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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:18 Trinidad Chambliss 📈
04:32 LaNorris Sellers 📉
07:59 Darian Mensah 📈
11:27 John Mateer 📉
16:56 Deuce Alexander 📈
20:51 Cam Coleman 📉
26:19 Wyatt Young 📈
29:36 Mario Craver 📉
34:07 Wayne Knight 📈
37:03 Jadan Baugh 📈
41:32 Caden Durham 📉
42:53 Isaac Brown 📉
45:38 Names to Watch: Drew Mestemaker & Austin Simmons
48:34 Rapid-Fire 2027 Rookie Mock Draft
54:53 Outro
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If you play dynasty and want to know this rookie class before your league does, this is the episode.
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Four weeks into the college football season, the 2027 dynasty rookie class already looks different.
Dustin and Chris go through a quarter-season stock report on 12 of the biggest 2027 NFL Draft prospects, with six risers and six fallers from a dynasty fantasy football perspective.
Trinidad Chambliss and Darian Mensah are forcing their way further into the quarterback conversation. Jadan Baugh is making a serious push at RB1. Deuce Alexander and Wyatt Young continue to climb.
On the other side, there are real questions surrounding LaNorris Sellers, John Mateer, Cam Coleman, Mario Craver, Caden Durham and Isaac Brown.
This isn’t just box-score scouting. We get into the film, processing, accuracy, route running, role, efficiency and the traits that actually matter when projecting these guys to the NFL.
And because apparently neither of us can count when it gets past midnight, we lost track of the picks while recording and somehow turned the “quick” mock into 14 names. So yes, the numbering gets a little messy. The picks are all there. 😂
00:00 Intro
01:18 Trinidad Chambliss 📈
04:32 LaNorris Sellers 📉
07:59 Darian Mensah 📈
11:27 John Mateer 📉
16:56 Deuce Alexander 📈
20:51 Cam Coleman 📉
26:19 Wyatt Young 📈
29:36 Mario Craver 📉
34:07 Wayne Knight 📈
37:03 Jadan Baugh 📈
41:32 Caden Durham 📉
42:53 Isaac Brown 📉
45:38 Names to Watch: Drew Mestemaker & Austin Simmons
48:34 Rapid-Fire 2027 Rookie Mock Draft
54:53 Outro
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The Devy market is already moving. Dustin and Chris are back to break down six early risers and six fallers after the opening stretch of the college football season, separating legitimate development and warning signs from small-sample noise.
Kamario Taylor is starting to put the traits and production together at Mississippi State, while KJ Duff, Reed Harris, Donovan Olugbode, Jamal Rule, and Lincoln Kienholz are all making early moves up the board.
On the other side, Dante Moore has not looked like the same quarterback, Nick Marsh's role at Indiana raises questions, Bryce Underwood continues to struggle as a passer, and Bryant Wesco, Jordan Marshall, and Tanook Hines have all given us reasons to reevaluate where they currently stand.
The guys dig into the film, PFF metrics, usage, CFF value, and what these first few weeks actually mean for each player's long-term Devy outlook.
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The 2026 college football season is here, and Dustin and Chris are planting their flags on eight players they believe could make a major move in Devy fantasy football this year.
They break down Malik Washington, Keelon Russell, Nate Sheppard, Nick Marsh and more, digging into the film, analytics, offensive situations and breakout potential behind each call. Which players could see their Devy value skyrocket during the 2026 season, and which flag plants will actually hit?
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:59 Malik Washington – QB, Maryland
05:51 Keelon Russell – QB, Alabama
09:00 Marcellus Hawkins – RB, Virginia Tech
11:07 Nate Sheppard – RB, Duke
14:28 Jordan Shipp – WR, North Carolina
16:33 Nick Marsh – WR, Indiana
22:21 Terrence Carter Jr. – TE, Texas Tech
24:53 Willie Rodriguez – TE, Kentucky
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Some Devy prospects are still living off projection. In 2026, it’s time to deliver.
Chris and Dustin each bring four players they like, or have liked, who enter this college football season with something to prove. For some, it's about taking the next step toward the NFL. For others, it's staying healthy, cleaning up major holes in their game, or simply protecting the Devy value they already have.
We get into CJ Bailey, Bryce Underwood, Josh Hoover, Raleek Brown, Hollywood Smothers, CJ Baxter, Mario Craver and Ryan Coleman-Williams, breaking down what we've seen so far and the questions each player needs to answer in 2026.
