Dynasty Blueprint

NFL Draft Day shakes up dynasty fantasy football strategy—who will emerge as this year’s breakout star? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate the hottest landing spots, including Jordyn Tyson’s meteoric rise to potential WR1 status if the Washington Commanders select him at pick 7. Is Terry McLaurin’s time as the go-to receiver over, or should fantasy GMs hold steady? The hosts also weigh Carnell Tate’s projected impact with the New York Giants and consider how Jeremiyah Love’s RB1 upside shifts depending on draft capital. Key discussions include Makai Lemon’s fit with the Los Angeles Rams, KC Concepcion’s intriguing outlook with the Cleveland Browns, and why Ty Simpson’s NFL future with the Arizona Cardinals remains polarizing. Which rookie wideouts offer the best dynasty ceiling, and will landing spots shake up rookie draft rankings? Get expert reactions, bold predictions, and actionable advice for dominating your dynasty league as NFL rosters transform. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’

NFL Draft week could spell trouble for fantasy stars like Garrett Wilson and George Pickens—are dynasty managers facing a shakeup? Marcus Mosher, Michael Fabiano, and Matt Williamson break down why the New York Jets might target a wide receiver in Round 1, jeopardizing Wilson’s fantasy value, and assess Rasee Rice’s and Jerry Jeudy’s roles as new talents potentially crowd their depth charts. The hosts spotlight dynasty running backs on the hot seat, with Tony Pollard, Bhyshul Tuten, and RJ Harvey possibly losing starting roles if their teams draft top rookies like Jeremiyah Love or Jadarian Price. Plus, the Dallas Cowboys’ rumored interest in Jordyn Tyson could drastically shift George Pickens’ outlook. Key insights include analyzing team draft strategies, dynasty asset volatility, and actionable moves for managers ahead of a franchise-altering NFL Draft. Don’t miss these crucial dynasty football insights before Thursday night’s picks become reality. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to

Arizona Cardinals spark draft buzz by eyeing Jeremiyah Love at No. 3—could this be a dynasty disaster in the making? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down the latest NFL draft rumors, questioning the logic of Arizona targeting a running back early amid glaring roster needs and comparing Love’s dynasty value across potential landing spots like the Tennessee Titans, New York Giants, and Washington Commanders. Should dynasty managers worry if Love winds up in Arizona’s struggling offense or hold out hope for touchdown-heavy roles elsewhere? The conversation heats up with expert insights on potential suitors for Notre Dame standout Jadarian Price, who’s climbing draft boards and drawing interest from the Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings, and Green Bay Packers. Can Price’s draft capital catapult him into immediate fantasy relevance, or will team fit and offensive schemes hold him back? Get ready for deep roster implications and actionable dynasty advice as draft week approaches. Everydayer Club If you n

Dynasty fantasy football managers, are you ready for the 2026 NFL Draft’s blockbuster tight end class? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano spotlight must-know prospects Max Klaire (Ohio State), Justin Joly (Nevada), and Michael Trigg (Baylor), breaking down their unique skill sets and landing spot potential in a class that could see up to 17 tight ends drafted. Hear why Klaire draws Dalton Kincaid and Mark Andrews comparisons, what makes Jolie a sneaky Gerald Everett-type playmaker, and why Trigg’s elite physical gifts come with serious question marks. Is this new wave of tight end talent headed for fantasy stardom or dynasty bench stashes? The hosts dissect each player’s red zone appeal, blocking acumen, athletic measurables, and ideal NFL fits—from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Denver Broncos and Miami Dolphins. Will any breakout as the next Harold Fannin Jr.? Tune in for rankings, comps, and essential dynasty draft strategy. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join

Three under-the-radar dynasty wide receivers could shake up the 2026 NFL Draft landscape. Can Chris Brazzell overcome the Tennessee receiver stigma and inconsistent production to carve out a role as a vertical threat? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate Brazzell's upside, potential landing spots with teams like the Browns, Raiders, and Commanders, and why his fantasy impact may take time to materialize. Germie Bernard draws comparisons to Deebo Samuel and Jakobi Meyers with his versatility and reliable hands, making him a prime value pick if he lands in a receiver-needy offense such as the Steelers, Niners, or Colts. Meanwhile, Ted Hurst’s explosive combine numbers and elite ball skills spark discussion—could he be the next Tee Higgins or George Pickens, or will concerns about drops and competition level limit his immediate impact? Dive into smart dynasty draft strategies and discover which prospects could emerge as future fantasy football assets. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time

