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The second bold call from this same offense: Odunze finishes as a top-five fantasy wide receiver in points per game. He's entering his third season, historically the single most common year for a receiver's first true breakout, and through the first eight weeks of last season before a foot injury derailed his year, he was already producing at a top-nine weekly pace.
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Odunze's year-three breakout window and top-nine pace support top-5 WR finish at cheapest ADP.
The bold call: Odunze finishes as a top-five fantasy wide receiver in points per game. He's entering his third season, historically the single most common year for a receiver's first true breakout, and through the first eight weeks of last season before a foot injury derailed his year, he was already producing at a top-nine weekly pace. His catch rate has been poor across his first two seasons, a metric largely attributed to his quarterback's own inconsistency rather than his own route running, meaning real positive regression is possible if that quarterback takes a step forward. He's currently the cheapest of his team's three primary pass catchers in ADP despite ranking among the highest risers league-wide over the past week, and the source views him as a better value than a more hyped, less proven teammate in that same receiver room.
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