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#84 - Frugalocity’s Ballhawgs — Value Picks & Mock Draft Madness

#84 - Frugalocity’s Ballhawgs — Value Picks & Mock Draft Madness29 aug42 min

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This episode of Frugalocity’s Ballhawgs opens with Richard reminding listeners what the show is all about: stretching fantasy draft capital “further than I stretch a gallon of chocolate milk” . The duo — Richard and Connor — dive straight into the heart of Frugalocity: finding value picks that dramatically outperform their draft cost. 🎯 Richard’s Value Picks — The Frugalocity CoreRichard kicks off the value discussion with four players he believes are two to three rounds better than their ADP, the exact definition of Frugalocity drafting.1. Chris Godwin — WR, Tampa BayRichard calls Godwin “perpetually undervalued” and compares drafting him to finding a $40 shirt for $11.99. 2. Romeo Doubs — WR, New EnglandRichard and Connor both agree he’s a steal in rounds 13–15. Connor notes that people still think of him as a Green Bay WR3, but New England paid him and plans to use him heavily. Doubs was “the most consistent receiver in Green Bay,” often delivering 10–15 points even in limited roles.3. Baker Mayfield — QB, Tampa BayRichard highlights Baker’s early‑season production last year and believes pairing him with weapons like Emeka Egbuka and Godwin gives him real upside. 4. Rhamondre Stevenson — RB, New EnglandA controversial pick between Richard and Connor. Richard argues Stevenson is still the primary back and a value in rounds 7–8. Connor counters that T. Henderson is younger, more explosive, and likely to take over. Richard also mentions Jacory Croskey-Merritt (“Bill”) as a bonus value pick — a starting RB available in double‑digit rounds. 🔥 Connor’s Value Picks — “The Right Undervalued Picks”Connor arrives with swagger, noting that his picks match Adam Schefter’s undervalued list — “because I know ball.”His list includes:1. Jalen Waddle — WR, MiamiA proven 1,000‑yard receiver going in rounds 5–6. Connor sees huge upside with Bo Nix slinging the ball and Waddle healthy. 2. J. Price — RB, SeattleThe new RB1 with Charbonnet injured. Connor believes Price’s college pedigree and Seattle’s run‑heavy scheme make him a strong mid‑round value. 3. Jordan Mason — RB, MinnesotaBoth hosts agree Mason is a major value. He averaged 5 yards per carry, fits Minnesota’s new zone‑run scheme, and has a clear path to touches behind an aging Aaron Jones. 4. Tyler Shough — QB, New OrleansConnor defends Shough as a solid late‑round backup with upside. 5. Bashal Tutton — RB, JacksonvilleThe new RB1 after Etienne and Bigsby’s departures. Connor sees massive opportunity in Jacksonville’s offense. 🧠 Mock Draft Walkthrough — Sleeper App, Strategy, and ChaosThe second half of the episode is a full mock draft using the Sleeper app, with Richard drafting from the 7‑spot and Connor from the 2‑spot.The segment is packed with:Real‑time reactionsStrategic breakdownsLessons learned from past draft disasters Richard emphasizes practicing drafts from multiple positions to avoid panicking when players get sniped. Key Draft MomentsRichard takes Amon‑Ra St. Brown in Round 1, breaking his usual RB‑first habit. Connor grabs AJ Brown in Round 2 and Trey McBride in Round 3. Richard lands Joe Burrow in Round 5 — redemption for the infamous “Richard dropped Burrow” incident. Both hosts debate picks like Josh Jacobs, Rome Odunze, and Travis Etienne. Richard loads up on RB depth (Stevenson, Mason, Etienne) to protect against injuries. Connor builds a balanced roster with upside picks like KC Concepcion, Xavier Worthy, and Bucky Irving. The mock draft ends with both hosts reviewing their rosters, and offering final strategic advice: