FantasyPros Articles on Jordyn Tyson
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Going as the WR36, 90th overall, this price looks far too cheap for a receiver who was a top-10 draft pick. Receivers drafted in the top 10 over the last five classes have averaged 78 catches, over 1,000 yards, and 6.4 touchdowns as rookies, already fantasy wide receiver two production as a baseline floor.
STACKED’s take
Tyson's top-10 pedigree and dome-offense setup suggest WR2 floor at WR36 ADP.
Going as WR36, 90th overall, this price looks far too cheap for a receiver who was a top-10 draft pick. Receivers drafted in the top 10 over the last five classes have averaged 78 catches, over 1,000 yards, and 6.4 touchdowns as rookies, already fantasy wide receiver two production as a baseline floor. He's playing in an up-tempo, dome-based offense behind an ascending young quarterback who already helped a different receiver reach a new career-high level as a rookie passer last year. There's real volume to go around in this offense too, since a departed teammate ranked 15th in the league in wide receiver targets last year even while sharing the field with the team's top option. Since 90% of top-10-drafted rookie receivers over recent classes have finished as a fantasy wide receiver three or worse in year one, that downside risk already looks priced into his current ADP, making this close to a pure upside bet.
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