Chicago Bears Fantasy Football Projections 2026: Caleb Williams, Swift/Monangai, Rome Odunze, Loveland & the Luther Burden Debate
In episode 11 of VS Fantasy Football, Bradley Stalder breaks down his 2026 Chicago Bears fantasy projections and explains why he’s lower than market on Caleb Williams (QB13 vs QB6), citing skepticism about accuracy gains, a balanced run/pass approach, and a tougher first-place schedule; he projects ~60% completions, ~3,700 yards, 26–27 TDs, and rushing production. He likes D’Andre Swift (RB18) with 222 carries, 1,000+ yards and 8.5 TDs, and views Kyle Monangai (RB32) as an efficient complementary back. He’s bullish on Rome Odunze (WR13) and Colson Loveland (TE3), while strongly cautioning against drafting Luther Burden at his ADP despite projecting a jump to WR34. He also notes smaller roles for Kalif Raymond, Xavien Thomas, and Cole Kmet.
00:00 Bears Show Intro
01:19 Caleb Williams Outlook
05:52 QB Draft Strategy
07:22 Swift and Monangai
09:46 Rome Odunze Breakout
12:13 Luther Burden Debate
16:45 Loveland Projections
20:27 Depth Pieces and Kmet
22:27 Wrap Up and Outro





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FFPC Pros vs Joes Draft (1.02): Ja’Marr Chase Start + Elite Stacks, Values & Late-Round Leverage
Bradley Stalder and Coach Retzlaff live-walk through an FFPC Pros vs Joes best ball draft from the 1.02 in full PPR, tight end premium. Bradley opens by taking Ja’Marr Chase over Bijan Robinson due to concerns about Atlanta’s offense and prioritizing points in an elite Bengals environment, then builds with Derrick Henry and a projection-driven Rashee Rice pick. He adds Jaylen Waddle, addresses positional strategy in TE premium with Sam LaPorta and later Mark Andrews, then secures a Chase–Joe Burrow stack and a Rice–Patrick Mahomes stack. The discussion covers room dynamics, stacking tendencies among past winners, and late-round leverage/handcuff targets, highlighting picks like Josh Downs, Jordan Addison, Tajae Spears, Brian Robinson, Ray Davis, Samaje Perine, Shedeur Sanders, Michael Mayer, Casey Concepcion, Omar Cooper, and a final-round Hollywood Brown swing.
00:00 Pros vs Joes Setup
01:06 Pick 1.02 Chase Debate
04:05 Round Two Targets
08:33 Henry and Rice Turn
10:59 Reading Opponent Builds
14:16 Stacking and QB Timing
17:16 Waddle and LaPorta Pivot
23:55 Luther Burden Price Talk
27:28 Burrow Stack and Dowdle
35:43 Andrews and Downs Values
44:16 Corum and ACL Theory
48:03 Mahomes Stack Talk
49:05 Addison Best Ball Value
52:24 RB Depth Debate
57:08 Tajae Spears Upside
59:29 Casey Concepcion Case
01:03:28 Handcuff RB Targets
01:15:55 Michael Mayer Thesis
01:20:52 QB3 and Perine
01:27:04 Round 20 Hollywood
01:30:43 Draft Recap Farewell





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Carolina Panthers Fantasy Football Projections (Episode 9) | Bryce Young, Tetairoa McMillan, Jonathan Brooks vs Chuba
Bradley Stalder breaks down his Carolina Panthers fantasy projections, expressing pessimism about Bryce Young and projecting him for 3,200 yards and 25 passing TDs (QB28), which he says caps the entire offense. He’s lower than market on Tetairoa McMillan despite projecting 130 targets, 1,087 yards and 7.5 TDs (WR23), calling him a potential dynasty sell due to lofty valuation. At running back he discusses the fragile Chuba Hubbard/Jonathan Brooks split, ultimately shifting toward Brooks’ ceiling and pass-catching upside after ACL recoveries, moving Brooks up to RB27 and Hubbard to RB41. He’s neutral on Jalen Coker (WR55 projection), out on Xavier Legette, and mildly interested in rookie Chris Brazell as a late best ball spike-week play. He avoids the Panthers’ tight ends and expects low overall exposure to this team.
00:00 Panthers Show Intro
00:36 Bryce Young Outlook
02:10 Tet McMillan Value
04:49 Hubbard vs Brooks
07:02 Brooks Injury Upside
09:44 Jalen Coker Debate
12:08 Other Wideouts
13:47 Tight Ends And Depth
15:09 Draft Strategy Wrap
15:51 Subscribe And Sign Off


