May 15, 2026 · 41 min · 21 segments
The Offensive Buys & Sells That Actually Have Long-Term Value: Rookie vs Vets 🔥In this episode of Offensive Buys & Sells: Dynasty Values, Austin Garrick comes to the show to break down the most…
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I've been seeing a lot of people in a bunch of different fantasy groups, you can look on Facebook, Instagram, wherever you go, people are talking about trading Roman Josi or trying to acquire Roman Josi for ridiculous, uh, expenditures.
People are trying to get Roman Josi by offering their first round pick, and I think that's a real- little ridiculous.
he had 44 receptions, that was tied 83rd in the league, 661 yards, that's 53rd in the league, and then six touchdowns, that's tied 26th.
And when you take into account that he's not even the best, like, pass catcher i- on his team, you got, uh, Colson Loveland.
I would take him over Roman Josi right now if you're, like, deep into a, a dynasty.
Well, before we move on, I, I just wanna rebuttal, because the best fantasy football content comes when people disagree, and I-
Like, the talent, uh, was really never the issue as his role, and I see his role continuing to grow with, uh, Caleb Williams starting to develop, coming into second year.
So that's the type of long-term QB wide receiver pairing that I'm trying to invest in.
So if people are still worried, like you are, Austin, about the target competition or the rookie production, like, not exploding right away, I'm gonna be taking advantage of that right now, and I'll buy the discount.
Like, young receivers, elite upside, tied with a franchise quarterback, that's the kinda, like, dynasty asset that I'm actually willing to buy before, like, that value actually jumps to the next tier.
I've been seeing a lot of people in a bunch of different fantasy groups, you can look on Facebook, Instagram, wherever you go, people are talking about trading Roman Josi or trying to acquire Roman Josi for ridiculous, uh, expenditures.
People are trying to get Roman Josi by offering their first round pick, and I think that's a real- little ridiculous.
he had 44 receptions, that was tied 83rd in the league, 661 yards, that's 53rd in the league, and then six touchdowns, that's tied 26th.
And when you take into account that he's not even the best, like, pass catcher i- on his team, you got, uh, Colson Loveland.
I would take him over Roman Josi right now if you're, like, deep into a, a dynasty.
Well, before we move on, I, I just wanna rebuttal, because the best fantasy football content comes when people disagree, and I-
Like, the talent, uh, was really never the issue as his role, and I see his role continuing to grow with, uh, Caleb Williams starting to develop, coming into second year.
So that's the type of long-term QB wide receiver pairing that I'm trying to invest in.
So if people are still worried, like you are, Austin, about the target competition or the rookie production, like, not exploding right away, I'm gonna be taking advantage of that right now, and I'll buy the discount.
Like, young receivers, elite upside, tied with a franchise quarterback, that's the kinda, like, dynasty asset that I'm actually willing to buy before, like, that value actually jumps to the next tier.
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