Dynasty HeatSeekers

Bryce & Anthony are back in week 6 of the 2022 season to talk about Dynasty players that will bounce back from injury or rough starts to the fantasy season! Championships are the goal and we are here to help you get them! #dynastyfootball #dynastyfootballtrades #fantasyfootballtrades #2022dynastyfantasyfootball #dynastytrades #dynastytradetargets #fantasyfootballtradetargets #week6 #fantasyfootballweek6

Bryce & Anthony are back in week 4 of the 2022 season to talk about Dynasty strategies to save your 0-3 teams. What do you need to do to turn it all around? #dynastyfootball #dynastyfootballtrades #fantasyfootballtrades #2022dynastyfantasyfootball #dynastytrades #dynastytradetargets #fantasyfootballtradetargets

Bryce & Anthony are back in week 3 of the 2022 season to talk about Dynasty Trade targets that you want to try and acquire now before their dynasty value rises in the coming weeks! #dynastyfootball #dynastyfootballtrades #fantasyfootballtrades #2022dynastyfantasyfootball #dynastytrades #dynastytradetargets #fantasyfootballtradetargets

Bryce & Anthony are back in week 2 of the 2022 NFL Fantasy Football Season to talk about the week 1 studs & duds, or as Leone puts it, Flames & Shames! #2022fantasyfootball #week2fantasyfootball #fantasyfootballadvice #fantasyfootballpodcast www.rotoheat.com

Bryce & Leone give you their undervalued running backs for the upcoming fantasy season!

Leone and guest host @RotoHeatBrad talk about some of their undervalued wide receivers, check it out and find some guys you can target to win your leagues!

Bryce & Leone talk through their regression candidates for the upcoming fantasy season.

Bryce & Anthony get you, players they see as breakout candidates, guys you'll want to target if you're looking to take that next step or keep your championship hopes alive! For all our rankings, head over to www.rotoheat.com!

Rick, Bryce and Anthony give you 1-player per position each that you should trade for ASAP in your dynasty fantasy football leagues. These players are for the most part values that you can attain via trades for minimal costs. Each analyst has one player per position to give you a valuable player to attain at a suppressed cost. #DynastyTradeTargets #FantasyTrades #DynastyTrades #FantasyFootballPodcast

Bryce, Anthony and Brad draft the 1st round of a 2022 Rookie Mock Draft. This draft will be of the 1QB variety and will feature each analyst picking 4 players and sharing their thoughts on them. #2022MockDraft #RookieMockDraft #2022RookieRankings

The Dynasty HeatSeekers return to talk about 2022 Running Backs. Do team swaps mean anything for guys like Chase Edmonds, Raheem Mostert, Marlon Mack, Damien Williams, D'Onta Foreman, or Ronald Jones? Who are the best running backs not named Jonathan Taylor? Which running backs should be targeted in dynasty trades right now? All of this and more on this episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers. #DynastyFantasyFootball #RunningBackRankings #DynastyRunningBacks #RBRankings #DynastyRB #JonathanTaylor #ChristianMcCaffrey

We talked about how the 2022 offseason has been crazy in last week's episode about QBs. The same can be said about WRs after we saw many change teams via trades. Davante Adams is now a Raider. Tyreek Hill is now a Dolphin. Amari Cooper joins the Browns and Allen Robinson the Rams. The Chiefs added JuJu Smith-Schuster, the Titans added Robert Woods, and the Jaguars signed Christian Kirk to a huge contract. There are many less-notables that also moved, but how do these seven WRs affect the fantasy landscape in 2022?

It is not just backups switching teams during the 2022 offseason. Superstars like Russell Wilson & Deshaun Watson have too. How does this affect dynasty values? As mentioned, Russell Wilson was traded to the Denver Broncos, Deshaun Watson to the Cleveland Browns, and we also saw Carson Wentz traded to the Commanders, with Matt Ryan traded to the Colts. On top of that, Mitchell Trubisky signed with the Steelers, and Marcus Mariota signed with the Atlanta Falcons. How do these moves affect the players on their new teams and the ones left behind when it comes to dynasty fantasy football?

