Joe Pisapia

I streamed a lot of Emmanuel Wilson because I was hitting a lot of weird skids in certain points of leagues.

And he was a port in a storm.

But again, kind of unproven.

I'm very skeptical about Zach Charbonnet's return.

I mean, the earmark is for late November.

And if you're not going to come back till Thanksgiving, then I got no draft love for you.

I'm just not going to do it.

So instead, Bob, I want to talk to you about your Darien Price and get a realistic look at that, not just where his draft capital is now early, but also the hype that he's getting and the possible sleeper attachment that he's going to get.

Do you see Price being a guy that as we get closer to the summer and then closer to Labor Day that all of a sudden that draft stock goes way up?

And if so, where do you draw the line?

Boggs, one of the things for me with a guy like Price is I'm excited about him.

I like him.

Obviously, he's going to be way cheaper than Love when we're talking about rookie running backs in redraft leagues.

But I also realize that we've seen a lot of slow play with a lot of rookie running backs over the last couple of years.

I mean, usually it takes a good six to even eight weeks potentially for them to really make fantasy impact.

That is the key here.

It's either can it happen sooner because of the circumstances we're in or are we once again setting ourselves up for maybe disappointment in the early going because he is a rookie and these guys take a little bit longer to ramp up and coaches tend to be a little bit more like, well, we're going to give you some time to get familiar with everything going on in the NFL.

We're going to.

Even if his pass protection is good, we're still going to lean on guys who have been here in the NFL first before you get really comfortable in all the setups.

What do you think about Jadarian Price, his value, especially early on, too?