Dynasty Blueprint

Mike Evans commits to return for the 2026 NFL season—what does this mean for his dynasty fantasy football value and the future of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate whether Evans can keep defying age trends and remain a top target for Baker Mayfield, and weigh how his continued presence reshapes the outlook for rising talents like Emeka Egbuka and Chris Godwin. The discussion doesn’t stop at Tampa Bay—could Evans thrive elsewhere if the Bucs move on? Possible destinations like the Buffalo Bills, Baltimore Ravens, and Las Vegas Raiders are explored, but with lingering questions about whether any landing spot matches the fantasy upside he enjoys in Tampa. The episode also examines the impact on dynasty stashes like Tez Johnson and the ongoing ripple effects of veteran wide receiver moves across the NFL landscape. Will Evans’ Hall of Fame trajectory stay on track, or is a team switch looming? Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the L

Jordyn Tyson emerges as the 2026 NFL Draft’s ultimate boom-or-bust wide receiver prospect—can his elite playmaking overcome a lengthy injury history? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down Tyson’s dynamic skill set, including his strong route running, impressive body control, and versatility lining up both outside and in the slot for the Arizona State Sun Devils. With player comps ranging from Justin Jefferson to Rashod Bateman, Tyson’s upside has scouts and dynasty fantasy managers alike buzzing, but concerns about past ACL, MCL, PCL, and collarbone injuries cloud his value. The hosts evaluate how draft landing spots with teams like the Cleveland Browns, Buffalo Bills, San Francisco 49ers, and Philadelphia Eagles could shape Tyson’s long-term outlook. Plus, they compare him to top rookie prospects Carnell Tate and Makai Lemon, discuss dynasty startup ADP, and debate whether Tyson is worth the risk for fantasy gamers targeting early production and WR1 potential. Is Tyson your next league-winner or will

Rashee Rice’s future with the Kansas City Chiefs faces uncertainty as fresh allegations surface, raising critical questions about his reliability and dynasty value. Will Kansas City move on from their young wide receiver amid off-field issues, and could a reunion with Tyreek Hill be on the horizon after his Miami Dolphins release?Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano assess Rice’s recent civil lawsuit and its implications for fantasy football managers. The show explores Rice’s past suspensions, concerns about his maturity from his college days, and Kansas City’s possible strategies—including drafting a new wide receiver or making major roster changes. Should dynasty managers hold, sell, or simply move on from Rashee Rice? Find out what trading trends, league sentiment, and legal uncertainty mean for your fantasy team, plus insider takes on Chiefs’ potential next moves and the ripple effect this controversy could cause across the NFL.Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join

The New York Jets are expected to franchise tag Breece Hall, sparking major dynasty fantasy football questions. Can Hall’s production rebound with a young, quarterback-friendly offense, or will his value plummet amid the Jets’ struggles? Marcus Mosher and Matt Williamson break down possible scenarios, including a long-term deal front-loaded with cap space and a potential midseason trade to a contender like the Kansas City Chiefs. They debate team-building strategy, the offensive line’s surprise strength, and which quarterback could maximize Hall’s usage.The conversation shifts to free agent wide receivers Alec Pierce, Wan'Dale Robinson, and Romeo Dobbs. Which landing spots could truly boost their fantasy value, or are these pass-catchers primed for disappointment in a crowded market? Plus, a sharp look at CeeDee Lamb’s dynasty value—will age 27 signal a sell-high window or is the Dallas Cowboys star a long-term cornerstone? Don’t miss expert trade analysis and actionable insights to sharpen your fantasy edge.

Tyreek Hill's release from the Miami Dolphins sends shockwaves through Dynasty Fantasy Football. Can Hill recapture his blazing speed after a devastating knee injury, or are his days as a top-tier fantasy asset over? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano assess Hill's current dynasty value, his uncertain recovery timeline, and the stark realities facing aging wide receivers with major injuries.Potential landing spots ignite debate: could the Buffalo Bills, Las Vegas Raiders, Los Angeles Chargers, or even a Kansas City Chiefs reunion rekindle Hill's value? The hosts explore how scheme fits, quarterback situations, and depth charts might shape Hill's limited fantasy upside. Plus, predictions about the Washington Commanders and the risks of banking on Hill’s past production round out this must-listen discussion for fantasy managers weighing Hill’s future.Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Dis

