Park City Lions: And welcome in to the League Down Under. It's the podcast that takes you inside the inner sanctum of our Dynasty League. And it asks the question, which team are you gonna side with? I'm your host, Ben, joined again by my co-host, Keenan Hodd. Welcome back, mate. How you doing? The Grouse: ⁓ it's good to be back, boys. It's good to be back. I've got a little bit of a sniffle, no funny gags, boys. And it's been a week, but it's nice to be talking about some NFL football. So looking forward to the pod hod. Hodcast: That's very, very well done by you. We will not carry on with it in the respect to you, but great to have you back. We ⁓ what'd you what'd you think of our reigning champ last week? Was he a little bit looser than what he was the few weeks prior for his team review, the big stiff? Park City Lions: To Zeus every. The Grouse: dear. Thank you. He was. He had a bit ⁓ he had a bit to say, didn't he? He's clearly I think he's researched up this year. He he seemed to know a fair bit about what was happening. I think he's done his research. I think he might be in for a big year and certainly with redraft around the corner. One to watch, our man. He might just be sculling red wines in the corner and bidding on blokes for fifty bucks and calling it a night. Park City Lions: Yeah. Hodcast: He was he was on. Yes, Park City Lions: Yeah. Hodcast: You said he was researched with a little bit of shock. D he's just won the ring. Do you think he's not got what it takes? The Grouse: Well No, I never said that. I've just I've seen different versions of Scoot in the past, which is what I was referring to. As I said, he he is well, he is capable of anything on on a draft night, as we know. Park City Lions: Yeah. And this is a locked in version. This is true. ⁓ Hodcast: I think he's very locked in human being in all facets other than one night a year, where he just loses control. Park City Lions: Yeah. The Grouse: I also think he's copped some shade throughout the previews on this podcast. I think he's got a point to prove. I think he's he's been willing and dealing. I he's had a few setbacks with his with his receivers, which we'll go through. ⁓ but he's I think he's in it to try and win it again. Hodcast: He's chasing hard. The Grouse: Woohoo, another day F F does. Park City Lions: Alright, well ⁓ yeah, I mean there's a fair bit going on. Obviously it's preseason, so I think we should launch off with some ⁓ some NFL news. Every newsman in this city's laughing at us. And I don't like it. The Grouse: Benjamin, every morning I'm waking up and there's a new injury scare. Park City Lions: It's yeah, it's out of control. I mean it it's to see sleeper on your phone when you wake up is actually not a nice thing 'cause you're just sort of trepidation. Hodcast: It's a beautiful thing, boys. What are you talking about? The Grouse: ⁓ huh. You're waking up hoping one of your boys get injured. Park City Lions: Yeah. Hodcast: Yeah, I've got handcuff after handcuff. Is the injury list that long that you just let the intro music go for as long as you ever had? I've never heard the trail end of that. Park City Lions: Yeah, no I in the little tri the little pan flute. The jazz flute. The Grouse: Do you do you think d it's a good point. Do you think with the heightened ⁓ media presence these days, do you think we're just we're getting more information than we ever have online and that's why it feels like there's there's more of these little niggles that we're hearing about and maybe maybe five, ten years ago we wouldn't have ever known about it? Hodcast: What did you see the sleeper the other day where ⁓ one of the players farted and it The Grouse: Yeah. Park City Lions: That's it. The Grouse: Busted a poofoo valve. Park City Lions: Yeah. The Grouse: That's pretty good from you, Hod. It's not bad. Park City Lions: It does feel like that and ⁓ I mean your your boy Keeney Ashton Genty is probably the best example of that where we've got the DFF ⁓ posting screenshots that he's he's done ⁓ what did they say? ACL, I think was the claim from from one tweet. But then when he was trying to fact check he got Shefty who said it was ⁓ an aggravation. So a very different sort of ⁓ reporting on the same injury. The Grouse: ⁓ Yeah. Hodcast: Still gets the clicks. The Grouse: And and the I mean, to be fair, it's a reputable source, NFL rumors. ⁓ it's very, very reputable, but that's true it's true. But I heard they're all down on one knee and lighting candles and saying prayers and who gee weiz. They get carried away. And and what was it? It was a it was it was a ⁓ on one knee singing prayers for a little ankle sprain. Calm down, Raiders. Park City Lions: Hey, they've been gone for fifteen years, mate. Hodcast: Sounds like the DFF's end of season breakup. The Grouse: Go back to the slot machine. Give us a spell. You'll be fine. Hodcast: I think I think Timos with Mark Washington sitting there had a knee on the ground. I think The Grouse: He had something else on the ground. Not on the ground. Park City Lions: He might have. Alright, let's let's straighten up AI if you will. Kyle Manungay returns ⁓ weeks three his return weeks three to six. And is that a groin injury for him? What was his injury? knee. There you go. It's pretty close. I feel like everyone's got a groin at the moment, so that's just my safe bet for prediction there. So should should Jake should Jake be worried here about Hodcast: Nah, nee. Hyper extension. Park City Lions: The Menangon News. Hodcast: little bit. ⁓ I mean it's not gonna go like it's not gonna miss half the season, but there is a little bit of a risk with that injury. So there's some instability for the remainder of the year. So ⁓ not ideal because he he like Coram is one of those really nice handcuffs that's kind of a one B. ⁓ yeah, huge upside if the one A went down. Park City Lions: Mm. With upside. Yep. Keeny, your boy, and also Kumo as well. Jordan Tyson, two months out with the hamstring injury, and Hod, you touched on this last week that there's a bit of a recurring injury status here. He was coming off a an hamstring injury in his final year in college, re-aggravates it, well actually tears it again, injures it again, ⁓ in preseason. So not a great way to start his career. The Grouse: Mm. Ooh. Park City Lions: And we're gonna get into a bit of sort of stock up, stock down on certain players, but this is an interesting one, like if if it's it's an interesting do you jump off, do you jump on type thing? How do you how serious do you see this hamstring injury plaguing his career? Hodcast: Yeah. Well, you I'll let maybe you as the Saints supporter answer that one. But right now, if we did the rookie draft, he is comfortably going behind price at six, whereas he was at three, like some some like him better like like I did, ⁓ as a better prospect than Tate. ⁓ and that's if Mendoza went at two, so even as high as two. ⁓ so it's a big drop. Park City Lions: Mm. Two three. The Grouse: Hmm. Hodcast: ⁓ so there is some concerns or serious concerns. The Grouse: Yeah, I it's an interesting one because what he was doing from all reports and I follow a few Saints beat reporters and they were glowing about how good he was. And yeah. And so it's just more yeah, the history of his of his injuries and what that looks like. I think if you're a contender and if you're come out, you're still comfortable in Dynasty using a top five pick on him. I don't think that's a problem. ⁓ but there could be some frustrations along the way with him. Hopefully he doesn't go to San Fran, 'cause then he's really cooked. Park City Lions: Watch out for that power station. ⁓ Brees Hall just add him to the groin injury group. ⁓ so about two to four weeks is a typical groin injury. concern ⁓ actually, ⁓ we we're gonna touch on actually stock up, stock down. So I won't get your opinion on if you are concerned right now, because a little bit later we might hear your opinions of whether you'd be on or off. The Grouse: Mm. Well th and I also think just just in general, having a two to four week injury, two to four weeks out from the season is never ideal. Never ideal. Park City Lions: It's not ideal. ⁓ yeah. Hodcast: Is it I just on like there's a lot of these groins popping up, like ⁓ Bill Krosky Merritt's another one. like you said, it's when it's touch and go on the season, it's not ideal. Any soft tissue in preseason ⁓ sets you back a little bit, but it's more like we don't know the severity of these because they're just gonna take ⁓ out now. They're just gonna get ⁓ ready. They're not gonna be in preseason games, so They might be fine and they're just being conservative and it's hard to tell from the outside at this time of year. Park City Lions: Yep. The ⁓ the next one here, we don't often feature non fantasy players in the injury report, but Tyler Biadz, is that how say it? The center for the Los Angeles Chargers. They ⁓ paid big money to get him across and ⁓ yeah, not looking good. Out for the season. ⁓ and season ending IR injury there. So they they dealt with a lot of offensive line injuries last year. We sp The Grouse: Hmm. Charges? Park City Lions: spoke about that in previous pods and and the negative effect that had on Herbert and Hampton and and so on. And it's not a great way to start. You you pay big money for that sort of centerpiece, if you will, for your offensive line and didn't even get a snap in regular season, so bit disappointing. Hodcast: Aden Higgins also. Park City Lions: Jaden Higgins, speaking of, and I think I don't know if Scoot said this off air or he was talking about the obviously the Nico Collins worry is that Jaden Higgins was going to eat into that sort of line share that Nico Collins had built up over the years. But Gone and Tawny's ACL he's out for the season, so that's pretty disappointing because he was he was getting a lot of offseason buzz of of a a sort of The Grouse: Mm. Park City Lions: upside player to look for and everyone tries to find those sort of gems, hidden gems that that could really break out for the season. And he was certainly on high on people's lists. So pretty disappointing to hear that. Ashton Genty, Keeney, ⁓ high ankle sprain or ACL or I don't know which one it is. It's hard to know. But ⁓ it's looking like it's a high, it's a low, it's a medium, I'm not sure, but three to six weeks is is what is coming out right now. So The Grouse: Phew. Park City Lions: How are you feeling personally about the Ashton Genty news? Are you ⁓ panic stations like the DFF wants you to be? The Grouse: Duh. Nah, not panic stations. It it is what it is a little bit with him. But I would have been concerned if there was an ACL. That would have really hurt me, no doubt. But ⁓ he might miss the first couple of weeks, I think. So that's the way I'm looking at it. And I think I've from my own point of view got enough