The Herd with Colin Cowherd - FantasyPros - The Primer: Must-Start Players for Week 2 (Ep. 1702)

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Starting point is 00:00:30 you get your podcast. Just listen. We don't care where you hear it. All right and welcome into the fantasy pros fantasy football podcast. Week one of the NFL season is in the rearview. And as the great Bill Belichick once said, we're on to Cincinnati. That's right, folks. It's our primer episode. We'll give you our top must-start players for week two of the season. I'm your host, Seth Wilcock, and joined as always by the pen behind the fantasy pros primer, a man who's never afraid to dust him up with the best of them on the internet. He's Derek Brown. D'Brow, how are you after consuming an entire slate,

Starting point is 00:01:05 an entire weekend's worth of data? I'm pretty good, man. Feeling pretty good. Week one betting was not great because it's a wild slate and stuff. The one thing before we get this rolling, you started throwing out Bill quotes, man. I thought you were going to go with no baby. I can't talk.

Starting point is 00:01:20 I'm trying to coach a football game. Or no Patriot Scouts, man, or the building. So I was kind of surprised with the one that you chose. So just keeping it a buck here. Hey, got to have a little respect for the glory days, right? If we can't forget those times, man. Starting a little bit, look a little bit further in the rearview these days, man. Yeah, yeah, tough outing for him in North Carolina right off the roof there in week one.

Starting point is 00:01:42 But not here to talk college football. We are here to talk NFL and Debra, I got to ask, man, is there one thing without spoiling the rest of the program that really stuck out to you when kind of looking through week one usage or production trends? I think a lot of guys were really close or could have had big games, but they didn't because whether certain plays didn't go their way, they didn't get the usage they probably should have considering the matchups and stuff. But I think, I think week two is going to be a reckoning. I think we're going to see some things kind of go back to the center of guys that probably should have had big games in week one.

Starting point is 00:02:21 But because of the lag time, we might get that in week two, Seth. Yeah, it's always, Derek, one of those situations. where you don't want to overreact to what you see in week one, but you also can't underreact to some of the usage you do see. So it's a great balance. It's a great line we try to walk and excited to do it here with you again in week two. Quick shout out to everyone before we get going for either tuning in on the fancy pros YouTube channel or the audio feed.

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Starting point is 00:03:35 Dude, it's got to be Dak Prescott. He is a QB-12 and ECR right now, and I know I'm kind of cheating because I was supposed to, you know, the crooks of this video is to pick somebody outside the top 10, and he's right there in the border line. But this all comes back to one of discussing about players that should have had a big game and things didn't go their way. Dak Prescott has to be the poster guy for this. Like he is the one leading the conversation.

Starting point is 00:03:58 When you're a quarterback that led the NFL in yards lost in week one due to drops with 61 passing yards lost. And we can talk about multiple touchdowns lost because whether it was Dak not, you know, hitting a scene ball perfectly or guys dropping it or bang, bang plays and then not holding on, that was so close to a monster game. And I'm going right back to the well, man. Like looking at Dak Prescott again, sixth and catchable target rate, third and hero. throw rate in week one. You marry this with the Giants defense and secondary that really didn't

Starting point is 00:04:28 they didn't show up, man. They weren't this defense that we thought we were going to get this year in 2025. And I know, again, it's one game. But I think Dak Prescott comes ready this week, man. Like the secondary for the Giants just didn't hold up great last week. I know it was versus Jayden Daniels, but Dak Prescott is still incredibly talented. Dallas is going to be chucking the ball. And the giant secondary last week gave up the 11th highest yards per attempt. And for his, good as this defensive line is supposedly going to be this year, Seth, had the eighth lowest pressure rate last week. So, Back Prescott should have time in the pocket. As long as C.D. Lamb doesn't drop every target thrown his way, should have a big game.

