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2025 Dynasty Fantasy Football: Buys, Sells & Trades to Make Now

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Harold Fannin saw nine targets in his first NFL game after Heath called him tight end 13 before Week 1.

1. Dynasty Life centers on the 2025 Dynasty Fantasy Football buys, sells, and trades episode with Theo Greminger and Heath Cummings. 2. Theo Greminger hosts and Heath Cummings of CBS returns as a repeat guest, bringing weekly rankings, projections, and trade-chart context. 3. The episode asks how dynasty managers should handle Week 1 price changes when buy-low and sell-high logic often breaks in the NFL. 4. Ashton Gentry and Omarion Hampton open the discussion after both rookies played full-time roles in Week 1. 5. Heath says he made almost no adjustment on either player because role matters more than efficiency for rookies. 6. Theo and Heath frame Gentry as the Raiders' feature back and Hampton as a strong usage play despite questions around Najee Harris. 7. Keon Coleman becomes the first major buy-high case after Buffalo's comeback against Baltimore. 8. Heath cites the Bills' 78 offensive plays and 46 Josh Allen pass attempts as reasons not to overreact to Coleman's line. 9. Harold Fannin follows as the tight end whose early target volume may be the most actionable market signal on the show. 10. Heath says Fannin was tight end 13 for him before Week 1 and that the Browns rookie fits a buy-high profile. 11. Zay Flowers is discussed as a possible dynasty riser after Baltimore shifted more of the passing game toward him. 12. Heath points to the possibility that Mark Andrews is getting older and that Flowers could become a top 15 dynasty wide receiver. 13. Jaxon Smith-Njigba gets the strongest wide receiver usage numbers, including a 57% target share and a 90.9% air-yard share. 14. Theo and Heath compare JSN with Ladd McConkey and Nico Collins as the dynasty market starts to move. 15. Kayshon Boutte enters as an attainable buy-high name after a 103-yard Week 1 performance for New England. 16. Heath says he would trade away DeMario Douglas shares for Boutte because Stefon Diggs and Hunter Henry both complicate the Patriots' target tree. 17. The tone is practical and trade-focused, with Heath repeatedly stressing market timing and how quickly dynasty value can collapse. 18. The format is a back-and-forth breakdown with specific usage numbers, rankings, and trade examples rather than broad theory. 19. Dynasty managers who follow weekly market movement and rookie usage would get the most out of this episode. 20. Managers looking for season-long narratives without trade strategy may skip it.

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