coverage there to cover him for a couple of weeks. So fingers crossed it's not too much a lot more than that. It doesn't linger. So we'll see. Park City Lions: Yep. ⁓ another one of your boys, now Mike Evans. I've just got insert injury here because this guy's well, it's a quad, it's a groin, it's a reaggravation of a quad. Is there a hamstring in there too? I mean that power station's not doing it's not doing wonders for for his old age, is it? The Grouse: Time for the next one. Yeah, cheese. Wow. Well, I was gonna say, is it power station or his age? Given what he went through last year, it might just be a sign that his body is not handling things at the moment, which isn't great, but ⁓ Yep, he's gonna be a frustrating one, I sense, throughout the year. Park City Lions: What's what's your optimistic side for his outlook on the season? The Grouse: Love it like happy to have him in redraft, happy to have him ⁓ in Dynasty this year. I think he could be a really unsexy but very productive pick this year. I just think, yep, there's been some hype on Stribling, but G Wiz, it's open outside of that, and I just think he's a huge red zone target for them. Kittle, not sure what happens there. Clearly that's looking a bit more positive, but he could just just demand a huge workload. Park City Lions: Yeah. The Grouse: ⁓ so I with Purdy as well, I just think that's a nice situation if he can stay healthy. Park City Lions: Yep. And you spoke of Kittle there, he's been reactivated from the pup list, so that's ⁓ promising signs coming off that Achilles injury. ⁓ and then Kamara, another one of your Saints, mate, just with an MCL sprain, looking to be out for about a month. ⁓ not that it was probably super high upside for him ⁓ or his outlook for this season, but ⁓ yeah, something to watch this space. He's always gonna be frisky on that Saints offense. The Grouse: Mm. Yeah. He's an interesting one but just because there's been some d jungle drums about like his relevance in the offense and now it's could be full steam ahead for Etienne. I'm not gonna call him A Chen, I'm gonna call him Etienne. It could just be full steam ahead for him in this offense now, with Kamara not getting the first few weeks. if he looks good, then they probably just continue to ride with and Kamara plays a relatively limited role. So Park City Lions: Nice. Yeah. And we've had some signings go on obviously in this preseason. Keenan Allen Hodd, ⁓ signing for your Indianapolis Colts. How are you feeling about him joining the ranks there? The Grouse: Well, crystal ball. Hodcast: ⁓ it's an amazing get for Daniel Jones and the whole offense. ⁓ might talk about it a little bit later with Josh Downs, probably a little bit of a hit to to his stocks. ⁓ but otherwise he's gonna help the offense tremendously, I think. The Grouse: Did you call that one? I know you called the next one. Nagy you called Good mail. Great mail. Hodcast: Nah, Najee Harris, we ⁓ definitely called. Park City Lions: You call you definitely call next one. Nagi Harris to the Giants. Did you call that officially on the pod, or was that just an off air conversation? No, you did. Very, very nice. And that ⁓ that goes to actually my hot take, and that is Najee Harris signing is the nail in the coffin for Tyrone Tracy as a Giants fan. ⁓ I mean not I mean we spoke about the missed pickup ⁓ protection pickup against The Grouse: Yep. Hodcast: No is Loth. The Grouse: No, that's on the pot. Whoa, and he was awful. Park City Lions: dart that sent him to the blue ten in that preseason game. Do you see the fumble that he had against Miami? Just got the ball handed perfectly to him and dropped it before any contact. So I don't think he's playing himself into any favours with ⁓ Harbor. So Najee Harris being signed there, I think, rings absolute alarm bells for sorry Jim, the ⁓ Tyrone Tracy owner there. And I think regardless of how his first couple of seasons played out, I I don't think he's in a very good position. And The Grouse: Mm, he's awful. Nope. Park City Lions: Singletary actually looks okay. Like he's looking pretty decent in preseason. So I think it's gonna come down to the two of them for that ⁓ third running back spot. And probably Singletary at this point, I he's getting the nod, unless something drastically changes. And then the last one is Kayshawn Booty, who ⁓ has gone to the Texans there with obviously that Jaden Higgins news. ⁓ what do we think about that upside? Do we think that's just more a cover play, or do you think he's actually got some Some level of upside. Hodcast: I don't I don't know how much this offence is gonna throw. ⁓ nothing's showed us since his rookie year that CJ Stroud is the guy to air out the offense. They've just brought in Montgomery, ⁓ who's a thumper. So I think that's a ride the defence for as much as you can and then run the ball for as much as you can. So Nico Collins will get his. What I do think it The Grouse: Yep. Hodcast: ⁓ signals is what they thought of Higgins. And it's it's they're covering that hole that they thought he might be able to jump into. similar kind of player, like there is upside there, but I don't know how much the offence can withstand or hold up two receivers. The Grouse: Yeah. And and I suppose for the Pats also you could probably say that it's full steam ahead for AJ Brown now and ⁓ Frabel Frabel's made his last booty call for the year. Park City Lions: Jesus How long were you sitting on that one for? I ⁓ I'll just quickly chuck we've it's been a while since we've referenced our mates at Dynasty Daddy here, but I'll chuck them on the screen because I think that's ⁓ I think this is interesting here. We've had a few trades go down and we spoke about Scoot a little bit earlier. ⁓ he's gone and made a few trades, so I'll quickly run through I think Hodcast: Peace. The Grouse: After he's off season. A little while. But Park City Lions: don't think we've covered the Diggs one on air. But that was Keeney U and and Scoot trading. ⁓ Keeney U received a twenty seven fourth and a twenty eight second. ⁓ my fourth and Scoot second for Stefan Diggs. ⁓ talk us through a little bit of how that went down. The Grouse: well I asked Scooter if I can recall. I asked Scooter just around because he's had a few injuries in that ⁓ space and I think the podcast might might have referenced it in that week. if there was a a veteran receiver that ⁓ could help his squad and the depth of his squad. So I've got a few of those. So he identified Diggs. I think I actually think it is a good landing spot in Washington. So he's probably the pick of him at the moment. So ⁓ but I was happy to bail out on on one of them and get some some draft capital. So I think both parties walk away pretty content with that one. Park City Lions: Yeah, I think it's a good result for Scoot. I I do think th Diggs will have a very nice season. I project him to do very nicely in redraft. And right now that's all Scoot kinda cares about. To say to only pay a fourth and a second for someone who could be, you know, a t a top let's say a top seven receiver, I think is well within the cards for him. The Grouse: Dig thigs could have a nice year. Park City Lions: Would be a very nice return for that payout. We'll move on. He he then went and got ⁓ Denzel Boston off Camo and he paid up a twenty-nine first and a twenty nine second. What are we thinking about that? That's ⁓ he's clearly gone and got the old receiver in digs, and then he's gone and gone the young gun in as well. How are you feeling about that one, Hod? Hodcast: Well, I mean it we're doing an NFL stock exchange a bit later to ⁓ check in with players and what we think. ⁓ if Scoot was doing this for Denzel Boston he'd be incredibly high because he's the wide receiver thirty-six right now. So to give up a future first and second when his market price right now is ⁓ twenty seven second on its own. he's obviously backing in the talent that he's liking, ⁓ or seeing in the off season there. ⁓ Brown's quarterback room terrifies me. So maybe this is not just a single one year play. It's back in the Tallinn to then get a future quarterback in the off season. Park City Lions: And then the final wide receiver play that he's gone with here is Jalen Talbot for a twenty nine fourth. just a depth play because he's looking pretty thin. The Grouse: Mm-hmm. Hodcast: ⁓ that's the other way around. Park City Lions: ⁓ sorry, he got rid of Talbot, I should. ⁓ yeah. No, I just assumed that that Scoot wanted wide receivers. Why would he be getting rid of him? The Grouse: Yeah. Hodcast: Think he think he was gonna drop him for ⁓ memory. He was very defensive of that one. Got real quick on the ⁓ biting back. ⁓ Park City Lions: It's nothing like getting defensive to really show where ⁓ your true thinking was in a track. The Grouse: The ⁓ the Boston one's interesting 'cause he went one twelve in this year's draft. you know, let's call it two two months ago or two and a half months ago he went one twelve. And then to get I know it's in twenty twenty nine, but to get a first and second, I guess he's bought into a bit of the hype and he looks the part in all the videos and that's sort of what I've touched on before, like all this media that you get, there's so much publicity around certain players at practice and Hodcast: Mm. Park City Lions: Mm. Good return for Kummer. The Grouse: ⁓ you can certainly make a case or make a nice highlight reel for for anyone and talk yourself into anyone. So interesting probably a buy high two months later off the back of nothing. Hodcast: Well yeah, he's and we brought up earlier like what the drafts are now. ⁓ the top six stays steady, then it's Concepcion, and then it's either Stribling or Boston. So they've come up to the one ⁓ eight and one ⁓ nine. Yeah, which we'll talk to. so yeah, there is definitely the hype ⁓ on that, ⁓ Denzel Boston. The Grouse: Really? Strib Phew. Whew, I like that. That's good. Park City Lions: Baby back stribs. The Grouse: But if they do get ⁓ without going into this too much, but if they do get a QA next year, the Browns have got some nice nice pieces and he's part of that, so. Yep. Hodcast: Wanna hear a fun fact about Denzel Boston? Park City Lions: Always. Hodcast: Denzel Washington. is one of his famous movies is The Equalizer, which was set in Boston. The Grouse: Mm. Hodcast: So I think there's some ⁓ nicknames flying around from some podcasts. The equalizer. I wonder if Scoot runs with it. The Grouse: That's good. Park City Lions: Very nice. I thought you were gonna go with like he was named after Denzel because yeah, no. All right, well let's ⁓ we've gone through the news now and we've gone with a bit of league and ⁓ dynasty news there, but we will jump into I think it's time to we spoke a little bit before about we're gonna go a bit of stock exchange here, but we're gonna run through over the next couple