Starting point is 00:05:07 Yeah, the big question I think, as you alluded to there, is will the New York Giants front get to this younger Dallas Cowboys offensive line? Who I will say they played really well in that opening game against the Eagles. obviously Jalen Carter, you know, throwing himself out of that game early in that one, I think help. But, you know, the Tyler's, the Gaitons, the Smiths, the bookers on that offensive line really held in themselves up well. And I'm not afraid of this giant secondary at all. So if Dak Prescott has the time and C.D. Lamb can make some catches and George Pickens can get a couple calls going his way. Nobody gets worse calls in the NFL than George Pickens, by the way. I mean, this guy has lost so many yards and touchdowns over the years to some pass and interferences or, you know, bad calls.

Starting point is 00:05:51 Steelers homerism kind of seeping into the show quite early. Man, geez. Thought we would have gotten like take four or five before that possibly came up. But hey, here we are. Yeah, here we are, baby. But Dak Prescott is in for Debrough at the must start quarterback position. Let's move to running backs where you're in on a different Denver Broncos running back here in week number two. Dude, I feel like Sean Payton is just designed to hurt me.

Starting point is 00:06:15 Last week I talked about RJ Harvey Harvey and nobody. Nobody out there. And I see you all in the comments. comments and blah, blah, blah, blah. Like, nobody thought the Denver backfield was going to enter week one as a three-headed committee. Like, Tower Beatty being part of this was not in the cards at all. And so, you know, the Harvey call, like, come on.

Starting point is 00:06:36 He was the best guy on the field last week for the Denver Broncos. I would have put his name back in here, but like, I don't know what his snap share looks like in week two, whereas I'm going to go with J.K. Dobbins here. RB 27 and ECR, I think he honestly should be. an RB2 in rankings this week. And looking at what his role is, while like we're still trying to figure out, okay, Sean, use RJ Harvey.

Starting point is 00:06:59 Come on. Come on. Do it. Do it now. We know what J.K. Dobbins is going to do in this backfield. And that was very apparent in week one. Play 53% of the snaps led the backfield and snaps saw all three of the team's red zone carries. Yep.

Starting point is 00:07:12 As got 18 touches. So you're talking about a player that probably ends up somewhere in that 15 to 17 touch count. most of that being on early downs. He's going to get the money touches near the goal line. He looked good on a per carry basis. He had a 19% mistackles forced rate, 2.63 yards after contact per attempt. And with Bo Nix's struggles, this is another thing just looking at in my mind's eye of how this game could go.

Starting point is 00:07:38 I think Denver could lean on their ground game this week with Bo Nix struggling out the gate. Indy, like, they just absolutely crushed the dolphins last week. So we really didn't see the dolphins able to really just invest in the running. game lean on the running game because they were down bad and down bad quickly that we just didn't see it but this is also an indie run defense set that last we gave up the highest yards of contact per attempt the sixth highest rushing success rate and they had the 11th lowest stuff rate so if Denver wants to lean into the ground game with Harvey and Dobbins this week they should be able to do it man with a lot of success yeah we need Tyler baddie out of there I'm so sick of

Starting point is 00:08:16 whether it's him or whether it's, you know, in the past, been Juliel McLaughlin. There's always this third guy just taking a couple of these snaps and taking a couple targets away. I think it's going to happen, but I don't know if it happens this week for Harvey. I think you just come to a point where you've got to play your better players. And Dobbins and Harvey are both a step ahead of him, in my opinion. And Derek, I really have a lot of respect for this call because, you know,

Starting point is 00:08:39 we have to be willing as fantasy analysts and managers to adjust our priors. And I think you and I and a lot of us here at FAA. were very high on Harvey this offseason. But right now it's one of those situations where it looks like Sean Payton is going to trust the steadier hand, the older veteran here in J.K. Dobbins, the 53% of snaps, they bowed and tell that story, as well as those red zone stats that you're talking about as well. So, you know, I think a lot of respect coming your way to just correcting, you know, maybe some of our earlier thinking here.

