HERMS. 🤠

Sam Darnold won a Super Bowl before we got GTA 6

maybe? it's a specific place that kinda makes their own "Maryland tavern style" or whatever, but I've never assigned a specific name to it.

what good is 🏆🏈 without some 🍕?

it leads to self improvement by virtue of learning precisely when and how often to "establish the run," thus being able to assert dominance over others in an incredibly "alpha" manner.

a blurry picture of a person with the words `` you got that right '' written on it . ALT: a blurry picture of a person with the words `` you got that right '' written on it .

🛞🔥🏈🏆

(shoutout @dynastydave.bsky.social)

No Super Bowl is complete without a show-stopper play. A deep threat rippin' off a long TD? Nothing better, and the need for speed brings a need for action on Seattle Seahawks burner Rashid Shaheed.

Anytime TD Scorer + Over on 24.5 receiving yards: ✅

Feeling the vibes? Join Novig and tag along. 🤝

hopping inside the mind of my Crossing Routes co-host for dynasty insight is an A+ idea. you wanna be a better manager? check out what @fftylero.bsky.social has to say:

and that, folks, is Reason #3756128 why AEW is the goddamn best.

The NFL Running Back Landscape: Dynasty Outlooks + More Podcast Episode · Crossing Routes Podcast · 02/04/2026 · 39m

the boiz are back in town! check out this brand-new episode of the Crossing Routes Podcast (fueled by @ftnfantasy.com) in which my co-host @fftylero.bsky.social and I discuss some key names at the running back position through a dynasty lens:

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🙏 appreciate you 💯

he was quite fun! especially with rifling those red zone darts on I think Day 3?

that's about all I got for this one. appreciate those who chose to read this far, if at all. stay tuned throughout the offseason for more of my thoughts about the 2026 rookie class, and be sure to follow me on here to stay in the loop when I have cool stuff drop. hooray 🏈 !

plenty of folks probably only saw Malachi Fields as an X entering the event, but the diversity in his routes (showcasing more short) and ability to display stronger separation from DBs by the end of practice sessions was far too good to ignore. someone's gettin' a dawg in him.

someone like Kevin Coleman would be intriguing to see replace [for example] Wan’Dale Robinson if the Giants decide to let the dynamo walk in free agency; something *like* that for him plays in the NFL for sure. if you're lookin' for vibes from within my mind's eye, that's where I see it.

at WR, both Malachi Fields (Notre Dame) and Kevin Coleman (Mizzou) were faves who can win on multiple levels and project well for fantasy. before expanding, though, here are other 👀 guys:

- Reggie Virgil, Texas Tech
- Cyrus Allen, Cincinnati
- Josh Cameron, Baylor
- Tyren Montgomery, John Carroll

predicting NFL roles for RBs is difficult, though, so estimates of capability only go so far. but at least in terms of Jaydn Ott, I am reasonably confident he "back" to the 2023 Cal version of himself rather than the hurt/ineffective player we saw between 2024-25 — a real 💎 in my eyes.

at the RB spot, those I considered the most exciting with either three-down capability *or* the traits required to see significant touches in an NFL backfield were:

- Kaytron Allen, Penn State
- Mike Washington Jr., Arkansas
- Jaydn Ott, Oklahoma

(HONORABLE MENTION: Nick Singleton, Penn State)

I also really like the future for Illinois QB Luke Altmyer as a viable backup. with Altmeyer, the “pop” isn’t the reward; the evident feel for the tempo required to operate a horizontally-oriented system at a basic level is. he’ll hang around on the strength of competence.

to clarify, based solely on early practice sessions in Mobile, I wasn’t terribly impressed with Nuss; Pavia looked more dynamic more often — that’s more of where my initial feelings came from. but after Day 3’s practice and the proper Senior Bowl itself, only one of ‘em did anything to remember.

despite initial concern, Garrett Nussmeier is absolutely a better quarterback than Diego Pavia when both are at their best. the vision of a passable NFL starter is 100% there with the LSU product, and despite having said that I see the “project” vibes from Pavia, I was admittedly overzealous.

aight, here goes nothin' — time for the #SeniorBowl Mega-Thread No One Asked For:

I covered many of my perspectives from the event at FTN, and you can find the link to my last article on the subject pinned to my profile. however, between that time and now, I've had time to reshape some thoughts: 🧵

The Ride Stopped: Takeaways from the NFL Coaching Carousel Now we know who is at the helm of every NFL team in 2026. C.H. Herms recaps the head coaching moves of the NFL offseason.

The carousel finally stopped 🎡

@herms.bsky.social broke down every new HC hire and what it all means for your fantasy squads in 2026.

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The Ride Stopped: Takeaways from the NFL Coaching Carousel Now we know who is at the helm of every NFL team in 2026. C.H. Herms recaps the head coaching moves of the NFL offseason.

👀🏈 Which NFL head coaching hires made the biggest dent for fantasy football purposes? All of 'em (to some degree), but for more specific insight, check out my latest at @ftnfantasy.com (FREE) breaking down everything managers need to know:

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It's that time again, folks. One team a day - every day - until free agency!

We're looking at the depth chart, scheme, cap space, contracts, etc. of the offensive weapons to see what advantages we can get for dynasty and early best ball.

Will post them here as we go!⬇️

lmao WHOOPS, definitely gonna be a tomorrow thing at this point. ya boi got somethin' else cookin' to share soonly. 🙃

contemplating doing a 🧠 dump thread of my thoughts from the #SeniorBowl with updates/shifts in perspectives from the last article I had published. I guess be on the 👀 out or what have you later on, sk8ters. 🛹

Difficult to say with such limited exposure, but there's absolutely something there. The only thing I have to compare it to from personal experience is how Ryan Flournoy rocked it a couple years ago. Montgomery legitimately did quite well; the rest is development and adapting footwork.