Davis Mattek on Chris Rodriguez

VideoThere Is No Such Thing As A WR2 Anymore (Draft Like It)May 23, 2026

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Chris Rodriguez actually does fit this build because there's going to be some weeks that 8.4 points is uh good enough... Chris Rodriguez has like nine catches in his last eight games... I just think he is going to kind of be like a much worse version of like Kareem Hunt, like a less successful version of... I just I personally do not expect him to be that successful in in that role... with the running back like the cost of running back at a as a whole, like the greater ADP, like I think it's fair. I think he's a fair cost.

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STACKED’s take

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Receiving upside and elite YAC, but goal-line role unlikely to succeed; fair ADP value.

Rodriguez fits the roster build because some weeks 8.4 points is acceptable, and he led the league in yards after contact per attempt tied with Devon Achane; has nine catches in his last eight games, providing receiving upside in Jacksonville's high-scoring offense. However, despite landing in a prime goal-line role with his college coach and showing burst (54-yard run last year), he is viewed as unlikely to be successful in that role; compared unfavorably to Kareem Hunt as a much worse, less successful version. At current ADP, Rodriguez represents a fair cost given the overall running back market, even if success is not expected.

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