Locked On Fantasy Football – Daily NFL Fantasy Football Podcast · Locked On Podcast Network, Michelle Magdziuk, Vinnie Iyer

BIGGEST FANTASY RISKS to go BUST after 2026 NFL Draft: Cam Skattebo, Tony Pollard, Xavier Worthy & MORE

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Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy are the Chiefs' biggest wide receiver risk cases.
1. Locked On Fantasy Football focuses on the biggest fantasy risks to lose jobs after the 2026 NFL Draft. 2. Michelle Majuk hosts the show and uses draft positions, contracts, and efficiency stats to explain role security. 3. The episode asks which starters should fear rookie replacements at running back, wide receiver, tight end, and quarterback. 4. Cam Skattebo and Tony Pollard lead the running back list because the Giants own pick No. 5 and the Titans own pick No. 4. 5. Jeremiah Love is the rookie back most directly connected to those first-round landing spots. 6. Skattebo's case rests on 0.4 yards before contact per attempt, a 50% stuff rate, and a prior injury. 7. Pollard's concern is that Tennessee ranked third fewest in rushing yards per game and still may not solve the run game with one rookie. 8. Chuba Hubbard is discussed as another back who could lose his job if Carolina drafts early. 9. Rachaad White is mentioned as a possible Commanders addition, but the larger point is that Washington could upgrade at running back too. 10. Rayshawn? no, Bayshall Tootin, Jordan Mason, and Aaron Jones are added as other backs whose roles could shrink. 11. The Chiefs wide receivers Rashee Rice and Xavier Worthy are presented as fragile fantasy assets for different reasons. 12. Rice's availability is questioned because of a domestic violence case, a prior six-game suspension, and a 2024 ACL injury. 13. Worthy's profile is challenged by 532 receiving yards, one touchdown, and 38 receiving yards per game across two NFL seasons. 14. Zay Flowers is framed as a good receiver who may not be a true wide receiver one if Baltimore drafts help. 15. Romeo Doubs is described as a poor fit for New England if the Patriots leave the draft with him atop the depth chart. 16. Cade Otton, Brenton Strange, and Hunter Henry are the tight ends highlighted as vulnerable to rookie competition. 17. The tone is analytical and fantasy-focused, with Majuk repeatedly comparing draft capital, injuries, and efficiency numbers. 18. The format is a solo host breakdown with sponsor reads and a transition from running backs to receivers, tight ends, and quarterback. 19. Listen if you follow dynasty, redraft, or draft-season fantasy strategy. 20. Skip if you want game recaps or non-fantasy NFL news.
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