Liam Murphy said he is willing to pair Luke Musgrave with Jordan Love in large-field total-points contests because Musgrave’s ADP is so low that he is often drafted in fewer than one percent of rooms. If Musgrave winds up the unquestioned starting tight end in Green Bay, managers who rolled the dice would be the only entries in the tournament capturing that production. Murphy added that drafters cannot stream tight ends in this format, so locking in a potential every-down player tied to an improving young quarterback is a cheap way to raise a roster’s weekly ceiling without sacrificing early-round capital. He acknowledged the play is “thin” but argued the uniqueness and realistic path to 80-plus percent route participation make it worth a final-round dart, especially in contests like Underdog’s Puppy or Drafters’ Total Points where originality is rewarded.