Savvy dynasty managers can gain an edge as the 2026 running back class underwhelms—should you trade for Tyler Allgeier, Keaton Mitchell, or rising sophomores like Kyle Monagai?Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano spotlight top trade targets, sleepers, and buried veterans who might explode in value before the season kicks off.Get expert analysis on the outlook for Bijan Robinson in Atlanta, the future of Travis Etienne in Jacksonville, and positional battles in crowded backfields like Carolina and Chicago. Key debates focus on finding the next breakout RB2, navigating risky bets like Jonathan Brooks or Chuba Hubbard, and identifying affordable veteran handcuffs such as Jordan Mason, Tyrone Tracy, and Kenneth Gainwell. Will a shrewd move now win your league later? Don’t miss actionable strategy as the dynasty landscape shifts.Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Discord, and more — all built

Ohio State’s WR Carnell Tate emerges as the potential WR1 in the 2026 NFL Draft—should dynasty managers crown him now or be cautious? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano dive into Tate’s elite route running, impressive body control, and his unique path alongside stars like Marvin Harrison Jr. and Emeka Egbuka. With comps to Nico Collins and George Pickens, the duo debates whether Tate’s lack of “breakaway speed” and college production mean he’s underrated or overhyped, and how his NFL role as an outside receiver could impact early fantasy value.The spotlight shifts to top landing spots including the Cleveland Browns, New York Giants, and Kansas City Chiefs, examining how quarterback situations, team needs, and target share might shape Tate’s rookie and dynasty outlook. Plus, compare Tate’s dynasty value to Chris Olave, George Pickens, and Bucky Irving, and find out whether Tate or Makai Lemon should be your next rookie draft priority.Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Jo

Chicago Bears emerge as a dynasty powerhouse with Colston Loveland poised to rewrite tight end history and could Brock Bowers set for a breakout year with Klint Kubiak and the Raiders? Can Loveland surpass Sam LaPorta as the league’s premier fantasy tight end, and how will Ben Johnson’s run-heavy offense shape the value of DJ Moore, Luther Burden, and Rome Odunze? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate Loveland’s athletic upside, Bowers’ elite potential under Klint Kubiak, and why Xavier Worthy might still deliver big returns in Kansas City despite a turbulent season.Jaxson Dart’s rushing ability sparks quarterback rankings controversy, while Jaylen Waddle and Travis Hunter land on the “ghosting” list amid injury concerns and uncertain roles. The conversation tackles Dynasty ADP, coaching impacts, and trade rumors—could Malik Willis redefine Miami’s offense, and is it time to move on from Waddle for aging stars like Courtland Sutton? Don’t miss this insider analysis of next season’s dynasty sweethearts and

USC’s Makai Lemon rises as a premier slot receiver prospect for the 2026 NFL Draft, earning comparisons to Amon-Ra St. Brown. Can Lemon become a top 15 dynasty wide receiver despite questions about his size and projected athleticism? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano scrutinize Lemon’s dynamic route-running, elite hands, and extraordinary yards-after-catch ability—even as scouts debate his role on the outside versus a pure slot assignment.Key landing spots like the Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, Baltimore Ravens, and New York Jets headline the discussion, with hosts dissecting team fits and potential dynasty value. They weigh Lemon against fantasy staples like Garrett Wilson, Ladd McConky, Emeka Egbuka, and Rashee Rice, debating whether youth and situation should trump proven talent. Dynasty managers get actionable insights on rookie draft strategy, NFL team needs, and how Lemon’s college production and pro comparisons could shape the future of their rosters. Will Lemon seize a WR1 role and rewrite pr

Could Mac Jones or Kyler Murray become the NFL's next reclamation success story? Marcus Mosher, Matt Williamson, and Michael Fabiano debate which struggling quarterbacks could follow Sam Darnold's path— from forgotten prospect to Super Bowl contender. The hosts discuss the fantasy implications, potential landing spots such as the Minnesota Vikings and Pittsburgh Steelers, and why Mac Jones might be poised for a breakout if he leaves New England. Anthony Richardson and Malik Willis also enter the conversation as sleeper picks.George Pickens’ dynasty value takes center stage, with the Dallas Cowboys rumored to franchise tag or possibly trade the rising star. Is now the time to move him in your fantasy league? The crew breaks down Pickens’ stats with and without CeeDee Lamb, weighs the impact of Jake Ferguson and Ryan Flournoy, and compares Pickens to wide receiver prospects like Rashee Rice and Nico Collins. Plus, get actionable dynasty championship tips and strategies from Fantasy Hall of Famer Michael Fabiano

