Coachspeak Index founder Greg Brainos joins Best Ball Whenever to break down the biggest risers and fallers of the NFL preseason — and determine which players are still worth drafting at their new prices.

We start with Pat Bryant, whose ADP has climbed throughout draft season but who Greg believes remains a strong buy. Greg lays out the case that Bryant has a legitimate chance to overtake Courtland Sutton as Denver's WR2 and explains why he's willing to keep drafting him even as the market catches up.

We also dig into the Miami rookie wide receivers, where Greg remains bullish on Chris Bell despite his rising cost and prefers him to fellow rookie Caleb Douglas.

But not every target is a preseason riser. Greg explains why he's buying the dip on rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq after injury concerns pushed down his ADP, and why the lower price has created an opportunity if Sadiq is ready for Week 1.

Plus, we discuss an unusual approach to the late rounds: rather than choosing between Jalen McMillan and Ted Hurst as their prices move in opposite directions, Greg is happy to draft both while they're cheap.

With draft season nearing its end, we take one final look at what the preseason actually taught us, which ADP moves were justified, and where the best values remain before Week 1.

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Best Ball Mania I champion Justin Herzig joins Best Ball Whenever to break down some of the most important wide receiver and tight end decisions in current best ball drafts.

We start with the wide receiver tier spanning the end of Round 2 and beginning of Round 3 on Underdog, including why Justin has Malik Nabers at the top of the group. From there, we work through some of the most intriguing mid-round wide receivers, including Jalen McMillan as a target and the rapidly rising Ja'Kobi Lane as a player Justin is much more willing to fade at his current cost.

Justin also breaks down the mid-round tight end landscape and how he's approaching the position as drafts evolve late in the summer.

Plus, we discuss one of Justin's strongest disagreements with me: why he doesn't believe Travis Hunter is worth drafting in best ball given his primarily defensive role. And after Ashton Jeanty's recent injury caused his ADP to fall, Justin explains why the new price may have created an enormous opportunity — and why Jeanty could be the type of player you need to win tournaments this season.

One of the most successful players in best ball history joins us for a conversation about player values, changing ADPs, and the decisions that can separate tournament-winning rosters from the field.

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Jake Tribbey, an analyst and projections guru at Fantasy Points, joins Best Ball Whenever to break down some of the biggest values, fades, and potential ADP movers in today's best ball landscape.

We begin by ranking one of the most intriguing wide receiver tiers in current drafts, discussing Parker Washington, Marvin Harrison Jr., Brian Thomas Jr., Jordan Tyson, Rome Odunze, DJ Moore, and Carnell Tate. Jake explains why he's particularly high on several of those names while fading others, leading to one of the show's biggest disagreements over Carnell Tate.

The conversation then shifts to the later rounds, where Jake shares why he's targeting Wan'Dale Robinson ahead of many popular 10th- and 11th-round receivers, including KC Concepcion, Jayden Higgins, Rashid Shaheed, Khalil Shakir, Jalen Coker, and Romeo Doubs.

We also discuss why Jake believes Stefon Diggs deserves to be a top-100 pick after joining the Commanders, why Malik Willis may be one of the best quarterback values in recent best ball memory, and which players he expects to continue climbing draft boards, including Ladd McConkey, Keenan Allen, Bhayshul Tuten, and Jonathon Brooks. The episode wraps up with a look at late-round running backs Dylan Sampson and Marshawn Lloyd.

If you're looking for actionable wide receiver tiers, future ADP risers, and some of the strongest convictions from one of fantasy football's leading projection experts, this episode is packed with insights to help you stay ahead of your league.

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