Dynasty Points Matthew Golden, Parker Washington, Ollie Gordon | 2026 Sleepers/Stashes, ADP Traps & QB Madness
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Jan 9, 2026 Dive into the chaotic world of dynasty fantasy football as experts dissect potential 2026 values beyond Round 14. Discover intriguing stash picks like Keaton Mitchell and Jalen Noel, while debates rage over quarterbacks like Will Levis and Deshaun Watson. The hosts tackle rookie hype versus real values, assessing players’ landing spots and projecting future roles. From the Cowboys' Flanoy to a tongue-in-cheek nod to Joe Mixon, this discussion is packed with strategies and insights to give you an edge in your dynasty leagues.
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Landing Spots Matter More In Weak Drafts
- The 2025 rookie class was broadly regarded as weak, so landing spots drove which rookies retained value.
- ADP and hype can collapse fast; context like landing spot often matters more than raw draft slot.
Draft Keaton Mitchell As Late Upside
- Draft Keaton Mitchell as a deep-round stash if you want upside on a cheap pick because his explosiveness returns on limited work.
- He’s worth targeting well after Round 10 in single-QB leagues given current ADP value.
Target Jalen Knoll As A Cheap Receiver Flier
- Stash Jalen Knoll in late rounds; his route skill and target upside make him a low-cost dart throw.
- Target him as a 10th–12th round flier in single-QB startup drafts.