Predicting round two of the 2025 fantasy football landscape.

That's a 12-month head start, and that's what we're doing on today's episode of stealing banana shorts i'm ben

gretch you can find the stealing signals newsletter at ben gretch dot substack.com with me as always is sean

seagel you can find all of his great work over at rhodoviz you already heard round one let's jump

back into the discussion for round two which which starts with for you with Marvin Harrison.

And I have him all the way back at 206 for some of the reasons I talked about.

We're going to split these up with our ceiling banana shorts.

I talked about in the first short, if you listen to the long audio, I just said it a minute ago.

But I was a little bit concerned about how he fits together with Trey McBride. And a part of this for me,

Sean, very specifically, is something that you mentioned when you're talking about Brock

Bowers coming up vis-a-vis where neighbors and Harrison are ranked and that people are getting very excited about the young profiles,

but we also kind of expect people to start to figure out that the tight end ascension is real.

And this is a really unique young group of tight ends.

And then also when we're talking about a scoring system like Titan Premium to say, well, I mean,

if Tray McBride and Marvin Harrison are the new Travis Kelsey and Tyreek Hill, well,

we take the Travis Kelsey a little higher in Tideon Premium. And so that's how I ranked it,

is to say that I actually think that's, this is not necessarily meant to be a knock on Harrison

as much as is to say that I think Tray McBride is the next Travis Kelsey. But that's where is not necessarily meant to be a knock on Harrison as much as to say that

I think train McBride's the next Travis Kelsey but that's where I get Harrison at 206 you

have met 201 any big thoughts on on him because I didn't let you comment on him before well I

I I've got to give you a little bit of a hard time.

So I feel like I have played the role of Marvin Harrison's skeptic from the perspective

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