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What a play!

Can you believe this?

No, I can't.

It's time to dominate your fantasy league.

Off to the races and he stays on his feet.

It's just going to go the distance.

Now here's some combination of Adam, Dave, Jamie, and Heath.

Oh, do we love the sophomore class for 2026? It's going to be a lot of breakout candidates on your fantasy football roster. Welcome to fantasy football today. I'm Jamie Eisenberg. That's Dave Richard. That's Steve Cummig. No, Adam Azer. He's enjoying his last few days in sunny South Florida, getting a few chance to hang out with some family and take some time off.

We'll deserve time off for him.

We're still here, though, working as we always do.

We're going to talk about a lot of guys that we're excited about for the 2026 campaign, guys that we consider as breakout candidates.

And all but three, if I did it right, we all have five candidates that we listed.

All but three of them are from the rookie class of 2025.

So we are all excited about the sophomores heading into this season.

The list of names are for Dave, it's O'Marion Hampton, Bachel Tutton, Tyler Warren, Luther, Burden, and Romeo Dobbs.

For Heath, it's Quinchan Judkins, Zay Flowers, Teteroa McMillan, Kyle Pitts, and Harold Fanon. For me, it's Ashton Gentie, Cam Scadaboo, Ameca, Abuka, Alec Pierce, and Colston Loveland. So as you see, we're excited about these guys. Gentlemen, how are we doing? Are we excited about our breakout candidates? It's Heath. I know you spent a lot of time putting this list together for our show for today.

Yeah, looking at the text, it looks like I spent about eight hours from the time that you sent the request, the time that I sent the names.

So really dug deep to find the best breakout candidates and can't wait for all these guys to win people's leagues.

I always find it interesting to try and define breakout. I'm not sure if we all have the

exact same definition for breakout candidates and what it means. I'll tell you what mine is.

I always look to find players that I think will have a career year, best year they've ever had. And sometimes it's easy. Like Romeo Dobbs as a breakout, that's absolutely going to be an easy call to make because he might be the number one wide receiver in New England. And sometimes the players that are on the breakout list are names that are superstars already, but we expect them to take a jump to the next level.

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