The Dynasty Wire
July 22, 2026

Dynasty Market Report — July 22, 2026

The Lede

Camp is a week out and the waiver wire is on fire — six players posting 77–87% DME surges in seven days signals one thing: depth-chart dominoes are falling fast. The most structurally significant move is Cade Stover cracking DME 1,124 (+80.71%) in Houston, where a TE1 role in a high-volume offense is crystallizing with no credible competition in sight. When a tight end clears four figures with a clean role and a competent QB room, the window to buy at value is already closing.

Who's Rising

The Jalin Hyatt (DME 1,062, +87.63%) and Joshua Palmer (DME 1,232, +79.85%) surges are almost certainly camp-driven — Hyatt reportedly running with the NYG starters at receiver, Palmer locked into a legitimate role alongside a healthy Bills passing attack. Both are buy-or-hold situations right now, but Palmer's DME ceiling is meaningfully higher given his offensive context in Buffalo. Malachi Corley (DME 1,064, +80.95%) in Cleveland and Xavier Restrepo (DME 1,043, +77.38%) in Tennessee are higher-risk buys — the opportunities are real but the supporting casts are thinner, so treat those as speculative fliers rather than cornerstones.

Who's Falling

Drew Allar's slide to DME 1,378 (−10.87%) is the sharpest drop on the board and deserves real attention — in Superflex that kind of QB value bleed stings, and if Pittsburgh's camp competition is heating up, the floor gets soft quickly. Brandon Aiyuk (DME 1,638, −4.04%) and Mason Taylor (DME 1,602, −3.09%) are minor corrections, not alarms — both remain high-DME assets and the dips look like market noise rather than fundamental deterioration. Hold both; buy Aiyuk if a panicking manager bites.

The Move

Sell Drew Allar now. At DME 1,378 and falling 10.87% in a single week, the market hasn't fully processed whatever is happening in Pittsburgh. In Superflex, QB value evaporates faster than any other position when the starting role goes murky. Package Allar with a sweetener and flip into Joshua Palmer (DME 1,232) — you're gaining a locked-in receiving role in a premium offense while unloading the most fragile asset on today's board before the next leg down.