This year’s NFL Draft features a thin rookie running back class—can prospects like Mike Washington Jr. and Emmett Johnson defy the odds and become fantasy football gems? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano spotlight under-the-radar backs with elite traits, including Arkansas’ Mike Washington Jr., Penn State’s Nicholas Singleton, and Nebraska’s Emmett Johnson, debating their potential roles with teams like the Seattle Seahawks, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Philadelphia Eagles. Key insights include athletic comps to Latavius Murray and LeSean McCoy, landing spot speculation, and the uphill battle most rookie RBs face to earn early-down snaps. The hosts break down advanced stats, discuss critical factors like draft capital, and weigh which team environments could unlock these backs’ upside. Can any rookie runner this year become more than just a committee piece? Get a head start on your Dynasty League Football draft board with this essential NFL rookie running back breakdown. Everydayer Club If you never miss an epi

Mel Kiper Jr. of ESPN released his final mock draft on Wednesday, and he put Jeremiyah Love to the Titans at No. 4. Would this help or hurt his current dynasty value? Marcus Mosher and Matt Williamson go over every fantasy-relevant pick and give their thoughts on Kiper's mock draft. Could the Commanders select Ohio State WR Carnell Tate at No. 7? Plus, will the Rams select a receiver at No. 13? What is Makai Lemon's current dynasty value? Where will Kenyon Sadiq land on Day 1? Would Ty Simpson have any dynasty value in Arizona? All that and so much more in this episode of the show! Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Discord, and more — all built for our most loyal fans. Click here to learn more and join your team’s community: https://lockedonpodcasts.com/everydayerclub Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! TurboTax This year you’re getting a major upgrade — Intuit TurboTax now has

Dynasty football managers face a daunting quarterback landscape in the 2026 NFL Draft—could Fernando Mendoza be the only real dynasty asset in a weak class? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down the strengths and question marks around Ty Simpson, Garrett Nussmeier, and Drew Aller, comparing everything from pocket presence and arm strength to systems fit and long-term fantasy football outlook. Is Ty Simpson a second-round steal or destined for backup duty, despite comparisons to Brock Purdy and Kirk Cousins? Can Garrett Nussmeier’s NFL bloodlines help him overcome athletic limitations, or is he the next high-level clipboard holder? And does Drew Aller’s big frame and upside outweigh his accuracy concerns, making him a worthwhile stash in superflex leagues? Tune in for sharp analysis, team fits (Steelers, Cardinals, Jets, and Rams), ideal draft ranges, and actionable dynasty advice for navigating this underwhelming quarterback class. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it off

The Philadelphia Eagles shake up their wide receiver corps as Dontayvion Wicks arrives from the Green Bay Packers—and A.J. Brown’s future hangs in the balance. Will Wicks rise to a top role if Brown is dealt to the New England Patriots after June 1? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate Wicks’ dynasty value, Hollywood Brown’s diminished role, and why DeVonta Smith could see a major boost in fantasy football leagues. Is now the time to buy Smith before his price skyrockets? On the Packers’ side, the focus shifts to Matthew Golden and Christian Watson’s breakout potential after key departures. The hosts examine how shrinking target competition could elevate both players and why Green Bay’s offense benefits from a streamlined receiver group. Plus, how would A.J. Brown’s move to the Patriots impact Drake Maye’s outlook and the entire New England attack? Get up to speed on every fantasy football implication from these NFL roster moves. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official

The Jacksonville Jaguars shake up dynasty fantasy football as Travis Hunter transitions to full-time cornerback, leaving fantasy managers questioning his value outside of IDP formats. Is the two-way dream officially over, or could Hunter still deliver offensive upside down the line? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano debate Hunter’s dynasty outlook, compare him against depth chart rivals like Brian Thomas Jr., Parker Washington, and Jakobi Meyers, and explore trade market scenarios for Dynasty managers. They examine Jacksonville’s roster depth, the ripple effect on wide receiver rankings, and the odds of Hunter reclaiming an offensive role if injuries strike. Should you buy low or cut bait? Tune in for sharp analysis on roster construction, player potential, and why some managers still see hidden value in Travis Hunter despite his new defensive focus. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-onl

