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I also wanted to discuss some players who have risen or dropped on my big board. In the dynasty world, rankings should be fluid as new information presents itself. While I don’t believe in changing rankings frequently in the off-season, some players need to be adjusted, especially as we receive team reports from camps. Here are those players.

Dynasty

Denver Broncos TE - Greg Dulcich (TE22 → TE18)

One of the biggest risers within the tight-end position thus far for me has been Dulcich. While he only participated in two games during the 2023 NFL season and has appeared in just 12 for his career, he possesses an elite ceiling. It's a much higher ceiling than any other tight end on the roster. When Dulcich was out last season, the tight ends provided little support in the passing game, combining for 39 receptions for 362 yards and four touchdowns. Adam Trautman led the group with 204 receiving yards and three touchdowns. Dulcich is finally healthy and has been making plays in camp. Here’s what head coach Sean Payton has said about his performance thus far:

“I’m watching him make progress and encouraged with how he’s doing," Payton explained on Wednesday. "When I see him, I’m like, ‘Man, you’re looking good...' I haven’t thought that much about his injury past, and yet, certainly we think about it when we’re scripting and making sure we’re counting his reps. A lot of it is done ahead of time.”

"I see him as a space player and a guy that can maybe give us matchup advantages," Payton said of Dulcich. "Then we’ll be smart relative to what types of run schemes, the easy schemes where he’s up on a safety and backside cutoff. So there are certain run schemes that he’ll be utilized more in than others.”

The Broncos have been looking for a player to play the “joker” role in Payton’s offense the last year. Payton uses the term joker when he refers to matchups he’s looking to exploit. Ideally, it’s a tight end or running back with exceptional ball skills that allows you to exploit matchups all over the field. Dulcich, if healthy, fits that role and could be the #2 target for this Broncos offense. He’s relatively cheap and could be an excellent target for teams needing to add a tight end or looking for value.

Dynasty Trades (12 Team SF/TE Premium)

• Greg Dulcich/2025 3rd FOR Zack Moss

• Greg Dulcich FOR 2025 3rd

• Greg Dulcich FOR Luke Musgrave

• Greg Dulcich FOR Jonathan Mingo

• Greg Dulcich/2026 3rd FOR Michael Mayer

New England Patriots RB - Rhamondre Stevenson (RB32 → RB20)

As soon as Stevenson signed a four-year extension with the Patriots, his value shot up, but possibly not as high as it should be. The discount price has to do with his lackluster 2023. Stevenson appeared in 12 games last season, rushing for 619 yards and four touchdowns on 156 carries. Additionally, he recorded 238 receiving yards on 38 catches from 51 targets. He finished as RB27 in fantasy points per game and was a bust in all formats. However, before he suffered a high ankle sprain that ended his season, he started to look like the top-10 running back he was in 2022. In weeks 9-12, he would finish as RB10 overall, averaging 19.3 fantasy points per game. Even in a down year, he averaged 4.5 targets per game, and those targets will still be there this season. Antoni Gibson is the RB2, but he’s a change of pace back and won’t take away early down duties from Stevenson. New offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt should also be a positive for this rushing attack, and his offenses have finished top 10 in rushes in four out of the last five seasons that he has been the primary play-caller.

Dynasty Trades (12 Team SF/TE Premium)

• Rhamondre Stevenson/2025 2nd FOR Derrick Henry

• Rhamondre Stevenson FOR 2025 1st

• Rhamondre Stevenson FOR Zamir White

• Rhamondre Stevenson FOR Adonai Mitchell

• Rhamondre Stevenson FOR 2025 2nd

Cincinnati Bengals WR - Andrei Iosivas (WR134 → WR107)

WR Andrei Iosivas is having a fantastic camp and got a ringing endorsement from quarterback Joe Burrow.

“Andrei’s going to have a big year,” Burrow told reporters. “I’m really excited about how he’s coming along. Wherever he ends up playing, whether it’s outside or inside, he’s able to do it all.”

The Bengals selected the 6-foot-3 Iosivas in the sixth round of the 2023 NFL Draft from Princeton, where he earned First-team All-Ivy League honors in 2022—in his rookie season, he appeared in 16 games, recording 15 receptions for 116 yards and four touchdowns. He caught touchdown passes from Burrow against the Seattle and San Francisco 49ers in consecutive weeks. With Ja’Marr Chase holding in without a new contract, Iosivas has taken advantage of every rep he’s been able to get. The second-year player could have a big year this year and an even bigger year next season when Tee Higgins could be on a new team.

Dynasty Trades (12 Team SF/TE Premium)

• Andrei Iosivas FOR 2025 4th

• Andrei Iosivas FOR Darnell Mooney

• Andrei Iosivas FOR 2025 3rd

• Andrei Iosivas/Wan’Dale Robinson FOR Raheem Mostert

• Andrei Iosivas FOR Quentin Johnston

Devy

Tennessee QB - Nico Iamaleava (QB32 → QB26)

The sky is the limit for Tennessee’s Iamaleava. Expectations are sky-high, and he has been absolutely showing out in camp. He has looked poised and confident in highlight clips posted throughout fall camp, which could set him up to be successful in his first season as the starting quarterback. Here’s what offensive coordinator Joey Halzle has seen from the second-year quarterback thus far:

"Just watching that kid in the spring scrimmages after he'd been here for two months, and it's like, man, this guy just gets it on the football side of the ball," Halzle said. "Now, getting to take this whole offseason and really dive into the intricacies of understanding why are we calling certain things in certain situations? Why are we doing things a certain way? Why are we switching our protection? 

"He is blossoming in that. I think we are going to see his play go to an even higher level, which is a scary thing to think about because just his natural ability to step onto a football field and play well is elite. Now, he's got to go do it with live bullets for 17 straight games this year, but we're really excited about where he's at mentally in this process."

If Iamaleava can live up to those expectations and develop as a quarterback this fall, we could be looking at the QB1 of his class, and a first-round selection in devy drafts come next season.

Boise State RB - Ashton Jeanty (RB54 → RB42)

Jeanty was the Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year in 2023 after an NCAA-best 159.67 yards from scrimmage per game. He also led all NCAA running backs with 578 receiving yards. He’s starting off the pre-season the right way by being named a Doak Walker Award watch list candidate and the Biletnikoff Award Preseason Watch list. According to Boise State, Jeanty is the first non-Power 5 running back named to the preseason watch list since at least 2005. He's fast in open spaces and difficult to tackle in short-yardage situations, rushing for 981 yards after contact. He registered 82 missed tackles forced on the year and had 37 explosive runs. If Boise challenges for a playoff spot this season, Jeanty’s stock could rise.

Alabama WR - Ryan Williams (WR68 → WR62)

Williams is one of the most explosive playmakers in the 2024 class, with his superpower being elite speed and after-the-catch ability. He has impressed every single person on the Alabama coaching staff, including offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan:

“I think the hardest thing for a freshman wide receiver is just getting lined up properly,” Sheridan said. “That’s never been an issue for him. He’s been on it as far as recognition of communication, whether it be signals or in the huddle, or whatever it may be, lining up properly. All the varieties of formations and motions and shifts that we do.”

I don’t see any scenario where Williams doesn’t make an impact early in the season. He‘s a threat as a punt returner and will be put on the field anywhere he can make an impact. He also consistently flashes good catching technique, with hands catches dominating his film. He times his jumps well in high-point situations and flashes a massive catch radius. The Alabama coaching staff will get Williams in motion, and he will put a ton of pressure on defenses this season. Williams could play well enough to be considered the WR1 of his class after the season or, at the very least, push Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith. He’s that good of an athlete.

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