Munaf and Rod get you ready for NFL Fantasy season that is right around the corner.

📌 Late-round focus: Target players with upside in Rounds 12–15, especially in deeper leagues.

📌 Christian Kirk (ADP 144): Poised to benefit from Nico Collins coverage in Houston's high-powered offense.

📌 Trevor Lawrence (ADP 124): Under Liam Cohen’s coordination, Lawrence is set for a rebound season.

📌 Hollywood Brown (ADP 146): With Kansas City's shaky WR room, he could fill in crucial volume behind Kelce.

📌 Jake Ferguson (ADP 135): Expected to remain Dak Prescott’s key short-yardage and red zone target.

📌 Kyle Pitts (ADP 149): May finally break out with QB stability, 602 yards and 4 TDs in 2023 is encouraging.

📌 Nick Chubb (ADP 162): Could see red zone and short-yardage work in Houston alongside Joe Mixon.

📌 Rico Dowdle (ADP 155): Carolina’s committee could mirror Philly’s dual RB success, offering strong value.

📌 Justice Hill (ADP 178): Baltimore pass-catching back with 383 receiving yards and red-zone appeal.

📌 Adam Thielen (ADP 167): Despite age, led Panthers with 615 yards and 5 TDs in 10 games last season.

📌 Daniel Jones (ADP 194): Insurance for injury-prone Anthony Richardson; dual-threat upside.

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   Podcast Launch Context: Munaf and Rod reunite, outlining weekly podcast structure, recording after injury reports for relevance. Rod will lead content direction and fantasy angles .

   
   


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   Player Evaluation Philosophy: Rather than covering elite players, they dive into RB2, WR3, and flex spot dilemmas that are often league-deciding .

   
   


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   Christian Kirk (WR, Texans): Cited as a value add due to 2022’s 8 TD, 1000-yard season and opportunity created by Tank Dell’s injury. Munaf projects 900+ yards and 6+ TD potential .

   
   


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   Trevor Lawrence (QB, Jaguars): Highlighted for late-round upside under new OC Liam Cohen. Previous two 4000+ yard seasons and expected offensive jump cited .

   
   


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   Hollywood Brown (WR, Chiefs): High ceiling WR in KC’s uncertain pass-catching hierarchy. Previous 1000-yard season and potential rise amid possible Rashee Rice suspension noted .

   
   


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   Jake Ferguson (TE, Cowboys): With 86 targets and 5 TDs last year, he's expected to repeat as Dak’s secondary outlet behind Lamb .

   
   


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   Kyle Pitts (TE, Falcons): Once a top-tier pick, his 602 yards/4 TDs in 2023 hint at resurgence with Michael Penix or Kirk Cousins leading the offense .

   
   


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   Nick Chubb (RB, Texans): Post-injury bounce-back candidate, formerly a 5.1 YPC career rusher. Expected to compete with Mixon, especially for goal-line usage .

   
   


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   Rico Dowdle (RB, Panthers): After 1,079 yards in Dallas, he's a strong flex stash candidate alongside Chuba Hubbard in Carolina's run-heavy setup .

   
   


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    Justice Hill (RB, Ravens): 383 receiving yards and 3 TDs makes him a strong PPR bench option behind Derrick Henry .

    
    


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    Adam Thielen (WR, Panthers): 615 yards/5 TDs in 10 games; Rod believes another 1000-yard season is likely with Bryce Young growth .

    
    


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    Daniel Jones (QB, Colts): A speculative stash in case of another Anthony Richardson injury. Adds rushing upside and comeback potential .

    
    


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    Chigoziem Okonkwo (TE, Titans): Fourth in team targets last year; potential security blanket for new QB Cam Ward .

    
    


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    Devin Neal (RB, Saints): Rookie stash in a murky RB room with Kamara possibly moved; ADP 210 offers low-risk flier appeal .

    
    


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    Wan’Dale Robinson (WR, Giants): 140 targets in 2023 with just 699 yards; Rod anticipates a production spike with Russell Wilson .

    
    


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    Raheem Mostert (RB, Raiders): Chip Kelly offense + rookie RB Ashton Jeanty = opportunity for veteran change-of-pace and red-zone role .

    
    

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