Mags urged win-now dynasty teams to send a mid-second-round rookie pick for Joe Mixon while the market still prices him as RB23-24. He reminded listeners that Mixon has beaten "one-year-left" narratives for four straight seasons and posted three top-5 weekly finishes right before the Texans bye in 2023. Mags projects at least two more years of usable volume, noting Mixon handled pass-game work well and already flashed chemistry with CJ Stroud. He is unconcerned about rookie Woody Marks or the low-cost Nick Chubb depth signing, calling Mixon "maybe the best bang-for-your-buck" flex or bye-week option available. Even if Mixon only delivers high-end RB2 numbers, Mags considers that return easily worth a dart-throw mid-second rookie pick.

Mags labeled Marvin Harrison Jr. a priority buy despite a "challenging" rookie campaign that cooled last off-season’s hype. He reminded listeners that a 12-month dip is nothing in dynasty and pointed to Harrison’s Ohio State tape—elite separation and ball-tracking—as proof the talent never left. Mags expects the rapport with Kyler Murray to deepen, forecasting a jump in target share and, crucially, red-zone usage now that Arizona knows what it has. He believes Harrison can finish 2024 as a top-12 fantasy wideout and has the skill set to push into the top-8. The only obstacle is price; current managers also anticipate the leap, so Mags encouraged listeners to probe aggressively before camp buzz hits and the window slams shut.

Mags said Patrick Mahomes is a screaming buy in dynasty because the market is acting like 2023 is the new normal. Mahomes tossed only 26 touchdowns last season—down from the 50-TD peak we have already seen—and is currently QB6 on both DLF and Keep-Trade-Cut. Mags argued that number ignores major context: the Chiefs now have their best receiver room since 2021. Rashee Rice was the WR2 in points per game during his brief run, Xavier Worthy flashed late in the year, Hollywood Brown showed chemistry after returning from injury, and Travis Kelce is still around. With those weapons plus a motivated team that “is not happy just winning by one score,” Mags expects Kansas City to push the ball more and Mahomes’ TD total to rebound into the mid-30s or higher. Because of that ceiling and the decade-long security he offers in Superflex, Mags would pay at least two first-rounders—and happily smash any deal close to the mid-first + mid-second price KTC suggests.