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Buffalo Bills Fantasy Projections 2026: Josh Allen, DJ Moore, James Cook + Sleepers | BSFF Ep. 8
Bradley Stalder breaks down his Buffalo Bills fantasy football projections, highlighting Josh Allen as a discounted elite QB2 driven by heavy rushing usage (100 carries, ~550 yards, 10.5 rush TDs) with 23 passing TDs. He projects new addition DJ Moore to lead the WR room with a 24.5% target share (119 targets, 1,000+ yards, 5.7 TDs) while Khalil Shakir slides to a low-TD, PPR-leaning role. Dalton Kincaid is projected as TE13 and a key red-zone option, with late interest in Dawson Knox for tight-end premium/handcuff value. Stalder ranks James Cook as RB7 (290 carries, 1,300+ yards, 10.7 rush TDs) but questions a true RB1 overall ceiling, and he targets Ray Davis as a top late handcuff, noting Ty Johnson’s passing-game role and bye-week utility. He also briefly discusses rookie Skyler Bell and fades Keon Coleman.
00:00 Show Intro
00:18 Josh Allen Outlook
03:38 DJ Moore Arrival
05:43 Subscribe And Credibility
07:28 Shakir And Kincaid
10:00 Depth Wideouts
13:11 James Cook Projection
15:41 Handcuffs And Sleepers
18:56 Wrap Up


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2026 Baltimore Ravens Fantasy Football Projections are here! The Ravens remain one of the NFL's most fantasy-friendly offenses thanks to Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry, but can Zay Flowers become a true WR1? Is Mark Andrews still an elite tight end? And which deep sleepers like Elijah Sarratt, Ja'Kobi Lane, Devontez Walker, or Adam Randall could emerge in 2026?In this video, I break down my complete 2026 Baltimore Ravens Fantasy Football projections, including breakout candidates, sleepers, busts, and player outlooks for every fantasy-relevant Raven.🏈 Players covered:

• Lamar Jackson
• Derrick Henry
• Zay Flowers
• Rashod Bateman
• Mark Andrews
• Justice Hill
• Elijah Sarratt
• Ja'Kobi Lane
• Adam Randall
• Devontez Walker
• Rasheen Ali
• Tyler Huntley
• Josh Cuevas
• Matthew Hibner
• Cornelius Johnson
• Dayton Wade
• LaJohntay Wester

Whether you're preparing for redraft, dynasty, best ball, or Underdog fantasy football drafts, this breakdown will help you identify league-winning values and avoid costly mistakes before the 2026 NFL season.#FantasyFootball #BaltimoreRavens #LamarJackson #DerrickHenry #ZayFlowers #MarkAndrews #NFL #FantasyFootball2026 #BestBall #DynastyFantasyFootball #UnderdogFantasy #RavensFlock

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Atlanta Falcons 2026 Fantasy Football Projections: Bijan Robinson, Drake London, Kyle Pitts + QB Battle (Tua vs Penix) Bradley Stalder breaks down 2026 fantasy projections for the Atlanta Falcons, focusing on Bijan Robinson as a top-3 overall pick with increased upside after Tyler Allgeier’s departure, and projecting him for 282 carries, 1,385 yards, 10.5 rushing TDs plus 81 targets. He projects Drake London as WR10 with a 29% target share (146 targets, 1,200 yards, 8.2 TDs) but is slightly below market due to expecting Tua Tagovailoa to start over Michael Penix in Kevin Stefanski’s accuracy-focused offense. Kyle Pitts is projected as the No. 2 option (93.5 targets, 750 yards, 4.2 TDs) and drafted around TE8–10. He flags Zachariah Branch as a late-season sleeper, mentions deep-league options like Austin Hooper, discusses Brian Robinson as Bijan’s handcuff, and notes the fragile Tua vs Penix situation, including Penix’s ACL recovery. 00:00 Intro and Setup 00:27 Bijan Robinson Outlook 03:24 Bijan Usage Concerns 04:20 Drake London Projection 05:49 Quarterback Debate 08:03 Kyle Pitts Breakdown 11:13 Sleepers and Depth 13:21 Brian Robinson Handcuff 15:12 Handcuff Strategy Tip 16:11 Live Q&A Penix vs Tua 18:01 Wrap Up and Subscribe

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Arizona Cardinals Fantasy Projections (July 6): Jeremiah Love Value, McBride TE1, Harrison vs Wilson, and QB Outlook Bradley Stalder launches a team-by-team fantasy projection series with the Arizona Cardinals, outlining expected team pass rate (57%), volume (about 620 pass attempts and 459 rushes), and roughly 37.7 implied offensive touchdowns split into about 23.8 receiving and 14 rushing TDs. He projects rookie RB Jeremiah Love (ADP RB13) for a dominant 72% rush share (292 carries, 1,370 yards), a 9% target share (49 targets), and 7.4 rushing TDs, making him RB8 in half-PPR value, while Tyler Allgeier is a secondary back with goal-line involvement. He has Trey McBride at a 27% target share and as TE1, Marvin Harrison Jr. slightly ahead of Michael Wilson in targets, and notes Kendrick Bourne as a deep option and Elijah Higgins as a contingency tight end. He discusses QB uncertainty, including Jacoby Brissett’s holdout and a likely second-half audition for Carson Beck. 00:00 Series kickoff and goals 00:41 Jeremiah Love draft debate 01:29 Team volume and touchdowns 04:35 Love workload and upside 07:05 Tyler Allgeier role 08:35 Trey McBride projection 09:22 Marvin Harrison outlook 11:25 Michael Wilson and depth 14:16 Elijah Higgins handcuff 15:33 Quarterback plan and recap 20:58 Final thoughts and signoff