Starting point is 00:09:07 And I think there is still a day for RJ Harvey. I just don't think it's here in week two. Yeah, I agree. And I think this backfield is going to evolve as we move. the season. I think Harvey is going to still be the leader of this backfield. And I never said that Dobbins wasn't going to have a role in this backfield. I always thought he was going to have an early down role because Harvey wasn't a guy that I thought Sean Payton was going to load up with 25 carries or 25 touches on a weekly basis. So I always thought this is going to be a split

Starting point is 00:09:34 backfield. But yeah, man, like I think Harvey's eventually going to own the backfield in the sense of like he's not like Tyler Bodez is going to go away. I think this is going to be a two-headed at backfield. But yes, Dobbins right now, the matchup is there, the workload is there, and people need to sit here

Starting point is 00:09:49 and wake up. Like, again, he's still being ranked as an RB3. I think that's wrong, man. I think that his workload is safe. And I think you're looking

Starting point is 00:09:58 at a floor of 12 touches and probably more of like a median of 15 to 17. And if he's getting the guy, like the red zone carries, then you're looking at 15 to 17 with touchdown equity. That's an RB2, dude.

Starting point is 00:10:10 Let's move to your second must start running back here, Derek. and it's a player that I think a lot of fantasy managers are going to have a hard time trusting after a very dud, not only in week one, but in the opener there on Friday night. So I'm going to caveat this with there is some risk here, and I'm not going to shy away from that because the risk we saw, I mean, it's prevalent based off of what happened on week one, Seth. And that's Isaiah Pacheco. So he's RB 32 in ECR. So like the ECR is, you know, I mean, the ranking itself shows you that there is risk.

Starting point is 00:10:43 here with people ranking him as an RB3. There's RB2 top 15 upside if you're playing Pacheco this week. Now, I'm not going to say the downside is not there because what we saw in week one could easily happen in week two. If the game script goes sideways, the Eagles put up a ton of points and the chiefs find themselves trailing. And the other part of this is Andy Reid wants to Andy Reed as hard as he can Andy read and just go away from the running game when last week it was working.

Starting point is 00:11:11 but Casey it's like, I just don't understand if you're the chiefs. Okay, the game is not out of reach. It's close. You're having a lot of success running the ball on the ground with Pacheco. And yet you lose worthy and you think the idea is that we need to sit here

Starting point is 00:11:28 and win this game by feeding 16 targets to Hollywood Brown. I can't square that. And I'm not saying that this doesn't go sideways for Pacheco. But if Casey does what I think they should do and leans on their ground game this week, and Pacheco is spearheading that, he's going to walk away with a really strong day. Seth, for, look, 51% of the snaps last week,

Starting point is 00:11:51 he only got seven touches and 28 total yards. I'm not telling anybody that's great. If they would have given him more of the backfield and more of the touches last week, he would have had a much stronger game. On a per touch basis, he looked good, dude. 20% missed tackle rate 3.2 yards at a contact per 10th, and I know I'm talking about at five carries,

Starting point is 00:12:08 but still, he did look good in the work. that he got. And Philly, you can attack them on the ground, man. Six lowest stuff rate in week one.

Starting point is 00:12:16 Seventh highest charge of to contact per attempt allowed. So if you're KC, the way that I think they should attack this game, and I'm not saying, don't throw the freaking ball.

Starting point is 00:12:25 I understand that they're going to have to pass. But they need to come out and they need to lean on the run, chew up some clock, keep the Eagles offense off the field and use Pacheco. And I'm not one of these old boomers. I'm like,

Starting point is 00:12:38 oh, establish the run. But they should be running the ball. and they should feature Pacheco this week. If they do that, he's going to have a good game. Yeah, I mean, we saw Javante Williams last week fall into the end zone twice against the Eagles. Obviously, Jalen Carter, again, not in that mix. And, you know, I've kind of been pretty vocal that I never thought Pacheco was going to have this 70 to 80% snap share that he was seeing early last year.

Starting point is 00:13:02 But how did the Eagles win that Super Bowl? Well, the Chiefs just didn't run the ball, man. They had, you know, I think Pacheco and Kareem, hunt both, you know, combined for under 10 carries in that Super Bowl game back in February. So it's very dangerous if they want to continue to let the Eagles chew clock of their own. I think you fight fire with fire here. And it could be a good situation for him. I just hope he's getting a little bit more of the share there.

Starting point is 00:13:27 But it does look like it is a little bit of a three-headed monster there. Your guy, Richard Smith, even, you know, popping in and out a little bit here and there. So I am excited. And like, I think this is one of those situations without worthy, without Rishie Rice. like Pacheco in my opinion is their second best offensive player outside of Patrick Mahomes and you know kind of depending what you feel about Travis Kelsey right now. Yeah. I mean, plus five check, Travis Kelsey like in a game where worthy goes out, he's basically a ghost.

