Just yesterday, I saw someone’s punishment for coming in last, and it was truly one of the worst things I’ve ever seen. They had to dress like the caterpillar pictured above.

This included a mask, antennae, EVERYTHING. Not only that, but this person also had to eat everything that The Very Hungry Caterpillar had to eat in the classic children’s story.

This included: 1 apple, 2 pears, 3 plums, 4 strawberries, 5 oranges, 1 piece of chocolate cake, 1 ice cream cone, 1 pickle, 1 slice of Swiss cheese, 1 slice of salami, 1 lollipop, 1 piece of cherry pie, 1 sausage, 1 cupcake, 1 slice of watermelon, and 1 nice green leaf.

In the video, it looked like the person had to eat even MORE than that. ⬇️

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Now for some awesome values on Yahoo…

In the first part of this series, we covered the best values on ESPN. Check it out here! ⬇️

In one of the more underrated moves of this offseason, Michael Pittman Jr. was traded to the Steelers. He joins the team as their most versatile and savvy WR. His skill set pairs well with Aaron Rodgers, a QB who historically likes to play on schedule and find sure-handed targets across the middle. Prior to Daniel Jones tearing his achilles in 2025, MPJ had nine finishes inside the top-24 WRs. He’s been an under-appreciated fantasy asset for a few years now, and Yahoo is a major culprit in the under-appreciation.

Yahoo ADP: WR43

ESPN ADP: WR30

Walter's Rank: WR37

From Week 9 onward (when he was traded to the Jaguars), Meyers averaged over 11 PPR points per game, as well as a 23% target share. This season, he’s likely to be Trevor Lawrence’s safety blanket, as well as see some positive TD regression (he only scored three all season). He’s the type of player that’s capable of being a crucial cog in fantasy teams reaching the playoffs, yet he’s going around WR50 on Yahoo. Make it make sense!

Yahoo ADP: WR47

ESPN ADP: WR41

Walter's Rank: WR34

Travis Etienne Jr. was the RB12 in PPR points per game in 2025. He did this while ranking as the RB42 in rushing TD rate. On an ascending offense, Etienne figures to see a vast majority of the touches in this backfield, while also being involved heavily on the goal line. After a top season in his career, he ranks as the RB19 on Yahoo… which really doesn’t make much sense. Players he’s behind include Josh Jacobs, D’Andre Swift, and Breece Hall.

Yahoo ADP: RB19

ESPN ADP: RB14

Walter's Rank: RB14

Bucky Irving missed seven games last season, and many fantasy football players considered 2025 a down year for the Bucs RB. However, he had six finishes inside the top-16 RBs, which is substantially higher than his ADP on Yahoo. As a rookie, Irving showcased how dynamic he can be, as well as how elite he’s capable of being for fantasy football. The Bucs brought in Kenny Gainwell, but Irving is the most talented RB on an offense that is finally (somewhat) healthy this season. Based on our projections, he has a ceiling of the RB6 overall.

Yahoo ADP: RB24

ESPN ADP: RB21

Walter's Rank: RB20