Sep 4, 2026 · 1h 7m
Fantasy analysts find value beyond the obvious draft picks
The Best Players Nobody is Talking About Before Your Draft
The episode tests whether overlooked roles, discounts, and late-round contingencies can produce an edge before fantasy drafts begin.
- 1Breece Hall, Tee Higgins, Chris Godwin, and Tetairoa McMillan emerge as overlooked players with paths to meaningful fantasy value.
- 2Drake Maye and Bo Nix offer late quarterback appeal through rushing production, improved support, and stable offensive environments.
- 3The late-round targets prioritize cheap roster spots that could become valuable if injuries or depth-chart changes open starting roles.
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The Glansberg draft forces the hosts to rank Godwin, Maye, Hall, Higgins, McMillan, and others in a playful but revealing value debate.
The brief
The hosts frame the episode around overlooked fantasy value, then weigh discounted veterans, young starters, and late-round dart throws against the players dominating draft conversation.
Breece Hall gets the strongest early case: an improved Jets offensive line, versatile usage, and a favorable schedule could make his current cost look too low.
Tee Higgins, Chris Godwin, and Tetairoa McMillan each carry a different discount, but the hosts see reliable roles and target potential beneath the uncertainty.
Drake Maye and Bo Nix headline the late-quarterback discussion, while inexpensive options such as Caleb Johnson and Terrence Ferguson offer contingency value.
The Glansberg draft turns the player evaluations into a comic ranking exercise, exposing which supposed sleepers the hosts trust most when forced to choose.
The episode closes with listener mail about the chemistry of perms and a brief warning about the Clippers’ costly Kawhi Leonard trade.