of episodes. The Grouse: Yeah, inspired. Hodcast: That would be on NFL rumors. ⁓ The Grouse: Yeah. Park City Lions: ⁓ a bit of divisional review. So it's time everyone to get divisional. Hodcast: Time. The Grouse: ⁓ Well shit. Park City Lions: Divisional, divisional How wanna get divisional Let's get divisional, let's talk division stuff. Everyone's favourite drop. ⁓ and if that's your first time hearing it, welcome. We will play that the next couple of weeks as well, because if we can drag that out, why not? It's time to get divisional. So what we're gonna do is we're gonna run through your division HOD, and that is the Sonny Weaver Junior division. ⁓ there are some people that argue it's the greatest division in all of sports, and they tend they tend to be the people within that division. Hodcast: Absolutely. The Grouse: Oof. Oof. ⁓ The grossest. Park City Lions: That only ever say that. Everyone on the outside is in Keeney's camp here. And ⁓ l we're just gonna go one team at a time. We'll we'll we'll go through a little bit of what their sort of outlook looks like on the season, and we're gonna start off with our San Diego Demons. They are one of the teams in this division, it they are the only team in this division with a title to their name. So let's start with the strongest ⁓ EDL history in this league, and that's the San Diego Demons. The Grouse: Disgusting. Park City Lions: We'll just really quickly run you through the projections and that has ⁓ you know, projections from weeks one through to fourteen. It's projecting Kamo to have one win and thirteen losses, so not the strongest season ahead for him based off projections. Favoured, sorry, favored in one game out of fourteen. But Keeney, you've got a a ⁓ more interesting stat and that's some projected wins. Hodcast: Favored. Favored. The Grouse: Yeah, well I suppose if you look at how many games he's favored in, ⁓ that's that's one out of fourteen. So if you gave him a loss for for all the underdogs and a and a win for all the favourites, then he'd he'd win one. But if you look at the percentage chance of winning on a week to week basis, you can give them ⁓ you know, decimal points of a win if you like. So in week one he plays Jim. ⁓ he's, you know, projected to win twenty percent of the time and Jim will win eighty percent of the time. So we give him point two of a win. So that adds up for Camo in totality after fourteen weeks to be three point two wins instead of one. So a little bit more realistic given variants can occur throughout the year. We will also say that this is ⁓ with their current lineup, without moving players around, without trading players, all that sort of stuff. So a lot can happen, but it's a good guide as we enter the season in terms of where they're sort of their team ⁓ is is looking and and how many wins they're probably expected to win at this stage. Park City Lions: Yeah, and that also comes through with ⁓ Kamo having seventy five projected points on average for the season and his opponents having a hundred and nine. So it's not like a crazy amount of again points against, but it's obviously ⁓ seventy five is is a little bit on the low side. The Grouse: No. Of course it's not high because they play each other. Park City Lions: This is true. ⁓ and you might see a bit of a theme here when we recap here. But now we're gonna jump into a bit of stock exchange here, and this is a segment that we are gonna ⁓ run with about sort of I'm I'm gonna pitch it to you guys. I I'm gonna be the the impartial judge here, and I'm gonna run through five players off Camo's lineup. ⁓ and I need you to tell me if you are stock up or stock down on this player here. So The Grouse: Jesus. Mm-hmm. Park City Lions: And if you haven't tuned in, jump on YouTube dot com. We've we've got amazing graphics that support this program and you know, just to hear it is one thing, but to actually see it in action, look at the look at the graphics, the emojis of the little stock up and the stock down and ⁓ are we ready for the first player, guys? Ready to kick it off. The Grouse: It's outstanding. Yes, please. Hodcast: Yeah, I think Keeney Keeney can kick us off here, but I I'd just like to say stock up obviously means we're buying and stock down means we're selling. It's another way to do it. ⁓ and there's a number of different ways that we'll talk you through as to how we're either up or down. Park City Lions: Alright, I'm gonna kick us off with the demons, arguably one of his divisive players here, and that is Bryce Young. Keeney, you kick us off. Are you stock up, stock down on him? The Grouse: ⁓ Bryce Bubbles. I would be stocked down on Bryce. I think whilst they picked up his fifth year option, I think he is on shaky, shaky ground. ⁓ they obviously made the playoffs last year, but ⁓ were pretty fortunate to do so and I don't think they will this year. And if they don't this year, then I think they could absolutely look at making a change. I think Hod, you you discussed the the keep trade cut data. That exists on that website, which is very interesting to have a look at. He had a peak of QB nine in Dynasty, ⁓ and he's currently at QB twenty four, I believe is the number. But interestingly, to look at sort of the QBs above and below him, right? So Kyler Murray sits at QB twenty three, one spot above him. I would rather throw a dart at Kyler because of his ceiling than Bryce Young. Bryce Young doesn't have a ceiling in my view. He's just can he be a steady QB two type or after this year is he a backup going forward? That's what I would worry about with him. Hodcast: Let me tell you a world where the training wheels are off young Bryce. I know you said old, but we have a knack for doing that on this podcast. These are all young men. And I think there is a world where this is the year, it's his contract year essentially. And over time fantasy plays, ⁓ choosing players with contract years can ⁓ work for you more than it doesn't. ⁓ he's got a point to prove, he's got a contr second contract to win. And there's two reasons why I think this could happen. The Carolina ⁓ may have shipped off a Carolina running back earlier this offseason, but they have the toughest schedule against running backs this year. They were heavy on the run last year. Again, I think training wheels have been on and Canales is now in his third year. I think he's a bit more comfortable to air it out. He's an offensive mind. So ⁓ That's that's the world where I think that Bryce Young could open it up. And I think the biggest stat for him, he was last in the league. He averaged five yards per attempt on first down. Now that's where a lot of the best offenses do their best work when they exp they're expected to run. Whether if they flip the script and they they get him throwing a bit more on first down and open it up to Tet, to Jalen Coker, who's a handy weapon, ⁓ and get it get this pass game firing and flip it around from being at so The Grouse: Go ahead. Hodcast: a run heavy to now pass heavy. That's the world where it could work and ⁓ buying the stock of Bryce. Quarterback twenty four, it's low. The Grouse: Well Don't don't you think though that Canalis is telling you what they think of him by not unleashing him? Like like that that tells you a bit, I think. Hodcast: Post yeah. Park City Lions: Tell you what this tells me is that we're spending an awful lot of time on Bryce Young and we've got 20 players to get through in this bloody episode. ⁓ you know what, Hod, I'm I I like your stance there. QB24, right now, I'm going stock up on him. I'll buy into that one. I mean, i it's it's a hard position to to try and buy on, so QB twenty-four, why not take the upside? Next player is Deshaun Watson. Make make your case. Hodcast: Mm-hmm. The Grouse: Good for Tet. Good for Tet. Let's go. Next next will be quick. It's a lovely graphic. This is this is a lovely look at that bloody image you've got. I'm only looking one area. Now, Sean. Park City Lions: Peace. He's looking for a message. The Grouse: Jeez, he's looking fierce. Looking someone in the eyes, I'll tell you that much. this is an easy stock down. He's gonna be worth absolute zilch next year. Wow, it doesn't look down at the minute, it looks right up and about. But his stock hod. I think there's not much to add here. I he's gonna start, but everyone knows where this is headed. Stock down. Yep. Aww. Hodcast: I'm dangerous. Is it there? Park City Lions: What Hodcast: No. It's a disaster. In his latest press conference shows that he's fighting the Cleveland faithful. He's doing a horrible job on the field. ⁓ if you want to be loved, put your work on the field. I can't talk this around. It's stocked down for me. Park City Lions: Yep. Easy. You you won me over with that one. Next player is Carnell Tate. The Grouse: You can start hot. Hodcast: Alrighty. Yeah, I'll ⁓ look, wide receiver fourteen when you haven't played a game, ⁓ probably speaks to the talent ⁓ and the projection of what he can be. And I'm I'm buying that at moment. ⁓ and there's a couple of reasons for it. Not often a wide receiver goes in the top five. and another reason is it's wide receiver university there at Ohio State. Now, Marv obviously hasn't done that ⁓ a world of good of late, but There's a tremendous list of receivers to come out of there. They're all talented, they're all coached up really well. and then top five receivers, we're talking Larry Fitz, Andre Johnson, Megatron, Chase. Like he's in a steam company. And then you're going to now an offense that's emerging, and I don't want to steal too much of the Cam Ward take later, but Brian Dable, ⁓ he's a known offensive force, maybe not the best head coach, but he gets things going offensively. They've invested in the position obviously with Tate, with Wandale Robinson, ⁓ and then the offensive line from what they had last year. So this guy's extremely talented. He's the number one ⁓ unanimously in this offense. And I think Cam Ward could take a step forward and this is going to be the guy that does it for him. The Grouse: Yep, interesting case. not for me at that price, it's ludicrous. ⁓ he doesn't have an elite college production. I'd like to actually see him do something before he's rated above Garrett Wilson in Dynasty. That is absolutely absurd. ⁓ this is based on absolutely nothing other than his draft capital in a week, wide receiver draft class, stock down for me. Hodcast: I think it's based on one thing is you own Garrett Wilson, don't you? The Grouse: Well, mate, lad Lad McStonky is above him. Like Lad McConkey should be well above him. Devonta Smith should be above him. ⁓ I I don't I don't get it. Luther Burden. The great Luther Burden. I just don't see it. Park City Lions: Yeah. Yeah, look, I I don't ⁓ get it with the bird. In the interest in the interest of keeping this moving, the fact that Wandell Robinson I think will