Episode #13
Greg Brainos on Pat Bryant, Chris Bell & Preseason ADP Moves
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. Subscribe for new episodes of Best Ball Whenever every Wednesday.
