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Cooterdoodle’s Post-Free Agency Buy, Sell, Hold

Things can (and will) change after the NFL Draft. But that doesn't mean we can't make assessments right now. 

Players have moved teams this offseason, causing a massive ripple effect. Let's see how it shook out.

BUY: Bhaysul Tuten | RB | JAX

His rookie season wasn't "stellar." But even with Travis Etienne ("ay-chan," keep up) in Jacksonville, Bhayshul Tuten still managed to carve a role at the goal line, racking up 7 total TDs. With Etienne now in New Orleans, Tuten's stepping up into the Jags' spotlight. While Chris Rodriguez will certainly play a part on offense, there's no denying the enormous shoes that Etienne has left behind in Jacksonville. And it's Tuten's job to fill them.

SELL: Malik Willis | QB | MIA

I'm selling Malik Willis shares unless I see Miami finding a way to help him in the draft. Waddle? Gone. Hill? Gone. $175M of Miami's sweet, sweet cash? Dead and gone. 

The Dolphins have seven picks in the first three rounds of 2026. If they don't hone in on a WR at 1.11 or 1.30—I'm so out of here. There are plenty of options on the big board in Round 1. 

• Jordyn Tyson "Three-level alpha with big-play DNA and red flags."

• Carnell Tate "Classic Buckeye X with polish, questions and room."

• Makai Lemon "Slot centerpiece who plays like a running back."

• Denzel Boston "Boundary box-out merchant with functional but modest juice."

• KC Concepcion "Rollicking motion menace who lives in space."

Make something happen, Miami. 

HOLD: Drake London | WR | ATL

We all know that song about the London Bridge, but if it's announced that Michael Penix Jr. is not ready to go Week 1, we could see Drake London's ADP falling. Tua Tagovailoa taking the start isn't going to get any fantasy managers' juices flowin'. We did see London have several WR1 finishes in 2025 when Penix was healthy. And with  ATL's WR room being relatively bare at this point, we could easily see more in the future. But I'm just not excited about the move with Tua and what that might mean about Penix's availability at the start of the season. Good WR. Murky situation. Hold.

Is The Market Overcorrecting On Travis Hunter?

Our early-offseason positional sleepers series continues today, as Pete Overzet, Ian Hartitz and Kendall Valenzuela each offer up their favorite WR sleeper (going outside of the first 10 rounds on Underdog) to target in early drafts.

If you missed QBs and RBs, see below.

• QB Sleepers for 2026 fantasy football

• RB Sleepers for 2026 fantasy football

Travis Hunter | Jaguars

Pete: Last year, everyone was convinced Hunter was a full-time WR, and he went in the top 50 picks in a lot of competitive drafts.

This year, everyone is convinced he's a DB, and now he's going after pick 150.

What's particularly funny is that this massive course correction on Hunter's value is entirely driven by coachspeak, or I guess in this case, GMspeak. All it took was one comment from Jaguars GM James Gladstone about Hunter playing DB in 2026 and drafters overreacted accordingly.

We're essentially all playing that old game with flower petals when it comes to Hunter and the Jags' mouthpieces–he's a WR, he's not a WR, he's a DB, he's not a DB.

We can all agree on this, though–when Hunter does play WR, he's really good at it. Right before a knee injury derailed his season, he logged a game with a 28% target share and scored 24.1 fantasy points–good enough for a high-end Utilization Score of 92. 

There's a famous Warren Buffet saying—be greedy when others are fearful and be fearful when others are greedy. It was smart to be concerned about Hunter's frothy price tag in 2025 as a rookie, but it's now time to be greedy and acquire as much Hunter as you can in 2026 drafts.

If the DB whispers are true, you can easily cut him back into the waiver pile. If not, you will have just landed an extremely talented wideout with top-24 upside at bargain bin prices.

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Around The Watercooler

The latest fantasy and NFL gossip, news and memes from our merry band of football nerds …

👀 Is Myles Garrett the worst bet on the board for Defensive Player of the Year?!

🤔 Which 2026 RB prospects check every box? The best at doing the little things.

😴 A forgotten running back who could be an elite late-round target in 2026.

🏹 Travis Kelce is worth one last hoorah if you’re a win-now dynasty manager.

🚨 ICYMI: One fantasy stat for all 32 teams. What is your favorite team’s stat?

🏈 Eight skill position players going in the first round. All in order.

A Different Look in 2026

Ian and Dwain are looking into some different looks for the coming football season. Before you start to protest Dwain changing his hairstyle, they’re actually exploring some RB rooms that are going through some change during the offseason. And that will impact fantasy football. 👀