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Dynasty Compass

Jeff Blaylock

Dynasty Compass is your guide to building a fantasy football team that lasts. Hosted by Jeff Blaylock—fantasy analyst, Footballguys contributor, and dynasty strategist—this show helps you find direction in a noisy fantasy football world.

Each episode delivers short, actionable advice for dynasty managers: trade strategy, rookie draft tactics, roster-building frameworks, and more. Whether you’re contending now or rebuilding for the future, Dynasty Compass helps you orient your team toward long-term success.

🎧 New episodes weekly during the NFL season
 🧭 Because in dynasty, you don’t need a GPS—you need a compass.

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  • S2 · E40
    Thursday · 1 hr 8 min

    Rest of Season or Rest of Career with Andrew Erickson

    Andrew Erickson of FantasyPros is one of the few analysts who ranks players for both the rest of the season and dynasty, so he's got insight into when each set of rankings should drive your roster decisions. We dig into the mushy middle of the standings, whether a deep 2027 rookie class changes the tank-or-compete math, and why this is no time to panic-sell Ashton Jeanty. 💡 Key Takeaways Dynasty rankings should move slowly. Andrew held Drake Maye steady through a rough first month and makes big moves mainly for injuries and major situation changes. Bet on talent over situation. Depth charts and landing spots change fast, so talented players the market has written off, like Omarion Hampton and Ashton Jeanty, are buy-low targets. In the mushy middle, decide whether you're a contender or a pretender. If a juggernaut stands in your way that no trade can beat, start looking ahead to 2027. In a deep 2027 class, the 1.06 may be worth nearly as much as the 1.04, so trying for the playoffs and falling short may cost less than usual. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – Welcome and Tale of a Sad Barista 02:02 – Ranking Two Timelines: Drake Maye, Lamar Jackson & Omarion Hampton 07:39 – Keeping the Brains Separate: Makai Lemon, Jadarian Price & Jeremiyah Love 13:10 – Which Rankings Should You Use? Contenders, Rebuilders & the Mushy Middle 18:28 – Don’t Panic-Sell: Ashton Jeanty & a Rachaad White Lesson 24:37 – Tank or Compete? The 2027 Draft Class 30:43 – Landing Spot vs. Draft Capital: Eli Stowers, Eli Raridon & De’Zhaun Stribling 45:15 – Rethinking Your Season Goal: What Trying and Failing Really Costs 54:54 – Can a 5-3 Team Punt? Stefon Diggs, Antonio Williams & Carnell Tate 59:20 – Biggest Midseason Mistake & Rest of Season vs. Rest of Career? 1:06:11 – Wrap: Andrew’s Best Move Right Now 🔗 Links Mentioned Follow Andrew on Twitter/X: https://x.com/andrewerickson_ FantasyPros: https://www.fantasypros.com Jeff’s Dynasty Rankings: https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty? Follow Jeff on Twitter/X: https://x.com/jeffblaylock Footballguys: https://www.footballguys.com Dynasty Compass website: https://www.dynastycompass.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E39
    October 22 · 1 hr 11 min

    Sell High or Cut Bait? Week 6 Dynasty Decisions with Brian Hartman

    Six weeks in, it’s decision time for dynasty managers. Brian Hartman of Too Much Fantasy Football rejoins Jeff to answer one question: is it time to sell? From Matthew Golden’s hot streak to Marvin Harrison Jr.’s fresh start in Houston to Cam Ward's tepid performance, they separate the sell-high windows from the holds and the cut-bait moves. 💡 Key Takeaways When you sell, aim for first-round picks but be willing to accept other fair returns. Move fast, before other rebuilders flood the market with supply and dampen prices. Small trades compound: flipping waiver pickups for fourths and thirds, then tiering up, can turn into firsts by rookie draft season. Matthew Golden, Michael Wilson, and DK Metcalf look like sell-high windows, while Zay Flowers is producing right where he should be. Don’t sell at zero: Marvin Harrison Jr., Brian Thomas Jr., Cam Ward, and Omarion Hampton are worth more as holds than as dumps right now. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – Mindset for Week 7: Relax 03:28 – How to Sell: Chasing Firsts and Stacking Small Trades 13:21 – Marvin Harrison Jr. and Brian Thomas Jr. 18:15 – Ladd McConkey and A.J. Brown 23:58 – Jerry Jeudy, Quentin Johnston, Chris Godwin 26:09 – Omar Cooper Jr., Luther Burden III, Germie Bernard 31:48 – Matthew Golden, Michael Wilson, DK Metcalf, Zay Flowers 38:24 – Chuba Hubbard, Bucky Irving, Bhayshul Tuten, Woody Marks 45:27 – Cam Skattebo, Omarion Hampton, and Aging Backs 50:44 – Bryce Young, Cam Ward, J.J. McCarthy, Jalen Hurts 01:00:24 – Jake Ferguson, Oronde Gadsden, T.J. Hockenson, Mark Andrews 01:06:31 – Final Advice and Where to Find Brian 🔗 Links Mentioned Too Much HQ: https://toomuchhq.com Too Much Fantasy Football on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@TooMuchFF Follow Brian on Twitter/X: https://x.com/TooMuch_Brian Jeff’s Dynasty Rankings: https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty Follow Jeff on Twitter/X: https://x.com/jeffblaylock Footballguys: https://www.footballguys.com Dynasty Compass website: https://www.dynastycompass.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E38
    October 17 · 37 min

