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I really liked Jaylen Royals. And but fully admitting it was like a home run swing... if this dude's good and I kind of think he is... Now, clearly that was wrong... Royals has a 14% advance rate um right now... if you're with the guys like Royals and Horton um like how many of those dudes you have on the same team cuz there are uh they are those guys are more likely to be zeros

STACKED’s take

Negative signalBust

Home-run swing failed; 14% advance rate with high zero risk.

The source liked Jaylen Royals as a home-run swing pick in the Chiefs passing game, betting on him to step into a role without injury given concerns about Xavier Worthy, Hollywood Brown, and Travis Kelce's decline; however, the pick did not work out. Royals has a 14% advance rate, which is below expectations for a player drafted with late-season emergence potential. The source notes that speculative late-round archetypes like Royals are more likely to produce zeros, which can prevent team advancement even if one hits, suggesting limiting exposure to multiple high-variance players on the same team.

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