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2026 Dynasty Rookie Mock Draft | Updated Rookie Rankings with Garret Price

·1 hr 7 min·4 clips

Garrett says Makai Lemon is his WR1, ahead of Carnell Tate and Jordan Tyson.

Theo opens by setting up another dynasty rookie ranking season. Garrett Price joins in the familiar interview rhythm the show leans on when the rookie board still has rough edges to work out. The format is single-QB, which matters because the quarterback picture is unsettled enough that the first few names may not even declare. Fernando Mendoza is treated as the likely first quarterback off the board. Dante Moore and Ty Simpson are both discussed as players whose decisions could swing the class. The college football playoffs are framed as a live signal, not just background noise, since performances there could push these names up or down boards. Theo and Garrett keep coming back to that uncertainty because dynasty pricing moves fast once declaration decisions land. The conversation then shifts into the mock itself. At 1.05, Justice Haynes becomes the swing pick. Garrett argues that the running back class is thin enough that Haynes can move earlier than expected if he comes out. He points to explosive ability and three-down upside. He also notes that the draft capital could be strong enough to make Haynes a top-45 selection, which makes him a strong dynasty target rather than just a speculative prospect. Theo agrees that Haynes belongs near the top of the running back group. He also adds the caution that Michigan backs can be hard to evaluate because the offensive line is so good. That comparison to Caleb Johnson brings the evaluation back to process. A strong line can make a back look cleaner than he really is. From there, Garrett goes in a different direction and takes Kenyon Sadiq. The case there is tighter and more positional. Sadiq is a little undersized for tight end, but the athletic profile pops enough to matter. In tight end premium, that kind of player becomes more than a nice story. The mock keeps bouncing between market price and roster construction, which is where the show is at its best. It does not treat rookie rankings as a static list. It treats them as an argument about who is being priced right and who is being pushed too far. The closing stretch shifts out of the mock and back into the show's broader network pitch. Theo thanks Garrett and points listeners toward Dynasty Nerds. He also points them to Fantasy Points shows for dynasty, redraft, and draft coverage. The episode ends with a reminder that the dynasty season keeps rolling into 2026.

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A single-QB rookie mock that turns draft uncertainty into dynasty value.

This Dynasty rookie ranking leans on a single-QB mock to sort a class that still feels unsettled, with Theo Greminger and Garrett Price trying to make sense of the board before it locks in.

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Price your rookie picks before the playoff board hardens.

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