Buckle up. I got three big name fantasy football players. We're talking huge high draft capital names. Big names that I will not be drafting this year because I just don't trust them. Regardless of what anyone says or how high they want to be drafted, I will not touch them, especially the last guy. We're talking a huge name. Huge. Everyone's going to be on this guy. I won't, though, and I'll tell you who they are and why, okay?

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Is Devin a chin? Let me know what you guys think. Will you guys draft these three players? Okay. First player right now will not be touching.

Is Devin a chain?

Off the chain a chain.

At the time of this recording, he has not secured a contract.

He wants big dollars.

He wants major dollars.

He wants James Cook dollars, but he's not performed to James Cook level. Hear me out here,

okay? He wants over 11 million, 11.5 million per year, probably more with incentives and all that.

And to my understanding, the last I heard is that they don't want to trade him. The Dolphists do not

want to trade them. They want to keep them. So I guess they're going to probably be coming to terms.

Hopefully they pay him. I mean, he's good. I just personally think he's on a regression year. Having such an amazing year last year in a suspect offense. This year is my question mark. Do we trust Malik Willis under center, right? Are they going to get wide receivers? I think they're going to draft the top rookie wide receiver, but is that going to be enough paired with a Malik Willis who's been on the bench for the past couple years? Has not been a starter, right? 238 attempts, not bad last year. 1350 yards, 5.70 yards per carry, eight touchdowns, a bunch of receiving touchdowns. A chain could do it. His first year, though, he didn't finish the season. He had that injury, a minor injury. So you got to take a look at the full scope and say, yeah, Aachen is good, but does this team have any other other offensive weapons to help him get better? We saw this struggle, well, not major struggle, but a little bit of a struggle with Gentie last year. In an offense, it just wasn't efficient with a bad quarterback in Geno Smith and no receivers.

Well, I think Gino Swift was a major problem in the O line.

He did okay, but he just didn't hit his ceiling.

I think I chain is going to be on a regression year possibly running into that,

especially if he gets paid.

Now you're looking at a contract hangover for a guy who last year played really hungry is probably going to regress this year. And you got to spend a top pick on him. Like he's a top running back, top 10, he's top five, top six right now in the rankings. That's very expensive. I like Omar and Hampton better than this

guy, right? There's other running backs I like. I can get late. I get Jeremiah Love after this guy,

young, hungry, more upside, okay? And offense is potentially like a Martin Hampton, for example,

in a better offense. So let me know what you guys think. I'm off Devon at chain,

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