Let's talk about some late round targets who could help win your league.

Next on Fantasy Football Today in 5.

Welcome to FFFT and 5.

I'm Chris Towers here with Dan Schneier,

and we're looking at players currently going outside of the top 180P,

who could end up being real difference makers for your fantasy team.

And like, these are, you might be inclined to look back in eight months and point out how wrong

we were. But the whole point of this exercise is these players are long shots. They're not going to

cost you very much. And if you hit on one of them, who becomes even a viable starter for you throughout the season, it's going to make a real impact for your fantasy team. And the guy I want to go with, there's a, there's a handful of running backs. And we're going off NFC ADP right now. There's a handful of running backs. I think you could choose. but I'm going to go with Jack Charbonnet, the rookie second round pick for the Seattle Seahawks.

Obviously, we expect. right now. There's a handful of running backs. I think you could choose, but I'm going to go with Zach Charbonnet,

the rookie second round pick for the Seattle Seahawks.

Obviously,

we expect him to open the season as Kenneth Walker's backup. And Kenneth Walker had a pretty good rookie season as a second round pick last year.

But the addition of Zach Charbonnet,

it could just be,

hey, P. Kara loves running the ball.

He loves smash mouth football. He loves four yards and a cloud of dust. But when you look at the

numbers for Kenneth Walker, what you see is that he hit a lot of big plays. He was one of the better

big play runners in the NFL. And that kept him, you know, efficient as a runner, but there were a lot of plays where

he didn't really get anything.

If you look at the NFL next-gen stats, there's one called rush yards over expectation,

where they take the whole history of, you know, their tracking and they look at the placement

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