also eat into an awful lot of that stock there, it's stock down for me at at wide receiver fourteen. That's it is a bit rich. The Grouse: Also Also just quickly, Cam Ward, are we sure? Park City Lions: Well, Paul Hull we will we might see 'cause he features in this division. Next player, Jordan Addison. You forgot that you've got to talk about him a bit later, mate. But anyway, let's stick to wide receiver for the Minnesota Vikings, Jordan Addison. Hodcast: Well, we'll say. The Grouse: ⁓ yeah. He does too. Shit. I'll talk him up. Let's go. ⁓ I'm ⁓ I'm a stock up on on young Jordan. I know he's had his issues off the field. but I think he can play, and at wide receiver 34, I think you're getting a nice price. I think his first two years he was in that wide receiver twenty range. So a pretty firm wide receiver two in his first couple of years. We know he's always going to be battling with Justin Jefferson, but I think you just have to look at last year's situation there with old JJ, the DFF reject, ⁓ and just have to wipe it, just have to pen last year's season. ⁓ I just I trust the infrastructure. It can't be as bad as what it was last year. I think he's got talent and wide receiver th thirty four. The hate's gone too far. So stock up for me on young Jordan Addison. Park City Lions: All right, Hod. Hodcast: Yeah, I'm ⁓ I just I can't get around he he's been wide receiver twenty one, twenty and forty four and so he's only played the full season once. He's always a little bit injured. ⁓ he's always gonna be second fiddle to the great JJ and I I don't know about this infrastructure. Like are we are we convinced KOC comes from this fountain of coaches that are these offensive gurus, but ⁓ couldn't get it done last year, albeit injuries and a lot of not not a lot of talent at the quarterback position. But it's just a lot of lot of speculation now on Kyler Murray. He's great for fantasy. The only no number one wide receiver he's ever produced was DeAndre Hopkins in an outlier year. So if he's never been able to produce a wide receiver one, ⁓ on more than one occasion, what suggests that he can do that for a wide receiver two when he's at the helm. Park City Lions: Very nice. I like both of your points there. I'm gonna go lean on your side here, Hod. Stock down on Addison, who I think is a nice best ball player, but ⁓ from a dynasty point of view, just the jury is still out. Let's move on to the final player for the San Diego Demons. And I mean, yeah, he's he's large on the screen right now, and that's Marvin Harrison Jr. Are we going stock up, stock down on the player that Camo traded for? The Grouse: Cool. Looks big. Hodcast: Well, it's just ⁓ Camo's players are awfully large on these graphics, Ben. ⁓ Deshaun and now Marvo. ⁓ I the alarm bells are on. I think we heard Papa talk about this at large when he had his team review. He shipped him off because he was concerned. And I'm concerned also. I think wide receiver after being drafted as high as he was, number four overall. ⁓ from the same university ⁓ in Ohio State and then to produce wide receiver twenty nine and then forty nine in his first two years. That doesn't happen a hell of a lot. And we've seen the drops as an issue. I've seen the psyche last year. look hopefully for him he gets through that, but it's still concerning ⁓ when you're supposed to be the alpha in the offense. And then there's also the Michael Wilson factor. He came along really strong last year, and it might just be a one A, one B ⁓ situation here. And that's if Brissett's playing the whole year. I think we'll see Carson Beck. I don't know what we're going to get from him ⁓ in the second half of the year or last quarter, whatever it is, but it's going to be throwing passes to Marvin Harrison. And I just don't know where we're going to see this ⁓ catapult that we're expecting from wide receiver twenty eight. The Grouse: Yeah, okay. I'm I'm the other way on on Marvin. Just because of the price, what are we getting? Mar wide receiver twenty eight. So to be pretty clear about it, it's probably more around his pedo pedigree and the fact that he had a lot of injuries last year. I think if we fast or re we rewind a couple of years ago, this guy was the next Jamar Chase. ⁓ I know there's been some evidence to suggest the contrary, but when we're talking about stocks The great Warren Buffett, mate, would say, Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful and this is a very fearful player for a lot of people, so I'm gonna buy in. Hodcast: Having followed mister Buffett and his trading philosophies, they only exist or that that only exists for blue chip stocks. So you are saying that he is a blue chip stock. The Grouse: Mm. Park City Lions: Yeah. The Grouse: Well was he not touted as a blue chipstock hod? Hodcast: What has he delivered yet? The Grouse: No. Park City Lions: Ha ha. Hodcast: Yeah. Park City Lions: I think an interesting wrinkle here is also the Jeremiah Love ⁓ argument that there is another Alpha coming into that offense. Will he maybe have a bit of breathing room? But this point I've got to go stock down, even though wide receiver 28, I think if a couple of years ago we would have been shocked to hear that that was on the cards for him. And that rounds us out for the ⁓ the San Diego Demons, with the next team coming up being the Hum Dingers themselves. ⁓ so we're gonna have to flip this around a little bit Hod, but before before we do, let's ⁓ let's quickly just run through what what the outlook on this season ⁓ has ahead for you. And that currently is that you are favoured according to sleeper's projections here in zero games, and ⁓ you're expected in that favoured sense to lose fourteen. ⁓ so you might have to pull your pants down and run around the ⁓ the dynasty board. Hodcast: Buck buckle up, ladies and gents. The Grouse: Yeah. Park City Lions: With zero wins. But, Keeney, that's that's a bit doom and gloom, isn't it? That's just based off expected wins. What what's projections got Hod? The Grouse: Mm. Well, d it's actually not doom and gloom, 'cause Hod's sitting there with a big smile on his face, 'cause this is all part of the plan. But ⁓ his ⁓ expected wins are one point six, so he's expected to jag one maybe two at best, which is probably about right. But we need to call out week eleven, ladies and gents, because the big dinger is projected to score thirty-three points that week. And so if you get Hod in week eleven, ⁓ Park City Lions: Yeah. The Grouse: Congratulations. Park City Lions: I'm gonna just quickly as well, 'cause I know everyone's watching this on YouTube, but chuck down in the comment section, how many players are you expecting him to have on by that week with an projected score of thirty-three? I'll just give you a few moments to to type your numbers in there. Are you gonna put, you know, is it six players, five, four? I'll give you a sec. The answer is two, everyone. So he's got two players expected on buy and He's just sitting back looking pretty right now 'cause he knows this is what he wants. Two players on bye, thirty three. The Grouse: Yeah. Hodcast: Well the haircuts, consider yourselves lucky in week eleven. That's all I'm saying. Park City Lions: Pr yeah, they've just got a a walkov that week. ⁓ look, this is what you've built it up to be, it's fair to say. An average score on the season in your projections of fifty nine is it's gonna be some rough sledding this year and you projected to have a you've actually got the highest score against you and I mean that does make sense if you've The Grouse: That's pretty good actually. Park City Lions: arguably the weakest team in your division and you play everyone a couple of times, then you're gonna have probably the highest scores against you. So 110 points projected against you here. But enough about that. Let's move on, shall we, to our stock up, stock down on your team, the dingers. And I guess I'll have to drive this HOD, but ultimately I'm going to have to vote on your players, and then you're gonna have to tell You're gonna make the final say it, I'll click it. ⁓ we'll figure it out as we go. So let's ⁓ you know, jump on youtube.com. Hodcast: Pick five players that actually are worth talking about. The Grouse: Yeah, it's that that would have been a challenge. Gee whiz. What a disgusting division. Park City Lions: Yeah, that geez, it took it did take a while. But the first player here is all the gear, Tyler Algier. I will I'll kick this off, Keeney, and I am going stock up on Tyler Algier. And I think we've spoken a little bit about this in the Jeremiah Love. ⁓ you know, the the buzz around him is big. ⁓ but we spoke about Marvin Harrison, funnily enough, for the cards here, and and is the pressure gonna be a little bit too much on The Grouse: ⁓ Tyler. Hodcast: Ho ho. Park City Lions: the rookie in his first year and Algier has got all the the makings of eating into production of a high profile rookie running back like he did with B. Robinson. So I think all the makings there, and I think we've got to remind ourselves that he's only, what is it, 26 years old? Twenty-six years old. So he's he's still a spring chicken. He's proven that he can be a thousand yard player. I think easing ⁓ Jeremiah Love into his rookie season is The Grouse: Yeah. Park City Lions: is the reason why I think that Algier at what is he, R B forty six just seems like an absolute value to me. The Grouse: Yep, not much to add. Agree. ⁓ I think this is all coach related. He's he's a coach's dream in terms of he's a pro, he's actually talented, he's actually good, that's the other piece. We shouldn't ignore that. He can actually play. so running back forty six, probably good for this year, not sure what it looks like next year. ⁓ but for now, not a bad little zero R B target late in redrafts. Hodcast: Also not a bad also not a bad target to have ⁓ if you're the Jeremiah Love owner and you're a contending team. So there is a trade in your inbox there, Kenny. ⁓ so sorry, I was just doing that whilst you two were talking. ⁓ no, he's he is one of the best handcuffs in the league. He's he's better than a handcuff. He's he's a one B. He's had a thousand yards as ⁓ but backup, he's had eight touchdowns behind Bijan last year. Park City Lions: So what are you going with Hod? The Grouse: Hmm. Ha ha ha. Hodcast: So at that price I think he's serviceable. He'll probably be an R B three and at stock up. Park City Lions: Next player. Now this is a polarizing player here, Keeney, and one that you actually had at one point and got rid of. Travis Hunter. Do you wanna go first? Stock up or stock down? I reckon I know where you're gonna stand on it. Hodcast: Who? The Grouse: Yeah. Well I've traded him, so I'll Well yeah. I'm gonna go stock down. ⁓ wide receiver fifty four. So I'm a little bit divided on this because I was gonna initially say that ⁓ we just