In this edition of Stealing Banana Shorts, Ben, Grette and Sean Segal discuss some of the biggest winners and losers for fantasy football after finding out their draft capital, their landing spot and of course tying it in with their college profiles.

First up, Jonathan Brooks. up jonathan brooks i just randomized our names i got the 101 you got the 102 so we'll just go back

and forth all the way down and do 12 12 teams one two three four five six seven eight nine, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12.

I'm going to take Caleb Williams.

I think it's still got to be Caleb Williams at 1.

However, I don't believe that you would have necessarily done that.

Is that accurate?

I wouldn't have necessarily done it before some of the specific things that happened in the draft

and before he got O'Dunze and that just further floor.

The best receiver of all time changed your opinion.

I got it.

That makes sense.

Yeah.

So he is now my 101. But now I'm going to take Jane Daniels at the 102. It is really hard to pass up on Marvin Harrison. I think that I would love to be sitting here in a situation where my team is loaded enough at QB that I can go ahead and take the wide receiver there i don't have the

cardinals had on currently but sitting here in tucson we are big cardinals fans and it looks like

twenty twenty four the breakout season for them but then jaden daniels i mean he's joe burrow

and lamar jack put together, right?

The rushing numbers are second to Lamar Jackson.

Why don't you just throw Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in there?

Well, because he's not as good as those guys.

Just Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow.

Just Lamar Jackson and Joe Burrow. That's where we draw the line. I'm going to take one here. He's got the one-on-one article on him, Ben. It is fun, right? And the thing I think people miss is that his final year passing production, the accuracy in the situations was fantastic. Now he's old and he's throwing to superstars you have to

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