Pat Fantasy Dog Pound grabbed Zach Charbonnet at pick 122 and said that pocket of the draft is "a good spot" for the second-year back because it creates an easy Week 15 bring-back against Carolina pieces he already owns. He views Charbonnet as the cheapest path to Seattle exposure in a game that projects for indoor conditions and potential shoot-out vibes that late in the season. Pat’s broader point: when you can correlate a mid-round running back with a playoff-week stack and still stay inside ADP, you’re banking both ceiling and structural leverage without paying a premium.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound called Bryce Young the ultimate "panic QB2" when the room wipes out every passer after pick 150. Young still goes undrafted in roughly 40 % of BBM6 drafts despite Carolina importing vertical threat Xavier Legette and field-stretching tight end Ja’Tavion Sanders while facing a Week-17 home date against Seattle’s defense that allowed the 9th-most passing yards last season. Pat likes scooping Young in the final two rounds on rosters that already landed Jaxon Smith-Njigba or Kenneth Walker, then adding Adam Thielen or Legette to complete a low-cost correlation. Carolina ranked 5th in pass rate over expectation when trailing by seven or more, so even garbage-time volume can push Young to 18-plus points and salvage builds that missed on earlier quarterback runs.