I wanted to do a multipart series breaking down a few landing spots that would move the needle for me from a fantasy football perspective. I will look at these teams on an intimate level and take into account team needs, financials, and trends from the current regime.

The RotoHeat rookie profile and NFL outlook for upcoming rookie running back Kenneth Walker III who is set to be drafted in the 2022 NFL Draft.

With the 2022 NFL Draft approaching, will Kenneth Walker III be one of the first 3 running backs drafted? Kenneth Walker attended Arlington High School in Tennessee. Here he rushed for 3,485 yards and 41 touchdowns. After he finished college, Kenneth Walker committed to Wake Forest University for his college career. After committing to Wake Forest University, Kenneth Walker played for the Demon Deacons for two seasons, in 2019 and 2020. He rushed for 1,158 yards on 217 rushes to go with 17 touchdowns. He only caught 6 passes for 47 yards in those two seasons. After the 2020 season, Kenneth Walker decided to transfer from Wake Forest to Michigan State University, where he became the starter right away. In the 2021 season, Walker rushed the ball 263 times, totaling 1,636 rushing yards and 18 rushing scores. He added 13 catches for 89 yards and a single receiving touchdown. Due to his very strong junior season, Kenneth Walker was awarded the Doak Walker Award as the top college running back in the nation. He also received the Walter Camp Player of the Year Award.

The RotoHeat rookie profile and NFL outlook for upcoming rookie quarterback Matt Corral who is set to be drafted in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Matt Corral has been all over the Mock Draft boards over the past year. Will he remain a 1st Round selection? It all began at Oaks Christian High School in California for Matt Corral and his football career. However, before completing high school he decided to transfer to Long Beach Polytechnic High School, also in California. At the high school level, Matt Corral had a total of over 11,000 yards and 123 touchdowns, before ultimately graduating and originally committing to first University of Southern Carolina (USC), then the University of Florida before eventually ending up committing to the University of Mississippi. In his first season at Ole Miss, Matt Corral was a backup and got to play in four games, essentially redshirting the year, before becoming the starter in 2019. In his four years at the University of Mississippi Matt Corral completed 612 of 910 passes (67.3%) for 8,281 passing yards and 57 passing touchdowns to 23 interceptions. Corral also rushed the ball 334 times for 1,338 yards and 18 rushing scores. In his final game for Ole Miss, the 2022 Sugar Bowl against Baylor University, Matt Corral suffered an ankle sprain early in the game and had to be carted off. He later received news that there was no long-term damage to his ankle.

Breaking down Cincinnati RB Jerome Ford. Is Rookie RB Jerome Ford the Day Three RB to Target in this 2022 NFL Draft Class?

Jerome Ford played at Alabama in 2018 and 2019. Over the two years, he rushed for 151 yards on 31 carries with three touchdowns. In 2020, he transferred to the University of Cincinnati. In 23 for the Bearcats, Ford totaled 1,802 yards rushing on 288 carries, with 271 receiving yards and 29 touchdowns. His best season came in his 2021 season, in which he totaled 1,539 total yards and 21 touchdowns.

The RotoHeat rookie profile and NFL outlook for upcoming rookie quarterback Malik Willis who is set to be drafted in the 2022 NFL Draft.

The start of Malik Willis' college career can be filed away under “not great, Bob”. In his freshman and sophomore season, where he attended Auburn, he only attempted 14 passes, completing 11 of them for 69 yards and 1 touchdown. However, before his junior season, Malik Willis entered the transfer portal and ended up at Liberty University. This ended up being a terrific move by Willis who played 23 games for the Flames. In two seasons at Liberty, Malik Willis completed 377 passes of 604 attempts for 5,107 passing yards and 47 touchdowns to only 17 interceptions. On top of the passing work, Malik Willis showed his ability as a dual-threat quarterback, rushing for 1,822 yards on 338 carries and 27 touchdowns.

Desmond Ridder attended St. Xavier High School in Louisville, Kentucky. As a senior, Ridder passed for 1,319 yards and nine touchdowns. In addition, he led the team in rushing with 668 yards and scored 12 touchdowns. Ridder was rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and a three-star recruit by 24/7 Sports. He committed to play college football at the University of Cincinnati. Ridder appeared in 50 games for the Bearcats over four seasons. In those 50 contests, Ridder completed 810 of his 1,304 passes, (62.1%) for 10,239 yards and 87 touchdowns. In addition to his production in the passing game, Desmond Ridder totaled 2,180 rushing yards and scored 28 touchdowns on 501 career carries. His best season came in his 2021 season, in which he totaled 3,334 passing yards, 30 touchdowns and only 8 interceptions.

