The Late-Round Fantasy Football Podcast Late-Round Perspectives: Kyle Dvorchak
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Sep 26, 2025 Kyle Dvorchak, a seasoned Rotoworld analyst with a rich history at Player Profiler and Pro Football Focus, dives into the fantasy football landscape. He discusses Brian Thomas Jr.'s intriguing but inconsistent performance, assesses the Bengals' offense sans Joe Burrow, and analyzes the potential of rookie running backs. Kyle also proposes bold predictions, shares player preferences, and identifies key buy and sell candidates for the upcoming weeks. His insights are essential for fantasy enthusiasts wanting to stay ahead of the game.
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Don't Overreact To Early-Season Noise
- Kyle warns content creators and fans overreact to early-season small samples and stresses priors matter more than three games.
- He notes predictive power of rookie production historically, so balance current results with preseason beliefs.
Volume Still Trumps Ugly Metrics
- Kyle says Brian Thomas Jr. still earns volume and air share, which predicts fantasy value despite bad micro-stats this year.
- He rates BTJ moderately worried (6.5/10) but expects priors to carry weight for a reversal.
Backup QBs Can Crush Receiver Value
- Kyle assigns high concern to Bengals skill players with Jake Browning, especially Tee Higgins, because Browning limits difficult throws.
- He views Chase Brown as a hold because volume still matters despite poor offensive line and QB loss.