Welcome, everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host, Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score.

Appreciate you downloading and listening to the show today. This is always a fun episode

to do after the NFL draft because I know some people like to start their dynasty

rookie drafts this week. So I made sure I got the rookie rankings updated on Sunday.

And then I did a full sweep of the dynasty trade value charts for rookies and for veterans

and for picks, including a new table with the dynasty trade value charts for rookies and for veterans and for

picks, including a new table with the 2025 rookie picks in there. So that's all up over at the

score for you. And I'll have updated 2024 redraft rankings out on Wednesday. But today, I want to

give you my insights on these rookie drafts, go over my rankings, broken down into tiers and let you know

what I'm seeing in some of the drafts I'm in right now and some of the takeaways that I've

seen from just overall ADP the last few days.

And we'll do that for the first two rounds.

So the first 24 picks, I don't have them broken down into actual tiers in the rookie rankings,

but I have the dynasty values next to their name.

So you can pretty easily tell who I'm valuing close to each other and who has a big gap between them and all that sort of stuff.

And I will stress the tiers are really, really important in these drafts because if you're in there and you see, let's say, three players are left in a specific tier, all guys that you'd be happy to get,

then you can move around the board and find edges, right?

Either by moving back and adding picks or players and still getting somebody in that tier,

or you move up and you get the last player in a tier and you maximize value that way,

or at least perceived value, right?

We're making educated projections on what these rookies could be. Nobody's perfect at this stuff. I mean, not even NFL evaluators are perfect at this. But keep the tiers and the values in mind when we're going through all of these because I think that's how you get the most out of these rookie drafts. All right. No surprises at the top. Caleb Williams. He's in a tier of his own for me. I've seen a lot of people talking about how Marvin Harrison Jr. has actually gone as the 101 in some Superflex drafts, actually in quite a few Superflex drafts. I have yet to see that in any of mine. I get the draw for it, though. If you're already set a quarterback, maybe you want to try to lock down a potential top 10 wide out but i

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