Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. This week's show is titled Difficult Players to Rink. I have five players that even myself behind the scenes in my own rankings have had a difficult time assessing value, both short and long term, because there's a wide array or range of outcomes for each of them,

whether it's their contract status, their role within the current offensive scheme.

There are quite a few factors in play to discuss and break down, hence why I have them

featured on this show as difficult players to rank.

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Let's get right to it.

First player that I find difficult to rank is Tyler Algier, who is going to be 26th this

April, a pending free agent.

His status in the open market is something to monitor because he's been a solid

compliment to Bejan Robinson and even

has a 1,000-yard Russian season under his belt. More to come on that soon. He was the PPR,

RB39, that being Tyler Alger in 2025. So a solid RB3, RB4 at season's end, despite being

even more valuable in a sense as a premier handcuff and even showing spike week production

of RB1, RB2 output, reliance on the end zone with a 143, 5148 rushing effort, only 14

receptions for 96 yards, 16 targets. Even though Alger is more of an early down grinder

and or short yarders contributor. His efficiency as a pass

catcher is notable. It's just Atlanta does not use him as that capacity due to Bijon

functioning as a dual threat, running back, and receiver talent. More on Alger, he's been

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