0:00We have nasty injury updates, brains news, and sports book projections have actually dropped. And all of this has made me update my rankings over the past
0:08few months. So, let's dive into where they stand as of now, late June, early July. S tier going to remain the same.
0:16Like Jamar Chase, of course, we can sit here and we can say, "Oh, okay. Well, maybe he wasn't the most exciting wide
0:21receiver in fantasy last year, knowing that he went at the 101 in almost every single draft. He ended up with 19.6 6
0:28fantasy points per game, which had him as the wide receiver three in points per game. But honestly, I think we need to
0:35take a step backwards, look back at what we saw from Jamar Chase in 2024, where Jamar Chase in 2024 was the wide
0:42receiver one in fantasy with 23.7 points per game. I mean, in the Flock League that year, I drafted Jamar Chase as my
0:50round one pick and he was essentially the only reason why I finished with a top two record that season. And one
0:56thing that we can do over here on flockfantasy.com is we can pull up what we have had with Jamar Chase with and
1:02without Joe Burrow over the past two years and you can see some pretty clear numbers on why Chase did have that dip
1:09this past season. And it was simple.
1:11Jamar Chase had to deal with nonJeo Burrow quarterback play at the beginning of the year. But in the games in which
1:17Burrow has been his quarterback over the past two seasons, he has averaged 22 and a half points per game, which makes him
1:23the wide receiver one during that stretch. And it's not even remotely close. Now, moving over to our wide receiver two that we're going to have,
1:30it is going to be Puka. Now, Puka was incredible last year. Like, look at just this game log. Obviously, he goes down
1:39in week six where you see him only have 4.8 eight fantasy points, but he only played 53% of the snaps in that game. He
1:46misses week seven, but outside of that two week stretch, he had one 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 games with more than 20 fantasy
1:58points. And he had zero games with fewer than 13. So, incredibly high ceiling that you have with Puka. The only thing
2:06that I'm going to be discounting here a bit is, let me pull up our sportsbook projections that we have on the site.
2:14And while the Rams still project to be the best offense in the NFL, last year they averaged 30 and a half points per
2:21game. And this year they project to only average 26.8. So you probably have some regression when it comes to the Rams
2:27offense. But Puganua still absolutely going to ball. Now JSN's going to be our last wide receiver here. JSN extremely consistent. Like if we use that same 13
2:38point game threshold that we had for Puka, JSN only had one game with fewer than 13 fantasy points. And he had 1 2 3
2:464 5 6 7 8 9 10 games with over 20 this past season. And it has been a continued trend for JSN to improve every single
2:56year in every statistical category. As a rookie, extremely disappointing. wide receiver, 54 in points per game. Year two, that jumped up to being the wide
3:05receiver 20. This past year, he was the wide receiver, too. This was an elite prospect coming out of Ohio State as
3:11well, which is worthy to note. And at the same time, he has played 17 games every single season of his NFL career.
3:19And there's a small chance that you actually have this team leaning a little bit more pass with the departure of Kenneth Walker, with the injury of Zack
3:27Sherbanet, and obviously a rookie leading this backfield injur. So, you can't go wrong taking one of these wide receivers. Outside of Bejian and Gibbs,
3:36I think that these are the safest picks that you have on the board and you have to make inside the first five overall
3:42picks. You're not going to get them.
3:44Now, moving over to one of my most drafted round one players, it is a Monro St. Brown because while maybe he doesn't
3:50have the same ceiling that we get with Jamar, the same ceiling that we get with Puka Nakua, the floor is incredible
3:57here. Like he is going into his sixth NFL season. He has never played fewer than 16 games. While at the same time,
4:05we can come through and look at the peaks that we've had where he has been a top 10 wide receiver in points per game
4:12every single year over the past four.
4:14And he has been a top five wide receiver in points per game every year over the past three. A lot of people were
4:20concerned about what this offense was going to look like without Ben Johnson.
4:24St. Brown honestly wasn't really impacted. He's still averaged over 19 fantasy points per contest. Now, one thing that is important to note, if I'm
4:33going to be fair here with a wide receiver that I have drafted a ridiculous amount of this season, is one, he is going to be older than what
4:41we have with those other wide receivers that we've talked about. He's still in his prime, but he is about to turn 27.
4:46The other thing that's worthy of note is Jameson Williams, who we'll talk about later on here, actually did get better as the year went on. when you had the
4:56change with the offensive play calling.
4:59So, if we look at the first half of the year for JMO versus the second half of the season, like his targets had gone up
5:05dramatically. Of course, I'm going to talk about Jameson Williams later in this video. I'm actually higher on Jameson Williams than I've ever been in
5:13a fantasy season. Now, moving over to wide receiver five, I'm going to have the Danny Lad special. The guy he took
5:20at number two overall in the Flock League, which led to him losing the league this past year. rest in peace.
