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The Hottest of QBs and RBs ADP

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Justin Fields is projected for 1,000 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns, which the hosts treat as league-winning upside.

The show opens hot. It starts with shoutouts, a plug for a YouTube segment built around one player at a time, and a reminder that the crew would rather talk like friends than just grind through mock drafts. The energy stays loose, rude, and very on brand. They also talk about the expo and point out that most of the conversations there were not even about fantasy football. That detour matters because it shows how this crew thinks. They like the draft, the gossip, the bad jokes, and the random stuff around the draft almost as much as the rankings themselves. Then the backfield argument starts to sharpen. Miles Sanders gets framed as a possible workhorse who could finally cash in on a perfect situation and stack up catches. The room treats that projection like common sense, not a hot take. Chuba Hubbard shows up as the next guy up, and the point is basically that he did not do much when he got the reins. Joe Mixon then takes center stage. The crew says he has cleared the offseason bullshit that hung over him and might see his ADP rise a bit, but they still think the market is leaving him too cheap. They keep hammering the same point. Mixon is still Mixon, and his strong production last year plus the fact that he has been fantastic for the last couple of years make him look like a third-round value rather than a problem. The talk stays blunt. There is very little polite hedging when they think a player is underpriced. Instead, they pile on with the kind of certainty that only comes from being burned, winning, and being burned again. The closing stretch drops into the show's usual late-night rhythm. They joke about being tired and hungry, then swing through the social handles and sign off with the same messy affection they brought in. It feels like a draft-room argument that never bothered to put on a clean shirt.

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A blunt draft-room take on Miles Sanders, Joe Mixon, and where their prices stand.

The Filthy Fantasy Football Show keeps this one centered on draft values, and it is pretty direct about where it lands. Miles Sanders gets a strong workhorse case, with the hosts treating him as a fit for the offense and leaning on a 50-catch role to make him look like a great…

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