    Where I Went Wrong: Dynasty Rankings Movers After Week 5

    Five weeks into the season, Bryce Young is outscoring Justin Herbert by 11 fantasy points per game, Kenneth Walker is shattering expectations, and Kyle Pitts is, well, Kyle Pitts. Jeff Blaylock from Footballguys breaks down some of the recent changes he's made in his dynasty rankings and what dynasty managers can learn from his mistakes. He covers some of his biggest risers and fallers at every position and the reasoning behind each move, so you can apply the same thinking to your own player valuations. 💡 Key Takeaways Dynasty rankings should move when the assumptions behind them break, such as role, scheme, or surrounding talent, not on a few weeks of box scores. Bryce Young, Kenneth Walker, Parker Washington, and Isaiah Likely all earned big jumps with real changes in role and production. Assumptions about the Chargers have collapsed, dragging Justin Herbert, Omarion Hampton, and Oronde Gadsden down together. Malik Nabers is a rebuilder’s target: still regaining trust in his knee, but unlikely to fall below WR8. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – Cold Open 00:31 – Welcome: How and Why Dynasty Rankings Move 05:01 – Quarterbacks: Drake Maye, Josh Allen, Caleb Williams 08:16 – Quarterbacks: Justin Herbert and Bryce Young 12:51 – Running Backs: Omarion Hampton, Chase Brown, Kenneth Walker 17:33 – Wide Receivers: Parker Washington and Brian Thomas Jr. 20:36 – Wide Receivers: Christian Watson and Matthew Golden 22:22 – Wide Receivers: Malik Nabers and Jaylen Waddle 28:05 – Tight Ends: Isaiah Likely, Oronde Gadsden, Kyle Pitts 34:52 – Wrap-Up and Dynasty Waivers of the Future 🔗 Links Mentioned Jeff’s Dynasty Rankings https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty?year=2026&userId=978336 Follow Jeff on Twitter/X https://x.com/jeffblaylock Footballguys https://www.footballguys.com Dynasty Compass website https://www.dynastycompass.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E37
    October 1 · 57 min

    Buying the Dip: Week 4 Buy-Low Windows and Traps with Grindberg

    We're three weeks in and some dynasty managers are down on stars they drafted like Drake Maye, De’Von Achane, and Marvin Harrison Jr. Grindberg (Mike Lindberg) from Fantasy Sports Advice Network joins Jeff to evaluate these falling stars through a buy-low lens, separating real windows of opportunity from traps across quarterback, running back, receiver, and tight end. 💡 Key Takeaways • A veteran manager's "dip" isn't the same discount as a new dynasty player's. Read who you’re trading with before deciding on a price. • De'Von Achane's torn ACL opens a real buy-low window for non-contenders. • Marvin Harrison Jr. and Brian Thomas Jr. both look like change-of-scenery-or-bust cases right now. • Tucker Kraft is a buy while he's being doubted. Green Bay will get him more involved once he’s fully healthy. • The Chargers backfield and their crowded tight end room are both too muddled to pay up for anyone in either group right now. • George Pickens is a buy even in a timeshare with CeeDee Lamb. The spike weeks and his pending free agency both add value. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Buying the Dip Explained 04:44 – QB Dips: Drake Maye and Justin Herbert 12:43 – Bo Nix’s Week 3 Turnaround 15:43 – Omarion Hampton and TreVeyon Henderson 21:02 – Quinshon Judkins and Jadarian Price 28:02 – Injury Discounts: De’Von Achane and Malik Nabers 31:49 – WR Buy Windows: Jameson Williams and George Pickens 37:21 – Change-of-Scenery Cases: Brian Thomas Jr. and Marvin Harrison Jr. 43:33 – Carnell Tate’s Quarterback Problem 46:33 – Tight End Dips: Kyle Pitts, Tucker Kraft, and Oronde Gadsden 54:16 – Week 4 Advice and Where to Find Grindberg 🔗 Links Mentioned • The Dynasty Pulse podcast: https://fsan.com/football/podcasts/the-dynasty-pulse • Fantasy Sports Advice Network: https://fsan.com/home • Follow Grindberg on X: https://x.com/FFCanuck99 • Jeff’s Dynasty Rankings: https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty • Follow Jeff on Twitter/X: https://x.com/jeffblaylock • Footballguys: https://www.footballguys.com • Dynasty Compass website: https://www.dynastycompass.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E36
    September 24 · 1 hr 17 min

    Reading the Tells: What Weeks 1 and 2 Actually Told Us with Mike "Nerdboi" Lamoureux

