Fantasy Life Newsletter Staff urged drafters to lean into market fear on the Saints and scoop Rashid Shaheed at his 125 overall ADP. Before getting hurt last year Shaheed led the entire league with 120.0 air yards per game and flashes +2.0 yards per route upside. With most post-100 picks destined for the waiver wire anyway, the staff argued that Shaheed’s ability to generate chunk plays on every target makes him the exact kind of home-run swing that can actually move the needle.

Fantasy Life Newsletter Staff framed Javonte Williams as the classic upside swing at an ADP of 108. Despite an ACL tear in 2022, Dallas handed him $3 million to operate in what projects as a top-10 offense with virtually no back-field competition. The downside (health risk) is already priced in—he’s going next to clear-cut backups—while the upside is controlling Cowboys goal-line work. If it fails, you cut a ninth-round pick; if it hits, you landed a potential every-week starter at a steep discount.

Fantasy Life Newsletter Staff said Bryce Young is a no-brainer profit pick at his current ADP of 185 after flipping his rookie-year struggles on their head down the stretch in 2024. From Weeks 13-18 he logged +0.13 EPA per drop-back, 20.7 fantasy points per game, and 6.9 yards per attempt, good enough to finish as the overall QB8 after Carolina’s Week-12 bye. The staff argued that if he simply maintains that post-bye form, drafters are getting a set-and-forget starter nearly free in the double-digit rounds.