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Luther Burden to the MOON! 🚀 | 15 Dynasty Winners & Losers After NFL Free Agency

·1 hr 9 min·4 clips

Luther Burden is wide receiver 11 in Pat Fitzmaurice's dynasty rankings.

1. Dynasty Life frames the episode around 2026 dynasty winners and losers after NFL free agency, with Theo Greminger and Pat Fitzmaurice reacting to roster moves across the league. 2. Theo Greminger hosts, Pat Fitzmaurice of Fantasy Pros joins as the dynasty analyst, and both matter because they translate free-agent moves into rookie-draft and startup values. 3. The episode asks which players gained the most dynasty value from legal tampering and free agency, and which players lost value or remain on shaky ground. 4. Theo and Pat start with Jeremiah Love, New Orleans at pick eight, Kansas City at pick nine, and realistic landing spots like Tennessee, the Giants, and Washington. 5. Pat says Washington at No. 7 would be his favorite landing spot for Jeremiah Love because of Jaden Daniels and the potential RPO usage. 6. The hosts also mention Cam Scadaboo, saying a Love selection could signal that New York is moving away from him after his rookie-year flashes. 7. Pat then gives a blunt read on the 2026 rookie class, calling it below average and thinner at quarterback than recent classes. 8. He names Ty Simpson, Garrett Nussmeier, and Fernando Mendoza as the quarterback group that keeps the class from feeling strong in superflex formats. 9. Pat compares Fernando Mendoza to Cam Ward and says he liked Mendoza's accuracy and processing at Indiana. 10. Theo and Pat say single-quarterback managers are in better shape than superflex managers because the QB board is so unclear. 11. Basiul Tootin becomes a major winner when Travis Etienne leaves Jacksonville for New Orleans and the Jaguars' backfield is left with LaQuin Allen, DJ Dallas, and JaQuindon Jackson. 12. Pat says Tootin had 83 carries and 10 catches last year and could benefit from Liam Cohen the way Bucky Irving did in Tampa Bay. 13. Pat says he would rather roster Tootin than every running back in the upcoming class except Jeremiah Love. 14. Theo compares Tootin to Chase Brown, pointing to Brown's jump from 58 touches as a rookie to more than 280 the next season. 15. Emeka Egbuka gets a strong vote of confidence because Mike Evans is gone, Chris Godwin has missed time, and Zach Robinson had already talked up Egbuka's role. 16. Pat cites Egbuka's five touchdowns in his first five games and his 20.5 PPR points per game over that opening stretch. 17. The episode's tone is conversational and evaluative, with Theo pushing scenarios and Pat answering in ranking language, trade-value language, and landing-spot language. 18. The format is a free-flowing fantasy football debate that mixes player comps, market prices, and team-context analysis without a scripted rundown. 19. Dynasty managers in 1-QB or superflex leagues who track rookie picks and wide receiver breaks would get the most out of this episode. 20. Managers looking for game-by-game breakdowns of real NFL games instead of roster-value analysis can skip it.

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A dynasty market read centered on Luther Burden, Pat Fitzmaurice's WR11 ranking, and the Bears' shifting target tree.

The piece frames the DJ Moore trade to Buffalo for a second-round pick as a dynasty market move, with the strongest angle landing on Luther Burden.

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You want the first dynasty read on Luther Burden's runway in Chicago after the DJ Moore trade.

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