Can Bryce Underwood take the Year 2 leap and justify his massive Devy valuation? Can Raleek Brown emerge from a crowded Texas backfield? Can Mario Craver turn his explosiveness into premium NFL Draft stock? And can Ryan Coleman-Williams finally turn the talent into consistent production?
Eight talented prospects. Eight very different situations. Time to deliver.
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Want to win your 2026 College Fantasy Football draft? We’re digging into 6 (Hint, we actually talk way more than that) Power Four CFF values you can target after the early rounds; players with a real chance to outperform their current draft cost.
This week, Eric Froton of Yahoo Sports enters the Dojo alongside Dustin (@DevySensei) and Tom Harvey (@TheDevyTitan) to talk CFF draft strategy, player development, camp intel and some of our favorite values heading into the 2026 college football season.
🥋 6 CFF Values We Break Down:
We get into much more than the box scores — role changes, offensive environment, advanced metrics, transfer situations, projected volume and why the market may still be too low on each player.
Eric also gives us some great perspective on QB development and post-hype Devy values, including why we shouldn’t be so quick to bury young quarterbacks after one bad season.
If you play College Fantasy Football, C2C, Devy or Dynasty, there’s plenty here to take into your upcoming drafts.
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The Devy Dojo enters a new era as we welcome Spencer, the Devy Oracle, into the dojo to break down some of the most freakish prospects eligible for the 2027 NFL Draft. We dive into LaNorris Sellers, Arch Manning, Austin Simmons, Reed Harris, Mike Matthews, Carson Hansen, Chris Johnson Jr., Trey’Dez Green and Jamari Johnson—breaking down the athletic traits that make them different, what the film still says they need to prove, and what a big 2026 season could mean for their Devy fantasy football and NFL Draft stock.
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Which overlooked college football prospects could completely change their Devy value during the 2026 season?
Dustin and Chris each bring one quarterback, running back and wide receiver they believe could elevate their stock over the next year.
Dustin plants his flag on Kentucky quarterback Kenny Minchey, Louisville running back KeyJuan Brown and LSU wide receiver Winston Watkins. Chris answers with Duke quarterback Walker Eget, Notre Dame running back Aneyas Williams and North Carolina wide receiver Jordan Shipp.
Some are stepping into larger roles. Others are betting on a new coaching staff, a new offense or one final opportunity to prove they belong in the NFL Draft conversation. We break down the film, analytics, roster context and current Devy prices to determine which players are worth targeting before the market catches up.
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The color belt tiers return, and this time we're stepping into the quarterback room.
Dustin and Chris break down their current Top 12 Devy QB rankings, sorting the class into Devy Dojo belt tiers. The conversation starts with one of the biggest debates in Devy: Dante Moore or Arch Manning? From there, we work through a quarterback landscape full of projection, upside, and plenty of disagreement.
We dive into the rise of Bryce Underwood, why we're buying Jaron Keawe-Sagapolutele and Darian Mensah, where Julian Sayin fits into the conversation, and which quarterbacks we're planting our flag on before the rest of the Devy community catches up.
As always, this isn't just a rankings show. It's a conversation about film, processing, mechanics, fantasy value, NFL projection, and how to stay ahead of the market before your league mates do.
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The color belt tiers are back, and this time we’re heading to the running back room.
Dustin and Chris break down their current Top 12 Devy RB rankings and sort the class into Devy Dojo belt tiers. This one gets messy fast, because running back is already the most volatile position in dynasty, and the 2026-2028 Devy RB landscape is loaded with different profiles, price points, and projection bets.
We start at the top with the black belt debate around Ahmad Hardy, Kewan Lacy, and Savion Hiter, then work through the backs who could become future dynasty league winners. From Bo Jackson’s rise at Ohio State, to Jadan Baugh’s upside at Florida, Nate Sheppard’s true freshman breakout at Duke, Isaac Brown’s home-run ability, Justice Haynes’ fresh start at Georgia Tech, and the freshman hype around Ezavier Crowell, this episode is all about finding the running backs worth betting on before the market fully adjusts.
As always, this is not just a rankings list. It’s a conversation about film, production, situation, market value, NFL projection, and how to play the Devy game before your league mates catch up.
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