Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host, Justin Boone.

Always awesome to have you hanging out with us and

we're continuing the OTA takeaway series today we got mini camps wrapping up this week

around the league some teams have already called it which means the next time we're

going to see them is in July for training camp but we got lots to get you caught up on

we've already done all the NFc teams we did two separate episodes for

them you can go back you can listen to those today we're to go over the a fc west and a fc south

squads and then on friday we'll hit on the a fc east and the afc north before we get to that though

i just want to mention that i put out the first of what's going to be many articles that'll go in

our draft kit this year this one was was my 2023 breakout candidates. I highlighted four players at each of the main fantasy positions who are going to take their game to the next level this season. And it's one of our most read articles every year. So make sure you don't miss out on that one. Okay, let's roll through the AFC West and the AFC South, get you caught up on all the latest

news and notes out of OTAs. And we'll start with the AFC South, which hasn't been the most exciting division the last few years, but that might be changing with all the new young quarterback talent that's arrived recently. Houston Texans are first. They're hoping that they found their long-term solution at quarterback. They used the second overall pick this year on C.J. Stroud.

He's having the usual rookie ups and downs in practice. They're hoping that they found their long-term solution at quarterback. They use the second overall pick this year on CJ Stroud.

He's having the usual rookie ups and downs in practice so far, but it's nothing concerning.

Mostly positive reports on him.

He's a low-end QB2 option in redraft.

The bigger question is what the pecking order is going to be like for his past catchers.

And right now, Nico Collins appears to be emerging as his favorite target, according to multiple beatwriters

anyway. We also had Matt Harmon. He covered Collins in his reception profiles, and

Collins graded out pretty well. Harmon suggested that he's got a lot of qualities that you look

for in a potential breakout receiver. And then you factor in the upgrade at quarterback and hopefully maybe some better health for Collins

this year.

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