Neil Orfield called Austin Ekeler a screaming value on DraftKings, pointing out that every projection system has him beating his current ADP by roughly 15 slots in full-PPR scoring. Ekeler quietly led all running backs in yards per reception last season, and that was on just 41 targets across 12 injury-marred games. In Washington he instantly steps in as the passing-down specialist with clear three-down upside should anything happen to Brian Robinson. Orfield reminded drafters that DK rewards receptions far more than 100-yard bonuses, making Ekeler’s target floor and contingent ceiling a perfect fit for mid-round builds.

Neil Orfield grabbed Tucker Kraft as his second tight end despite the Sidekick tool disagreeing, saying the former South Dakota State standout’s raw talent is better than his rookie-year numbers. On a 20-round site he wants bankable upside over marginal projection edges, and Kraft’s athletic profile paired with Jordan Love’s aggressive red-zone tendencies offers exactly that. Orfield noted that default builds repeatedly spit out Dallas Goedert or Ben Sinnott, so pivoting to Kraft keeps lineups unique while still capturing top-10-TE potential if Luke Musgrave stalls.