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Dynasty Boom, Bench or Bust: Which Fantasy Players Can You Actually Trust?
Not every dynasty asset with strong long-term value belongs in your starting lineup every week. Sometimes, choosing between three similarly valued players is harder than it looks.
Garret Price and Andrew Mott play Boom, Bench or Bust, comparing quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, and tight ends to determine which players are positioned to succeed and which could disappoint down the stretch.
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Is Kyren Williams Becoming a Dynasty Bust?
The biggest surprise comes at running back, where both Garret and Andrew select Kyren Williams as their bust over Javonte Williams and DeAndre Swift.
Blake Corum’s growing involvement has created serious concerns about Kyren’s workload, while injuries to key Rams receivers could make the offense more difficult to trust.
Andrew chooses Swift as his boom thanks to Chicago’s offensive outlook. Garret prefers Javonte, whose consistent role and red-zone opportunities make him a more dependable fantasy option.
The guys also discuss whether paying a premium for Javonte is justified when a dynasty contender needs immediate running back production.
Rome Odunze Is Gaining Momentum
At wide receiver, Rome Odunze earns the boom selection over Denzel Boston and Omar Cooper.
Odunze’s improving role in Chicago, favorable remaining schedule, and increasing involvement in important passing situations create an encouraging fantasy outlook.
Boston takes the bench spot, while Cooper is labeled the bust primarily because of uncertainty surrounding his target competition in New York.
Kyle Pitts and Jonah Coleman Lead the Boom Picks
At tight end, Kyle Pitts gets another vote of confidence. Atlanta’s favorable remaining schedule offers a potential path to stronger production, leaving Dalton Kincaid on the bench and Brenton Strange as the bust.
The next running back comparison features Jonah Coleman, Quinshon Judkins, and Jadarian Price.
Both hosts back Coleman as the boom after his impressive performances in Denver. Judkins still offers enough upside to avoid the bust designation, but Price’s uncertain workload makes him the least trustworthy option of the three.
A.J. Brown or Jaylen Waddle?
The final speed round produces the episode’s biggest disagreement.
Andrew selects Jaylen Waddle as his boom and A.J. Brown as his bust because of Brown’s injury uncertainty.
Garret takes the exact opposite approach. He prefers Brown’s upside when healthy and is less confident in Waddle’s weekly consistency.
The debate highlights the challenge facing dynasty contenders: should you prioritize the highest ceiling or the player most likely to be available and productive?
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