Watson's top-12 upside is undervalued at WR27 ADP if he stays healthy.
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If Watson stays healthy, he projects as a top-12 wide receiver; last season excluding his first three games he finished as WR9, and even including those games he was WR20—higher than his current ADP of WR27. The source notes his average depth of target (17) could decrease if the Packers deploy Matthew Golden as the deep threat, allowing Watson to run more underneath routes like Jameson Williams, creating more high-efficiency targets.
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Christian Watson stays healthy this year, he's going to be top 12 guy...he was wide receiver nine...he was wide receiver 20 when coming back. That's higher than he is going right now. He's wide receiver 27. So the upside, I think, is definitely there.
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- If Watson stays healthy, he projects as a top-12 wide receiver; last season excluding his first three games he finished as WR9, and even including those games he was WR20—higher than his current ADP of WR27. The source notes his average depth of target (17) could decrease if the Packers deploy Matthew Golden as the deep threat, allowing Watson to run more underneath routes like Jameson Williams, creating more high-efficiency targets.
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- STACKED tags this as a positive fantasy football signal for Christian Watson (WR). Watson's top-12 upside is undervalued at WR27 ADP if he stays healthy.
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