Murphy continues to draft Kendre Miller in the 18th round, calling him the clear RB2 in New Orleans. The former third-round pick sits behind 29-year-old Alvin Kamara, whom Murphy labeled "fragile" after back-to-back seasons missing time. Miller produced 6.2 YPC at TCU and would inherit goal-line work in what projects to be an above-average offense with Derek Carr, Chris Olave and Malik Nabers. Murphy views Miller as the classic league-winning handcuff whose contingent value is mis-priced.

Liam Murphy labeled Kendre Miller a must-sprinkle pick in the final round. He still believes Miller is the clear RB2 in New Orleans thanks to third-round draft capital and a skill set that overlaps Alvin Kamara’s. Kamara will be 29 by Week 1 and missed time in three straight seasons, so Murphy views him as ‘fragile’. If Kamara’s knee or ankle flare up again, Miller would step into 15-plus touches and goal-line work on an offense that quietly finished top-12 in red-zone trips. Because Miller’s ADP sits in the 18th, the downside is negligible while the upside—another late-season rookie running-back breakout—can swing $2 million finals. Murphy compared the cost-benefit to last year’s Kyren Williams surge and said he is happy to keep betting on that profile until the room adjusts.