Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host Corey Evans. This week's episode is titled Landmine Players Watcher Step.

Five assets in Dynasty I want to break down where I see them as potential red flags or landmines where if one thing goes wrong with the NFL draft upcoming here this month

of April, suddenly these players and their corresponding dynasty value could suffer or plummet

quicker than expected. Before I get to that, don't forget about my bonus coverage over on Patreon

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this week. Let's get right to it, though. Again, the premise is landmine players, watch

step, or proceed with caution. Up first I have Breece Hall, who turns 24 in May, coming off a

209-876-5 rushing touchdown effort last season, 4.2 yards per rush,

and 57 receptions for 483 yards, three touchdowns across 76 targets in 16 games played

as the PPR RB16, so a middle-of-the-road RB2, well below expectations of Brees delivering on

RB1 value.

There were factors out of control, such as workload early on in the campaign,

not to mention the presence of other running backs, more to come on that soon,

and a depleted Jets offensive line that never really got in sync with Aaron Rogers.

It was not all Brees Hall's fault. There were usage issues as well as inefficiencies that ultimately

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