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This article discusses undrafted players who could have a fantasy impact, as well as the hosts' fears for the 2023 fantasy football season. They also provide updates on NFL news and discuss backup options for George Kittle.
- Undrafted players can have a fantasy impact, so it's important to keep an eye on the waiver wire for potential pickups.
- The hosts have fears about certain players underperforming or getting injured in the upcoming season.
- Backup options for George Kittle include Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk.
- Fantasy managers should stay updated on NFL news and injuries to make informed decisions.
- Undrafted players Marvin Mims, Adam Thielen, Sean Tucker, and Kendre Miller have fantasy potential.
- Tyler Higbee is a viable replacement for George Kittle.
- Kyler Murray should be stashed in an IR spot if possible.
- Other late-round picks and stash candidates to consider are Jeff Wilson, Jalen Hyatt, Jonathan Mingo, Rashi Rice, and Roshan Johnson.
- Trades in fantasy football should only be vetoed in cases of collusion or financial benefit between teams.
- New fantasy players should be warned about potential trade exploitation.
- Evaluating trades can be challenging, so seeking advice from experienced players is recommended.
- In a Week 1 decision between Aaron Rodgers and Geno Smith, the hosts lean towards starting Geno Smith.
Marvin Mims | WR
Pickup
Breakout
- Undrafted gem with potential fantasy impact
- Opportunity due to the departure of Tim Patrick and potential absence of Jerry Judy
- Expected to be on the field and make an impact
- Promising fantasy option
Adam Thielen | WR
Pickup
Breakout
- Anticipated to be the highest-scoring undrafted wide receiver in Week 1
- Projected to have a significant number of targets
- Expected to be a top receiving option for Bryce Young
- Productivity may decrease as the season progresses
Sean Tucker | RB
Pickup
Breakout
- Highly regarded running back despite going undrafted
- Opportunity to shine in an unsettled depth chart
- Potential to outperform Rashad White and become the starting running back
- Valuable late-round pick in fantasy drafts
Kendre Miller | RB
Injury
Pickup
- Potential to take the starting role in the backfield
- History of recovering well from injuries but also prone to frequent injuries
- Inconsistency with injuries is a concern for fantasy value
Tyler Higbee | TE
Pickup
- Viable replacement for George Kittle
- Expected to have a strong start and receive significant targets
- May not be the most talented player but has potential for solid performance
Kyler Murray | QB
Injury
Pickup
- Should be stashed in an IR spot if possible
- Expected to miss at least four games due to injury
- Demonstrated elite fantasy quarterback performance when healthy
Jeff Wilson | RB
Pickup
- Consider stashing due to uncertain backfield situation
- Could have significant value if situation remains unclear
Denver Broncos
- Marvin Mims has an opportunity due to the departure of Tim Patrick and potential absence of Jerry Judy
Minnesota Vikings
- Adam Thielen is projected to be a top receiving option for Bryce Young
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Sean Tucker has an opportunity to shine in an unsettled depth chart
New Orleans Saints
- Kendre Miller has the potential to take the starting role in the backfield
Los Angeles Rams
- Tyler Higbee is a viable replacement for George Kittle
Arizona Cardinals
- Kyler Murray should be stashed in an IR spot if possible
Miami Dolphins
- Jeff Wilson could have significant value if the backfield situation remains uncertain