Out the Womb with Patrick Claybon and Post-Hype All Stars with Patrick Daughtery
Jul 25, 2024
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NFL analysts Patrick Claybon and Patrick Daugherty discuss post-hype fantasy sleepers and training camp news, including updates on Brandon Aiyuk, Tua Tagovailoa, and Daniel Jones. They also highlight fantasy players whose shine has worn off and share early contenders for the best training camp quotes.
In-depth coverage of NFL training camp news, highlighting player statuses and team dynamics.
Insights on fantasy football sleepers and players with post-hype potential for the upcoming season.
Evaluation of top wide receivers like Stefon Diggs and T. Higgins based on fantasy value and performance trends.
Discussion on the importance of coaching staff decisions and implications for team success in the NFL.
Deep dives
T. Higgins: A Consistent Performer with Undervalued ADP
T. Higgins, despite being the 14th wide receiver last year, is now ranked 30th due to a slight dip in performance and health issues. With Tyler Boyd's departure and potential for increased targets, Higgins is poised for a solid season, benefiting from a strong opportunity in the Bengal's offense.
George Pickens: Potential Upside and Value in Steelers' Offense
George Pickens showcases significant potential in the Steelers' offense despite lingering doubts about the team's situation. With increased opportunities and a promising connection with quarterbacks like Russell Wilson, Pickens offers value as a post-hype sleeper with room for growth.
Stefon Diggs: Elite Wide Receiver Talent at a Discounted ADP
Ranked 4th last year and 23rd this year, Stefon Diggs remains a top talent amidst concerns of decreased target share. With proven ability to excel on the field, Diggs represents a valuable option at his current ADP, offering upside potential and consistent performance.
Deontay Johnson: A Reliable and Undervalued Receiver
Deontay Johnson, with a consistent target share and reliability in the Steelers' offense, presents as a post-type sleeper at wide receiver. Despite concerns about the team's overall performance, Johnson's skill set and opportunity to be a primary target make him a valuable fantasy option.
Jamison Williams and Quentin Johnston: Emerging Talents with Fantasy Potential
Jamison Williams showcases promise after impactful performances, while Quentin Johnston offers potential as a post-hype sleeper despite prior setbacks. Williams' strong showing in critical games and improved health signal a bright future, while Johnston's growth and development demonstrate fantasy value, making them both intriguing options for fantasy rosters.
Nick Sirianni's Accountability in Coaching Staff Selection
As the head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, Nick Sirianni might face criticism for decisions made by upper management regarding his coaching staff. Despite not selecting his own offensive coordinator and defensive coordinator, Sirianni could still be held accountable if the team underperforms. In a situation where the head coach doesn't have full control over staff selections, the organization may prioritize team success over individual preferences.
Player Quotes Adding Entertainment to Team Dynamics
Jamar Chase's playful refusal to mention Patrick Mahomes as the top player in the league brings a light-hearted and competitive element to player interactions. Through such banter and friendly rivalry, players like Chase inject humor and personal dynamics into the football landscape, enhancing the entertainment value of team relationships and interactions during interviews and discussions.
Gregg Rosenthal is joined by Patrick Claybon to get you caught up on news from training camps around the NFL including Bradon Aiyuk holding in and Trent Williams holding out of 49ers camp (4:00), Tua Tagovailoa's status to start Dolphins camp (7:12), Daniel Jones being cleared for first-team reps at Giants camp (9:05) and. After the break, Patrick Daugherty joins the show to talk fantasy players to target whose shine has worn off (21:35). Gregg and Patrick wrap up the show with early contenders for the best quotes from the early stages of training camp (45:35).
