A lot of new offensive coordinators. We'll talk about the impact on fantasy right now on FFT

and 5. Adam Azer and Dave Richard here and looking at the list of teams with different

offensive coordinators than last year. When the Seahawks make their hire, it's going to be 17, I believe.

I mean, we're talking a little bit more than half the league as a new offensive coordinator,

not necessarily a new play caller, but a new offensive coordinator than they had in

2023.

That's unbelievable.

But, Dave, we want to talk about the players that are most impacted.

So who are some winners from new offensive coordinator hires?

Well, not that these names are all going to be great winners, but their winners nonetheless.

Start in Pittsburgh, Arthur Smith definitely has the reputation of being great with run games and

coming up with good ways to run the football effectively.

He did it in Atlanta.

He did it in Tennessee.

He had good personnel at times, both in Tennessee and Atlanta.

But remember, he got 1,000 yards out of Tyler Algear.

I believe he had 1,000 yards, three straight years out of three different running backs with Atlanta.

And now he's going to Pittsburgh.

I would assume that the Steelers will improve their offensive line.

Nage will be a winner out of that.

Jalen Warren will at least continue to be a double-digit PPR point per game

averageer, average running back guy moving forward.

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