Welcome back into the Dynasty Nerds podcast.

I am your host, Garrett Price here with Andrew Ma.

Andrew, you doing good, man?

Doing good, man.

Couldn't be better, you know, Memorial Day weekend.

So get a little bit more relaxation this weekend.

That's right.

But we are still working on Memorial Day because today we are talking some dark horse players to finish as the number one

player overall at their position and if this is a kind of content that you like make sure you

are liking this video into our channel you're hyping it up if you don't even know about

hipes look into that great way to make sure that you're boosting your on youtube but head on over there because we've got some we've got some good ones today

and i'll say this real quick if you want to you don't have to you can go back and look at my

dark horse number ones from last year and And they did pretty good overall.

Three of four, one went in the pooper.

But the other three, pretty great, pretty great, dark horse one candidate.

So you can go ahead and check that out on YouTube.

But let's go ahead and get into it today.

Normally we go quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end.

We're like, you know what, let's flip the script today. Let's go tight end first and we'll go the other way. So start off with tight end. Andrew, who you got as your dark horse tight end to

finish number one overall? Yeah, it's a funny position because it's McBride and Bowers and then everybody

else. But I think if you were to look at everybody else and say who has a legitimate shot at being number one, for me, it's Colston Loveland, tight end for the Chicago Bears.

I mean, you look back at 2025 and he finished the year with 81 targets, 58 receptions, 713 receiving yards.

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