Joe's Mac Jones is surging, and no one in the league finds that funnier than Joe
By Val Marchetti · 1mo ago
The biggest mover on the board is Mac Jones, and he belongs to jgianares — the same Joe who once let an injured Mac Jones sit in his starting lineup during the 2024 playoffs while he was out drinking, costing him the game. Jones is a depth piece, so this is trivia more than trade capital, but the league will not let Joe forget the timing.
The steepest fall belongs to Calvin Ridley, cratering on cbbrew's bench. Charles built his whole 2025 around collecting picks and losing on purpose, so a depth piece losing value is less a warning sign than a mission statement.
The more meaningful business is happening at tight end. George Kittle, a flex-worthy piece for zmoneyballers, is climbing fast — good news for Zack's declared rebuild, though his Courtland Sutton is sliding the other direction on the same roster. Cmoney7 has a similar split: Terrance Ferguson climbing fast, Parker Washington, an actual flex-worthy WR, sliding.
CapitanKampana's runway of depth backs is cooling hardest — Sean Tucker cratering and Jordan James sliding, a rough month for Will's bench even in a championship year. Elsewhere, Cade Otton (ssbradley40), Rashid Shaheed (jgianares) and Pat Freiermuth (DamnBrit) are all climbing fast, while Isaiah Davis is cratering for cplabarge.