Starting point is 00:13:57 He's yelling at their offensive line. None of it look good. Like they come on man, Super Bowl rematch. They got, they can't get boxed here. They cannot get absolutely just crushed here. and if they decide to try to go pass heavy and do all this stuff, they probably are, but we'll see how it goes. I think Pacheco could still walk away with a good game, though.

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Starting point is 00:14:39 slash premium to get yourself started. All right, D, bro, we're on to your must start wide receivers for week number two of the NFL season, and you're going back to the well with someone you were high on coming into week one. I mean, it didn't leave, let us down in week one, man. It was one of the good calls of the week. And I don't understand what people are looking at to rank Keenan Allen as the wide receiver 38 and ECR.

Starting point is 00:15:02 Like, what did you see out of the Chargers offense people? Right. to rank Keenan Allen as a wide receiver four going into week two. He was the wide receiver 10 in fantasy last week. He led the chargers in targets. Among 77 qualifying wide receivers, Seth, Keenan Allen, 23rd in separation, 10th in route win rate. He had a 26.5% target share, 2.1 yards per route run.

Starting point is 00:15:32 And this week he gets a Raider secondary that gave up. the eighth most fantasy points and the ninth most receiving yards to wide receivers in week one, and I'm not scared to any corner on that freaking depth chart. Fire up Keenan Allen as a wide receiver too with confidence this week. All in, dude. Yeah, I mean, I loved the route participation last week. I loved the Target share form as well. And it was something that you hit on in the offseason.

Starting point is 00:15:57 I think we were doing a lot of our Q&As over there on Twitch.tv slash fantasy pros is that Keenan Allen has this trust of Justin Herbert. he has the trust of this organization. And not dust. He's not dust. No, no. And we saw it down the stretch last year. We saw it in week one.

Starting point is 00:16:11 And this is the same Raiders secondary that while I like their up front pass rush presence, I don't trust this secondary. I mean, we saw a booty last week go for over 100 yards on six receptions. Stefan Diggs, even though he didn't look at 100% wasn't playing a ton. Still double-digit fantasy points for him. DeMario Douglas had seven targets in that game as well. Didn't really make anything do with them. But I think there's big games waiting.

Starting point is 00:16:34 for really all the Chargers past catchers and for Keenan Allen to be ranked this low feels like a bit of a miss, I don't want to say a mishap, but definitely an overlook by some of the rankers. Yeah, it definitely is, man. But again, we talked about this in draft season when I said as soon as they signed Keenan Allen,

Starting point is 00:16:50 ADP wasn't going to catch up to where Keenan Allen should be getting drafted. And it still hasn't caught up. People are not putting enough respect on his name. And it's like, bro, like just throw all the priors into the trash. Like all the Greg Roman stuff, people in the offseason, they're like, oh, they won't be pass heavy. Greg Roman never does that, although we did it for a 10 game stretch last season. They won't do that again.

Starting point is 00:17:14 They come out firing Justin Herbert is in must start territory. He's in the top six quarterbacks ranked for the week. And people are like, oh, Ladd McConkey's a wide receiver one. But Keenan Allen can't start him. He's a wide receiver four. Come on, dude. People got to adjust. He's going to crush again this week.

Starting point is 00:17:32 I'm so glad we had that conversation. the preseason about, hey, maybe Ladd McConkey isn't the set in and forget it wide receiver one that we are drafting him, you know, most that early best ball season because Keenan Allen is in the mix and it was something we had to take account for. And I moved guys like JSN above him in my rankings. And I'm very happy after week one I did just based on the usage. But Derek, I did allude to him earlier. You're going after one of these Patriots wide receivers that a lot of talk on the internet about this guy because, you know, one time ago, uh, he was projected first round pick in the NFL draft, suffered some injuries late in his career at LSU that really pushed him downboards and, you know, made him fall to

Starting point is 00:18:08 the New England Patriots. Yeah, going to Kisham Butte here, Widerceiver 53 and ECR. And this comes down to like, yeah, like we could talk about all the things that happen as a prospect, off the field stuff, crappy testing when he should have listened to his agent and said like, oh, don't run. Don't run. Yeah. You're slow and you know you're slow, don't run.