don't know what he is and we might not know for a little while. But then a part of me thinks I saw some ⁓ some social media stuff where Park City Lions: No. The Grouse: Ted Hurst just absolutely wiped him in a joint practice the other day, and that made me think maybe they'll just forget the corner stuff and play him on offense. Because he's no good at no good at either at the moment. Well, I just Well we don't know if he's no good as a wide receiver. We n we probably know he might not get there as a corner. But anyway. You, Ben, what do you think? ⁓ Park City Lions: So you're stocked down. I'm stock up on Travis Hunter. Right now, he is wide receiver fifty-four, and that's because he's also ⁓ defensive back fifty-four as well. So you've got to balance it out. But I look, it's recency bias. His last game of the season in 2025. Eight catches off 12 targets for 101 yards and a touchdown. So he he's shown that he can produce as a wide receiver, and I'm kind of with you. I think that if they do lean in and just go All right, the experiment was interesting and we tried something here and you know, for the first time we've gone a Deion Sanders style, he can play on both sides of the ball. But in this day and age, you just can't be be in both the defensive back and wide receiver room at the same time and scheme up both things. So I think if they do lean in and go he is just going to be our wide receiver, then at wide receiver fifty four, I think that it's an absolute ⁓ bargain here. And the fact that he's proven as I pointed out there. Now it's a single game that I'm pointing out, but I mean he he's shown he can do it. So I'm going stock up. The Grouse: Yeah. It's funny it's funny. I tend to agree. Like he's either extremely undervalued or extremely overvalued. Because I think as long as as soon as they as soon as they work out that he's playing one position, not two, you'll have your answer. ⁓ and I think they'll get there. Park City Lions: Yeah, so divisive. And that's why it's an that's why picking him is absolute toy cost. Hodcast: I think it The Grouse: Yep. Hodcast: It is a toying cost, but at wide receiver fifty four, ⁓ you're not choosing much over him. ⁓ one of the highest touted wide receivers to come out of college and he nearly won the Heisman, playing both sides, but he had fourteen touchdowns and over a thousand yards. He's a very good receiver. Park City Lions: Now Hod, I'm gonna preface this before you pick. You're not picking your opinion, you're picking off our arguments. Because we you're gonna pick stock up on all these players. Hodcast: Yeah. Well, there's a common theme here. There's a common theme here. ⁓ no, but it's more about the price for me. Obviously I invested in it, it suits my timeline, but it makes sense at that price. He could be absolutely anything, and that's what you're ⁓ buying for. So stock up. The Grouse: Hmm hmm. Park City Lions: Still don't think you went off our arguments there. I reckon you went off your opinion but we'll move on today. Hodcast: No, you you you absolutely ⁓ the one game sample, I made it into the college sample. So I think there is a track record there. Park City Lions: Yeah, nice. All right, Tucker Kraft here. Now, I mean it's not going to be talking about Hods team unless we bring up a couple of tight ends. So Tucker Kraft, Keeney, eighty five from the Green Bay Packers coming back off his ACL injury. The Grouse: Let Yeah, let Let me start with this one because I'm ⁓ I'm not gonna do this very often tonight, but I'm just gonna sit right in the middle. I'm neither here nor there. ⁓ Park City Lions: Absolute fence it up. The Grouse: No, I'm then ⁓ yeah, 'cause I just don't I I just think there's the top four. I think you got Bowers, McBride, Loveland, and Warren. And then I think this guy sits fifth alone, and then you could argue sort of that Fannon, Pitts, Laporta, Range is next, and there's a bunch of ⁓ after that. I think this guy sort of sits in the middle. What he showed before his ACL injury was top shelf, ⁓ that he maybe belongs in that top tier, but we just have a little uncertainty with that. So I think he's absolutely correctly priced. if I had to pick away I'd I'd buy into this guy rather than than fade him. ⁓ just because I think the talent's there, they've lost they've lost some pieces in Green Bay, but I think the price is absolutely spot on. Park City Lions: Yeah, well I'm not gonna sit on the fence. I'm gonna say he is a stock up. ⁓ twenty-four years old ⁓ is is where he's currently sitting. He's coming off an ACL injury, he's proven that he can be an elite talent. He's what'd you say, tight end five, but you know, around him is Tyler Warren and Harold Fannon. I would back him in over Harold Fannon at this point, ⁓ because I'm gonna take the the upside that he's shown he can provide. That Fannin has like projected upside, but this guy actually did it. So yes, he got injured when he was on that ⁓ amazing run for his season. But also you rightly pointed out there are targets up for grabs in Green Bay, and that's always an offense that produces. So ⁓ I'm looking at it for this season, but the fact that he's only twenty four years old as well tells me that I'm gonna stock up on him. The Grouse: Do you think he can get past the big four in front of him? Park City Lions: I think that there's a massive regression for McBride on the cards. I mean, he had a crazy amount of touchdown production. So I wouldn't be shocked if he ended up in a tight end three conversation. ⁓ I I certainly think that if he stays healthy for the season, I I wouldn't be shocked if he's a t a tight end, you know, in the tight end one, two, three by the end of the season, somewhere in that range. That doesn't that wouldn't surprise me. So that's why, you know, it's The Grouse: Mm. Park City Lions: It's a small sort of group that you're working with for tight ends. ⁓ so the fact that he's ranked at tight end five, I'll I'll shoot for the upside because he at this age could be a mainstay for years to come. Hodcast: Well, considering there was no stock down chosen there, and you both unanimously said there is no better player to make your centrepiece of a rebuilding team than this guy, it's definitely stock up, well done. The Grouse: Hm. Yes, we said that. Park City Lions: Jesus. This segment's already been flawed, getting odd to talk about his own players. Let's go. Braylon Allen is the ⁓ the next one here. ⁓ You go, yep. Hodcast: ⁓ Briland. The Grouse: Yeah. Do you want me to start? Yeah, ⁓ stock down, Hod. ⁓ I don't have great analysis on this other than I don't know. I don't know I don't know what he's I don't know what yeah. I'm not sure what he's great at. ⁓ not a receiving back, I don't reckon. in his first two years he's sort of shown that he's he's he's at best gonna be in a committee, at very best, and at worst he might not be Hodcast: Guilty. Why? I don't know. The Grouse: He might just be a ⁓ another piece that gets a run here and there. So ⁓ I just think he's a nothing nothing piece. Sorry, mate. ⁓ stock down for me. Park City Lions: Alright, well I'm gonna just go stock up because makes things interesting when you argue the ⁓ the upside I what is he? He's running back forty eight. Like what's what are you paying up for running back forty eight? It's you know, the players around him, Keaton Mitchell, Chris Rodriguez, Dylan Sampson, You'd rather all of them. Tajay Spears. The Grouse: What? Yeah. F for good reason. Much rather him. Much rather him. Much rather all those. Yep. Yep. Park City Lions: What if I told you he's only twenty two years old? The Grouse: Shit. Alright, I'll have him. Park City Lions: the world is his oyster. God, imagine being twenty two years old again, mate. He He's o he's on the jets, so that's always good. The Grouse: True. Hodcast: This is The Grouse: This is got my own. Hodcast: Terribly convincing this argument. I might I might step in here. ⁓ Incredibly Young, ⁓ was drafted at nineteen. ⁓ breakout age very young. But ⁓ I think last year if if you ⁓ if your stock was up on him, it's the fact that the Jets did see it as a committee with him and Hall at the start of the year until he got injured. But given that they've just paid the j ⁓ Brees Hall the money that they have The Grouse: Go on, mate. Park City Lions: I told you he was. The Grouse: He said that. Hodcast: They can't be too concerned and he hasn't been able to stay healthy, so it's stocked down for me. Park City Lions: Yeah, I couldn't even convince myself on that one. Sock down next players. The last one for you is a is a tight end hod, ⁓ which I know you would love. It's TJ Hawkinson. So Keaney, stock up, stock down. For the hawk. The Grouse: Ooh. Stockdown, he's a shell of his ⁓ former self, old TJ Hoggardson. Granted the as I mentioned for Addison the situation was miserable. ⁓ he looks very miserable in that photo for good reason. I just don't since since he's what was you could ⁓ help me out here, Hod, his major injury that he came back from. yeah, his knee, which was a bad one, wasn't it? Yeah. ⁓ I just don't think he's been the same since. I know Tim bet any time touchdown on him every week. Park City Lions: You look sad. Hodcast: Isn't A did two A C L ⁓ C L. Park City Lions: Mm. The Grouse: ⁓ after he came back, but he just hasn't ⁓ produced much. So I'd need some convincing ⁓ for me to buy into this boat. Park City Lions: Yeah, I've got to I don't want to just disagree for argument's sake, so I am actually agreeing with you. Stockdown here, he's what going twenty nine ⁓ this season, he's only had eight hundred and ninety three yards and three touchdowns over the last two seasons and I'm coming off an an ACL MCL injury. and then you've you throw the other dynamic of a new core quarterback in there, so stock down for me. Hodcast: Well, I'm not listening to it. No. I'm I think I think the quarterback might actually help things, ⁓ given what he did with McBride. ⁓ the amount at that he peppered the tight end. He Kyler prefers the middle of the field than out wide. but I think given the knee injury was ⁓ although the knee injury was three years ago, ⁓ you're right, Keeney, he hasn't regained the form. I think all you're betting on now is in a high octane offense, he can be a touchdown. Park City Lions: Mm. Hodcast: go to but the tight end position's as stacked as as it's ever been. So I don't see that climbing too much. He may just be serviceable at at ⁓ certain times. So stock down. Park City Lions: Well, it's locked down. Let's move to the next team, which is the Jim City Stallions. And we might have to pick up the pace here as we ⁓ as we quickly recap here. Now we we spoke about where teams are favoured. Jim with the ⁓ Jim City Stallions, he's favoured in four games of the season, so he's looking at a four and ten record here with an average score of ninety-nine point seven and an