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One reason I'm comfortable hammering RBs early in CFF drafts? I LOVE the WR values available throughout the draft. After 38 drafts, here are five WRs I keep targeting at their current @Fantrax ADP 🧵

First - congrats to @CffNation on his Waiver Watch championship. He matches @CFF_Jared's '24 WW run with 100+ points in all 3 of his drafts. WKU QB Tisdale led the way, but faces a tough LSU matchup this week. So, he wasn't among our picks for the abbreviated playoff edition of the WW Draft. The full draft video is here: youtu.be/inDgSKLh6dk We purposely sought players rostered on minimal teams. 10 of the 12 here are on 12% or less of all teams and half are on 5% or less! Whether it's an injury, an odd matchup, or just a mediocre player - these guys can help you eliminate that doubt, and get to the finals this week.

Our season high scorer, @CffNation has returned for his playoff round of the Waiver Watch Draft. All of our picks, that we think can help you the most for Week 9, are included in the video: youtu.be/zSjEDEq9zBk

It's the time of year where we kick the Waiver Draft up a level by bringing our top performers back for a 4-week "playoff" series of picks. @devyjak kicks things off for our Week 8 Waiver Picks. All picks are below and you can check out the full video with the thought behind each pick here: youtu.be/XiUodzVT3Uw?si=iTLh… Congrats to @CffNation on his 125 point season high last week! He'll be back, along with @Justice_2318 and @ProbascoLuke (who Jake had some very funny notes about in the final 5 minutes of the video) over the following three weeks to battle for waiver-knowledge supremacy.

For the Week 7 Waiver Draft we were joined by the underrated CFF mind, Tony Mustin (@CffNation), aka Farnsworth from the Ankle Biters podcast. All the picks are below, and all of the rationale behind each pick can be found in the full video: youtu.be/wdgC9Js48LM?si=f_BZ… It's time to make your playoff push, and these guys can help fill your BYE week holes ASAP!

We had an incredible time during our Week 7 Waiver Draft talking to one of CFF's most underrated personalities and minds - Tony Mustin (@CffNation) aka "Farnsworth" from the Ankle Biters CFF Podcast. The full video of the draft can be found here: youtu.be/wdgC9Js48LM Each pick is made to help fill your IMMEDIATE needs for Week 7.

Random CFF Question - If you could see one official Week 1 depth chart right now on July 29th, which team would you choose? Western Kentucky for me. Need to see how those WRs shake out.

The SBC only has 1 in our Top 24, but he's in the top tier for 2025. Even with only 1 other in our Top 50, there are still a few decent backup options with 4 others in the Top 60: 🏈Colton Joseph's 26.6 PPG last season at Old Dominion is deceiving because he had limited playing time in 2 games. His PPG rises to 32.2 in the 7 games he started, with 4 over 34 points and 2 of those over 40. His 11 rushing TDs stand out, and we think he can replicate that in '25 over a full season. We aren't sure he can maintain 32.2 points, but he should get close to 30. As our QB5, we think he's one of the better starting QB options and is one that's worth taking very early. 🏈After breaking out in ‘23 with 21.7 PPG (QB39), Jaylen Raynor fell back to earth in 2024 with only 17.5 PPG (QB89). He still flashed big-game potential, but was marred by inconsistency, including 4 games with 10 points or less.The talent is still there along with his #1 target (Rucker) which should help him get back to 20 PPG. We just aren't expecting him to get all the way back to his '23 level. With his upside, he could play the role of QB3, but is more risk-free if you can get him as your QB4. 🏈After showing potential at Tulsa, Braylon Braxton began to blossom after transferring to Marshall last year. His 20.4 PPG nearly got him into the Top 50, and he managed a couple big games (34 & 43 points) along the way. He’ll be less limited at So. Miss (where he followed HC Charles Huff) and may get a few more rushing TDs. We expect a similar outcome to 2024, but he could exceed our projection if he gets more rushing opportunities at the goalline. 🏈After showing potential in '23 with 19 PPG in 6 games at Vandy, AJ Swann may have been too ambitious in his transfer to LSU. That said, we are excited about his decision to transfer to App State. At the G5 level, he'll have a chance to excel, and could surprise. His ADP of QB120 indicates he's totally off the radar at this point, but he's someone we expect to be an adequate backup, at worst, and should reach 20 PPG. He’s a no-risk acquisition - even if he's acquired post-draft. The same could apply to MJ Morris (QB57) at Coastal this season also. 🏈JC French is another whose ADP of QB100 makes him a risk free backup option, and could be worth a shot since the Ga. So. system always creates an opportunity for the QB to thrive.

