Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host, Corey Evans. It's episode 277 title post-draft value risers. The idea being the NFL draft is behind us in the rearview mirror and we now have a better idea or picture landscape-wise of depth charts. These players have risen on their

respective situations. Their roles now look more promising. Five names to discuss that I think

you should be targeting via trade or in startup draft capital. Before I dive into that actual content,

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The first post-draft value riser I have here is Austin Eckler, 26, the new LA Chargers OC, Joe Lombardi, who is formerly remembered with the Saints, compared Echler to Alvin Camara, Reggie Bush, and Darren Sprouls. That's a great

sign for Echler's value heading into the 2021 campaign. And it makes sense based on the skill set,

versatile rusher and receiver, and Lombardi's familiarity with the likes of

Camara, Bush, and Sproles during his time and tenure with New Orleans.

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