Starting point is 00:18:26 Just don't do it. You know, but looking at him this week, man, like I do nothing about the Dolphin's secondary strikes fear into my heart. And what Keshon Boutet did in week one, I think it's more real than it is fake in the sense that, yeah, he only earned a 17.4% target share. But he led the team in first reach here with 23.3%. So I think easily this week, like considering the matchup and stuff, we could see his target share creep into the 20s, the mid-20s, if everything goes right, man, put up 2.58 yards

Starting point is 00:18:55 per route run. His separation score look good. His route win rate, the deeper metrics that I'll look at to evaluate wide receiver play, both were really, really good. and honestly, Seth, maybe we didn't give him enough credence for what he did at the big end of last season two. Myself included, man.

Starting point is 00:19:11 Like, I didn't even write him up in the primer because I didn't know if he was going to be a starting wide receiver in week one. And then I went back and I was writing up this week. And I was like, he really had some good games down the back half of last year. Like week 16 through 18 last year. I really, like, we got to give this through his flowers

Starting point is 00:19:26 and talk about how this isn't just a one-off game. This started last year. Week 16 through 18. He had a 20. 21.3% target share. He had 2.79 yards per route run and a 25.8% first read share. Those are all incredibly strong metrics. So you marry that three game sample with what we saw in week one. You got a four game sample, which is almost a quarter of a season and you're like, okay, maybe this isn't smoking mirrors. Maybe this is real. And I'm more on the real side than the fake side with looking

Starting point is 00:19:58 at his production. If he does it two games in a row, yeah, dude, I'm, I'm, I'm in. And I mean, what, what corner from Miami or is, did anybody be worried about? For a secondary, they gave up the seven most PPR points per target to perimeter wide receivers in week one. And I know a one game sample, but please tell me, are you worried about a Dolphins corner this week, Seth? No, I'm not. And the interesting thing about a prospect like this is when he came into the NFL, I think we all thought he was just going to be someone who probably, you know, floats around a bench and is just kind of a jagget, if you would. And late last season, you said it, over 7.5 ppr points in the stretch down there in five last 10 games. So he was at least giving you a floor.

Starting point is 00:20:43 And I think when you look at this New England Patriots pass catcher group, he's locked into that flanker roll, right? Like, I think he's going to man that a ton because it's really Mack Hollins, who's kind of been in and out of the ex with Stefan Dig, splitting time as he's getting back. And of course, he had Pop Douglas there in the song. nothing burger right now. Like he's not even running, he didn't even run 10 routes last week. See, people don't need to worry about him either.

Starting point is 00:21:02 Yeah, so I think like, I trust booty at this point more than I think I do with someone like Stefan Diggs. I really do just because I think he's going to be out there more. And he obviously has a connection with Drake May. And I think that was an oversight on yourself, on myself,

Starting point is 00:21:16 and really everyone in the fancy community this offseason, not giving him enough credence. Yeah, dude, I think it's just one of these situations where it was kind of like easy for him to kind of get lost in the sauce. of it when it's like they added Stefan Diggs he's getting the headlines we think he's going to be number one they added a Mac Hollins they added a talented rookie and Kyle Williams yep and then everybody goes to pop Douglas and they say oh the new england slot role with josh McDaniels oh yesterday year slot

Starting point is 00:21:42 receivers and then it's like with all of those narratives and other guys we're talking about none of us were talking about kha shan bute none of us myself included and so yeah i think he just got lost in the mix lost in the equation and when you're looking at that you're looking at at all these other guys and I'm like, okay, yeah, but they made all these additions. So isn't that also kind of an indictment on Kayshan Boutet? Yeah. And Kisham Bouttee, like in week one was like, uh, uh, uh, and he came back and he, I mean, showed the rapport that he had last year with Drake May.

