Wyatt said Jameis Winston should live on the back end of every competitive dynasty roster because you can reliably turn his spot starts into draft capital. Winston is free or nearly free on waivers right now, but the moment Daniel Jones misses time and Winston gets three starts for the Giants he will post QB2 numbers simply through passing volume and his YOLO play style. Wyatt’s play is to blast third-round (and even the occasional second-round) pick offers league-wide the instant Winston is announced as the starter, cashing out before the market realizes the short shelf life. Once Jones returns, Winston will drift back to waivers, letting managers rinse-and-repeat the process for essentially zero acquisition cost.

Sam Monson advised ignoring Jameis Winston in fantasy drafts because the Giants are likely to bypass him if/when Russell Wilson falters. Monson believes the organization will maintain a 70/30 practice-rep split—Wilson taking the lion’s share, Jackson Dart the developmental chunk—and leave Winston almost completely out of the weekly install. He joked that Winston’s main role is 'minister / chaplain / inspirational speaker,' noting that the veteran could be thrown in blindfolded without reps and look the same. Monson stressed that when New York finally benches Wilson, front-office urgency will force them to jump straight to Dart, not Winston. With Winston projected to see minimal practice time and no guarantee of even a spot-start, Monson labeled him a wasted roster spot in season-long and best-ball leagues.