average against of a hundred and three point nine. But projected wins Keeney. It's got him at six point three. projected wins on the season. So a little bit nicer than that favoured schedule. The Grouse: Yep. Which which in most divisions is a disaster, but in this one is really competitive. Park City Lions: In this division, sneaky competitive. ⁓ so funny fact as well, of those four wins that he's favoured in, they're all against his division. Who'd have thought, Keeney? Who'd have thought that would have been the case? ⁓ let's move on to a of stock up and stock down for the stallions here as I quickly get the ⁓ graphics going. I did say I was gonna pick up the pace and then I slowed things right back down. The Grouse: it's a miracle. It's a miracle. He's got a tight one. Tight one with the haircuts there. Park City Lions: ⁓ so first player up for you two to debate here, Cam Ward. Let's go, kick it off. Nice and quick. The Grouse: Stock down for me on Cam Ward, just not convinced ⁓ off the back of his rookie season. Granted, the situation probably couldn't be worse without having a receiver or a head coach that knew what he was doing. ⁓ So there is some some built in upside, but there's a bit of faith attached to that price tag for mine. ⁓ So I would lean to going stock down hot. Hodcast: ⁓ stock up for me. He's quarterback eighteen. It's not a huge investment. all that's happened is since he was a top twelve quarterback in the last eight weeks of last year where he got things going. You add Wandale Robinson in, you add Carnell Tate in, you add offensive line help, and then you add Brian Dable, who's turned ⁓ what's his name? Josh Allen into a QB one and also Daniel Jones into a QB one in New York. So I think this will be no different and he may be a QB one of the future. Park City Lions: Jackson Dart, don't forget. ⁓ well you heard it here first that Cam Ward is now Josh Allen, so you gotta go stock up on that one. ⁓ next player is the other Cam. Cam Sketaboo. ⁓ man. I'm a scat man! Alright. Enough of that. Hodcast: Stock up. It only has it has to be stock up with the best ⁓ music to your name in the business. but no, it's ⁓ he's doing backflips, the injury's no problem. He was averaging fifteen ⁓ points per game before he went down with injury. So although the draft capital isn't there, this is gonna be a run heavy offense. ⁓ he can pass catch, he can run, and he's got touchdown upside every week. Park City Lions: Yeah. Hodcast: ⁓ so stock up for me on the RB eighteen. The Grouse: Yep, RB eighteen, probably about the right price, but I'd say stock down if I had to lean one way. I'm not super strong on it, but what takes me off Cam Scatterbo clearly just ⁓ I love the way he plays, but I think it's be a bit nervy as well as a Giants fan, Ben. ⁓ eight games last year, is that gonna be the norm for him going forward? ⁓ that would be my worry. And I hope it's not, because if he's if he plays look, if you told me he played seventeen games, absolute Buy as much as you like. ⁓ that's the only thing keeping me off him. Park City Lions: Look, small sample size there, Keeney, as you would know, in the stats industry and a freak leg break, I don't think is the norm. ⁓ if it was concussions and other things, maybe I might see your point there. But I I think and I spoke about it with the Tyrone Tracy News, who I think was his strongest competition and has basically played himself out of a job this preseason. So for me that's stock up. ⁓ The Grouse: Yes. With without ⁓ without trying to be dire, he's a dollar ten to get concussed this year. Let's be fair. Park City Lions: I'd say Jackson Dart's a an even lower odds at that rate. I'd I'd take the Dart odds over Scatterbow. ⁓ next player up, Hod, one of your Colts, Josh Downs. The Grouse: Please. Talk him up, mate. Talk him up. Hodcast: Joshy Downs. ⁓ Look, pretty talented receiver. ⁓ And at wide receiver 40, ⁓ that's where he's hovered around in his career. So I think with Pittman leaving, ⁓ they're finally willing to invest as Pierce as the number one, but Pierce isn't a volume receiver. So I think you'll find that Josh Downs' role will be similar to Wandale Robinson. Keenan Allen coming in is a bit of a hit, but I also Do you think that that's ⁓ another possession element because like I said, Pierce isn't. ⁓ so I think Josh Downs at wide receiver 40, he's a very popular PPR pick. so and in half PPR, ⁓ I think there's still value there. And ⁓ the Colts offense with Daniel Jones back, we saw what it did last year. So if he's on the park, I think ⁓ he will return higher than wide receiver 40 for you at the end of this season. The Grouse: Some good analysis, ladies and gents. ⁓ for me it's similar to Scatterboo. It's a slight lean towards stock down. ⁓ I just think there's a bunch of receivers in this thirty to fifty range that are all about the same and ⁓ I'm not super keen to buy into many of them. I don't I don't know what this bloke does that's d differentium differentiates himself from others. ⁓ I think he's a nice slot receiver and that's about it. So ⁓ not excited by him. Park City Lions: There's a lot of part of his stock here is based off Daniel Jones's health as well. yeah, I've got to go stock down on this one. I think these there's upside potential, but I just can't see the consistency for me. So I'm going stock down there. Happy to be proven wrong. Next player here. ⁓ talk about some preseason buzz. Cyrus Allen. Miley Cyrus Allen. Keeney Hod. What do you say? The Grouse: That's true. ⁓ Jesus. Come on, mate. Like it's just process over results. This has to be a stock down. you know, two months ago he was wide receiver 170, and off the couple of nice little camp videos, he's wide receiver 59. Like, give me a spell. Look, he may become something, but the the odds are the probabilities are he'll just be another bloody skymore without draft capital. So I have to sell him or stock down on him. Hodcast: The new Puka. You heard it first. The fifth rounder. Going to a high octane offense with a good quarterback. You heard it first here. Now I think look, wide receiver fifty-nine, it's still not expensive, although he's come from the absolute rafters to where he was ⁓ I don't know, only a few few weeks ago. ⁓ he's had an incredible training camp, but and I think what we're all The Grouse: Don't you start. You could make a case. Yeah. Hodcast: always buying into is for this receiver to be the one they thought they had it in Rasheed Rice. He is incredibly productive, but he's unreliable now both on and off the field with injury and brain. The Grouse: ⁓ Not bad. Hodcast: So ⁓ I just think that at wide receiver fifty nine, the potentials there, it doesn't cost a lot. I'd be buying absolutely into this player ⁓ in the event that he becomes something ⁓ like a puka, even if he's half that. The Grouse: Questi question without notice, what do you think you'll go for in a two hundred dollar auction in a redraft? Park City Lions: Well, I'll tell you what he went for in a fab dynasty and that was a hundred and three dollars that Jim dropped on him. ⁓ The Grouse: Nice. Is he five dollars more? No. He's a dollar. Park City Lions: Nah, I say he's in the he might he might get the two or three dollar rub if a if a team likes him, they might just go and drop the two or three dollars to lock up the the ⁓ the pick there. ⁓ I am gonna go. Do you know what this gives me real vibes of? And that is Isaiah Pacheco, who had a lot of ⁓ preseason buzz for the Chiefs, and I know it's a different position, but didn't have dri you know Hodcast: Não. Aí você tá lá. The Grouse: I reckon he might get a little rub. Okay. Park City Lions: Didn't have a lot of buzz going in, but then the preseason had a couple of nice ⁓ beat reports and then ⁓ went very high and had a very nice season in that first year for the Chiefs. So I'm gonna go stock up on the old Cyrus and The Grouse: R reminds me of Carson Steel. Hodcast: There he is. Old. Park City Lions: Ca well Carson still had it Yeah, and he got named week one and that was it. They had the family there and anyway. Let's ⁓ let's move to the last one for Jim. And if you're watching the graphic here, this is the clearest picture you can get of Malik Willis in a dolphins uniform. ⁓ we going stock up or stock down? The Grouse: Anot another buzzy chief. ⁓ yeah. That went well. Hodcast: Mm-hmm. Fumbled his way out. The Grouse: I did too. He had the family there. Shimmer. Hodcast: One of his eight career throws. Park City Lions: On the Q B twenty seven. The Grouse: Well Jim Jim traded ⁓ Malik in, didn't he? He did. ⁓ I'm a stock up man for Malik. ⁓ I just think he has a very, very high flaw in fantasy this year. Not sure what next year looks like, but QB twenty-seven is way, way, way too low for mine. I think he's actually a reasonably safe bet this year, I think, because of ⁓ he's rushing upside. Park City Lions: He did. The Grouse: Yes, the team won't be good, but that's baked into QB twenty seven. ⁓ when he's played, his legs are a bit of a cheat code, as we know in fantasy, so that'll get you enough to be in that QB fifteen range. Too low for me. Stock up. Hodcast: So would you have him above Kyler at QB twenty three? The Grouse: ⁓ yeah slightly. Hodcast: Like how low are you saying is too low? The Grouse: Yeah, I think he should be in that t QB twenty, fifteen to twenty range. And I think Kyler should be too. That seems a bit low on Kyler for the same reasons. Hodcast: Mm no, I've got to go I've got to go stock down here. I I think he is just a stopgap quarterback with an awful cast around him, which they're just waiting till they can draft their future quarterback next year. ⁓ so even at this price, ⁓ I would The Grouse: It is bad. Hodcast: I d I just like Daniel Jones is right ahead of him. ⁓ and then there's Stafford. So like I I'd just prefer a couple of other quarterbacks around that price. And then I don't think there's much of a future there for him. He's thrown 130 passes in his career over four seasons. Like if we're talking about track record, he's got his Green Bay coach there. so And I don't think the Green ⁓ Miami coach is losing his job after this season. I think they're committed to the rebuild. So it doesn't matter which quarterback, so why not bring someone in who you're familiar with? So I don't ⁓ don't buy the stock up here. Park City Lions: I yeah, I have to agree with you there. I think extremely small sample size here and the fact that he's got zero competition, he's still considered QB twenty-seven. ⁓ but I I kind of I would rather take Stafford and know that I'm gonna get probably better output for him this season and they're probably gonna have arguably the same shelf life in my opinion from a dynasty point of view. So stock down on Malik Willis. And I know that we picked him on purpose because I think he actually is a polarising player, because