    Two weeks in, which player usage and performance signals are real and which are just noise? Nerdboi (Mike Lamoureux) returns to help sort the tells into sell windows on fading names like De’Von Achane and Marvin Harrison Jr., buy windows on ascending pieces like Jalen Coker and Chuba Hubbard, or holds like Drake Maye and the Chargers’ offense. 💡 Key Takeaways • Full route or snap share without production is a signal to hold, not sell. The box score lags the role, it doesn't override it. • Give a breakout or a bust three to four games before you trust it. Two-week samples flip in either direction. • Attach to ascending offenses, not just talented players stuck on bad ones. Team context does more work than the individual profile. • A new contract is a real signal worth following, but not an automatic verdict in either direction. • Diagnose the problem before you diagnose the player. A structural issue doesn't get fixed quickly, but a new-scheme learning curve usually does. • Before you write off a player, ask what your assumption is actually betting on, and who benefits if you're wrong. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – It's Just Two Weeks 05:26 – Bears WR Room & Bryce Young’s Breakout 12:37 – De’Von Achane’s Sinking Value in Miami 16:52 – Saints Backfield Timeshare: Alvin Kamara vs. Travis Etienne 20:51 – WR Disappointments: Emeka Egbuka, Ladd McConkey, Luther Burden 24:39 – Marvin Harrison Jr.’s Sabotage Drop and Trade Fit 29:03 – Surprise Top Offenses: Raiders, Panthers, Saints, Texans 37:12 – Diagnosing the Chargers’ Offense 40:53 – Drake Maye, Trevor Lawrence & Dynasty QB Rankings 50:28 – Buy Windows: Jalen Coker, Chuba Hubbard, Parker Washington 1:03:09 – Tight End Risers: Dalton Kincaid, Isaiah Likely, Dalton Schultz 1:12:43 – Week 3 Advice and Where to Find Nerdboi 🔗 Links Mentioned Dynasty Degens at Dynatyze FF: https://www.youtube.com/@DynatyzeFF Dynatyze: https://dynatyze.com Jeff’s Dynasty Rankings: https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty Follow Jeff on Twitter/X: https://x.com/jeffblaylock Footballguys: https://www.footballguys.com Dynasty Compass website: https://www.dynastycompass.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow.

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  • S2 · E35
    September 17 · 38 min

    Week 1 Overreactions Are Overrated with Brian Hartman

    Week 1 is done, and dynasty managers everywhere are already reaching for the panic button. Jeff and Brian Hartman (Too Much Fantasy Football) sort through the real injury concerns, the disappointments that don't matter, and the hot performances that are actually buy-low or sell-high windows. 💡 Key Takeaways Don't overreact to Week 1. One game is a terrible sample size for any big roster decision. Injuries to Brock Bowers, A.J. Brown, and Zay Flowers create real buy-low windows, but the details of each injury matter more than the name. Disappointing stats from tight ends like Colston Loveland and Kyle Pitts are mostly noise at a famously volatile position. Hot performances from players like Jalen Coker and Isaiah Likely are sell-high opportunities more often than they're a new baseline. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Don't Panic 04:11 – Injuries: Brock Bowers, A.J. Brown, Zay Flowers 09:46 – Ladd McConkey, Quarterbacks 14:54 – Buy Windows: Ja'Kobi Lane, Omar Cooper 18:31 – Disappointments: Colston Loveland, Jaylen Waddle 21:31 – Terry McLaurin, Ja'Marr Chase, George Kittle, Drake London 24:18 – Breakthrough or Outlier: Jalen Coker, Dallas Goedert, Isaiah Likely 30:10 – Devaughn Vele, Kalif Raymond, De'Zhaun Stribling 35:26 – Best Things Dynasty Managers Can Do Right Now 🔗 Links Mentioned Follow Brian Hartman on Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/toomuch_brian Too Much Fantasy Football: https://www.youtube.com/@TooMuchFantasyFootball Too Much Movie Night: https://www.youtube.com/@TooMuchMovieNight Jeff's Dynasty Rankings: https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty Follow Jeff on Twitter/X: https://x.com/jeffblaylock Footballguys: https://www.footballguys.com Dynasty Compass website: https://www.dynastycompass.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E34
    September 9 · 27 min

    3 Habits of Highly Successful Dynasty Managers

    Managing a fantasy football roster means decision overload: starts, sits, waivers, trades, IR moves, and more, all at once. Successful dynasty managers don't just smarter decisions. They smartly reduce their options first. Jeff breaks down the three habits that separate savvy dynasty managers from everyone else, so you spend less time buried in options and focus on making fewer moves that actually matter. 💡 Key Takeaways Know your roster needs before you shop the waiver wire, filtering by position and strategic direction first. Read the usage behind the stats before you acquire or drop a player. Match how far ahead you're looking to your compass direction; each strategy has its own unique timeframes. Reducing lesser options leads to fewer and smarter decisions. You're not constraining yourself—you're navigating better. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – Make Fewer Decisions This Season 04:04 – Habit 1: Know What You Need Before You Shop 12:16 – Habit 2: Read the Usage, Not Just the Stats 18:25 – Habit 3: Look to Your Horizon 24:10 – Tying It All Together 🔗 Links Mentioned Jeff's Dynasty Rankings: https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty Follow Jeff on Twitter/X: https://x.com/jeffblaylock Footballguys: https://www.footballguys.com Dynasty Compass website: https://www.dynastycompass.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E33
    September 1 · 47 min

