How to approach a best ball mania draft from the late draft spots from the 111.

That's what we're doing on today's episode of Stealing Banana Shorts.

I'm Ben Gretch. You can find my newsletter, bengretch.com with me as always is Sean Siegel. You can find all of his great workover at Rodevis. Let's jump into the late round draft. Ben, you ready for a second draft? Sure, let's go for it. Yeah, we were talking there just to put a little bow on it as we wait for the Southern

one to fill. Ben, you ready for a second draft? Sure. Let's go for it. Yeah, we were talking there, just to put a little bow on it as we wait for the Southern

one to fill, we were talking there about Julianne McLaughlin.

And your write-up and your takeaway that they're all sort of playable.

And you mentioned Mark Ingram and one of the thoughts that I had in going through the projections,

I only projected an estimate for about 20 targets.

I projected McLaughlin.

I put P. Rhine in there for now, but I think it's either Pyrine or Watson, similar

roles.

I projected both of them for just shy of 40 targets and then Javante for about 70 or 70 plus.

I'm projecting overall almost like 170 running back targets, like an absolute ton.

And I do think that's very defensible.

But I do have estimate meaningfully below the other guys in the backfield for some of the reasons

you said that he's more of an early down option.

Didn't catch a lot of passes in college, bigger back, but taking a lot of him late.

I was surprised in digging into Jaliel McLaughlin while doing the projection that he got

a reasonable number of targets, even though he didn't play a whole lot last year,

a lot of touches per snap because he didn't play a lot of snaps.

And if the snaps roll grows,

he's certainly somebody that they want to get the ball to a good amount.

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