I know it’s been a few weeks since my last article was published; I’m sorry, everyone! Week 5 of the NFL season has come and gone; the NFL season flies by every year, and this year is no different. This rookie class is starting to leave their mark on this season. I’m so excited to follow these players and see their careers along the way. Without further ado, let’s dive in!
Brock Bowers
Brock Bowers is a name that will be covered extensively in the article on The Dynasty Rookie Stock Market. He is the greatest tight end prospect that we, as an NFL fanbase, have ever seen. Not testing at the NFL Combine drew some red flags from fantasy analysts, but all of that has been laid to bed. With no Davante Adams in Week 5, we saw Brock Bowers go nuclear. He led the Raiders with 12 targets, eight receptions, 97 receiving yards, and his first NFL touchdown! Congratulations, Brock Bowers, on that accomplishment. You have plenty more touchdowns to score in your NFL career. The most impressive play of the day was his 57-yard touchdown catch. A jump ball in the middle of the field. Brock Bowers goes up over the top of the defender, turns up the field, and scores. It was crazy! He is Dynasty’s TE1 overall and has been for quite some time now. There is no buy-low window.
Jayden Daniels
Jayden Daniels is the front-runner for NFL Rookie of the Year. His play up to this point has been nothing less than spectacular. With a 4-1 record to start the year, the Washington Commanders are the front runners to win the NFC East. A signature win against a great Cleveland Browns defense at home sets up a clash in Week 6 against the Baltimore Ravens. A clash of the titans, so to speak. Jayden Daniels, up to this point, has over 1,100 passing yards, four passing touchdowns, 300 rushing yards, and four rushing scores. On a 17-game average, we’re looking at a projected 3,740 passing yards, 14 passing touchdowns, 1,020 rushing yards, and 14 rushing scores. This is an absurd pace; no, I don’t think it is sustainable. I’ll say this, though: Jayden Daniels is an elite quarterback and will be a top fantasy option for a long time. Currently sitting as my Dynasty QB3, there is no buy-low window. After these first five weeks, you’ll have to pay a premium to acquire Jayden Daniels in any fantasy format.
Tyrone Tracy
A new name is being added to the article this week! Mr. Tyrone Tracy. Drawing the start this week due to a Devin Singletary injury, Tyrone Tracy did not disappoint. 18 carries for 129 rushing yards. He averaged over 7.7 yards per carry. We’ve seen limited volume up until this point for Tyrone Tracy, but this kind of performance is one we need to take note of. He is a very cheap buy in terms of Dynasty value. Tyrone Tracy sits at my dynasty RB47 and can be acquired for a third-round pick in future drafts. Yes, Devin Singletary is on a three-year deal, but there is an out in his contract after next season. Stash Tyrone Tracy now while you can.
Caleb Williams
Week 5 against the Carolina Panthers was by far the best game we’ve seen from Caleb Williams up to this point. The moment never looked too big for Caleb Williams. He played poised football and delivered a great performance. 20 of 29 passing for 304 passing yards and two passing touchdowns. The best part was zero turnovers. This is the Caleb Williams we have been waiting for. The connection between him and DJ Moore showed in this game. They linked up for 105 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Currently sitting at my QB9 in Dynasty, his value is just a little below where I had him in the preseason. Yes, there is a small buy-low window, but his value is still through the roof. If you need a young quarterback to build around, he is a great option.
Thank you for tuning into the weekly Dynasty Rookie Stock Market article. I’m sorry I haven’t had a chance to write in a few weeks, but I’m back, and the content will be coming every week. If you have any questions, follow me on Twitter/X @FFChalmers, and my DMs are always open.
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