    The Hidden Costs of Every Dynasty Trade

    Dynasty managers need to look deeper than trade calculators to understand the hidden costs of trades. Jeff Blaylock breaks down the choice between paying up for an elite producer and playing for value instead, using a single hypothetical trade for Ja'Marr Chase to show how the right call depends entirely on your team's strategic direction. Failing to account for collateral damage and opportunity cost can lead to a trade you'll regret in a year. 💡 Key Takeaways Paying up means acquiring a true difference-maker at full market cost; playing for value means accepting a smaller upgrade at a much lower price. Your Dynasty Compass direction should decide which path fits: West pays up, South plays value, and North and East face a harder balancing act. Trade calculators work as a check on your own valuation and a window into your trade partner's thinking, but they shouldn't make the decision for you. Collateral damage, the value lost from the player your addition bumps out of the lineup or off the roster, is easy to calculate but often ignored. Opportunity cost—alternative uses of an asset in a trade—is harder to quantify and grows larger the longer your timeline stretches. A single hypothetical trade for Ja'Marr Chase plays out four different ways depending on whether a roster is heading West, South, North, or East. Playing for value doesn't have to mean settling for less and might be a better net addition. Competing for a playoff spot and contending for a championship are different things, but many managers think of them as being the same. Conviction in your own valuation is the final ingredient; without it, even a well-reasoned choice between paying up and playing value falls apart. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome & Setting Up Today's Question 02:31 – The Four Directions Refresher 08:21 – Defining Pay Up or Play Value 11:23 – Applying the Compass: Easy Calls and Hard Ones 15:31 – Trade Calculators Fall Short 19:36 – Two Hidden Value Killers: Collateral Damage and Opportunity Cost 26:06 – Considerations for the West and South 33:04 – Considerations for teams in the North 38:31 – Considerations for Teams Headed East 43:22 – Conviction and Wrap-Up 🔗 Links Mentioned Jeff's Dynasty Rankings: https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty Follow Jeff on Twitter/X: https://x.com/jeffblaylock Footballguys: https://www.footballguys.com Dynasty Compass website https://www.dynastycompass.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E32
    August 25 · 1 hr 19 min

    The Tao of Dynasty: Getting Your Mind Right with Sigmund Bloom

    Rosters are set. Now it's time to prepare the manager. Jeff sits down with longtime friend and Footballguys colleague Sigmund Bloom for an unscripted conversation about the mindset side of dynasty: embracing mistakes, navigating obstacles, receiving outcomes instead of fighting them, and separating the finite game of winning from the infinite game of playing. Knowing how to make peace with what you can't control is what keeps you making good decisions when the season doesn't go to plan. The conversation ranges from Sig's zero-RB startup draft to a recent trip to Navajo Nation and what it taught him about permanence and impermanence. This episode is the key to getting your mind right before the season starts. 💡 Key Takeaways Getting ready for the season means having clarity on your dynasty buys and sells before Week 1 changes the picture entirely. Sig's mantra for managing the unknown: "Don't argue with what is about to happen. Receive it." How you navigate around an obstacle speaks volumes about how you act more than how you think. The heartache isn't making a mistake; it's not learning from it and making it again. The "oblong ball factor" means the game is genuinely unpredictable, so a good process can still produce a bad outcome. Sig took a zero-RB Superflex startup draft to an extreme this year as a deliberate bet that running backs are depreciating assets. Don't get hung up on winning or losing a trade at the margin. What matters is acting on conviction. Scaling to 20+ leagues means knowing your limits before the hobby stops being fun. A recent trip to the Navajo Nation left Sig thinking about permanence, impermanence, and not standing too long on any one notion. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 0:00 – Welcome & the Dynasty Compass Metaphor 6:50 – Pre-Season Prep: Clarity on Buys, Sells, and Receiving What Comes 13:57 – Injuries as Obstacles: The Lake in the Way 19:08 – What Winning Looks Like: Dynasty vs. Redraft 26:58 – The Oblong Ball Factor and the Quantum Uncertainty of Fantasy Football 32:07 – Peeking Through Keyholes: Insiders, Cycles, and the Zero-RB Experiment 43:05 – Finding Peace with Undetermined Outcomes 47:20 – Luck, Preparation, and the Infinite Game 52:37 – Having a Plan Without Marrying It 58:48 – Improvisation, Sunk Costs, and Letting Go of Trade Math 1:06:19 – Scaling Leagues, Self-Discovery, and the Impermanence of It All 🔗 Links Mentioned The Audible podcast On the Couch with Sigmund Bloom Follow Sig on Twitter/X Footballguys Jeff's Dynasty Rankings on Footballguys Follow Jeff on Twitter/X 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E31
    August 18 · 1 hr 22 min

    These Trading Mistakes Are Costing You Value with Frank in the Chat

    Many dynasty trading mistakes trace back to one lie you tell yourself: thinking you're a contender when you're not. Jeff Blaylock sits down with Frank Neill, better known as Frank in the Chat and co-host of the Trade Addicts Podcast, to break down the habits costing dynasty managers value in every trade. Knowing these patterns lets you avoid them in your own trades and spot them in your league mates before they do. From boredom trades and safe floors to over-reliance on trade calculators, they cover how to avoid making them and how to use others' mistakes to your advantage. 💡 Key Takeaways Misreading your own roster is the root cause behind many trading mistakes on this list. Know your team's honest direction — contending, rebuilding, or stuck — before you trade. Research what the other manager needs right now, not just their past trading habits. Explaining an offer usually works better than sending it "over the transom" with no context. Instant acceptance often means you overpaid. Getting some pushback on a big trade is a healthy sign. Trade calculators are sanity checks, not checkbooks to balance. Knowing which one your league mates trust tells you how to negotiate with them. Most rookie picks are worth the most when it's on the clock, because certainty has real value. Giving yourself permission to make bad trades is how you learn to make good ones. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Intro and Welcome 02:22 – Building the Perfect Trade Offer: Direction, Need & Research 06:24 – Framing Offers, Wanting Pushback & Reading Rejections 13:59 – Boredom Trades & No Strategic Goal 19:33 – Misreading Your Own Roster 22:13 – Chasing Safe Floors Over Ceiling 27:27 – Patio Furniture Trades & Misvaluing Draft Capital 36:18 – The Pick-on-the-Clock Debate & Kicking Capital Down the Road 44:46 – Over-Reliance on Trade Calculators 51:04 – Knee-Jerk Trades & Stagnation 1:00:41 – Bad Communication & Being a Jerk 1:09:43 – Exploiting Others' Mistakes 🔗 Links Mentioned Trade Addicts Podcast Follow Frank on Twitter/X Keep Trade Cut Footballguys Jeff's Dynasty Rankings Follow Jeff on Twitter/X 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E30
    August 11 · 1 hr 16 min

