Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host, Corey Evans.

Thank you for listening to this week's show.

It is titled off-season injuries to monitor.

It's that time of year post-NFL draft.

You've had your rookie draft or you're in the process.

It's upcoming.

I have five injuries that could dictate veteran, let alone rookie value.

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that's unbiased on your roster or multiple leagues. So these five injuries, I think, are most

prominent right now. Of course, there's more than that occurring when OTAs are now underway.

But keep these five top of mind and the possible snowball effects each could have in the

running back room, the wide receiver room, you get the picture. Let's get right to it. Up first is

Kiren Williams. He is dealing with a foot injury that was sustained while training this offseason

in the spring, and it's going to keep him sidelined in OTAs, but it's expected to return for training camp.

So far, head coach Shaw McVeigh of the Rams is optimistic, claiming paraphrasing here,

but that it's not a big deal.

It is a low worry level for Kyron's foot.

Do keep in mind, however, that Kyron's NFL injury history includes a foot fracture from June of 2022,

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