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#CFF #CFB world, hit me up with YOUR guys for the 2025 season. Who are you the most in on for CFF? And PLEASE someone stop me from nailing elite QB production (Dampier 🚀) QB: Kaidon Salter, Eli Holstein RB: Adam Randall, Terion Stewart WR: Dane Key, Ryan Wingo TE: Hogan Hansen

As we get closer to finalizing our ratings, we sorted through the portal one last time, to determine which transfers would have the biggest CFF impact in 2025. This resulted in a big shakeup compared to our initial list, with 5 of the original players no longer included. 🏈Jack Endries made the biggest splash, and should take over as the TE1 in Texas. This vaulted him to the #2 spot 🏈Koziol dipped slightly, since he missed spring at his new location in Houston, but he should still make a big impact 🏈Keep an eye on the injury that had Boardingham missing the end of spring at Bowling Green 🏈Hasz (Ole Miss), Pittman (FSU), Bauman (Mia), Sharp (LSU) and Weber (Rutgers) all dropped off as it became more clear that they'll be splitting targets with other TEs on their new teams

How the new HC & OCs in the MAC will effect fantasy production: 🏈At Bowling Green, new HC Eddie George Brings his OC, Travis Partridge from Tenn. State. They applied a balanced attack, which matches Partidge's time at UT-Martin. Expect a slight decline in pass attempts, and perhaps a very slight increase in rushing production. 🏈C. Mich. OC Jim Chapin brings a balanced offense from E. Washington (despite the appearance of a run-heavy scheme due to injuries in '24). Expect an improvement in the pass game, but likely not enough to get them in the top half of the FBS. 🏈Ball State's new HC Mike Uremovich has opted to also take on the role of OC. In his past 3 seasons at Butler, it's clear he favors leaning on the run, with his QBs being a big part of that mix. The QB had over 100 carries in each of his seasons at Bulter - setting up an interesting opportunity for the versatile expected QB1, Kiael Kelly, who has played 4 positions over his career. 🏈With a former DC, Joe Harasymiak, taking over at HC for UMass, expect new OC Mike Bajakian to infuence the scheme. Reports indicate there will be more of the passing attack seen at Utah State than the sometimes slightly run-heavy offense seen at his time at Northwestern. Regardless, it will be much more balanced than 2024. 🏈With duel promotions from within, including former OC Brian Smith now at HC, we don't expect anything to change at Ohio. But, with Navarro's experience at QB, we expect a natural improvement to slightly improve they're pass production.

College Fantasy Football is all about the system. With 29 new HCs and 57 new OCs in the FBS, it's time to dig into the the effect they'll have on their new teams. First up, the American Conference: 🏈We know exactly what Kittley will bring to FAU: A LOT more passing, and much less rushing production. QB Veltkamp and WR Messer are players to target. 🏈Charlotte switches to the spread option. New HC Tim Albin's teams have typically had more running success than passing but Fitch's background hints at more of a passing emphasis. 🏈ECU promoted their DC to HC, but with John Baker still at OC, expect no changes there. 🏈New Rice HC Abell brings his OC Vince Munch, and their ground & pound offense from Davidson - where they led the FCS in rushing the last 5 years. No secret where the emphasis will be. But, with Connors gone, the RB beneficiary is unclear. 🏈Temple's new HC (Keeler) and OC (Walker) both had "run 1st" philosophies at respective FCS homes (Sam Houston & Montana St.). Transfer RB Ducker should benefit most by rejoining his former Sam Houston coach. 🏈Tulsa's new HC/OC combo (Lamb & Robbins) both bring a balanced history. We're expecting minor shifts with a slight decline in passing production and an improved run game.

On3’s @petenakos has logged an expert prediction for Georgia State to land Georgia transfer RB Branson Robinson🔵 Read: on3.com/news/transfer-portal…

Had a great time talking CFF TEs with @UW_Purple_Reign. Many of the typical top-tier TE producing teams are transitioning to new TE1s. I think we did a good job of helping sort through who not to waste your time on, at the least. We throw out a couple surprise possible Top 24 guys also.