Boston's WR61 ADP creates a near-zero-cost final-round breakout opportunity.

Boston is going as WR61, 158th overall, far later than the other names on this list, and the source argues the case for him centers on a perceived ADP gap that doesn't fully make sense. A rookie teammate is widely viewed as the team's clear presumptive top receiver, and while there's nothing wrong with drafting both, the gap between the two in current ADP feels larger than it should be. Given how late he's currently going, he's framed as an ideal target for a final-round pick in formats that allow skipping a backup kicker or second defense, a near-zero-cost swing that could pay off significantly if he breaks out during the preseason.

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