Our post-NFL draft mock draft. We'll talk about it right now on fantasy football today in five. What's going on, everybody? Welcome to the show. I'm Adam Acer with Jamie Eisenberg. We've got an hour to talk about this on the full-length FFT show. But here in five minutes, we'll give you the headlines. First, though, the NFL headlines, Jamie, just if you want to weigh in on your thoughts on sony michel going to the dolphins and mike davis going to the ravens yeah obviously not ideal for those backfields you know clearly you got to worry about the ravens in the health situation of jk k daubbins and gus edwards uh if they're banged up now they have an insurance policy that they trust and you know we'll see how it plays out during the season if everybody's healthy. But clearly you've got to, you know, be a little bit concerned now about a three-headed monster with those guys, especially since none of them are really significant past catchers, Mike Davis probably being the best of that trio based on his track record. For the dolphins, again, you know what the, the situation is. They're coming from the 49er staff, Mike McDaniel and company. And so it's always kind of been draft the one that's last available to you. And that's probably going to be Sony Michelle. But two backfields that I'm probably going to try to avoid unless the cost is good. So Dobbins, if he falls to round five or later, maybe I'll jump in there, Gus Edwards or Mike Davis, just with a late round pick again until we find out the health situation. And then with the dolphins, again, probably just take the last one that's available if you want to get a piece of that back. Okay, we'll take a look at the 12-team PPR mock draft. And the first thing that really jumps out, it goes Taylor, Echler, McCaffrey, Cooper Cup, Devante Adams, the number two wide receiver off the board, the number five overall pick. Was that a mistake? I think so, you know, unless you're just banking on Adams being the same player, because if he's the same player, he should be the second receiver drafted, and you can make a case he should be the first receiver drafted, because that's how we were viewing him in some cases. I know he's had Adams number one prior to the trade going from Green Bay to the Raiders. But I just look at it as, you know, to me, Justin Jefferson's in a better spot, Jamar Chaston in a better spot. You know, we have to see if Adams can still put up the same type of numbers with Derek Carr in this offense. So I think he's closer to a round two pick, if not solidified in round two. So to take in fifth overall,

ahead of the running backs are still on the board and some of the other receivers, I think that's a mistake. I was expecting Brees Hall to go in round three. He went in round four, the third pick of round four, so 39th overall. And he went with Cam Acres right after him, Antonio Gibson, Ezekio Elliot. So those were the round four running backs.

Breece Hall, Cam Acres, Antonio Gibson,

Ezekiel Elliott., Antonio Gibson, Ezekio Elliott. So those were the round four running backs.

Breece Hall, Cam Acres, Antonio Gibson, Ezekio Elliott. Obviously, Gibson, a noteworthy faller after the drafting of Brian Robinson. What do you make of that round? Hall, Acres, Gibson, Zeke. I think we expect all these guys to have company to whatever degree. you know, Acres with Henderson, Zeke with Tony Pollard, and Gibson, as you mentioned, with Robinson and J.D. McKessick, and this is a PPR league. And so, Brise Hall could be the best of the bunch, and he might be the best by a lot. Or he could be just part of this group, you know, as a safe or, you know, not necessarily safe, but as a number two running back that's going to have some flaws and not necessarily produce the level like Anaji Harris last season. So this is the right spot for him. This is about the range I have in ranked. I have them ahead of this group, all four of the guys that you mentioned. Gibson's the one that's just frustrating because we still have high expectations. I still have high expectations for him to be the best running back in Washington, but it's hard to say that based on what they've told us this off season by keeping McKissick, however, that worked out with Buffalo and then drafting Brian Robinson. So I think round four is the right spot for him, but I agree with you, we could see him creep into round three. And if we get to training camp and we find out that it's his job and Michael Carter is just going to supplement him to whatever degree, we will definitely see him in round three and maybe even into round two. Let's go to round six where we find Ken Walker taken. Travis E.T.N. Ken Walker, Damian Harris, Devin Singletary, Clyde Edwards, Eiler are the five running backs in that round. Travis E.T.N. Ken Walker, Damien Harris, Devin Singletary, and C.E.H. Who's your favorite? Oh, and Corderole Patterson. I'm sorry. So, six. Who's your favorite there? Give me the list again. I'm sorry. No problem. E.N. Murray. Sorry. Walker. He went right after Kyler Murray. So E.T.N. Ken Walker, Damian Harris,

Devin Singletary, Clyde Edwards Eiler, Cordaro Patterson. ETSN is my favorite, but I'll tell you,

so I took Ken Walker and the three guys I was, the four guys I was debating was Etyn, Walker, Clyde Edwards Hillair,

and Miles Sanders, so I believe went in the next round.

And so I took Walker just because I wanted to see how that went.

I didn't want him to continue to fall.

I mean, look, by the time again, we get to training camp, he could be ahead of this group,

you know, depending on Rashad Penny status and Chris Carson status. We got the report this week that Chris Carson, you know, Pete Carroll still doesn't know his health. So that's a better situation for Walker. But also we got the story, I believe it was over the weekend about he's got to still work on his past protection. They don't know if he'll be the third downback. So this Seattle offense really is still up in the air until we get the quarterback situation handled. So Walker belongs in this range, but he might be at the tail end of it by the time we get the camp. Okay. I have no interest in Damien Harris right now, Jamie, especially in round six. And by the way, Miles Sanders went in round eight. It went two rounds later. Oh, wow. Damien Harris, not going to catch a lot of passes. We know that. I'm not, I mean, I think he's going to be ahead of Ramandre Stevenson, but I don't think it would be a shock if Stevenson overtook him. Well, there was the story, I believe, yesterday they came out about Pierre Strong having a role. Now, we talked about this earlier that maybe it's the James White

role, but I don't think that they're going to necessarily just not use a third guy carrying

the ball too. You know, so if he's losing carries, those touchdowns have to be close to 15 again

for him to be a safe number to running back.

And I'm with you. He's going to continue to slide my ranking.

All right. That's it for Fantasy Football Today in five.

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