I know that Scoot, who was on last week, absolutely loves the upside of him too. So ⁓ if you disagree, jump in the comment section. Tell us why we're wrong or right about other teams. Let's finish with a strong one here. And we've gone over the hour marks. We've got a we we wanna give this guy his dues. We talk about him a fair bit, but ⁓ the DFF is our final team in the Sunny Weaver Junior Division and I mean we've we've saved the best to last. The Grouse: That's fun. Park City Lions: Everyone. This is we're talking about the the team here that is favoured. I'll tell you this right now. We've gone through, we've we've we've looked at the numbers. He's favoured in nine games out of fourteen. Now if you're not good at maths, that's nine wins and five losses. When Jim, the second strongest team, four wins and ten losses. That is an absolute landslide, Keeney, when it comes to this division. He is absolutely shitting this in. This this is a non contest, isn't it? The Grouse: ⁓ yeah. Mm. It is It is. Mm. Yep. Well, when you look at projected wins though, Ben, he's projected for seven point seven. And what was Jim? Six point three. So the gap mightn't be too huge based off ⁓ projected wins. But what that tells me is that ⁓ when he's favorite, it's not as big a favorite as when he's an underdog against other teams, if you know what I mean. So when he's actually an under Park City Lions: What was Jim? I mean one that I'm looking at here is week seven where he's up against the prestige worldwide and it's projected a hundred and thirty seven to sixty nine. ⁓ that's a bit of a landslide. But a win The Grouse: Yeah, no chance. Yep. Yeah. And then he's got a w a a win against me the week before by ⁓ four points. So, you know, there's swings and roundabouts in in fantasy, but ⁓ as we said, this is only projections, but he should be winning eight to ten games. That's what we that's what we probably think. Park City Lions: Well of of those nine wins or or games he's favoured in, we might call ⁓ wins just yet, they've got to actually happen. Six of ⁓ come e they've got him doing the clean sweep on the division. So The Grouse: Yep. Yeah. It needs to. Park City Lions: He needs to, and that that's ultimately I think what's gonna separate it here. But I'm gonna look at this and go, he's he's averaging on projections a hundred and five points, which is about six better than Jim's team, ⁓ and averaging the lowest points against at a hundred and one. So if there was ever a season that the stars were gonna align for the DFF, no pressure, mate, but it's gotta be this year. I mean, you've got the weaker I mean, Hoddy is poison himself. I mean, he's he's hasn't sort of held his punches here about The Grouse: Tom. Park City Lions: How he's approaching the twenty seven and twenty-eight draft and he is just gonna get talent after talent into that side to bolster it. This is his season. The window is there. He's been building, as he says. This is the time to put up or shut up. Hodcast: Imagine the stallion stole it. Hohoho. Park City Lions: ⁓ it would be large. It would be large. The Grouse: What were you saying off air hot if if the Stallions won the division, and what were you suggesting should happen? Hodcast: I suggest that the DFF either co own a team with Ari or find a replacement. 'Cause if he's not winning it this year, he's never winning it, which is just where he likes to be. Shitness. Park City Lions: Yeah. Yeah, we might have to enact the super sub. The ⁓ the thirteenth man. Alright. Let's get into his stock up, stock down. Let's let's get through there. Alright, I'll hit you with player one here, guys, and that is that's another Gronk incarnate Dalton Kincaid, tight end for the Buffalo Bears. No, no, no, no, I haven't got with that. It would have actually been a pretty funny way to do it. The Grouse: Speaking of Speaking of, let's go through his team. Hodcast: Let's get into it. Ha. The Grouse: A lot ⁓ White man. These all are these all white. It'd be great. It would have been a great bit. I just think you can make a case here for Dalton Kincaid to have a nice little bounce back. Obviously, highly touted, ⁓ good pedigree few years ago, but ⁓ If you're not a DJ Moore believer, then this is the recipe for a very nice tight end season where there's no clear number one wide receiver. He leads the team in targets. You've got the QB, you've got the offensive coordinator. So there's a couple of ticks. We're just not sure on what DJ Moore's going to be. But if you're pessimistic like I am, then you could absolutely mount a case for a nice season for Kincaid. So stock up for me. Hodcast: Awfully hard to lead the team in targets when you play 40% of the snaps as he does. So Dawson Knox is paid to be out there at all times for his blocking prowess, which means this is a gadget player. ⁓ best is tight end 12 finish, then 29, then 18. Drafted in the first round. He's been a massive disappointment. And ⁓ I just I just don't know where the bills are at with him and this lingering. The Grouse: Well Hodcast: PCL injury, which in the past PCL's one of the worst because ⁓ there's not a great way to fix it. He chose not to have surgery last year and then he played twelve games and on forty percent snap count. So for stock up, you'd want him to be healthy and a big part of the game, which I just don't see it in his repertoire. Park City Lions: Oof. Two two very good. ⁓ one slightly much better than the other, and that is the stock down argument. I some relevant points there, Hod, and I think ⁓ The Grouse: Two very good arguments, Ben. Good luck. Park City Lions: The the Dawson Knox, despite him not being fantasy relevant, I think he's very interesting from the amount of time he spends on the field. And I think that's from a tight end eleven point of view, you would want less competition around those snap counts there. So I'm gonna go the stock down on that one. Kenny, you gotta pick up your game for the next one, and that is baby back stribs, DeJahn Stribling. The Grouse: Well baby Well baby back stribs. I don't know if you notice, but I've changed my opinion mid pod on this and I've gone from a stock down to a stock up. Bad luck, Od. You can just agree with me if you want. ⁓ I'm I'm I'm actually I'm gonna lean in. I know the DFF loves the strib and he's gonna talk plenty of strib strib. ⁓ but I actually think about it and when they're as injured as they are and as old as they are, the Park City Lions: So I still The Grouse: Opportunities are absolutely wide open for him. He fits what they want to do. He's a good ⁓ blocking wide receiver. He'll be on the field. ⁓ you know, he has risen, we must we must say he's risen from wide receiver one twenty-six before the draft of fifty-two two weeks ago to thirty-two now off the back of a couple of meaningless preseason games. But the reality is he will be on the field. I do have a little cheeky rookie of the year bet on him. Park City Lions: Mm. The Grouse: So I'm gonna lean into him. So I'm actually gonna buy some of his stock, the strib. Hodcast: So you're going with what we've written down here. Your stock is up. So I don't have to pivot. I'm stribbling down because the price is ridiculous for starters. ⁓ secondly, I just think the forty niners are in this championship window. They brought in Mike Evans. They have seen stribbling the whole offseason, brought in Debo Samuel. Park City Lions: Yeah, that's what I had you on. Hodcast: I just think this is a veteran team that is going to lean on the Kittle, the Evans, the Samuel to make a bounce back for a title tilt. And Stribling might be good. I just don't think it's going to be as quickly as what this offseason is suggesting. And I will just cast your minds to a very, very similar wide receiver who was drafted in the first pick of the second round named Keon Coleman in another high flying offense, which got all this hype. in his first season, I bought into it. I was one of them and I got burned very badly. So this might be just a little bit of a wait and see first year, hopefully for the future. So stock down for me at that price. Park City Lions: It sounds like Hod, ⁓ your take on Deshaun Stribling is. There's an old saying in Tennessee, I know it's in Texas probably in Tennessee that says, Fool me once. Shame on Shame on you. If fool me, we can't get fooled again. Do you know this guy is is giving is giving vibes to another player that the DFF has drafted in recent times, and that is that opportunity is proving to be his best asset right now, and he's within with those opportunities he's making the most of it, and that is Mika Eggbegbu. Hodcast: That is the greatest of all time. The Grouse: That actually is. ⁓ Park City Lions: And because of that, I think he's stock up odd. I I think you've been burnt, and because you you can't get fooled again, ⁓ you've gone stock down on that line. But I'm gonna buy into the hype that the DFF's selling here, and that's Deshaun Stribling. And it's not just DFF hype. I mean he is wide receiver 32 from wide receiver 126. It's absurd climbing. but The Grouse: Mm. Real by high. Park City Lions: There's nothing to say that he won't move into wide receiver two status ⁓ in the first chunk of this season. So there is still room to grow. But we better keep moving here, and that's the the next player for the DFF, and that's the Swifties out there, DeAndre Swift. ⁓ we're going stock up, stock down. Hodcast: Well, I'm gonna lean in here because that was my most convincing argument for stribs, and you went against me. So I'm gonna top it with this one. DeAndre Swift, in six seasons across three different teams that the coach supposedly never loves, has never ever delivered less than a running back 23 performance on the season. He is continually undervalued, which again he is right now at RB 25. Park City Lions: Yeah. Hodcast: This is a blue chip Warren Buffett stock to buy in because you're only going to get better than what you are. Carl Manung's out. They're on one of the best offenses in the league that runs the ball a plenty. He catches the ball plenty. So if you don't stock up this, Ben, this is now officially rigged. The Grouse: Well Ben, if this is a blue chip sto if this is a blue chip stock, Hod is easily pleased. I'll give you the red hot tip. Because the old Swifty balls, I I just don't he's not a he's not a he's appropriately priced, I think. But Manungai's not gone. Hod, that's how you say his name, is it not? Mangi? He's not dead and buried. Park City Lions: Okay. Hodcast: No. Park City Lions: But none. The Grouse: He will return at some point. Clearly, our bear-loving league member, Jake, is a big fan, wouldn't possibly put him in the fan and trade because he knows it's a big season in store for Kyle. ⁓ once he gets back, look, I I just I I worry about Swift being about in this range for this year, and then next year I think