline. I feel calm has vision of tight end Greg Dolchitz to potentially be Broncos Joker akin to taste some hill, but, but, but I've been lucky enough. I've had shocky. Witten, Jimmy Graham. I'm probably leaving out a few of those guys. Let's see.

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