From the episode

it's not a very good indication when a wide receiver has fallen in ADP for three straight seasons. Like that is not a claim of, Oh, this is a bounce back opportunity. This is no, like this is going in the wrong direction.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalBust

Three-year ADP decline signals continued downside, not bounce-back opportunity.

Historical ADP data shows wide receivers falling in ADP for three straight seasons do not bounce back; this is a negative signal, not a buy-the-dip opportunity. Harrison Jr. feels like a player the market is 'just trying to hold out for hope for,' not an ascending year-three player. While he could improve, the source questions whether he has a top-five fantasy ceiling in the context of the Arizona Cardinals offense. At WR31 in ECR, he's now at a 'proper ADP' where he might be a value as a WR3, but the source expresses low confidence in drafting him due to the declining ADP trend and offensive limitations.

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