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EARLY ADP Chasing w/ Pat Kerrane & Sam Sherman

·1 hr 27 min·5 clips

Drake May is the quarterback they say has Justin Herbert traits and rushing upside.

1. The SportsGrid Fantasy Football Show episode focuses on early ADP chasing in the fantasy football offseason. 2. Pat Corain, Davis Matic, and Sam Sherman lead the conversation, and Hayden Winks' default rankings are mentioned as the baseline they are reacting to. 3. The episode exists to identify where Underdog drafters are moving too fast on rookies and where veteran prices still lag behind recent news. 4. The first long debate centers on Rashee Rice, whose late-season usage, ankle issue, and possible target competition in Kansas City shape the argument. 5. Travis Kelce enters that Chiefs discussion because the hosts note that Rice's targets dropped in the Dolphins, Bills, Ravens, and 49ers games. 6. The guests also discuss whether Kansas City can improve by adding a capable wide receiver such as Roman Wilson, Darnell Mooney, or Marquise Brown. 7. Sam LaPorta becomes the next major topic after the hosts question whether his tight end ADP is justified. 8. The LaPorta discussion compares him directly with Trey McBride, Mark Andrews, and Brock Bowers, while also bringing up Marvin Harrison Jr., Isaiah Likely, and the idea of target share pressure. 9. Drake London and Kyle Pitts lead the Falcons portion, with the crew tying both players' fantasy value to the team's quarterback answer. 10. Kirk Cousins, Justin Fields, JJ McCarthy, and Desmond Ritter all come up as possible solutions or non-solutions in Atlanta. 11. The episode spends real time on J.J. McCarthy's profile, including his 8 rushing touchdowns on 161 rushing attempts and the concern that he is being drafted ahead of Drake May in some formats. 12. Drake May draws the strongest praise, with the hosts comparing him to Justin Herbert and highlighting a left-handed throw while being sacked. 13. They also point to May's rushing production, big arm, and willingness to take chances as reasons his fantasy ceiling can stay high even in a weak landing spot. 14. Jayden Daniels gets a more skeptical treatment, with one speaker comparing him to Will Levis and another noting that his body and hit-taking raise real durability questions. 15. The Daniels discussion still acknowledges top-five quarterback fantasy upside if his rushing translates, especially in best ball formats. 16. Marvin Harrison Jr. comes up as a prospect with elite production at Ohio State, but the hosts compare him to Ja'Marr Chase and ask whether his current ADP has already priced in too much perfection. 17. The tone is conversational and argumentative, with Pat Corain, Davis Matic, and Sam Sherman interrupting each other and revisiting the same player tiers from multiple angles. 18. The format is a live ADP debate rather than a formal interview, and it moves quickly between players, landing spots, and tournament-drafting strategy. 19. Listeners who draft fantasy football best balls and track rookie ADP will get the most value here. 20. Listeners wanting polished team previews or a single-player breakdown may skip it.

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