Jeremiyah Love rockets to the top of the 2026 NFL Draft running back class—could his versatile skill set make him a dynasty fantasy football game-changer? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano dissect Love's explosive athletic profile, standout pass-catching ability, and coveted comparisons to stars like Alvin Kamara and Jahmyr Gibbs. With a shallow crop of running back prospects, Love's value skyrockets in dynasty leagues, especially as teams like the Saints, Chiefs, and Cowboys weigh their draft-day options.Key discussions spotlight how NFL fit and draft capital could shape Love's rookie impact and dynasty stock. Would you move a proven asset such as De'Von Achane or Drake London for the 1.01? The hosts analyze ideal team fits, potential landing scenarios, and upcoming rookie draft strategies. Don’t miss this comprehensive breakdown of a prospect who could dominate the fantasy landscape for years to come.Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Cl

Drake Maye’s playoff struggles spark tough questions about his Dynasty value. After torching defenses in the regular season, Maye’s turnovers and mid-tier fantasy scores against the NFL’s strongest units raise concerns for New England Patriots fans and fantasy managers. Can Maye overcome a tougher 2026 schedule and a supporting cast featuring Stefon Diggs, Kayshon Booty, and Mack Hollins, or will his magical run stall? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabinao debate whether Lamar Jackson or other quarterbacks should leapfrog Maye in the current dynasty rankings.Kenneth Walker’s MVP Super Bowl performance elevates his status among Seattle Seahawks legends, but is he a reliable RB2 for the future? The hosts reveal lingering worries about Walker’s durability and Seattle’s long-term plans, while dissecting TreVeyon Henderson’s disappointing postseason and potential in the shadow of Ramondre Stevenson. Plus, Sam Darnold’s QB17 ranking, receiver sleeper options and trade rumors set the stage for an offseason full of intri

Super Bowl 60 arrives with dynasty fantasy football stakes at an all-time high. Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down which dynasty assets—like New England Patriots rookie TreVeyon Henderson and Seahawks running back Kenneth Walker—have the most to gain (or lose) with a make-or-break championship performance. Is Henderson truly worth his lofty RB6 ADP, or could a quiet Super Bowl send his fantasy stock tumbling? Meanwhile, can Walker’s incredible postseason spark a career-defining contract push as Seattle’s backfield centerpiece?The hosts also tackle the evolving Patriots wide receiver corps, Drake Maye’s dynasty outlook amid a tougher 2026 schedule, and what a Super Bowl showing means for managers banking on the next fantasy star. Plus, relive NFL history with a breakdown of legendary Super Bowl fantasy performances—including Jalen Hurts, Jerry Rice, and James White. Don’t miss the essential preview of must-watch players, shifting narratives, and the dynasty implications for every fantasy football man

Saquon Barkley's dynasty value sparks fierce debate—are fantasy managers overvaluing a declining asset or buying a comeback season? Michael Fabiano and Marcus Mosher break down Barkley's RB13 ADP, comparing him to emerging talents like Chase Brown, Kyren Williams, and Travis Etienne. The conversation tackles age curves, the Philadelphia Eagles' murky offensive outlook, and how the departures of key coaches could impact Barkley’s upside.Shifting to wide receivers, the hosts question Jayden Higgins’ surprising WR30 ranking with the Houston Texans, especially given Nico Collins’ dominance and Tank Dell’s looming return from injury. They also sound the alarm on Travis Hunter’s risky profile as a possible two-way player for the Jacksonville Jaguars, suggesting dynasty players prioritize more solid options. Plus, find out which proven fantasy contributors are being overlooked in early dynasty startups. Who’s poised to break out and who’s overhyped?Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it of

Klint Kubiak’s coaching shakeup sparks hope for the Las Vegas Raiders’ dynasty outlook—will Brock Bowers leap to fantasy football stardom under his direction? Michael Fabiano and Matt Williamson break down Kubiak’s impact on Ashton Jeanty, Bowers, and potential trade targets like Rashid Shaheed. The discussion dives into Kubiak’s history with the Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, and Seattle Seahawks, exploring whether Las Vegas can turn promising talent into elite fantasy production and debating Jeanty's dynasty value versus Bijan Robinson and Jahmyr Gibbs.The coaching carousel rolls on as Matt Nagy joins the New York Giants. Does this boost Jaxson Dart’s dynasty potential, or should managers stay cautious? Michael Fabiano and Matt Williamson answer listener questions on Marvin Harrison Jr.’s uncertain role with the Arizona Cardinals, the Chicago Bears’ wide receiver depth chart, and George Pickens’ trade value. Don’t miss this fantasy football deep dive into 2026’s biggest coaching and roster moves.Eve