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Underdog Fantasy $7 “Poodle Streets” Live Draft (Pick 1.07): CMC + Derrick Henry Build, QB Run & Stacks
The host live-streams a $7 Underdog Fantasy “poodle streets” draft from the 1.07 spot, noting breaking news that Kyle Pitts signed a three-year, $54M extension with the Falcons. He discusses strategy with 20-second clocks, debates early options like JSN, Jonathan Taylor, Amon-Ra, and CMC, and emphasizes not drafting scared by selecting Christian McCaffrey. He explains why he’s high on Derrick Henry in half-point scoring due to Baltimore goal-line usage and rushing TD expectations, critiques early tight end double taps (Bowers/McBride), and gets auto-picked Chris Olave. He adds Garrett Wilson, Christian Watson, DK Metcalf, and Xavier Worthy, navigates a heavy QB run by taking Jaxson Dart and stacking Jordan Love with Watson, mentions players like Tyler Warren, Casey Concepcion, Isaiah Likely, and Denzel Boston, then closes by drafting Tyjae Spears and plugging his YouTube and X accounts.
00:00 Live Draft Kickoff
00:51 Breaking News Pitts Deal
01:23 Pick Seven Strategy
02:46 Round One Decision
05:09 Derrick Henry Case
07:02 Tight End Double Tap
08:08 Auto Pick Olave
10:14 Wide Receiver Targets
12:41 Tyler Warren Tight End
14:49 Quarterback Run Reaction
15:49 Worthy Upside Swing
17:09 Double QB Stack Plan
18:42 Love Watson Stack
19:25 Late Round Values
22:36 Bye Week Management
24:51 Wrap Up And Sign Off




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2026 Best Ball Rookie Values: Draft Capital Comps, Spike Weeks & Who’s a Buy/Sell The episode explains how to value 2026 rookies specifically for best ball using recent draft-capital comps and a “surplus” metric (points above positional thresholds), plus spike-week and ceiling-game rates. It evaluates Jeremiah Love (ARI, ADP ~23.5) as appropriately priced around Round 2 despite team TD concerns; Ja’Darrian Price (SEA, ADP ~57–60) as a buy with early-season opportunity; and fades expensive rookie WRs Carnell Tate (TEN, ADP ~61) and Jordan Tyson (NO, ADP ~63) due to target competition and historical top-10 WR outcomes. Mekhi Lemon (PHI, ADP ~72.5) is also a fade given competition and low pass volume. Casey Concepcion (CLE, ADP ~115) is a buy at a discount, while Omar Cooper (NYJ, ADP ~140) and first-round TE Kenyan Sadiq (NYJ, ADP ~145) are late-round upside targets based on comparable rookie production. 00:00 How to Value Rookies 00:54 Jeremiah Love Outlook 02:35 Love vs Historical Comps 05:36 Love ADP Verdict 06:57 Ja'Darrian Price Profile 08:39 Price Role and Upside 12:34 Carnell Tate Evaluation 14:31 Tate ADP Too Rich 18:52 Jordan Tyson Fade 23:20 Makai Lemon Concerns 30:32 Casey Concepcion Value 33:55 Omar Cooper Late Shots 38:23 Kenyan Sadiq Tight End 41:14 Final Buys and Sells 41:47 Wrap Up and Takeaways

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5 Mispriced Fantasy Football Players to Target in 2026 Best Ball (Henry, Rice, Adams, Swift, Odunze) Bradley Stalder highlights five fantasy football players he believes are mispriced heading into 2026 best ball season: Derrick Henry, Rashee Rice, Davante Adams, D’Andre Swift, and Rome Odunze. He argues Henry is still elite despite age and should be drafted confidently at his Round 2 ADP due to workload, explosiveness, and a thin depth chart in Baltimore. He says Rice is a major value in Round 2–3 because of strong target and red-zone usage, efficiency, and available Chiefs targets after departures. He views Adams as undervalued versus his ADP thanks to red-zone dominance and the Rams’ projected scoring. He recommends Swift in the middle rounds given consistent RB production and explosiveness in Chicago’s run-heavy Ben Johnson offense, and he’s bullish on Odunze rebounding post-injury as part of a Bears offense that can support multiple weapons. 00:00 Five Mispriced Players 00:23 Derrick Henry Value 01:24 Why Henry Still Elite 02:54 Drafting Henry Strategy 03:40 Rashee Rice Discount 04:06 Rice Metrics and Role 06:04 Rice Draft Plan 06:45 Davante Adams Bounceback 08:19 Rams Stack Appeal 09:59 DAndre Swift Undervalued 11:11 Swift Efficiency Case 12:31 Bears Offense Upside 14:08 Rome Odunze Comeback 15:26 Odunze in Bears Stack 17:14 Wrap Up and Subscribe

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