Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I am your host, Corey Evans.

You can find me on Twitter at Corey Evans NFL or follow along with the show at Dynasty DudePod.

For this week's installment of the show, I'm going to be talking about sophomores in the NFL,

looking at them from a stock market perspective.

So are they going to be a buy or a sell as the end of the 2016 season approaches,

but also as 2017 inches closer and closer?

So I'm going to review 20 of the most notable software players,

not only the NFL for fantasy purposes, and determine their dynasty value by assessing their age,

their draft selection, and what I believe is their current price in dynasty. So let's get right to

what first player is Todd Gurley. And I would categorize Gurley, even though he's enduring

a disappointed season, to say

the least, as a buy.

She's only 22 years old, looking at his draft pedigree, was the 10th pick overall in the

first round in 2015 out of Georgia.

We know that he did tear his ACL, but he's a phenomenally gifted and talented running

back.

Dynasty value, I think he can still be valued as a running back one. And in order to even consider trading for him, you're going to have to give up probably

multiple first round rookie picks, or at least a first and a high caliber running back and or

wide receiver. As of right now, Todd Gurley is the running back 18 in PPR formats. He is

somewhat of a disappointment this year, but that's more so to do with a poor Los Angeles Williams offensive line than necessarily Gurley's talent. Because as we saw this past week against Mammy Dolphins, when Gurley can actually be blocked for and get an open space. He's a truly remarkable talent that is an elite asset, not only in running back position, but as a whole, player-wise, in Dynasty formats.

Another players, in Mari Cooper, I would also categorize him, obviously, as a buy.

It's only 22 years old.

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