I'm going to give you the rookie to draft for fantasy football 2026.

The NFL combine is over.

I'm going to give you a couple names here. You want to keep on the radar. And at the end, the rookie that you need to draft for fantasy football 2026. Also some news right now with David Montgomery. I want to break that here for you. If you use your channel, smash it tap and slap it. Hit the thumbs up. I'm doing daily content here, short, concise, right to the point here in the offseason,

giving you guys these golden nuggets so you can take these with you and you guys have some arsenal to you as we get to the NFL draft here for Fantasy Football 2026. Guides, I want you guys fully prepared, but you've got to put in the work in the off season. If you use the channel, hit the thumbs up, subscribe, and drop it below. Which rookie did you really like at the combine? But I'm going to give you guys some caveats to this and just some things to be aware of because I've been doing this for years. Some people get so overhyped over these rookies. I'm going to tell you guys, pump the brakes on some of these guys. We're going to talk about it, okay?

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So again, you got the option, buy the full version or try it out for free up to you guys. Okay? Let's talk about this. I'm going to give you guys some highlights from the NFL combine here. A couple of names. And I want you guys to pump the brakes, okay? So it was Brendan Thompson at wide receiver at Mississippi, Mississippi

States that had the best time, okay? This is important to note, 4.26. Does that mean that

Brendan Thompson is going to be the next Jerry Rice? Absolutely not. Just because you have a fast

speed does not mean you're the best,

okay? This is very, very important. I remember years ago, it was John Ross. He played on

the Bengals and he was a wide receiver, ran a really fast time, really didn't do anything crazy.

Xavier Worthy wasn't really phenomenal, right? He had ran the best time. Hasn't been amazing.

It's sometimes it's just about talent. Sometimes a talent just doesn't necessarily run a straight line at the fastest speed. This is very, very important. So let's talk about one of the prospects you may want to consider. I guess state to the end. I'm going to give you guys my favorite at the combine here. But Carnell Tate, Ohio State, 6-292, ran a 4.5--3 is an X-type receiver, really good at high pointing the ball, natural hands, amazing red zone target. They're comparing them to kind of like a Romo Duesday, Trey Harris, that type of caliber player, and he's one of the top prospects at wide receiver. He ran a 4.53. Brendan Thomas ran a 4.26. Does that mean again, Brendan Thomas is going to be better? We don't know. And a big factor here is that when you're considering it, when you're looking at top prospect versus speed, at the end of the day, it's where they land. I want to give you guys this information. Some guys get so excited, oh, he ran so fast, he jumped so high, but does that translate to fantasy

points? Will he be in a committee? What team is he on? Where is he going to end up? How much volume is he going to get? All of these are factors. We don't know that to the actual NFL draft after free agency. After those depth charts fizzle out, and we figure it out, then we kind of get a better idea, okay? Well, by the way, I forgot. We're going to get to that David Montgomery.

I'm going to take a break here and get to that real quick. fizzle out and we figure it out, then we kind of get a better idea, okay? Oh, by the way, I forgot.

We're going to get to that David Montgomery.

I'm going to take a break here and get to that real quick.

So I want to just talk about wide receiver real quick.

Again, there's other guys.

There's Jordan Tyson.

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