Dynasty Nerds Podcast | Dynasty Fantasy Football

Chicago might be the most fantasy-friendly breakout factory of 2026, and Garret Price and Andrew Mott are planting their flags early. This episode runs through six breakout bets, from young ascending quarterbacks to a contender-only veteran RB swing, with clear reasons why these situations could spike in a big way.

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Andrew’s favorite breakout is Rome Odunze, pointing to an early 2025 hot start before a stress fracture derailed the season. With DJ Moore gone, plus Luther Burden and Colston Loveland helping consolidate targets in a Ben Johnson offense, the ceiling is back on the table. Garret doubles down with Caleb Williams, calling for a second leap from QB6 into a year where top-three finishes become the regular outcome, especially if efficiency climbs with weapons like D'Andre Swift.

Andrew swings on Cam Ward improving with better coaching and Carnell Tate in Tennessee. Garret calls Omarion Hampton a potential RB3 overall type outcome in the right run-heavy environment. The deep value TE bet is Chigoziem Okonkwo in Washington, and the contender-only hammer is David Montgomery, a cheap buy who could climb on red zone volume.

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00:00 Start

01:08 Rome Odunze

05:38 Caleb Williams

10:41 Cam Ward

15:25 Omarion Hampton

19:15 Chigoziem Okonkwo

25:36 David Montgomery
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Welcome back into the Dynasty Nerds podcast as Garret Price and Andrew Mott complete the offseason circle—after buy targets, it’s time to talk sells. And they’re clear up front: “sell” doesn’t mean a player is bad. It’s about price, roster build, and whether you can pivot within a tier without sacrificing your title chances.

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Andrew opens with Trevor Lawrence as a classic “tier-down” candidate. The market is pricing him like a top-10 dynasty QB off a scorching 2025 second half, but the guys argue the gap between Lawrence and steady producers like Purdy, Dak, Nix, or Goff isn’t big enough to justify the premium. The ideal move is staying in the same QB tier while adding a throw-in on top.

Garret brings the heat with Trey McBride—not because he’s not elite, but because he might be at peak value. The argument: if you can flip McBride into Brock Bowers, you take the better long-term target environment. McBride’s situation carries more “yellow flags” (changing offense, more target competition, potential QB shifts, and a run-game emphasis) that could shave his weekly edge and turn a “$1” asset into an “$0.85” asset quickly.

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00:00 Start

01:41 Sell Trevor Lawrence

05:30 Sell Trey McBride

11:47 Sell Christian McCaffery

17:01 Sell DeVonta Smith

21:48 Sell Kyren Williams

27:07 Sell Lamar Jackson
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Rich Dotson, Matt O'Hara, and Garret Price roll into their first post-draft episode with one mission: lock in a Superflex, TE-premium rookie consensus—and call out the traps before rookie fever wrecks your board.

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The big takeaway is simple: this class is thin, and after the early tier, drafts turn into a “shake the bag and pick a name” free-for-all. The guys break down why Jeremiah Love still sits atop the board after going top-three NFL draft capital, while Carnell Tate and Fernando Mendoza form the key pivot point depending on team needs and how you value long-term insulation at QB.

From there, it’s a knife fight between upside receivers like Makai Lemon, Jordyn Tyson, and KC Concepcion, plus the “flip him for a future first” crowd led by Jadarian Price. They also debate how much tape should outweigh situation with Omar Cooper Jr., and why the next cluster—Eli Stowers, Ty Simpson, Kenyon Sadiq, and Denzel Boston—is more about survivability and trade windows than certainty.

00:00:00 Start

00:08:26 Jeremiyah Love

00:10:01 Carnell Tate

00:13:31 Fernando Mendoza

00:21:11 Makai Lemon, Jordyn Tyson, KC Concepcion

00:25:33 Jadarian Price

00:32:02 Omar Cooper Jr.

00:37:38 FFPC

00:39:15 Eli Stowers, Ty Simpson, Kenyon Sadiq, Denzel Boston

00:45:45 Jonah Coleman, Ted Hurst, Antonio Williams, De'Zhaun Stribling, Germie Bernard, Chris Bell

00:53:11 Malachi Fields

00:53:59 The Rest of the Rankings

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Welcome to the Dynasty Nerds Fantasy Football Podcast as Rich Dotson, “Handsome Matt,” and “Gorgeous Garret” dig into Superflex startup ADP to find where the market is sharp—and where it’s completely losing the plot.

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The crew breaks down a top-12 that includes Josh Allen at 1, Bijan Robinson at 2, and Drake Maye at 3—then gets spicy when Jeremiah Love shows up at 9 overall. The consensus: rookie fever is one thing, but paying first-round startup prices for a back without proven “can’t miss” insulation is a massive bet. They also call out the head-scratcher of Trey McBride being drafted ahead of Brock Bowers, especially given Bowers’ target competition and quarterback upgrade.

As they move through rounds three and four, Christian McCaffrey becomes the “win now or bust” fork in the road. If you’re drafting CMC there, you’re consciously trading away multi-year value for a title shot. In round four, Chase Brown is the name that gets labeled as the biggest “doesn’t belong” pick—productive, sure, but viewed as a short-term RB profile being priced like a foundational piece. Meanwhile, the group keeps circling value in younger quarterbacks and receivers who can hold or gain value as the 2027 rookie class pushes older assets down the board.

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00:00 Start

01:51 Round 1 ADP

04:38 Round 2 ADP

20:39 FFPC

22:11 Round 3 ADP

30:26 Round 4 ADP

39:20 Rest of the ADP
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Welcome back to the Dynasty Nerds podcast as Garret Price and Andrew Mott jump into a superflex, tight end premium startup mock with one goal: show you how wildly different team builds can look when you draft with a plan.

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Andrew leans into a youth movement, prioritizing long term value insulation at quarterback and wide receiver. That approach highlights why grabbing cornerstone QBs like Drake Maye early can set a roster up for years, even if the running back room looks thin at first. The idea is simple: stack flexible assets, then trade into production when the window opens.

Garret takes a win now approach, emphasizing immediate points with premium positions and weekly ceilings, including Trey McBride and Jalen Hurts. The conversation also touches on how the market is reacting to running back scarcity, pushing backs up boards even in superflex formats. If you are drafting soon, this mock gives a clear snapshot of current ADP trends and the leverage points to attack.

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0:00 Start

02:37 Rounds 1-5

19:22 Rounds 6-10

35:14 Rounds 11-14
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