Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host, Corey Evans.

This week's show is titled Mid-NFL season Stash List.

We are right at the halfway point of the real NFL schedule or calendar year for the regular season.

So I figured I'm going through my Dynasty leagues.

I'm making weekly

ad drops, waiver claims. These are names that I've been recently trying to stash. I want to share

them with you. Some could cost you nothing, a simple ad drop free agent acquisition or potentially

a mid to late round draft pick if your leagues are very competitive or have deep

rosters. Let's get right to it. Up first is Jackson Hawes, tight end for the Buffalo Bills.

On the season, seven catches, 87 yards, one touchdown for 12.4 yards per catch, only nine targets.

Fifth round pick this year out of Georgia Tech, who was thought of as more of a blocking

than traditional receiving tight end. His career college receiving log was 51, 566, six touchdowns

at three seasons with Yale and one with Georgia Tech. He's the tight end two in tandem with

Dawson Knox behind Dalton Kincaid and Buffalo. The good part is, though, Haas has a role and sees the field often,

thanks to the aforementioned blocking skills that he's known for or adept at.

He also has underappreciated receiving chops.

His season low snap rate this year has been 19%, so barely on the field.

Season high, though, has been 56%, which is not far off from Kincaid or Knox in terms of on-field snap precipitation.

He has a near that being Jackson-Haw's non-existent floor, meaning two games with zero catches, five games at one catch, and does have one game with two catches.

The ceiling is close to double digits if he finds the end zone.

Otherwise, you're hoping on a touchdown or at least a catch to not put up a goose egg.

...