Rookie WRs and RBs we’re targeting with Pat Kerrane

In this episode of the Rotoworld Football Show, Patrick Daugherty, Kyle Dvorczyk, and Patrick Corain dive into early offseason fantasy football strategy, focusing on rookie wide receivers and running backs for best ball drafts. The hosts discuss Mike Evans' move to the 49ers as a high-value, under-the-radar fit, despite a relatively low $15 million salary, and analyze the diminishing role of the traditional 'speed three' receiver archetype. They highlight Cornell Tate as their top rookie wide receiver target, praising his efficiency and route-running despite concerns about size and speed, while also spotlighting Chris Brazel as a deep-value dart throw with upside. On the running back side, Jeremiah Love is deemed the clear top rookie pick, though the hosts express cautious optimism about Jadarian Price and Jonah Coleman, who may fall due to perceived speed concerns. The conversation also touches on the Raiders' quarterback situation with Fernando Mendoza and Kirk Cousins, questioning whether Cousins will start Week 1 and how that impacts fantasy value. The episode closes with a preview of upcoming coach rankings, where Nick Sirianni’s high win rate is debated against his perceived lack of coaching innovation.