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Emeka Ibuka. I talked about this on last week's market score projection show. He has insane market score comps. He's a top five wide receiver. When you project via those comps, not by market score, he's not bad in market score, but when you look at the comps, it's just good comp after good comp.
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Egbuka's top-five WR comps via market score support round four selection.
JJ Zachariason selected Emeka Egbuka in round four, citing insane market score comps that project him as a top-five wide receiver when using comp-based projections rather than market score alone. Zachariason notes that Egbuka's comps are 'good comp after good comp,' which increases his confidence in Egbuka's ceiling, and he chose Egbuka over Luther Burden because he understands the bear case for Burden more clearly.
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