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DYNASTY DIAGNOSTIC
League/Scoring Settings: 12-Team, 0.5PPR, 1PPR Tight End Premium (TEP), 1QB, 1RB, 1WR, 4FLEX, K, DST League
Total Starters: 9
Number of Starting QBs: 1
Number of Starting RBs: 1
Number of Starting WRs: 1
Number of Starting TEs: 0
Number of Starting Flex Spots: 4
Number of Starting PKs: 1
Number of Starting Defs: 1
QBs:
- Joe Burrow
- Jalen Hurts
RBs:
- Bijan Robinson
- Tyler Allgeier
- Jahmyr Gibbs
- Alvin Kamara
- Quinshon Judkins
- Kyle Monanagai
- Jordan James
WRs:
- Ja'Marr Chase
- Malik Nabers
- CeeDee Lamb
- Zay Flowers
- Rashee Rice
- Emeka Egbuka
- Jerry Jeudy
- Kayshon Boutte
- Travis Hunter
- Jack Bech
TEs:
- David Nojku,
- Tucker Kraft,
- Chigoziem Okonkwo
Kicker:
- Brandon Aubrey
Defense:
- Baltimore Ravens
Draft Picks:
All (Unsure How many Rounds)
Dynasty Team Assessment – September 2025
Team Overview:
This roster is loaded with top-end star power at the key positions. At QB, they hold two elite dynasty assets in Hurts and Burrow, giving them both weekly upside and long-term stability. At RB, they've cornered the market on two of the best young talents in Bijan and Gibbs, with Kamara as a high-floor veteran bridge. WR is the crown jewel: Chase and Lamb are top-5 assets, Nabers has joined them, and the depth (Jeudy, Rice, Flowers, Hunter, Egbuka) gives both insulation and trade chips. Tight end is less dominant, but Njoku is a strong weekly player in TEP (Tight End Premium) scoring, with upside swing bets like Kraft and Okonkwo behind him.
Kicker and defense are stable, which is all that’s needed.
This team is both built to win now and maintain long-term dominance.
Strengths
Quarterback Stability: Hurts + Burrow give elite weekly production and injury insurance in 1QB.
Elite RB Core: Bijan + Gibbs are dynasty gold. Kamara adds win-now stability, while Judkins and Monangai give developmental depth.
WR Depth + Ceiling: Chase, Lamb, Nabers are three WR1-caliber dynasty anchors. Rice, Flowers, and Hunter provide breakout potential. Egbuka is already looking like another bona fide star for this year and beyond.
Win-Now Power: Stacked at every skill position, with both floor and ceiling players.
Weaknesses
Tight End Ceiling: Njoku is solid in TEP, but the team is lacking a true difference-maker like Kelce, LaPorta, or Bowers.
Veteran Dependence at RB Depth: Kamara is productive but nearing the end of his dynasty window. Beyond Bijan/Gibbs, the RB depth consists of handcuffs and speculative prospects.
Starting Spots vs. Depth: With 4 FLEX spots, this team will have WR/RB depth every week — this is a strength, but it also means inconsistency if young WRs don’t hit immediately.
Win-Now vs. Rebuild Status:
Status: Clear Championship Contender
This team has elite starters at every position and depth that insulates against injury. The mix of proven veterans (Hurts, Kamara, Njoku) and ascending young players (Bijan, Gibbs, Nabers, Rice, Flowers) balances the present and future windows.
Recommendations
Consolidate WR Depth: too many WR3/WR4 types (Jeudy, Rice, Flowers, Boutte). Consider packaging two for an elite TE upgrade (LaPorta, Kincaid, Bowers) to maximize TEP scoring.
Future-Proof RB Depth: Kamara and Allgeier are short-term only. If they can flip Kamara + depth WR for a younger RB2 (Achane, Walker, etc), it locks in the RB room even more long-term, especially since Monangai and James are no sure things past this season.
Monitor Draft Stashes: Hunter, Egbuka, Bech, Boutte — not all will pan out. This team should be ready to flip one if they gain early hype value.
Final Verdict: Juggernaut
This team is a dynasty juggernaut — one of the rare builds that’s both ready to win now and insulated for years to come. The core of Hurts, Bijan, Gibbs, Chase, Lamb, Nabers is about as good as it gets. The only real weakness is the lack of an elite TEP tight end, but they have the WR capital to fix that via trade.
Verdict:
- Top-tier championship contender in 2025
- Dynasty powerhouse for at least 3–4 more years