he could be overdrafted. And Ben Johnson needs a shiny new toy at running back. That's for next year. But I just think Park City Lions: Mm. The Grouse: Is there a ceiling on what this guy can deliver for the for the ⁓ bears? I think there is. and that's why he is a stock down for me. Hodcast: I just wanna say something. The Grouse: For me once. Hodcast: You say Kyle Monungai is the threat. He's now injured, which could linger all year. Was he a threat to Swift last year when he played seventeen games and Swift still finished as the RB fifteen with a thousand yards and over ten touchdowns? No. Kyle's not threatening at all. The Grouse: Absolutely. Park City Lions: It's ⁓ it's a good point you bring up, Hod, because that was exactly where I was gonna go with the same argument there. I think that I do think that DeAndre Swift is ⁓ he's just not a sexy name. ⁓ but RB fifteen doesn't lie, and to come into the season R B twenty five with arguably your biggest threat injured going into the season, who was playing seventeen games last year and finishes the R B thirty, I think that it is stock up for the Swifty. So there you go, Hod, you you won me back over with that argument there. Very nicely done. But this ⁓ this brings us to the poster child for the DFF. Brees Hall. How are you gonna argue this? Hodcast: ⁓ y I'll give you the floor here, Cane Balls. The Grouse: ⁓ good. I'm a big ⁓ good. Good. No, no, I'm big on ⁓ quite like Brace this year. I I may have said it a couple of pods ago. I'm ⁓ actually a little higher than consensus DFF on the Jets. I think they could be a sneaky division contender at a stupid price. I might have said that last year, but I'm going back down Park City Lions: Doesn't believe in it. The Grouse: And going down and ⁓ doubling down on that one again. But Brees was I think if we cast our mind back a couple of years, this guy was a high high end fantasy asset going in the first couple of rounds of fantasy drafts. And look, he's had his injuries. I think the team situation has been awful and I think it just is much improved this year. I think Gino is gonna be an absolute stable QB behind a decent offensive line. ⁓ I think they're gonna feed this bloke. I know the injury hasn't helped him his causes. I don't like to see that. But I think this guy is one of the running backs in this sort of twelve to eighteen range that can legitimately pop up into the top six by the end of the year. Hodcast: Don't be fooled when Keeney falls in love with something. And that's what it sounds like the Jets are because he's fallen in love with hating on Bevo. He's fallen in love with Operation Juju. He goes back to the well more times than anybody. And I don't need to say anything. I don't need to argue anything after you said poster child for the DFF. That's it. Argument over. But I will actually argue something. The Grouse: Jets. Hodcast: Yes. Brace Hall. The Grouse: Yeah. Yes. Hodcast: Yes. The Grouse: Running back four two years ago, just FYI. Hodcast: And what was the basis of that? Receptions. I don't think when they've invested, when they've still got Garrett Wilson, who, like you said, is a superstar. Then they go and get Kenyon Sadiq, then they go and get Omar Cooper, then they went and got Adonai Mitchell, who's ⁓ gonna be probably the number two in this offense. That that screams to me like he's not getting the receptions that he once was. And I know he's not because Frank Reich, good luck living through that experience. Park City Lions: Three three years ago. Hodcast: The least that Jonathan Taylor was ever targeted was when Frank Reich was at the helm. So I don't think that's changing with all of the additions in wide receiver, and then you have that guy calling the plays. Park City Lions: Pretty compelling. The Grouse: I think so his his highest T D output has been five in a year, which speaks to how bad the Jets have been offensively. If they can be average offensively with all their weapons, I just think he gets eight to twelve touchdowns and that can be enough to catapult him into the top ten. Hodcast: Well, do you count fourth highest scoring per game they are this year, I think, for memory? So that doesn't reek of average. That would be bottom third. Park City Lions: And I ⁓ Well, I was gonna just f punctuate that with that if your call here for Brees to be stock up is you need the jets to be average. That is a stock down candidate. Every The Grouse: Mm. ⁓ okay. I think they will be average. So there you go. Hodcast: They need to make the jump from bottom scoring offense to average for what you're saying. Park City Lions: ⁓ yeah. Running back fourteen. It's interesting we're going into our our redraft auction. So clearly I know Kenny here gonna be splashing a bit of cash on here. The RB fourteen. Let's finish with a bit of Bill Krosky Merit here. Final takeaways for this running back. The Grouse: Yeah. Justin Fields is hopeless. Go. Hodcast: Well, I can see I can see you're going the stock down, so I will go the stock up. The Grouse: You d you don't have to, mate. You can go what you think. That's a nice novel idea. Hodcast: No, I I actually I actually I did a draft last week and I was shattered not to get this bloke because I think at his price right now as a fringe RB three is screaming value. He's almost had a thousand yards as a rookie last year, and that was with no pass protection. They still got him on the field. He's the only running back in this room that can break away and get speed. They've got got Rashad White, who's a plotter. He will be more an asset in the passing game. They've got Catron Allen who's not going to steal goal line touches over this guy. So you've got a goal line back, you've got the first and second down guy in an offense which should rebound with Jaden Daniels back. Mike Drop, you heard it first. No, so ⁓ yeah, I I think I think at this price he is a screaming value. And I know the DFF thinks the world of this guy and what he can be. even though he's not of the descent that he likes. But his name's Bill, so he's halfway there. The Grouse: Jesus. It's true. It's true. I'm a slight stocked ⁓ I'm a slight stock down on Bill. I I'm not convinced he's any good at all. That would be my one argument. He had nine targets in seventeen games last year. That's a problem. so he scored eight times, which is three more than Brees Hall's ever done in the season, which is great. So I just if it goes against him, Park City Lions: The bill got him over the line. Kaney, come home strong. The Grouse: I don't think the pedigree's there, I don't think the talent's there, and he could be an absolute zero burger in twelve months' time. That's my view. Park City Lions: Good point. And eight scores to have him finish as the R B thirty two. when he's coming in as R B thirty five. He needs a lot to go right for him. And I'm actually not fully convinced on this commander's offense. I know you got Jaden Daniels coming back, they lose their center in the off season. ⁓ So there's a there's a little bit of question marks and you don't know what the health of Jaden Daniels is gonna arguab arguably be. So I'm gonna go stock down on the slight front there. I think he's very much a hold at this point or somewhere, you know, I think he's right around the mark. But if I have to pick a side, I'm gonna go the stock down on that one. And ⁓ DFF, I know you're gonna be shouting at the radio right now. Because any stock down on a D F F player is gonna no doubt be a great cause for conjecture here. But there we go. We got through the twenty players that that went probably a little bit longer than what we anticipated. But ⁓ hopefully we've given a fair bit of insight into some ⁓ some juicy dynasty debatable assets as well. So we we tried to pick some players that people are really on the fence of ⁓ and give our opinion either side. So well done guys for making your arguments there. I should have kept Italy actually who sort of The Grouse: Nah it's good. Hodcast: A pliers. Park City Lions: won the arguments. There you go. We have it. You heard it here first, ladies and gentlemen, that Hod won. Listen back. Put in put in the comments how many Hod actually won versus Keeney and me versus Keeney as well. Hod won all of his own players, funnily enough. That's ⁓ that's an interesting way to look at it. But ⁓ we will wrap up there at the hour twenty six mark. The Grouse: Can re listen. Hodcast: No variants. The Grouse: Good pod. Enjoyable. Park City Lions: Nice work, guys. Very, very in depth analysis going on. Hodcast: Who's next? The Grouse: Well, I'll just about to say, like I I like that there's some disagreements. I think that's that makes for good listing ⁓ and for some thought provoking exercises, maybe off the back of it. But ⁓ I just wanted to throw this stat out stat out there too, boys. The division that we just went through, the Sunny Weavers, they have a forecasted win total of eighteen wins amongst the four team members. So that's four and a half each. So what an absolute diabolical division that is. Hodcast: Trades. The Grouse: I'm looking forward to the Vonte Max. Let's get serious next week, boys, because there's some quality attached. Hodcast: 18 wins, yet we are the most talked about division in world sport. There's no nah. There is a correlation there as to why it is. But ⁓ was a pleasure to get it done and also looking forward to getting into the next divisions as we round out the divisional before the NFL graces our Great Land. The Grouse: ⁓ it's r no longer. Park City Lions: Well Keeney's Keeney's gone and called the Vonte Max. I'm actually going to usurp that decision there and we're going to save them for the last division because you've spoken about how competitive that division's going to be. ⁓ and you've also highlighted how weak this division is. So I think we're going to just leave that for a couple of weeks. The Grouse: Mm-hmm. Park City Lions: Also, there's just a couple more weeks for some injuries to possibly play out and affect that competitive division too. Not that I want to wish that upon anyone, but ⁓ I reckon we'll go with the Bo Callahan division, which is a bit of a mixed bag going into next week. But ⁓ thanks for tuning in for another episode of the League Down Under. Whether you're rebuilding, contending, or convincing yourself that next year's a year, ⁓ thanks for tuning in and hit us up on Instagram for all the League Banter and subscribe to our YouTube channel so you never miss an episode or bonus content. And feel free to subscribe. Subscribe and comment while you're there. All those fun things. Scoot, thanks for commenting on a video. I'll I'll be sure to reply at some point. And we'll catch you on the next time or for next time. And remember flags fly forever. But so do screenshots of terrible trades. Peace out. The Grouse: Disgusting division. Hodcast: We will reign supreme.