NFL coaching shakeups set the stage for a wild dynasty fantasy football offseason—will Malik Willis ignite the Miami Dolphins’ offense, or will Tyreek Hill shift the AFC landscape if reunited with Mike McDaniel in Los Angeles? Michael Fabiano connects the dots on potential free-agent moves, highlighting how new head coaches like Kevin Stefanski (Atlanta Falcons), John Harbaugh (New York Giants), and Todd Monken (Cleveland Browns) could affect key players and dynasty fantasy values.Fabiano breaks down intriguing possibilities: David Njoku’s stock may soar if he heads to Atlanta, Rashid Shaheed could become a difference-maker for the Las Vegas Raiders, and will Kirk Cousins remain relevant in Atlanta’s new system? From quarterback controversies in Pittsburgh to the ripple effect of wide receiver free agency, the analysis delivers actionable insights on dynasty startup drafts and emerging rookies. Which teams will thrive—or flounder—amid these dramatic changes?Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s ti

Jaxon Smith-Njigba rockets to the top of Dynasty League Football’s ADP, but is he really the number one pick in 2026 startup drafts? Can Puka Nacua or Ja'Marr Chase claim the crown as fantasy football’s most reliable wide receiver? Dynasty managers face big questions as youth takes over, surprising breakout stars emerge, and household names slip in value.Michael Fabiano breaks down early dynasty rankings, spotlighting why Justin Jefferson and Saquon Barkley stand overrated, and exploring the upward trends for Bijan Robinson, Jahmyr Gibbs, and Kyren Williams. The conversation uncovers running back depth charts, rookie prospects, and the risk of injuries to established veterans like George Kittle. Is a new wave of young tight ends set to revive a fading fantasy position, or should fantasy leagues reconsider tight end rules altogether? Don’t miss bold opinions and league-winning insights for Dynasty startups—all against the backdrop of Super Bowl hype and crucial offseason moves.Everydayer ClubIf you never miss

Trey McBride’s explosive breakout reshapes dynasty fantasy football—should managers prioritize him over rising star Brock Bowers? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano engage in a heated debate over their top tight end rankings, dissecting McBride's historic season with the Arizona Cardinals, Bowers’ upside in Las Vegas, and major team quarterback uncertainties that could influence 2026 lineups.Key topics include dynasty startup strategy, the fantasy futures of Colson Loveland and Tyler Warren, and the impact of age, offense, and quarterback changes on young tight ends like Tucker Kraft and Harold Fannin Jr. The conversation tackles top sleeper picks, quarterback situations across the NFL, and whether veterans like Kyle Pitts, Dalton Kincaid, and David Njoku can reclaim value. McBride, Bowers, Loveland, Warren, and Kraft headline this must-listen analysis of tight end rankings heading into the next offseason.Everydayer ClubIf you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer

Puka Nacua and Ja'Marr Chase battle for dynasty supremacy as the fantasy football landscape shifts. Is Jaxon Smith-Njigba ready to leap into the elite after his monster season, or are concerns about repeatability holding him back? Michael Fabiano and host Marcus Mosher clash over rankings, debating skill, age, and quarterback situations for top wide receivers like Nacua, Chase, and Smith-Njigba. Intriguing questions arise about the impact of Matthew Stafford’s MVP run, Joe Burrow’s health, early retirement rumors, and Sam Darnold’s role in Seattle.The episode spotlights Amon-Ra St. Brown’s consistent production for the Detroit Lions and weighs injury risks for Malik Nabers and other breakout candidates. Trade value, roster strategy, and future draft implications take center stage as the hosts dissect prospects such as Drake London and Tetairoa McMillan. Can these rising stars crack the top five next season? Get expert analysis and heated fantasy debate that every dynasty football manager needs.Everydayer Club

Bijan Robinson secures the top spot in dynasty running back rankings, but can Jahmyr Gibbs close the gap? Marcus Mosher, Matt Williamson, and Michael Fabiano debate the future of NFL backfields, dissecting the impact of Todd Monken's hiring with the Cleveland Browns and what that means for fantasy standouts like Quinshon Judkins, Jerry Jeudy, and tight end Harold Fannin. The hosts break down their top five dynasty RBs heading into the 2026 offseason, spotlighting hot names such as Ashton Jeanty, Devon Achane, and Jonathan Taylor. With insider analysis on supporting casts, offensive line upgrades, and coaching changes—including fallout from Kevin Stefanski’s move to Atlanta—listeners get the ultimate lowdown on how teams like the Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins, and Las Vegas Raiders might reshape the fantasy football landscape. Which running back should you build around? Tune in for all the rankings and bold predictions. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Lock