How to play a handful of mid-round running backs with palatable ADPs, but in bad offenses.

That's what we're going to talk about on today's episode of stealing banana shorts i'm

ben gretch you can find my newsletter at benggresh.s.com with me as always is sean segal you can

find all of his fantastic work at rhodoviz let's jump into the discussion

Sean you mentioned the panthers a little bit ago and that's another one i don't know if we

spent a ton of time on when we did the division stuff. Maybe we did. I can't really recall. But you mentioned the Deonti Johnson price, which I think is just wrong. And I'm not getting enough of him because I also think the JSN and Rishi Rice prices are just wrong. And they're both going in the exact same range. But when those two guys are off the board, I take Deontay basically every time.

It's a massive tear break for me from Deontay down to like James and Williams is typically the next

receiver in underdog drafts.

And I mean, you could make the case for an upside Williams season or what have you.

But I mean, even more so than J.S.N.

and Rishi Rice, there's just no receiver in this range that has the legit potential for

160 targets.

And yet, Deonti Johnson, I mean, he should probably be going three or four rounds higher with

where some of the true number ones are going.

He's going to earn volume.

Last year was actually a little bit more efficient when his ADOT was a little bit

higher, has consistently earned targets at a really high rate throughout his whole career,

had a career high yards per outrun last year actually, and had a low catchable target rate.

The drops haven't been a major issue.

We've talked a little bit

about that you've mentioned that with some of the advanced stuff that you're looking at

he's actually a stable productive receiver going into a spot where adam thielan was a smash

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