Best Ball Guy confessed he has been "grossly taking" Raheem Mostert whenever he slips outside the draftable range because the veteran looks like the clear No. 2 behind rookie MarShawn Genty. If Genty misses time, Mostert could deliver "80-plus points in four starts," the exact kind of spike-week production that buries best-ball rooms late in the year. He emphasized the leverage angle: a Genty injury would simultaneously nuke many first-round teams while propelling Mostert drafters forward with fresh legs in an offense he expects to be "pretty damn fun."