    Building a League-winning Dynasty WR Room with Jeff Bell

    Jeff Bell from Footballguys returns for the show's 50th episode to break down how to build and rebuild a winning dynasty wide receiver room. They cover league-format math; the differences between hero, bully, and zero WR strategies; and what actually makes an ideal WR3. Knowing where the value gaps are lets you build a room that delivers week-winning value. They close by tackling the toughest scenario: a WR room full of "meh" and the biggest mistake managers make trying to fix it. 💡 Key Takeaways WR value comes from replaceability, not fragility. Hero, bully, and zero WR should be reactions to the draft board, not pre-set plans. The WR value cliff means locking in your starters early. The ideal WR3 is a market-undervalued player with real WR1 upside. Rebuilding a "meh" WR room means embracing risk other managers are avoiding. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – The State of the WR Position 06:50 – The WR3 Trap 11:27 – Does League Configuration Change WR Strategy? 18:06 – Bully WR: How You Drive the Draft Board 25:03 – WR Build Strategies Aren't Pre-set Plans 30:53 – What an Ideal WR Room Looks Like 43:22 – Embracing Volatility Over Floor 51:16 – Rebuilding a WR Room Full of "Meh" 1:00:02 – Fixing a Steep Drop-Off 1:12:04 – Biggest Mistakes and the One Thing to Take Away 🔗 Links Mentioned Follow Jeff Bell on Twitter/X Jeff Bell's Dynasty Rankings Jeff Blaylock's Dynasty Rankings Follow Jeff Blaylock on Twitter/X Footballguys 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E29
    August 4 · 1 hr 12 min

    A Dynasty Commissioner's Golden Rules with Luke 'the BOAT Commish'

    Jeff sits down with Luke "the BOAT Commish," one of the fantasy space's favorite commissioner-content creators, to talk about what actually keeps a dynasty league running for years. Knowing which rules to lock in before you ever recruit a manager saves you from the trade disputes, payment fights, and mid-season crises that sink most leagues. They cover bylaws, vetoes, trade deadlines, lottery-based draft order, and the jersey-selling manager who couldn't pay his entry fee. If you're a commissioner, or you want to start a league the right way, this conversation is your blueprint. 💡 Key Takeaways League bylaws are Luke's non-negotiable number one rule for any dynasty league. He won't join a league that doesn't have them. In-season rule changes should require unanimous manager approval, not a simple majority. Luke enforces league dues on traded draft capital with a 24-hour commissioner-approval hold. Use max points for to determine draft order. Luke is firmly against trade vetoes and trade deadlines in dynasty leagues. Divisions, taxi stealing and draft lotteries are great ways to refresh a league. Conditional trades add creative flexibility but require careful commissioner tracking. Vetting new managers before they join a league matters more than filling a roster spot quickly. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – The Origin of "The BOAT" Brand 04:20 – Rookie Commish Lessons: The Jersey Payment Fiasco 07:56 – From First League to Full-Time Commissioner Content 10:22 – The Four Golden Rules & Building Your Bylaws 18:07 – Handling the Unexpected: COVID, Damar Hamlin & Mid-Season Rule Changes 21:38 – Enforcing Dues, Draft Order & the Bingo-Cage Lottery 27:49 – Thou Shalt Nots: Vetoes, No Trade Deadlines & Bad Trades vs. Collusion 35:01 – Building the Ideal League: Divisions, Scoring & Taxi Stealing 41:14 – Conditional Trades, Scoring Philosophy & Non-Starter Rules 53:45 – Changing Rules the Right Way 1:06:09 – Final Advice & Where to Find Luke 🔗 Links Mentioned Example Bylaws Follow Luke on Twitter/X Dynatyze Leaguesafe Fancred Jeff's Dynasty Rankings Follow Jeff on Twitter/X Footballguys 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E28
    July 28 · 1 hr 25 min

