OUTCOME The prediction to 'sell high' on Michael Wilson proved badly mistimed. Rather than fading, Wilson finished the 2025 season with 78 receptions for 1,006 yards and 7 touchdowns, ranking as the fantasy WR2 from Week 11 through the end of the season. The 'backyard football' passing volume from Brissett (485 attempts, 3,366 yards, 23 TDs in 14 games) proved to be a genuine, sustained offensive identity for Arizona down the stretch, not a fluke — and Wilson was the chief beneficiary, making selling him at Week 17 one of the worst possible trade decisions of the season.

OUTCOME The bust call largely missed. Blake Corum (ADP 191.5, a late-round pick) finished with 746 rushing yards and 6 TDs on 145 carries in 2025, ending the season as the overall RB40 in PPR — respectable production for a late-round flier — and ranked as RB9 in fantasy points per game from Week 13 onward. Kyren Williams did remain the clear lead back (RB8/9 overall, 1,252 rushing yards, 10 TDs), so the 'this is Kyren's backfield' framing was correct, but Corum delivered real standalone value rather than busting, particularly in the second half of the season.

OUTCOME This tweet was made in August 2025 previewing the 2025 NFL season, not the 2024 season. Of the three players, only Oronde Gadsden came close to hitting — he finished 11th among TEs in receiving yards (664) with 49 catches and 3 TDs, qualifying as a top-20 TE. Isaac TeSlaa posted just 16 receptions and 239 yards (though with 6 TDs), falling well short of top-20 WR, while KeAndre Lambert-Smith was almost entirely invisible with just 1 catch on 4 targets all season. Two of three picks were significant misses, with only Gadsden delivering meaningful fantasy value.

OUTCOME The bust call largely did not pan out. Harvey finished his 2025 rookie season with 896 scrimmage yards and 12 touchdowns across 17 games, led the Broncos in TDs, was named Fantasy Rookie of the Year by some outlets, and helped Denver reach the AFC Championship Game. The expert was correct that RBBC was real early on — Harvey opened as a clear RB2 behind Dobbins and his rushing efficiency was poor (3.7 YPC, 49th in PFF rushing grade) — but Dobbins' Week 10 injury elevated Harvey to the lead back role, and his 12 TDs and pass-catching upside made him a meaningful fantasy contributor, finishing well inside the top-24 at RB rather than as a bust.