Pat Fantasy Dog Pound explained why he keeps hammering Cardinals and Falcons stacks. He loves grabbing Kyler Murray and Marvin Harrison Jr. together, then circling back for Bijan Robinson as a Week-16 bring-back. Pat called the Falcons–Cardinals Christmas weekend matchup “sneakily the best dome shoot-out on the playoff slate,” highlighting that both defenses ranked bottom-eight in pressure rate last year while each offense added explosive weapons in the draft. Atlanta’s late-season indoor run (Week 15–17 all in climate-controlled stadiums) and Arizona’s top-five projected pace under new OC Kliff Kingsbury create correlated spike-week upside. Pat is willing to reach a few spots on Kyler to ensure the stack because Murray’s rushing floor plus Harrison’s alpha profile gives the team a "mini-Mahomes-Kelce" ceiling at a two-round discount.

Davis Mattek labeled Kyler Murray a "screaming value." Murray’s 2024 closing ADP was 70.1, yet Mattek was able to secure him noticeably later while pairing him with Marvin Harrison Jr. Mattek highlighted that locking in a cheap Murray-Harrison stack gives drafters access to Murray’s rushing ceiling and immediate chemistry with the rookie, making the Cardinals quarterback one of his preferred mid-round targets in Best Ball rooms.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound selected Kyler Murray at pick 96 and explained that Murray’s combination of a top-five rushing share (6.6 designed runs per game post-ACL) and proven 30-point ceiling makes him the ideal "floor-plus-ceiling" quarterback for Eliminator. The format encourages three QBs, and Pat likes starting with Murray because his Week 11 bye pairs cleanly with several late pocket passers such as Matthew Stafford and Geno Smith. By locking in Murray’s 20-point floor, drafters can chase cheap correlation or value at QB2 and QB3 without sweating whether they’ll survive the early weeks.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound called Kyler Murray in the high-90s "ridiculous" value. He pointed out that Murray went at pick 98 in this room, nearly a full round after his typical Underdog slot. Pat’s main selling point was the Cardinals’ fantasy-friendly playoff run: Atlanta in Week 16 and Cincinnati in Week 17—two secondaries he expects to be attackable. With Murray’s dual-threat profile and a healthy Marvin Harrison Jr. in tow, Pat thinks you are getting legit top-five weekly upside at a price where most drafters are selecting low-ceiling RB handcuffs or WR fours. He urged viewers to scoop any late-90s fall, even if they have not yet built an Arizona stack.

Pete Overzet said he is still willing to draft Kyler Murray at his current Best Ball Mania ADP of 95 even though many drafters have “waved the white flag.” Murray’s rushing production cratered last season, but Overzet thinks that can bounce back and restore elite weekly ceilings. He pointed to a meaningfully stronger supporting cast: Marvin Harrison Jr. could explode if Arizona stops marooning him on the boundary and schemes him easier looks, Trey McBride has already emerged as a top-tier tight end, and James Conner provides a steady run game. With the price tag steady since early drafts and plenty of stacking partners available later, Overzet views Murray as a high-upside QB2 who can still crack top-five weeks if the rushing returns.

Pat Fantasy Dog Pound called Kyler Murray one of the better values on the board, pointing out that the Cardinals signal-caller stayed healthy over the back half of 2023 and should be freer to lean on his legs with another off-season removed from ACL rehab. Pat expects a notable uptick in designed runs because Arizona added almost nothing to the backfield or receiving corps to siphon touches, making rushing volume Murray’s best path to ceiling weeks. Given the former overall QB3 is slipping into the triple-digit picks in Sprint drafts, Pat views Murray as a plug-and-play QB1 who can outscore pricier names once the rushing equity bounces back.

Tyler Knaeble projected Kyler Murray to run "a lot more this season," calling the quarterback a smash pick whenever he slips past ADP in best-ball drafts. Knaeble’s rationale: Murray is finally a full year removed from ACL surgery, the Cardinals’ backfield is one James Conner injury away from crisis, and offensive coordinator Drew Petzing dialed up designed QB rushes at a top-five rate during Murray’s four healthy games last year. Arizona’s defense still looks bottom-tier, so negative game scripts should force Murray into scramble mode as well. Knaeble thinks 600+ rushing yards and 6-8 rushing touchdowns are realistic, numbers that historically lock a quarterback into top-five fantasy finishes.

Coakley called Kyler Murray ‘one of my favorite quarterbacks in the draft right now’ and a flat-out steal when he slips to Round 8 on Drafters. He loves the built-in stack with Trey McBride, notes that Murray averaged 21.2 fantasy points in his five full games after returning from ACL surgery, and reminds viewers that the Cardinals bolstered their pass-catching group in the real draft. Because elite-QB scoring on Drafters heavily rewards rushing production, Coakley wants to lock in Murray’s dual-threat ceiling before summer ADP climbs closer to the Herbert/Lawrence tier.