    Training Camp Storylines You Need to Watch with Dave Kluge

    Training camps are opening, which means a wave of information, misinformation, and takes that don't hold up. Dave Kluge (Footballguys, SiriusXM's High Stakes Advantage) is back for his second visit to Dynasty Compass to discuss which camp reports actually move the needle lets you buy discounted value before the market catches up and avoid overpaying for hype that fades by Week 1. Dave and Jeff break down how to read coach-speak, which beat reporters and resources are worth trusting, and the storyline archetypes — the Day 3 rookie, the injury-return prospect, the new-coaching-staff shakeup — that show up every summer. Then they go team by team through this year's biggest questions: Chicago, Philadelphia, the Rams, and backfields in Jacksonville, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Seattle, Arizona, and Tennessee. 💡 Key Takeaways Context beats headlines. Look up the question a coach was actually asked before reacting to the quote. Negative news is the real signal. Coaches have every incentive to praise players in July — it's when something negative leaks out that you should pay attention. New coaching staffs reset the depth chart. A regime with no history with a player is exactly where roles can shift fastest. Day 3 rookies are a low-probability, high-reward bet. Look for one transferable, specialized skill rather than "good at everything." Buy the injury discount. Players like Malik Nabers get priced down twice for the same known injury — that's a buying window, not new information. Set a price ceiling for camp hype. Decide in advance how far you'll chase a riser before you stop. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome back, Dave Kluge 05:46 – Reading coach speak, ignoring fluff, and learning who to trust 13:29 – Dave's 2026 Footballguys training camp reports 20:46 – Dave's own camp-hype fail: the Velus Jones lesson 23:28 – Archetypal storylines: Day 3 rookies, injury-return hype, and what gets a player on the field 34:23 – Training camp injuries, new coaching staffs & the Eagles and Rams tight end rooms 48:53 – Bears storyline: Caleb Williams' completion percentage under Ben Johnson 59:33 – Backfield roulette: Jacksonville, Indianapolis, and Kansas City 1:07:19 – More backfields: Tennessee, Seattle, and Arizona 1:13:14 – Having conviction, value shifts to watch, and where to find Dave 🔗 Links Mentioned Footballguys https://www.footballguys.com Footballguys Fantasy Football Show https://youtube.com/@footballguysfantasy Follow Dave on Twitter/X https://x.com/DaveKluge Dave's Dynasty Rankings https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/dave-kluge/duration/dynasty Jeff's Dynasty Rankings https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty Follow Jeff on Twitter/X https://x.com/jeffblaylock The Coachspeak Index https://www.thecoachspeakindex.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E27
    July 21 · 1 hr 13 min

    Why Dynasty Managers Need to Be Using AI with Ronnie Evans

    AI expert Ronnie Evans, founder of Goodguy.ai, joins Jeff to talk about how dynasty managers can actually use AI without handing over the decisions that still belong to them. Knowing where AI saves real time, and where it doesn't, keeps you from wasting money on the wrong tools or falling behind managers who've already figured it out. They also cover what league commissioners can automate, how content creators should and shouldn't use AI, and where the industry is headed next. 💡 Key Takeaways Pay for AI tools. Free versions are outdated technology, but $20 a month buys real power. Prompt AI like a professional analyst, not a chatbot. Use AI for coding, busywork like building spreadsheets and research. Don't rely on it for final decisions. Non-coders can now build their own dynasty tools with AI. Vet the builder before trusting an AI-powered tool. Commissioners can automate league questions and engagement tracking. Responsible use means disclosing your sources. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction & How AI Entered Fantasy Football 09:19 – How Fast Is AI Actually Moving? 15:23 – Building the Expo's AI Panel 18:45 – How Dynasty Managers Can Start Using AI 24:19 – Where AI Actually Saves You Time (and Where Credit Is Due) 30:10 – Building Your Own Tools With AI 35:38 – Inside the Scott Fish Bowl Tool Demo 43:18 – Evaluating the Flood of AI Tools 49:19 – AI for League Commissioners 56:16 – Defining Responsible Use of AI 1:02:12 – Where to Draw the Line (and the AI Arms Race) 1:08:13 – Wrap-Up: Takeaways, What's Next, Where to Find Ronnie 🔗 Links Mentioned Follow Ronnie on Twitter/X https://x.com/RonnieAEvans Follow Goodguy.ai on X https://x.com/goodguyai Goodguy.ai https://www.goodguy.ai/ Fantasy Football Expo https://thefantasyfootballexpo.com/ Follow Jeff on Twitter/X https://x.com/jeffblaylock Jeff's Dynasty Rankings https://www.footballguys.com/rankings/ranker/jeff-blaylock/duration/dynasty Footballguys https://www.footballguys.com 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E26
    July 14 · 1 hr 3 min

    Tiering Down Without Tearing Up with Mike "NerdBoi" Lamoureux

    JSN, Trey McBride, and De'Von Achane are locked in as first-round dynasty assets, primed to finish as a top producer at their position this year. Knowing when their value has actually peaked lets you sell before the market catches up. Dynasty Degens' Mike "NerdBoi" Lamoureux joins Jeff to discuss tiering down, a repeatable framework for building insulated trades where you send top-tier producers for rising assets plus draft capital. The strategy builds value whether you're rebuilding or trying to extend a championship window. The two also dig into specific tier-down targets at every position heading into the 2026 season. 💡 Key Takeaways Tiering down means trading a top-tier producer for a slightly lower-tier asset plus extra value. These draft picks or additional players on top of a lateral swap "insulate" the trade, reducing the risk that it doesn't work out. Selling a player right after his best season feels like giving up value, but that fear fades once you focus on what you're getting back rather than what you're giving up. Contract timelines are a key signal, since a player's second contract can mark the start of a decline in tradeable value. Wide receiver is the easiest position to tier down from, since production is more linear than at running back. A tiering-down strategy fits perennial contenders looking to extend their window, not just rebuilders trying to start over. Timing matters more than the asset itself, since waiting too long to sell can cost more value than the framework can recover. Specific 2026 targets span every position, from Emeka Egbuka and Zay Flowers at receiver to Tyler Warren and Kenyon Sadiq at tight end. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction 02:03 – What Is Tiering Down? 09:13 – Positional vs. Cross-Positional Trades 13:47 – Overcoming the Fear of Selling High 18:26 – Reading the Contract Clock 22:50 – A Strategy for Contenders, Not Just Rebuilders 29:55 – Timing Your Window and Learning From Misses 35:30 – Wide Receiver Targets 41:48 – Running Back Targets 48:52 – Tight End Targets 54:13 – Quarterback Targets 58:06 – Final Advice and Where to Find Mike 🔗 Links Mentioned Follow Mike on Twitter/X Follow Dynasty Degens on Twitter/X Dynasty Rewind YouTube Channel Jeff's Dynasty Rankings on Footballguys Follow Jeff on Twitter/X Footballguys 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E25
    July 7 · 1 hr 8 min

