
Harris Fantasy Football Podcast Players We Might Be Wrong About!
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Aug 26, 2025 This discussion features Ben Gretch, a keen analyst behind the Stealing Signals Newsletter. The duo navigates the murky waters of fantasy football predictions, spotlighting players they might be misjudging. They tackle injury impacts, recent player news like Terry McLaurin's signing, and Joe Mixon's absence. With humor woven in, they emphasize the necessity for humility and adaptability in player evaluations amidst the NFL's unpredictable landscape.
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Holdouts Lower Early-Season Expected Value
- Terry McLaurin's holdout likely reduced his early-season ceiling but he remains a top-15 receiver in expected value.
- Christopher Harris prices in slow starts when players miss camp and moderates draft rank accordingly.
Delay Drafting Players On NFI/Short-Term Lists
- If a player is confirmed to start on NFI with a multi-week absence, draft them several rounds later than usual.
- Harris moved Joe Mixon down into the eighth round after the ankle/NFI news and recommends waiting on him.
Unknown Rookies Can Be Lower-Risk Values
- Rookies who are relatively unknown can be safer fantasy bets when incumbents are known quantities with limitations.
- Harris suggests Woody Marks' unknown role could make him preferable to known Texans backups.

