FantasyPros - MUST DRAFT Wide Receiver & Tight End Rookies | Impact Players, Dynasty Holds + Late-Round Sleepers (Ep. 2005)

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Who are the must-draft wide receiver rookies for fantasy football?

Colin Cowherd 0:00
This is an iHeart Podcast. Guaranteed human.
Unknown 0:05
Imagine an Olympics where doping is not only legal, but encouraged.

What makes Makai Lemon a standout pick for the 2026 season?

Unknown 0:09
It's the enhanced games. Some call it grotesque. Others say it's unleashing human potential. Either way, the podcast Superhuman documented it all, embedded in the games and with the athletes for a full year.
Colin Cowherd 0:21
Within probably 10 days, I put on 10 pounds.

How does Carnell Tate fit into the Titans' offensive plans?

Colin Cowherd 0:25
I was having trouble stopping the muscle growth.
Unknown 0:28
Listen to Superhuman on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Welcome in, everybody, to Fantasy Pros. This is the Fantasy Football Podcast. It is me, Joey P., Joe P. Zappia, and today we're going to take a look at some of the landing spots post-NFL draft, what it means for all your fantasy draft shares, what it means for your dynasty leagues, your redraft. We're going to have some great discussions about some wide receivers and some tight ends with my favorite players.

What impact can Antonio Williams have on the Commanders' offense?

Unknown 0:56
of all the analysts here that's right don't tell anybody else don't tell d bro don't tell andrew erickson it's jake seeley from the athletic everybody and it's pat fitzmaurice i can't i love everybody here and i am back fresh from the nfl draft too which was an incredible experience i just want to tell everybody out there if you're a fan of the nfl and the draft is headed to a city anywhere near you we're talking like two three hour drive whatever it is Go. It's like Coachella for football fans. It's an all-weekend event. The interactive stuff is amazing.

What should we expect from Jordyn Tyson with the Saints?

Unknown 1:28
The NFL puts on a party. It is fun.

How does Chris Bell's landing spot affect his fantasy value?

Unknown 1:30
It's a great time. Go with your friends. Go with your family. Take everybody with you. It's an experience you'll remember for the rest of your life. I got to take my daughter, and also I ended up going with my best friend and his son, and it was great. We had the best time, and then we played some flag football on the weekend, too. absolute core memory stuff, I love it, and I just want to encourage everybody to go do that, but, of course, there's business to have here, we're talking about business, and we're going to talk to some of these players right now, make sure you subscribe to the podcast feed, and of course, to the YouTube channel as well, as we discuss some of these players, and gentlemen, I'm going to start here with some of the instant
Unknown 2:03
impact guys. I want to talk about guys that we're going to see in 2026 come in there and actually make an impact right away because we know this draft class has taken a lot of hits. Right, Jake Sealy? They've taken a lot of shots over the last couple months here. It's not that good of a class.

What are the potential of late-round sleepers like Riley Nowakowski?

Unknown 2:19
We all know that it maybe doesn't have the star power of some other classes, but it doesn't mean there aren't some guys that can come in there day one, week one, and make a difference in fantasy. So give me a name on your list right now, Jake, that you think people should be paying attention to that you think can do just that.
Jake Ciely 2:36
I'm tired. I'm actually – I'm already tired. It has nothing to do with the fact that I woke up – I thought it was my intro.
Unknown 2:44
I thought the intro was too long.
Jake Ciely 2:45
Actually, you set me up.

Which tight end rookies should fantasy managers keep an eye on?

Jake Ciely 2:46
I was surprised by that. I thought you were about to say my favorite was Pat, not me first. So like you completely – Well, I do like Pat more than you. Everybody knows that. Threw that sweeper on me. So – No, at least I woke up at 4, got back at 1 o'clock in the morning going to Pittsburgh. I wasn't there for draft day. I was there the day before. And I'm not tired from that. I'm tired from already having this discourse everywhere I can find about how Mikhail Lemon is going to suck with the Eagles. I'm exhausted already. I put it this way. There's two things here. I'll give you two comparisons. One, first, is people want to blank on Jalen Hurts so much. that Lemon is now catching shade. Because we talked about Lemon before the draft, talked about the fact that his ceiling is Amara St.
Jake Ciely 3:28
Brown, which, by the way, there was concerns about Amara St. Brown only being slot ability. We heard Jordan Addison, back when he was drafted, potentially only having slot ability.

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