Superflex rookie draft boards face a shakeup as Jeremiyah Love cements himself as the fantasy football 1.01, but can quarterbacks like Fernando Mendoza's value compete? Dynasty strategy takes center stage as hosts debate positional scarcity, team fits, and when to prioritize QB over WR prospects such as Carnell Tate and Makai Lemon. Landing spots promise to shift rookie rankings, with lively discussion surrounding Jordyn Tyson’s boom-or-bust profile, Kenyon Sadiq’s top-10 tight end upside, and which running backs—like Jadarian Price—could explode if they fall to a team like the Seattle Seahawks. Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano deliver actionable dynasty insights, bold takes on Ty Simpson, and a full first-round Superflex mock. Which prospects should you target before the NFL Draft changes everything? Don’t miss the essential fantasy football rookie breakdown, packed with player comps, risk assessment, and insider draft strategy. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. J

Jeremiyah Love and Luther Burden III headline this dynasty Football roundtable as must-acquire assets, with expert analysis on why fantasy managers should “buy high” despite steep asking prices. Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down the soaring demand for top-tier rookies, the hidden staying power of first-round running backs, and Colston Loveland’s rise in tight end rankings. Listeners get actionable strategies for moving up to the 1.01 pick and shrewd comparisons of standout talents like Rashee Rice, Emeka Egbuka, and Rome Odunze. Is now the perfect time to buy low on Ricky Pearsall? The hosts debate injury risks, San Francisco’s aging offense around Mike Evans and Christian Kirk, and how emerging youth could reshape the target share. Key segments spotlight dynasty frustrations with assets like Brian Thomas Jr., Dalton Kincaid, and Kyle Pitts—reminding managers of the peril and payoff of holding out hope for star (and sometimes frustrating) contributors. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode,

Dynasty fantasy managers risk losing trade value as the NFL Draft looms—could Bhyshul Tuten, David Montgomery, or Zach Charbonnet see their stock plummet with new competition entering crowded backfields? Marcus Mosher, Michael Fabiano, and Matt Williamson break down the top ten players you should move before draft day, spotlighting high-risk candidates in the Jaguars, Texans, Commanders, and Seahawks running back groups. Is this the last chance to cash in before rookie influxes shake up key depth charts? The hosts turn their focus to wide receivers and tight ends on the brink, questioning whether DK Metcalf, Xavier Worthy, or Davante Adams still hold value amid looming free-agent moves and team changes. They dig into trade strategies, citing the deep tight end draft class that threatens Mark Andrews’ dynasty standing and examining why some big names might be best-sold now. Get clear, actionable insights to keep your dynasty roster ahead of the curve before the draft chaos begins. Everydayer Club If you never

Vanderbilt TE Eli Stowers rockets up the 2026 NFL Draft radar with eye-popping athleticism and a unique skill set that has NFL teams rethinking his positional value. Could Stowers become the next top-tier fantasy football weapon despite his nontraditional profile and lack of blocking prowess? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down Stowers’ emergence, comparing him to the likes of Evan Engram, Dalton Kincaid, and Trey McBride, and analyzing what his explosive combine numbers mean for NFL scouts. Key topics include dynasty draft strategy, optimal team landing spots such as the Kansas City Chiefs, New Orleans Saints, Miami Dolphins, and Baltimore Ravens, and the impact of blocking limitations on snap counts and fantasy value. The conversation tackles how rookie tight ends like Sam LaPorta, Brock Bowers, and Harold Fannin Jr. are changing expectations and spotlights Stowers’ potential to redefine the modern NFL tight end role. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Joi

Washington Huskies RB Jonah Coleman rockets up dynasty rankings, but should fantasy managers buy the hype? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano break down Coleman’s NFL outlook, comparing him to the likes of Mike Davis and ZacK Moss, and question whether his bowling-ball frame, limited speed, and zone running scheme experience translate to long-term fantasy relevance. The duo debates Coleman’s pass protection strengths, lack of explosive plays, and why he’s often mocked as RB2 among rookies despite concerns about his ideal fit. Landing spot takes center stage—with potential destinations like the Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings, Las Vegas Raiders, and Tennessee Titans shaping Coleman’s upside as a fantasy asset. The hosts assess how Coleman’s Dynasty value stacks up against players like Jadarian Price, Chuba Hubbard, and Jaylen Warren, and reveal which teams could unlock his volume potential. Is Coleman the next committee back or is a featured NFL role within reach? Mosher and Fabiano offer sharp insights and

