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Fantasy Football Today - Rankings Risers and Fallers! Where the Rookies and Veterans Ended Up! (04/28 Fantasy Football Podcast)

·1 hr 6 min·4 clips
Heath says Jerry Jeudy could be a top-12 wide receiver if Joe Flacco starts 15-16 games.
1. Fantasy Football Today DFS covers post-draft rankings risers and fallers after the 2025 NFL Draft. 2. Adam, Dave, Jamie, and Heath drive the rankings conversation, and Heath leads the Jeudy argument while Dave and Jamie challenge him on veterans and rookies. 3. The episode asks which rookies and veterans actually moved after the draft and which names should move in fantasy drafts today. 4. Heath says Jerry Jeudy is "uncomfortably high" because Cleveland did not draft a clear No. 2 wide receiver. 5. The Browns discussion centers on Joe Flacco, Dylan Gabriel, Shador Sanders, and Kenny Pickett as the quarterbacks affecting Jeudy's outlook. 6. The hosts cite Jeudy's Weeks 8-15 stretch with Jameis Winston, including a pace of 119 catches, 1,900 yards, and seven touchdowns. 7. Dave compares Jeudy with Terry McLaurin, and the group treats Jeudy as a wideout who could settle in the teens. 8. The Buccaneers debate focuses on Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, and rookie Jalen McMillan, with the hosts worried about target sharing. 9. They note Evans was number 14 overall in the first six games, while Godwin was number four per game in full PPR during the same span. 10. The Browns and Buccaneers segments both hinge on quarterback stability, age, and how long each veteran keeps a large target share. 11. Ashton Jenty becomes the centerpiece of the running-back discussion, with Jamie placing him behind Bijan Robinson, Saquon Barkley, and Jahmyr Gibbs. 12. Dave says Gibbs remains above Jenty because of his elite profile and because David Montgomery can still shape the workload. 13. The hosts identify two ways Jenty could fail: poor offensive line play and a Raiders offense that may only score around 20 points per game. 14. The rookies at running back are grouped around Quinshon Judkins, TreVeyon Henderson, RJ Harvey, and Caleb Johnson. 15. Heath explains why Harvey is attractive in Denver, citing Sean Payton, the Broncos' offensive line grades, and Harvey's pass-catching history at UCF. 16. Jamie and Dave discuss Johnson as a fit for Najee Harris's old role in Pittsburgh, while Judkins and Henderson are framed as backs with clearer early-down or passing-down questions. 17. The tone is a fast, ranking-heavy roundtable with frequent interruptions, direct comparisons, and quick switches between players. 18. The format mixes news-and-notes updates with fantasy draft strategy, especially around rookies, veterans, and committee backfields. 19. Listeners who follow redraft rankings, rookie values, and draft fallout will get the most out of it. 20. Listeners who want a single-player story or a polished interview may skip it.
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