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He's sandwiched between Garrett Wilson, who like is just going to do the same thing every year until the end of time where like we know it could be better, but it probably won't be better, but it'll still be fine. So, I'm okay with him as a fourth round player... Garrett Wilson kind of has, you know, that that se like a wide receiver one season if Gino Smith is just better and like they're throwing the football because their defense isn't very good.

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Consistent fourth-round value with unlikely WR1 path if Gino Smith improves.

Matt Harmon positions Garrett Wilson as a fourth-round ADP player (around 40th overall) who will perform consistently year-to-year. Harmon notes Wilson "is just going to do the same thing every year until the end of time where like we know it could be better, but it probably won't be better, but it'll still be fine," making him acceptable as a fourth-round selection despite limited upside potential. Wilson has a path to WR1 upside if Gino Smith improves and Seattle's defense forces a pass-heavy offensive script, though this is dependent on QB play and defensive performance driving volume.

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