Breaking down Cincinnati QB Desmond Ridder. Is Desmond Ridder a First Round QB in the 2022 NFL Draft?

Breaking down USC WR Drake London. Is top Rookie Wide Receiver in the cards for Drake London at the 2022 NFL Draft?

Jerrion Ealy attended Jackson Preparatory School in Flowood, Mississippi. While in high school, he played football, baseball, and ran on the track team. According to 247sports.com, Ealy was a high-end baseball prospect and had some good track numbers. He was a 5-star recruit that had received offers from Alabama, Clemson, Auburn, and Mississippi State. Ealy would turn them down and enroll at Ole Miss. Jerrion Ealy would play in 12 games in his freshman season, rushing 104 times for 722 yards and 6 touchdowns. In his sophomore season, Ealy would carry the ball 147 times for 745 yards and 9 scores. In his junior season, Ealy would rush 133 times and gained 770 yards while adding 5 scores on the ground. He was also able to add 67 receptions for 545 yards and 4 additional touchdowns through the air during those 33 games.

I wanted to do a multipart series breaking down a few landing spots that would move the needle for me from a fantasy football perspective. I will look at these teams on an intimate level and take into account team needs, financials, and trends from the current regime.

The RotoHeat rookie profile and NFL outlook for upcoming rookie Running Back Breece Hall who is set to be drafted in the 2022 NFL Draft.

Breece Hall, a two-sport athlete from Wichita, Kansas, played football and basketball at Wichita Northwest high school. Breece Hall was a consensus 4-star running back that gained a total of 4,209 rushing yards on 421 carries. While averaging 10 yards per rush and 168 yards per game. He was able to see the end zone 61 times on the ground and 74 times total. After receiving several scholarships from schools such as Nebraska, Michigan, and Ole Miss, Breece Hall decided to take his talents to Arizona State University. Breece Hall was a part of the 2019 recruiting class for the Arizona State Cyclones, and by mid-season, he was given a chance to make an impact as a true freshman. With season totals of 897 rushing yards and 9 rushing touchdowns on 4.8 yards per carry, Hall proved he was primed for a bigger workload. Not to forget about his receiving numbers, Hall was able to bring in 23 catches with 252 receiving yards and 1 touchdown. It was due to his proven versatility that Hall was named 2nd Team All-Big 12 as a true freshman. As a sophomore, He gained a season total of 1,572 rushing yards on 279 carries. He was also able to put up 21 rushing touchdowns as well. While leading the FBS in rushing, he was named Big 12 Conference Player of the Year and First Team Big 12. To cap off Hall's breakout season, he was the first unanimous All-American in Arizona State school history. As a junior, Hall continued to add to his dominance, gaining over 1,000 yards again with 1,472 respectfully while scoring another 20 touchdowns on the ground and having 3 receiving scores on 36 catches. After three successful seasons, Hall would officially announce that he's entering the 2022 NFL Draft via Twitter on December 18, 2021. Hall should be considered a top rookie running back in this year's draft.

A look at how James Cook could emerge as the top pass-catching running back in the 2022 NFL Draft Bio James Cook, brother of NFL running back Dalvin Cook, was born and raised in Miami Florida. He attended the prestigious Miami Northwestern, as well as Miami Central High School, where he was a 4-star recruit. […]