    Adding Defensive Stars to Your Dynasty League with Matt Montgomery

    IDP ("individual defensive players") has always been the side of fantasy football most dynasty managers skip, and Footballguys' Matt Montgomery says that's exactly where an edge is hiding. Understanding which defensive players to draft, how IDP scoring works, and how to introduce it to your league without chaos is what separates managers who dabble from those who dominate. In this episode, Jeff sits down with Matt for an IDP 101 conversation covering everything from the basics of defensive positions to startup draft strategy to the IDP Stock Market framework Matt uses to find risers and fallers every week. 💡 Key Takeaways IDP changes how you watch football because it unlocks the half of the game you've been ignoring. Start with "oatmeal" IDP scoring, 3-2-1 (sacks, big plays, tackles), as a starting point. Snap counts are the single best IDP research tool: 80–90% snap share means the stats will come. Linebackers are the RBs of your defense: consistent volume with upside. Add IDP gradually and build from there to keep your league fun. Go big-game hunting early in drafts, then manage conservatively through trades and waivers. IDP rookie drafts run 3–4 rounds deeper, and NFL draft capital is a reliable early-round signal. The biggest mistake IDP managers make is focusing only on the players with the best PR. ⏱️ Chapters / Timestamps 00:00 – What is IDP? 09:40 – How IDP scoring works (Matt's 3-2-1 explained) 16:14 – How IDP affects roster construction and pick value 24:02 – When to add IDP to an existing league vs. starting fresh 34:29 – Commissioner mistakes and how to avoid them 41:43 – Golden rules for IDP in an offense-first league 48:59 – Draft aggressive, manage conservative 54:09 – The IDP Stock Market series explained 01:00:20 – The biggest mistake IDP managers make & Matt's best advice 01:04:23 – Where to find Matt Montgomery 🔗 Links Mentioned Matt's articles on Footballguys Footballguys snap counts tool Footballguys Follow Matt on Twitter/X Dynasty Degens on YouTube Jeff's Dynasty Rankings on Footballguys: Follow Jeff on Twitter/X 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E24
    June 30 · 1 hr 18 min

    Buying Breakouts Before They Break Out with JJ Zachariason

    JJ Zachariason of Late Round QB joins Dynasty Compass to break down how he identifies Year 2 and Year 3 breakout candidates before the market catches on. Knowing which players are undervalued by the market is one of the most reliable edges you can have in dynasty, whether you're contending, rebuilding, or somewhere in between. JJ covers his ZAP Model, his new Market Score metric, and the specific players he's targeting right now heading into 2026. He also highlights that "too late" is earlier than we think. 💡 Key Takeaways How JJ defines a breakout analytically using ADP expectation, not just raw production What the ZAP Model predicts and why it's built around a player's first three NFL seasons How his new Market Score works and how dynasty managers can use it to find undervalued players Why dynasty managers are often too impatient with rookies, and when impatience is actually correct The signals JJ looks for at each position: mobility at QB, pass-catching at RB, per-route efficiency at WR and athleticism at TE How injuries factor into breakout evaluation, and why cost is the real variable JJ's 2026 breakout candidates at RB, WR, and TE, and when the buying window closes Why "too late" arrives earlier than most managers think The two pillars of dynasty success: production and market value ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome and Introduction 04:23 – The A-ha Moment in a Target Parking Lot 10:07 – Defining a Breakout 17:13 – Archetypes, Comps, and What the Market Misses 20:58 – Market Score: JJ's New Tool 28:17 – Cost Is Everything: Buying for Value, Not Ceiling 36:29 – Breakout Signals by Position 46:59 – Talent vs. Situation: What JJ Weighs More 54:58 – 2026 Breakout Candidates 01:09:04 – When to Buy, When to Sell 01:13:23 – The Most Common Mistake 🔗 Links Mentioned Late Round QB Follow JJ on Twitter/X Late Round QB on YouTube Jeff's Dynasty Rankings Follow Jeff on Twitter/X Footballguys 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E23
    June 25 · 1 hr 12 min

    Win Your Startup Draft with Pat Fitzmaurice

    Pat Fitzmaurice from FantasyPros joins Jeff Blaylock to break down how to approach a dynasty startup draft. First of all, have a real strategic plan before you go on the clock, and then stick to it. Jeff and Fitz cover positional priority, Superflex quarterback timing, TE premium math, and how to use in-draft trading to get your guys and avoid players you don't believe in. 💡 Key Takeaways Three strategic paths — Win now, year two, productive struggle — and how they shape every pick. Why dynasty-optimal value drives the first four to five rounds regardless of strategy. TE premium: the actual math on how much (or little) it boosts tight end value (hint: it's not 1.5x). Superflex QB timing: when to take your first and second quarterback and what happens when you wait too long. How to structure an in-draft trade, both moving up for a target and moving down when the board is flat. Why the biggest startup mistake is an incoherent roster. Fitz's Golden Rule: draft players you believe in. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – Introduction 03:52 – Startup draft mindset & prep 06:24 – The three strategic paths explained 10:03 – How strategy changes your picks by round 15:33 – Positional priorities in early rounds 22:08 – League settings' impacts on roster construction 28:28 – When to take quarterbacks, 1QB & Superflex 30:26 – TE premium: the math behind the myth 38:05 – Running backs: talent vs. opportunity 47:32 – In-draft trading: moving up, down, and why 01:00:03 – Golden rule: draft players you believe in 🔗 Links Mentioned FantasyPros Dynasty Football podcast Follow Pat Fitzmaurice on Twitter/X FantasyPros Jeff's Dynasty Rankings on Footballguys Follow Jeff on Twitter/X Footballguys 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E22
    June 9 · 1 hr 32 min

