Hello and welcome to the Dynasty new podcast. I'm your host Corey Evans.

Thanks for listening to this week's show. It is titled Late Season Difference Makers.

We're at that point in most leagues. The fantasy football playoffs have arrived. Hopefully

you made it. If not, it's okay. Hit the reset button, make some trades or wholesale changes to stockpile 2025 for your draft

picks and look ahead to next season.

The five players I am bringing up today to discuss are applicable to any format or team outlook.

Rebuilding, middle of the pack or contender because they fit all the timelines

no matter your situation. Up first is Kangdre Miller, who has appeared in three contests this

season. Week 7 versus Denver, six toads, 36 yards, two catches, one yard. Week 8 against

the LA Chargers, three for 16 as a rusher. Week 14 against

Giants' return from IR yet again. 10, 32 in a rushing touchdown. His touchdown, if you

not see it, was one of those where you're in the red zone and you're churning forward for

yardage and suddenly your offensive line and defensive players all end up in a body pile and Miller was able to punch

his way in. It was really impressive. His snap shares per week have been 29% 14 and 26, so barely

pushing for a third of snaps each time he's been active. Kang Dre is a former third rounder of

TCU in 23. He turns 23 in June. He dominated during his final

year in school with TCU and 222 as a rusher. The collective line was 224, 1399 for 17 rushing

touchdown, 6.2 yards per carry. He's 6 feet 220, brings unique blend of size, speed, and

physicality to the RB position. The elephant in the room

or the red flags when discussing country Miller is the injury history. He had a knee sprain in August

of 2023, a hamstring strain in August of 2023, ankle sprain in November of 2023, and then this

year, two separate hamstring strains in July and October with IR stints.

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