James Cook, brother of NFL running back Dalvin Cook, was born and raised in Miami Florida. He attended the prestigious Miami Northwestern, as well as Miami Central High School, where he was a 4-star recruit. Cook was rated the #3 all-purpose in the nation back by 247Sports, earning him top honors among all other Florida running backs. Among all other high school prospects, Cook came in at #96, making him one of the top RBs in the nation. He received offers from 16 Division-1 schools, including Florida State, Alabama, USC, Miami, Florida, Ohio State, and many others. Cook was committed early to Florida State, where his brother was a star RB, but later flipped his commitment. James Cook chose to attend college at Georgia, where he immediately became a contributor. During his freshman season, Cook had 41 carries for 284 yards and two TDs. He averaged 6.9 YPC and also pitched in 8 catches for 89 yards. Through his first three years on campus, Cook served mostly in a complementary role having limited touches (less than 50 carries and 20 receptions) during each of those seasons. Despite the limited work he received, Cook was able to produce well when given the opportunity, averaging no less than 6.1 YPC in any of those three seasons. Cook returned for his senior season, where he earned himself a much larger workload. In 2021, Cook rushed for 728 yards on 113 carries (6.4 YPC) and 7 TDs, while also hauling in 27 catches for 284 yards and 4 TDs. The increase in opportunity helped Cook burst onto the scene in the 2022 NFL Draft class and was the start of his ascent in the rookie running back rankings.

Where will Chris Olave be drafted in the 2022 NFL Draft? Bio Chris Olave attended Mission Hills High School in San Marcos, California. In his senior season, he caught 93 passes for 1,764 yards and 26 touchdowns. 247Sports.com had him as a four-star prospect entering the 2017 signing class. Olave decided to go to Ohio […]

Chris Olave attended Mission Hills High School in San Marcos, California. In his senior season, he caught 93 passes for 1,764 yards and 26 touchdowns. 247Sports.com had him as a four-star prospect entering the 2017 signing class. Olave decided to go to Ohio State University, turning down local universities like USC, UCLA, and Utah. Olave appeared in 38 games for the Buckeyes in his 4-year career. In those games, he caught 175 passes for 2,702 yards and 35 touchdowns. His senior season, Olave had 65 receptions for 936 yards and 13 touchdowns, all career highs. His 13 receiving touchdowns in the 2021 season were the most in the Big Ten, while his 12 in 2019 were second best. He finished his career fourth all-time in receiving touchdowns for the Big Ten. Olave was able to finish his college career with a 15.4 yard per reception rate.

Carson Strong is a 22-year-old quarterback prospect from the University of Nevada. He played his high school ball in Vacaville, CA at Will C. Wood High School where he compiled nearly 3,000 yards passing with a 69.2% completion percentage as a junior. That same season, he had over a 6/1 TD/INT ratio. He was not a highly touted recruit coming out of high school as 247 Sports had him as a three-star prospect and was the 76th rated pro-style QB. According to Strong himself in his NFL declaration letter, he only had one offer out of high school and that was from Nevada. According to Rivals, Iowa State had expressed interest, but it does not appear that he had received an offer. He was a relatively unknown prospect with little expectations for the Nevada Wolfpack. Strong had a chance to sit as a freshman, but took over as a Sophomore. Over his three seasons of starting quarterback play, Carson displayed outstanding accuracy with the football. He ended his career with the Wolfpack with a career completion percentage of 68.1% and a 74/19 TD/INT ratio. He had a career passer rating of 147.5 and nearly a 6% TD passing percentage. In regards to personal red flags, there were no notable concerns and he has been praised by coaches at Nevada for his leadership and toughness. Strong does have a negative narrative surrounding a knee injury he sustained last year that required him to have knee surgery in February of 2021. From various reports from the Senior Bowl, some scouts and draft pundits reported concerns that he rushed back too quickly from this injury. It is unclear from my research of the severity of his injury or if this will cause any prolonged damage that would adversely impact his NFL career. From a more optimistic view, the fact that he had his best statistical season this year would suggest he is still rising as a prospect with further potential to be tapped into.

Garrett Wilson began his career at Lake Travis High School in Texas where he broke multiple wide receiver records to the tune of 204 receptions for 3,359 receiving yards and 55 total touchdowns. After high school, Wilson committed to playing college football for the Buckeyes at Ohio State University as a four-star recruit. Wilson made an impact immediately after arriving at OSU, playing in all of the team's 14 games his freshman year. Since then, Garrett Wilson has accrued 143 receptions, 2,213 receiving yards and 23 TDs in 3 seasons for the Ohio State Buckeyes. He's added 6 rushes for 143 rush yards and a single rushing score. Now, Wilson is entering the 2022 NFL Draft as one of the top rookie wide receiver prospects in the country.