    Which One Is the 1? Finding Value When Nobody Can Read the Room

    The murkiest running back, wide receiver, and tight end rooms offer big dynasty value, if you know how to read them. Knowing how to evaluate a room instead of just a player lets you find value where others see noise, and avoid the moves that dynasty managers regret every season. Brian Hartman of Too Much Fantasy Football joins Jeff Blaylock to walk through his framework for murky situations and then get into the rooms themselves, from Pittsburgh's backfield to the Rams' TE depth chart to Chicago's WR room, where nobody is sure who is The One. 💡 Key Takeaways Evaluating a room, not just an individual player, can change which dynasty assets look cheap and which look like traps. The Pittsburgh backfield is one of the murkiest in the league. Brian gives Rico Dowdle a slight edge over Jaylen Warren in dynasty because of his ceiling. The Seattle situation with Jadarian Price is a cautionary tale about spending first-round picks on short-term situations, not the player's long-term value. The Washington Commanders have five running backs. None of them are must-owns, but Rachaad White may be the most interesting piece to acquire cheaply. Looking at the Bears' WR room, Brian would rather sell whichever of Luther Burden or Rome Odunze he can get the most value for, but not keep both. If he misses out on the elite TE options, Brian's spending his startup capital elsewhere and taking advantage of rookie values later. Terrance Ferguson is a dynasty buy right now despite the crowded Rams' TE room. His path to volume is clearer than his ADP suggests. Know your league before anything else: the murky situations that hurt you in a vacuum might be exactly the bet your specific league rewards. ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction: Rooms, Not Players 06:16 – Pittsburgh: Warren vs. Dowdle 13:13 – Cleveland: Judkins, Sampson and the QB Problem 22:28 – Seattle: Should You Pay for Jadarian Price? 26:59 – Houston: The Texans' Run Game Doesn't Excite Anyone 29:58 – Washington: Five Running Backs, No Clear Answer 34:36 – Wide Receivers: The Tier 2.5 Problem 40:26 – Chicago: Burden vs. Odunze 49:01 – Buffalo: DJ Moore's Value with Josh Allen 53:53 – Tight Ends: Punt the Position or Pay Up? 01:03:37 – The Rams' TE Room: Buy Terrance Ferguson 01:18:28 – Quarterbacks: Cleveland's Unsolvable Problem 01:27:51 – Overarching Advice for Murky Situations 🔗 Links Mentioned on the Show Too Much Fantasy Football on YouTube Too Much Movie Night on YouTube Follow Brian on Twitter/X Jeff's Dynasty Rankings, exclusively on Footballguys Follow Jeff on Twitter/X Footballguys 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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  • S2 · E21
    June 2 · 1 hr 15 min

    The Rookies We Got Wrong with Addison Hayes

    Fantasy analysts don't love admitting they got it wrong, but owning your misses is how you get better. Addison Hayes from Dynasty League Football walks through the players who scored highly in his Marker System but still busted in the NFL, breaking down what his model caught, what it missed, and what he's still learning. Jeff adds a few of his own misses, including that one trade he still regrets. 💡 Key Takeaways How the Marker System uses production, athleticism, and draft capital checkboxes to grade college prospects Corey Davis is the archetype for why small school production remains a persistent source of model error The N'Keal Harry List: what it is, why it exists, and who's on it in 2026 The Ladd McConkey List: the positive flip side, and why Makai Lemon is the only 2026 wide receiver on it Why Cam Akers and J.K. Dobbins are injury misses, not model failures Jeff's personal misses: Jalen Reagor, Zach Wilson, Henry Ruggs, and that Puka Nacua trade What the 2026 class's historically low average grade should tell dynasty managers heading into rookie drafts ⏱️ Chapters/Timestamps 00:00 – Why we need to talk about our misses 07:33 – Markers: production, athleticism & draft capital 16:41 – Adjustments to raw production that tell the real story 24:11 – Corey Davis and the small school problem 26:34 – N'Keal Harry and the advanced marker gap 28:55 – Cam Akers, J.K. Dobbins, and the injury caveat 33:23 – Jadarian Price and the CEH comparison 44:11 – Small school patterns and the zone-coverage signal 47:07 – Analytics vs. film: where each approach has blind spots 51:49 – Jeff's misses: Reagor, Darnold, Wilson, Ruggs, and Puka Nacua 57:51 – Lessons for dynasty managers and a warning for 2026 1:13:17 – Where to find Addison's work 🔗 Links Mentioned themarkersystem.com Dynasty League Football DLF YouTube Channel Follow Addison on Twitter/X Jeff's Dynasty Rankings on Footballguys Footballguys Follow Jeff on Twitter/X Dynasty Compass website 👍 Support the Show If you enjoy Dynasty Compass, please consider subscribing, leaving a five-star rating, and sharing the show with another dynasty manager. Reviews on Apple Podcasts help more dynasty players discover the show and help the Dynasty Compass community grow. Visit dynastycompass.com to learn more about the show.

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