Starting point is 00:22:11 And I, again, I think that's more real and there's more substance to that than it is fools gold. Let's stick with the Newland pass catchers here while they head to South Beach. Yeah. Who do you have here for your must start tight end of week? Number two. Man, two pats, what could go wrong? I know my Patriots takes did not age well,

Starting point is 00:22:31 like milk in the sun from week one. But I back in on a man. I honestly would have picked Drake May for this and gone a few different directions if he wasn't QB10 in ECR right now. But this is partially a Miami Dolphins take where I'm not scared about their defense at all. And number two, it's gone under the radar too.

Starting point is 00:22:49 And I know Hunter Henry is ECR. He's tied in 12 right now. I think that's more of a reflection of all of the injuries at the tight-end position than it is Hunter Henry people putting respect on his name when looking at the tight-in position because a lot of people are out there like

Starting point is 00:23:05 oh man am I going to play Brenton Strange am I going to play Harold Fanon all these other guys off of the waiver wire before Hunter Henry and I'm like oh no he should be a tight-in one this week he should be a top 10 option honestly because if you look at Hunter Henry his usage in week one was fantastic dude

Starting point is 00:23:23 17.4% target here at 1.1.8 eight three yards per route run. He had 66 receiving yards. So like, if you would have added a touchdown, he'd have been a top five tied in for the freaking week. But because he didn't score a touchdown, it's kind of going under the radar just a little bit. He also got a 20% first reach here that was tied for second on the team. And now we match this up against the defense for the dolphins that, look, I talked about they cannot stop any wide receivers. They can't stop tight ends either. And this is even going back to last year. They allowed the 12th most receiving yards and the 12th most fantasy points per game to opposing tight ends last year.

Starting point is 00:23:56 Hunter Henry should be a top 10 tight end. He has top five to six upside this week. If he gets in the end zone. Yeah, I mean, Miami, they allowed Tyler Warren to have the top five day last week at the position. Tyler Warren looked like a freaking stud. Shout out to you for your, what did you have in top five in the offseason? Yeah, I had four. Four overall.

Starting point is 00:24:15 Yeah. Shout out to you, man. Yeah. Talk about some Cajones, but the call is looking pretty good for you, Seth. I'm feeling good. I'm feeling good with that Penn State bias aside. And Derek, the thing about Hunter Henry that's funny here is I've always compared him a bit to like a toxic X you keep going back to and eventually they keep burning you. But the interesting thing here is we're seeing the usage, right?

Starting point is 00:24:37 93%. We weren't seeing that in terms of Snapshare last year. I think there's a clear division that he is the best tight end on this team. For years, they kept trying to give us different tight ends in the mix there. Austin Hooper is just a guy, right? Like he's going to be out there. He's going to help block sometimes. And Drake May, man, some of his best things.

Starting point is 00:24:55 throws on the day. I know some of his passes were very errant, but some of the best ones were to Hunter Henry. I don't know if you saw that sliding one that he got. I did. I was on the move. That was excellent. I did. Go ahead. Go ahead. No, I was just saying, I am excited about Hunter Henry, but it just feels

Starting point is 00:25:11 it feels wrong still. Like, I'm going back and I'm going to get cheated on again or something. Shoot, man. I don't think it's going to happen. And the last point I'll make, and for everybody, it's like, dude, you're bringing up two Patriots. Can we also talk about the volume should be there to support multiple pass catchers this week for a Patriots offense that came out and passed

Starting point is 00:25:30 at a top five rate. None of us saw that coming. No, none of us saw that coming. So that also needs to be discussed here too in the sense that, yes, I picked two New England Patriots. The passing volume will be there this week for an offense that, like, I thought they were probably going to come out and be middle of the road on passing rate in week one.

Starting point is 00:25:50 And Josh McDaniel said, oh, no, baby, we're going to chuck it around the yard. their top five again this week. Both these guys have like seven to ten target upside this week. Yeah, I'm excited to see if some of that stuff is sticky right there. I mean, just all across the league between the high scoring game and the Steelers Jets one in week one. It was really interesting to see some of those trends. So we'll see what's sticky here. But Debrough, appreciate all your analysis and insight that is going to do it for us on this episode of the Fancy Pro's Fancy Football Podcast.

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