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In this week’s episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Podcast, our way too early rookie review for dynasty fantasy football, we talk about how the 2020 NFL Rookies fared in their first NFL action! Join Rick, Rob, Anthony, and Jason, to get our thoughts and check out our RotoHeat Rookie Rankings! Thank you for listening to the […]

In this week’s episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Podcast, our way too early rookie review for dynasty fantasy football, we talk about how the 2020 NFL Rookies fared in their first NFL action! Join Rick, Rob, Anthony, and Jason, to get our thoughts and check out our RotoHeat Rookie Rankings! c KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI – SEPTEMBER 10: Clyde Edwards-Helaire #25 of the Kansas City Chiefs scores a touchdown against the Houston Texans during the third quarter at Arrowhead Stadium on September 10, 2020 in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images) Thank you for listening to the Way Too Early Rookie Review for Dynasty Fantasy Football You can catch this and all the episodes of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Livestream every Tuesday Night at 9:30pm EST on YouTube. Be sure to subscribe and click the notification bell to ensure that you don't miss the Dynasty HeatSeekers or any of our other great content. Keep up with all our Dynasty content by visiting our website, and by joining our Dynasty Community on Facebook. Don't like what you are listening on? Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or Player.FM.

In episode 9 of the IDP Heatseekers livestream and podcast, Brad, Kraig and Paul talk players they plan to buy low and sell high. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast on all the major platforms and subscribe on YouTube so you can chat live with the team every week! IDP Buy Low Buy low […]

In episode 9 of the IDP Heatseekers livestream and podcast, Brad, Kraig and Paul talk players they plan to buy low and sell high. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast on all the major platforms and subscribe on YouTube so you can chat live with the team every week! IDP Buy Low Buy low players are guys you should see a bigger return on, based on what you’ll have to pay to get him. Sione TakiTaki the 2019 3rd rounder of the Cleveland Browns is a name we talk about and one that is already running with the starters in Cleveland this pre-season. DENVER, CO – NOVEMBER 04: Quarterback Deshaun Watson #4 of the Houston Texans is tackled by Bradley Chubb #55 of the Denver Broncos at Broncos Stadium at Mile High on November 4, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images) Some other players we talked on included: Leonard Williams DT New York Giants, Tremaine Edmunds LB Buffalo Bills, Bradley Chubb LB Denver Broncos and Kenneth Murray LB LA Chargers. There are more buys listed (so you’ll have to listen to hear them all!), there are plenty of IDP options that fall into the category of a buy/sell so definitely keep an eye out and talk it over with the RotoHeat community! IDP Sell High MIAMI, FL – OCTOBER 14: Danny Amendola #80 of the Miami Dolphins is flipped by Leonard Floyd #94 and Roquan Smith #58 of the Chicago Bears in the first quarter of the game at Hard Rock Stadium on October 14, 2018 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images) Some of the guys Brad is looking sell include Deion Jones LB Atlanta Falcons, Roquan Smith LB Chicago Bears and Leighton Vander Esch LB Dallas Cowboys. On the sell side of the conversation you’ll see a bit more disagreement between us as we see selling players differently, I for instance will sell a player if he can’t get any more valuable than his current value, because especially in IDP you can always find the next big thing on your waiver wires! Thanks for checking out our IDP Buy Low – Sell High episode and make sure to keep it locked in here to RotoHeat.com for our up to date IDP rankings and all things fantasy football!!!

On this episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Podcast, host Ricky Butts and co-hosts Brad Menendez & Taylor Cornell chat with Drinking and Talking Fantasy Football co-host and Rotoballer.com writer Jake Trowbridge. Don’t like what you are listening on? Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or Player.FM. Free Agent Landing Spots In this episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Podcast, hosts Rick, Brad, Taylor & Guest Jake Trowbridge talk landing spots for the big name skill players that are available.

On this episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Podcast, host Ricky Butts and co-hosts Brad Menendez & Taylor Cornell chat with Drinking and Talking Fantasy Football co-host and Rotoballer.com writer Jake Trowbridge. Don’t like what you are listening on? Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or Player.FM. Free Agent Landing Spots In this episode […]