Derek Brown · Aug 9, 2025

Derek Brown ("Deebro") names three busts to avoid in 2025 fantasy drafts: Kyren Williams at an RB1 price, Chuba Hubbard as a top-20 RB, and Xavier Worthy as his ultimate bust, arguing Rashee Rice is the clear No. 1 receiver in Kansas City.

“Exavi your worthy, man, it's got to be Exavier worthy.”

said on air or in an interview · The Herd with Colin Cowherd (podcast) · read the original →

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Depth Chart CallsAug 9, 2025
“because Rashid Rice is the number one, the clear number one in this offense and it's not Worthy”
Scored 100a naive guess scored 83.33+33.33 skill
How this was scored
club:
KC
skill:
33.33
player:
Rashee Rice
season:
2025
accuracy:
100
baseline:
83.33
position:
WR
naive slot:
3
actual slot:
1
difficulty:
2
measured by:
receptions
naive basis:
where he sat last season
weeks in the season:
18
predicted slot:
1
weeks left when called:
18
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Fantasy Bust CallsAug 9, 2025
“This is Kieren Williams. He's RB twelve, twenty sixth overall in the ECR. And I can't rank Kien Williams that high... This is not a player that I want to spend an RB one or at least pay an RB one price tag for in Fantasy for twenty twenty five.”
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Fantasy Bust CallsAug 9, 2025
“Chuba Hubbard is going to be one of your biggest bus as far as adyp gos top twenty RB in there... So I think we cannot be expecting last year to repat heat”
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Fantasy Bust CallsAug 9, 2025
“Exavi your worthy, man, it's got to be Exavier worthy. He is going as a top twenty four wide receiver in a lot of different spots right on EASYR Wide Receiver twenty or ADP Wide Receiver twenty six. I can't draft him at that spot.”
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