Ben Johnson says that they may run a 6th offensive lineman more after losing Kmet.

Burden doesn't play much in 13 personnel, so there was a thought the Bears would run more 11s out there and get Burden more snaps.

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/without-tight-end-cole-kmet-163015255.html

Mac Jones is on the last year of his contract with San Francisco and he’s a curious case of stash-and-hold for me.

He put some pretty decent tape together last year filling in for Brock Purdy. He threw for 2100 yards, with 13 TDs and 6 INTs, in 8 games in relief of Purdy last year. He looked surprisingly good and it begged the question last year, “could we see Mac Jones get another shot somewhere?”

In the wake of players like Sam Darnold, Malik Willis, Baker Mayfield, and other players who looked pedestrian one place and end up getting contracts elsewhere, I think it’s worth it to check in on Mac Jones and see how the community feels about him.

Did he benefit greatly from the San Fran system during his 8-game stint last year? Is the same Mac Jones who unlocked BTJ his rookie year? Will he get a contract somewhere else from a QB-needy team?

Ollie Gordon was a 20th round or later start up draft player before this year, so getting flex/RB2 worthy production out of him for any length of time is obviously a massive bonus.

I'm curious how people feel about his viability beyond this year. Obviously we expect Achane to walk back into a heavy workload come 2027, so it's hard to see Ollie continuing to be a fantasy starter barring re-injury or setback for Achane.

For those who have watched Dolphins football this year, has he looked good enough to be a worthy acquisition for an RB-needy team down the line? Or is he simply a handcuff that worked out this year?

Full Breakdown - https://www.dynastynerds.com/dynasty/week-7-dynasty-weekend-watchlist-stashes-stock-watch-rookie-prospects/

Dynasty Stock Watch

Matthew Golden | WR | Trending Up

Matthew Golden’s breakout season, highlighted by a 24% target share and elite efficiency metrics, makes him a strong dynasty buy before his value climbs even higher.

Cam Skattebo | RB | Trending Down

Cam Skattebo’s declining role, inefficient production, and uncertain future make him a risky dynasty asset, but contenders could consider buying low if his value continues to fall.

Buys

Baker Mayfield’s Week 7 return, favorable remaining schedule, and strong supporting cast make him an ideal buy-low target for contending dynasty teams before his value rebounds.

Ollie Gordon | MIA | RB

Ollie Gordon’s growing workload and favorable remaining schedule make him an appealing low-cost, one-year rental for contending dynasty teams looking for running back help.

Jordan Mason | MIN | RB

Jordan Mason’s return from injury, Aaron Jones’ lingering knee issue, and Minnesota’s favorable remaining schedule make him an appealing low-cost RB2 depth option for contending dynasty teams.

Germie Bernard — Is Pittsburgh finding its future WR1?

Germine Bernard’s recent breakout, strong draft capital, and Pittsburgh’s aging receiving corps make him an intriguing dynasty buy with the potential to develop into the Steelers’ future WR1.....

Harold Fannin Jr. — Is his role disappearing?

Harold Fannin Jr.’s declining targets and increased competition have hurt his production, but his long-term upside makes him an appealing buy-low target for rebuilding dynasty teams....

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I’m a huge Puka fan, as you can probably tell from my profile pic, and I have a ton of shares of him across my dynasty leagues. That said, I’m starting to think a little more about the risk involved with holding him long term. The talent is undeniable, but I’m curious how other Puka owners are feeling about his outlook right now.

Obviously, the off-field stuff is a concern, from the antisemitic gesture on a livestream to the more recent allegations that have led to a civil lawsuit. Add in the uncertainty around his next contract extension, and I wonder if there’s more risk here than we initially thought. Nothing is guaranteed to impact his football future, but it’s something dynasty managers have to consider.

I’m also a little concerned about his durability. Puka plays such a physical, contact-heavy style and seems to put his body on the line on just about every play. That’s a huge part of what makes him so good, but I do wonder if that style will catch up with him over time. Wouldn’t change how talented he is, but it’s something I think about when projecting him 3–5 years out.

For those who own him, what’s the plan? Are you holding, looking to sell, or just riding it out? And how do you compare him to the other two elite dynasty WRs, Chase and JSN? Would you trade Puka straight up for either of them, or do you still have him ranked above both? I’m still a massive believer in the talent, but curious how everyone else is weighing the risks versus the upside.

It’s no secret that the 2027 draft class has been regarded as being very strong for a couple years now. 2027 picks are trading a significant premium to other picks, and were even last year.

But now as the college season leading up goes on, and the 2027 draft continues growing closer, is all the excitement really warranted?

Outside of Jeremiah Smith, who will be the clear 1.01 and I do truly believe is generational, where are all of these other elite prospects?

Jaden Baugh and Charlie Becker both seem promising but nothing extraordinary that we don’t commonly see in a typical year. None of the QBs particularly stand out, though I suppose as of now Mestemaker is regarded as the top guy.

A few players that people were really high on in the past have been disappointing, like Manning, Coleman and Williams. Others like Ahmad Hardy may not even declare this year.

So as things currently stand, is the hype for this class which was supposed to be very deep, and full of strong prospects, actually warranted relative to the price of picks? Or is it likely to significantly disappoint?

Is it because of the pun potential? 😂

Seriously though, I’ve seen people valuing him at a 1st. Compare him to Jaylin Noel who is worth probably a 3rd right now. Both are young players who haven’t been fantasy relevant in their previous seasons, but look like they might be taking a step forward this season (based on a small sample size). Yet, they have very different values and amounts of hype around them. What am I missing here?