Buy Javonte Williams, Sell Travis Etienne | 2026 Dynasty Market Report

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Thomas Tipple (2:00)

Week one of the NFL season has come and gone and that means there are some performances that we need to talk about for Dynasty Fantasy Football. There are some buys, there are some sells. Myself, Thomas Tipple and Zach Swails, we're going to guide you through it. This is Dynasty Points. If you like videos like this, be sure to hit the like and subscribe button. You guys showed up and showed out in last week's episode. We're happy to be back. This is Dynasty Points. It's the Market Report and it starts right now.

Hello, everybody. Welcome back to Dynasty Points. It's the Market Report. If you're new here, welcome in. If you're returning, welcome back to our small corner of the Dynasty Fantasy Football Landscape. Last week, we had our first Market Report of the new season. We were very happy with some of the results. The DeAndre Swift contract game came to fruition. We had some very interesting week one performances.

But that also means that there's some opportunity to buy and potentially sell. And well, we don't really believe in the buy low or sell high, but it doesn't mean we shouldn't have these conversations. Take a look at week one. Do we think some of this stuff is going to hold up? Lots of that to get through. So Mr. Swails, I want to start with the one player that I have been pounding the table for maybe more than even somebody like Zay Flowers, who we're going to talk about later. He is a second round pick at times. He has been a two, three turn type player, somebody I've been very confident in being my wide receiver. One, unfortunately, he got used like a tight end last week, and we have one more week of horrendous quarterback play before we get Tua or Panic's back and get slightly less awful quarterback play. It sounds like Tua is going to play before Panic's, and this has led to some conversations in our Discord, which you can get in the link and across the Dynasty landscape about the panic meter on Drake London. I call him Little Points London for many reasons. Buck does as well. Sometimes you see the five or six points beside Drake London's name, and you forget that 30 points is possible. The offense looks terrible.

What's your panic meter at? Are you willing to buy at his current prices? How do you feel about Drake London? Knowing eventually, we should get to see Pennex play football this year. And he was pretty good with him.

Zach Swails (5:04)

Yeah, at this point, Drake London basically is in dire straits for Michael Pennex. And I feel like it's going to take a little bit for us to get there because Tua hasn't even technically gotten his regular season opportunity yet.

And most of the time, you don't see players lose their job opportunity because of injury. So I feel like we still have to kind of play that card and see where that goes. To be honest with you, man, my panic meter has been between a seven and eight ever since the first preseason game watching Tua versus the Broncos. And just seeing that dump off pass and basically seeing Pitts get three of the first four targets. And I immediately was like, hold on, we haven't really realized the target competition for London and the type of receiver he is in comparison to the inept quarterback play that he has. And not to mention that Bijan is a one of one type of player who, in my opinion, will continue to alpha Drake London in the target department.