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Kyren Williams attended St. John Vianney High School in Missouri. In High School, Williams totaled 2,957 rushing yards and 48 rushing touchdowns. He added 106 catches for 1499 receiving yards and 12 receiving scores. As a senior, he also received the award for St. Louis Metro Area Offensive Player of the Year. After graduating High School, Williams committed to playing college football for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish as a four-star recruit.

In college, Kyren Williams appeared in 25 games for Notre Dame over 3 seasons. Williams was named the starter as a sophomore and enjoyed strong seasons as a sophomore and a junior.

Throughout his college career, Williams has accumulated 2,153 rushing yards to go with 27 rushing touchdowns on 419 carries. He has added 675 receiving yards and 4 receiving touchdowns on 78 catches. In both his sophomore and junior seasons, Williams had over 1,300 scrimmage yards and 14 touchdowns or more.

John Metchie III was born in Taiwan and lived in Ghana and Canada before moving to the United States to attend high school. He attended St. James School in Hagerstown, Maryland and spent a post-graduate year at the Peddie School in Hightstown, New Jersey. Upon completion of high school, Metchie, a 4-star recruit, committed to the University of Alabama to play college football.

Metchie appeared in 30 games for the Crimson Tide over three seasons. In those 30 contests, Metchie totaled 2,081 yards on 155 career receptions. Metchie found the end zone a total of 14 times at Alabama.  His best season came in his 2021 junior season in which he totaled 1,150 scrimmage yards and scored 8 times.

Isaiah Spiller attended Klein Collins High School in Spring, Texas. During his High School career, Spiller totaled 3,587 scrimmage yards and scored 53 touchdowns. Upon completion of High School, Spiller, (a four-star prospect) committed to Texas A&M University to play college football.

Isaiah Spiller appeared in 35 games for the Aggies.  In those 35 contests, Spiller totaled 2,933 yards on 541 carries and added an additional 585 yards on 74 career receptions.  Spiller found the end zone a total of 26 times at Texas A&M.  His best season came in his 2020 sophomore season in which he totaled 1,229 scrimmage yards and scored 9 times.

Now, Isaiah Spiller may be the best running back in the 2022 NFL Draft.

In this week’s episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Podcast, our way too early rookie review for dynasty fantasy football, we talk about how the 2020 NFL Rookies fared in their first NFL action! Join Rick, Rob, Anthony, and Jason, to get our thoughts and check out our RotoHeat Rookie Rankings! Thank you for listening to the […]

In episode 9 of the IDP Heatseekers livestream and podcast, Brad, Kraig and Paul talk players they plan to buy low and sell high. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast on all the major platforms and subscribe on YouTube so you can chat live with the team every week! IDP Buy Low Buy low […]

On this episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Podcast, host Ricky Butts and co-hosts Brad Menendez & Taylor Cornell chat with Drinking and Talking Fantasy Football co-host and Rotoballer.com writer Jake Trowbridge. Don’t like what you are listening on? Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Podbean, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, or Player.FM. Free Agent Landing Spots In this episode […]

On this episode of the Dynasty HeatSeekers Podcast, host Ricky Butts and co-hosts Brad Menendez & Taylor Cornell chat with creator of the Running Back Prospect Comparison Tool, David Willsey. Don’t like what you are listening on? Listen on iTunes, Spotify, Player.FM, Stitcher, Podbean, or Google Podcasts. The Running Back Prospect Comparison tool takes many […]

Rick, Brad + 10 other drafters mock draft 5 rounds of rookies for 1QB & SuperFlex for the 2020 rookie class.

I hope you are tuning into this episode as the Champion of your Dynasty League. We recap the top 10 performers when it mattered the most.

Deciding if whether to start a running back that is in a running back by committee can be difficult and downright annoying. Tonight Rick will tell you what he looks for when separating the starters from non-starters for fantasy purposes.

It is week 9 and we only have 4-5 regular season fantasy games left. How do we determine whether or not we are a pretender or a true contender so that we can make moves to either go for a championship or start rebuilding in dynasty leagues.

The NFL trade deadline just passed. How do the trades, or lack thereof, affect players output for the rest of the season?

All that & more in this episode of the Fantasy Football HeatSeekers podcast.