These Players are TOO RISKY for us! Dynasty Fantasy Football Podcast EP. 808

Dynasty Nerds Podcast | Dynasty Fantasy Football

Rich Dotson

Sports, Football, Fantasy Sports

4.6 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 24 March 2026

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

With the NFL Draft just a month away, Garret Price and Andrew Mott are back on the Dynasty Nerds Podcast to break down the players carrying the most risk heading into draft season. Nobody on this list is dead in the water, but all of them could see their dynasty value shift dramatically depending on what happens over the next few weeks. Aaron Jones and Jordan Mason headline the risky running back conversation, with Minnesota's unsettled front office and draft capital pointing toward potential reinforcements in the backfield. Rookie names like Jadarian Price, Kayron Allen, and Emmett Johnson could all find their way to Minnesota and steal touches. In Kansas City, Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy are both vulnerable with the Chiefs holding a top-ten pick in both the first and second round and a clear need for a true pass-catching weapon alongside Patrick Mahomes. Over in Arizona, Tyler Allgeier enters a crowded backfield with an uncertain quarterback situation and the very real possibility the Cardinals add a running back in the draft, making him a prime sell candidate at current value. Geno Smith heads back to the Jets as nothing more than a bridge quarterback, with Ty Simpson or another young signal-caller likely to take over before the season is out. Ricky Pearsall in San Francisco gets a longer leash with Mike Evans and Christian Kirk added around him, but picks 27 and 58 put the 49ers squarely in range for receivers like Omar Cooper or KC Concepcion who would immediately threaten his long-term role. Finally, Malik Nabers carries the most risk of the bunch, with an injury recovery running behind schedule, a new receiver potentially coming at pick five, and an ADP of ten overall that prices in a best-case scenario the offseason has not supported. Stay current on all of these players with the Dynasty Rankings as the draft picture continues to develop. Start Using the Film Room Today! FFPC: New Users: Use promo code NERDS for $25 off your first FFPC Orphan Team! 00:00 Start 01:10 Viking's RBs 04:47 Rashee Rice 08:41 Juwan Johnson 11:26 Tyler Allgeier 15:27 Geno Smith 18:42 Ricky Pearsall 23:13 Giant's Skill Players Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome back into the Dynasty Nerds podcast.
0:02.7	I am your host, Garrett Price, here with my guy, Andrew Ma.
0:06.9	Andrew, how you doing, man?
0:08.7	Doing good, man.
0:09.5	We are only a month away from the NFL draft, so lots of news already behind us, but we're right at the cusp of a ton of stuff shaking up for Dynasty Fantasy football.
0:20.3	Yeah, it is going to be an interesting few weeks leading up to the draft.
0:24.6	And today we kind of wanted to touch on some of that.
0:27.4	We wanted to talk about players right now that are carrying a little bit of risk because
0:32.7	their value could change.
0:34.6	Some of it might not necessarily crater and others could completely
0:38.2	obliterate them off the face of the earth. So we'll kind of talk about what players those are,
0:43.6	how much it could affect hurt these players and how much risk you're willing to tolerate at this
0:50.6	point in the year. Or are you better off just kind of mitigating that risk and moving on to a parallel player?
0:57.1	So, Andrew, why don't you kick us off your first guy that you think is a little risky heading into draft season?
1:04.7	Yeah, I think the first one that I'm going to go with is close to home and I'm going to go with the running back room in Minnesota.
1:10.7	It could be Aaron Minnesota. It could be
1:11.2	Aaron Jones. It could be Jordan Mason. I think Jordan Mason is a little bit safer than Jones just based
1:16.3	off of what we've seen already this offseason. As a lot of people already know, Aaron Jones was
1:20.7	scheduled to be released and or traded by the Minnesota Vikings at one point earlier this off season.
1:26.3	They went back to the negotiation
1:27.5	table. Aaron Jones said he was willing to take way less money to stay in Minnesota. But it tells me
1:33.2	that this team and this front office, or maybe lack of front office without a GM in the building,
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