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First-round pick with elite production history; won BR contest despite chalk.
Malik Nabers was a first-round fantasy draft pick with historically preposterous production numbers; Davis Mattek argues he should have been played over Drake London (who cost $500 more) despite London's 30% projected target share, emphasizing Nabers' elite draft capital and historical production as reasons to trust him over projections. Nabers had Jameis Winston as his quarterback, which was later replaced by JJ McCarthy (who threw for 250 yards in a quarter), suggesting the QB situation was volatile. Nabers was part of the winning DFS lineup in the main BR contest, indicating he was a high-ownership player who delivered value despite chalk status.
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