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I'm Ryan warmly, joined by Scott Bogman and Pat Fitzmores.

We are talking to you today about players to trade your rookie draft picks away for.

Our producer, when kind of pitching the show, said he noticed that on all of our shows, we keep talking about how weak this draft class is and how much you want to be getting rid of these picks. And yes, this is a year to trade them away. So he thought, let's actually do a show where we talk about who to trade them for. So this will be a shorter episode here for the YouTube audience. Maybe it'll be an audio as well. I'm actually not sure, but we were going to be talking about just quickly some ranges of the draft guys. We want to be actually trading these picks away for some veterans. Obviously, as we've been saying all the long, in terms of actual draft picks, if you have a draft pick in this class and can get a high one in the next class, do it. But we want to talk about some veterans here beyond them. So all of our 2026 consensus rankings and tiers can be found at fantasypros.com slash rankings. You can navigate to the dynasty rankings from there as well. We also will be having next week an update to the dynasty trade value chart. The April 1st update is one that will come out on April 1st. It is not going to be April Fool's. It will be our update. So be sure to check that out here when taking about trades. In general, we've got draft picks included on there as well. We've split up kind of some of these ranges of the draft between the two guys. We'll start with early 2026 firsts Bogman, who are some of the names that stand out to you that would make sense to trade some of these picks away for? Yeah, I mean, so I went and looked at like who I have ranked near these guys. So for Jeremiah Love, you know, when you're non-superflex, he's definitely the very first pick. I have him in the group of Gentie Cook and Hampton. So if I'm trading away that pick, that's who I have to get if I want a running back. Wide receivers that are by him, I have like Drake London, Nico Collins, and mechakbuka. So that's kind of the range that I'm looking at if I'm looking to trade love for Mendoza. I didn't really want to

put, you know, a wide receiver, a running back on there because if you're in Superflex,

the type of quarterback that I would have to have is Trevor Lawrence, Bo Nix, Brock Purdy,

C.J. Stroud. And I think with those last two, I want to add on. And then my third player would be

Carnal Tate. And around him, I have like BTJ, Burden I have ahead of him, Harrison and Waddle, I have

maybe right below him. And in terms of running backs around there, that's like Kenneth Walker,

Quinchot-John Judkins type players. So, you know, it's not not love is really the only guy you have to give up a great, great asset for a game-changing asset, but good assets for those other two, even in a week class. Yeah, if those names sound right to you. I mean, I was kind of think it, the early first is interesting because there's a real difference between like the 101 or the 103. Like Jeremiah Love versus Cardinal Tate, that's a, that's pretty wide gap in the way we're

value. The early first is interesting because there's a real difference between like the 101 or the 103.

Like Jeremiah Love versus Carnell Tate, that's a, that's a pretty wide gap in the way we're valuing these picks. Then obviously throw Mendoza in there if it's super flex. So do those names that Boggwin threw out sound right to you given and especially the difference between like, you know, what Love will go for versus like a Tate? Yeah, they do. 101 is still worth a lot in this, like, comparable to what,

well, I don't want to say comparable to what it's going to be worth next year with Jeremiah Smith,

likely the 101, but, you know, comparable to what it was last year with Gentie. Love is,

regarded. There's debate about whether Gentie or love is the better running back

prospect coming out. So that's still a really valuable pick. And there's some value to getting

like the one good quarterback in a Superflex rookie draft at 102 when there's just really no other

quarterback worth taking, you know, until maybe the end of the

first round.

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