The Los Angeles Rams face uncertainty as Puka Nakua enters rehab, raising questions about the team’s wide receiver depth and his dynasty fantasy value. Could the Rams target a new pass catcher with their first-round pick in the upcoming NFL Draft? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano weigh Nakua’s long-term prospects, Rams’ recent trade attempts for Davante Adams, and how Sean McVay’s offensive strategy might shift with offseason changes. Dynasty managers confront tough trade decisions as Nakua remains the WR3 in rankings—would swapping him for Justin Jefferson, Amon-Ra St. Brown, or Malik Nabers make sense? The conversation examines Matthew Stafford’s influence on Nakua’s value, future quarterback risks, and potential impacts of McVay’s possible retirement. Don’t miss expert insight on Rams roster construction, fantasy league-winning potential, and whether Nakua’s off-field troubles will affect his spot among top-tier wideouts. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join t

Jadarian Price emerges as a potential dynasty gem heading into the NFL Draft, but landing spot could make or break his fantasy value. Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano analyze Price’s skill set, special teams upside, and the challenges he faces as the clear RB2 of this rookie class after backing up Jeremiyah Love at Notre Dame. Can his big-play ability and efficient running translate to the NFL, or will his lack of size and pass-catching opportunities limit his ceiling? The hosts debate best-case scenarios, weighing possible fits with the Seattle Seahawks, Minnesota Vikings, Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers, and Cincinnati Bengals. They provide actionable dynasty advice, compare Price to Tony Pollard and Javontae Williams, and address his spot in rookie drafts versus veterans like J.K. Dobbins. With the 2026 running back class facing uncertainty, which teams offer Price the path to immediate fantasy relevance, and is he a value buy for savvy managers? Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s t

Las Vegas Raiders shake up the QB room, signing Kirk Cousins to a fully guaranteed deal and sparking questions about Fernando Mendoza’s rookie outlook. Does Cousins have enough left in the tank to hold off the rookie, or is Mendoza destined to take over by midseason? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano dissect the strategy behind the signing, the financial motivations, and what it means for both the Raiders’ passing attack and their Superflex fantasy football value. Key talking points include Klint Kubiak and Cousins’ Minnesota connection, Cousins’ projected role as a bridge starter, and how historic trends for Raiders first-round quarterbacks could impact expectations for Mendoza. The hosts also debate Cousins’ current skill set, the offensive line’s outlook, and what Mendoza’s fantasy ceiling looks like in year one. Can Raiders fans trust either quarterback to deliver, or should expectations be tempered? Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydaye

Dynasty fantasy managers, get ready—ten must-acquire assets are primed for breakout value before the NFL Draft. Is Kyle Monangai set to overtake D'Andre Swift in Chicago’s backfield? Marcus Mosher, Michael Fabiano, and Matt Williamson spotlight prime trade targets, including Jaylen Warren’s PPR upside in Pittsburgh and Ashton Jeanty's sky-high potential in the retooled Las Vegas Raiders offense. Wide receiver values take center stage as the hosts debate Ladd McConkey’s league-winning ceiling with the Los Angeles Chargers and DeVonta Smith’s rising stock amid A.J. Brown trade rumors in Philadelphia. Under-the-radar picks like Jalen McMillan (Tampa Bay Buccaneers) and sleeper tight ends Gunnar Helm and Isaiah Likely round out a tactical blueprint for dominating your dynasty league. Everydayer Club If you never miss an episode, it’s time to make it official. Join the Locked On Everydayer Club and get ad-free audio, access to our members-only Discord, and more — all built for our most loyal fans. Click here to l

Jonathan Taylor’s dynasty value faces a critical turning point—should fantasy managers cash in before the floor drops out? Marcus Mosher and Michael Fabiano explore why now might be the best window to trade the Indianapolis Colts’ star running back, breaking down Dynasty League Football ADP trends, recent blockbuster trades, and what savvy managers should demand in return. The conversation weighs Jonathan Taylor’s elite production against age and positional risks, plus which rookie picks and wide receivers are worth targeting in dynasty formats. Quarterback controversy heats up in Cleveland as the debate rages: will Deshaun Watson reclaim his starting job, or will Shadeur Sanders win over the Browns’ fanbase and locker room? The hosts analyze coach quotes, recent injury setbacks, and the franchise’s future at QB. The episode wraps with a deep dive into the San Francisco 49ers’ backfield—can Jordan James or a potential new addition threaten Christian McCaffrey’s RB1 workload, or is Shanahan’s workhorse here to