5:25He's gonna be at Denny's all day. Is CD Lamb. Now CD Lamb had a high ankle sprain, right? So we can maybe excuse
5:32some of his poor play on that fact, but I don't want to just completely cope with it because while he missed this
5:40stretch of games, weeks three, four, five, six, when he came back in week seven, he had one of the best games of
5:47his season. He had over 100 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown. So I don't know if we can look at that. um
5:54emergence that we had in week seven and then excuse his poor play at the end of the year due to a hangover effect from
6:00the high ankle sprain that he had early on. Obviously the big drop that we had from Lamb was coming from his market
6:08share numbers. If you look at this on the site, he had 27% 29% and 28% of the Dallas Cowboys targets from a per game
6:16perspective from 2022 to 2024. However, with the addition of George Pickkins this past season, that fell down to 23% of the Dallas Cowboys targets in the
6:27games that he played in, which obviously is a dramatic fall. So, I don't think you can view him as an S tier wide
6:34receiver with where he was being drafted last year because Pickkins has proven that he's legit. He is going to be the
6:39real deal. But at the same time, if I look at those sportsbooks projections that we have posted on flockfantasy.com, right now, the only offenses that
6:48project to be better than the Dallas Cowboys this next year are the Detroit Lions, the Buffalo Bills, and the Los Angeles Rams. Now, moving over to Justin
6:57Jefferson. The Jefferson Bull case is very simple. You can make an argument that Justin Jefferson is the most talented wide receiver in the NFL. Let
7:07me pull up the player comparison on fogg fantasy.com and let's look at every top NFL wide receiver from the years 2020
7:16through um 2024, right? Essentially any game in which you've had no JJ McCarthy or hell, let's not even do that. I mean,
7:24you can see here just during that stretch, he had a worst season over five years, finishing as the wide receiver, seven in points per game, and that was
7:34his rookie year. Maybe the better way to view this is going back and looking at what we saw with Jamar Chase and looking
7:40at the historical splits that we've had from Justin Jefferson over the past two years with and without JJ McCarthy, right? Because my base expectation with
7:49Jefferson is we're never seeing McCarthy under center outside of a Kyler Murray injury um this next season. And he has played 10 games with JJ McCarthy in his
7:58NFL career. And in those 10 games, he was the wide receiver 35 in points per game. and the 24 games he played without
8:06JJ McCarthy. Keep in mind the Vikings had some of the worst quarterback play in the league last year. Like where we're going, oh thank god no McCarthy.
8:15We have Carson Winson or center, right?
8:16Like that's the quote unquote good play that he had. Is the wide receiver six in points per game. I think that Kyler is
8:23going to come in elevate the offense. Am I going to tell you that Kyler Murray is a true elite level quarterback? No. But
8:28I think he's a hell of a lot better than what we just had with McCarthy. Now, moving over to our B tier, a wide
8:34receiver I have drafted a ton of is going to be Drake London. Now, obviously, I want to get y'all my overall rankings soon. The only thing
8:43that is holding me up is your overall rankings and how you value wide receivers versus running backs is so dependent on your league settings that I
8:50really want to make sure that I'm tailoring those to your exact format, the exact platform, and everything to your league specifically. which is why
8:58we are going to have those 50 plus draft sheets posted on flockfantasy.com.
9:03As long as those realtime draft assistance for your sleeper, ESPN, and Yahoo drafts as well, we're going to have all the overall rankings there. And
9:11of course, it's not too late to get access to all of that. The flockfantasy.com season pass for this next year is only
9:20$34 right now. And if you use code flock when you sign up, not only you're going to get all the stuff from everybody on
9:27the site, which is pretty much all the YouTubers you already watch, but I'm also going to be answering your questions for you for free during the
9:33live streams this season. You can find the link to that in the description as well as the comment section. But sticking with the wide receiver ranks
9:40and Drake London averaged 16.8 fantasy points per game this past season, the consistency was not there. We can see with London some of these absolute dud
9:52games where he went out there and he scored fewer than 10 fantasy points one, two, three, four times. However, he had
9:59multiple games with over 30. If you average this all out, Drake London still managed to be the wide receiver seven in
10:07points per game. He still managed to have 9.3 targets per game and a target share over 30%. He is a true target hog.
10:16And I know a lot of people are going to say with London, who hasn't even turned 25 years old yet, oh okay, well the
10:21Atlanta Falcons offense is garbage, right? The Falcons are so damn bad. Why would I want to draft the wide receiver for Tua or Michael Penn? But what's very
10:30interesting is if you go to the site and look at those sportsbook projections, you would notice that the Atlanta Falcons project to be a better offense
10:39this year than they were last season.
10:41Not by much, by about half a point per game. But they are a bad offense. You can't deny that. But they're going to be
10:49slightly improved or at least should be.
10:51And Drake London was already the wide receiver, seven in points per game last season. He's only 25 years old. You can
10:56assume that he continues to get better and he has no target share whatsoever.
11:00Now, Nico Collins I traded for halfway through last season in the Flock League.
11:04I ended up giving Tigants as well as Stefon Diggs for him. And I really like what we had in the second half of the
11:10season, right? We had a lot of these games with over 20 fantasy points. Very similar to London. You don't have the
11:16same level consistency that you get from the S tier and A tier wide receivers.
11:20Like here, you can see one, two, three, four, five games this past season with fewer than 10 fantasy points. Now, keep
11:27in mind, you look at some of these game logs, like this game against the Seattle Seahawks, he did go down early. I
11:32believe that was with a concussion. I think I actually traded for him right about here. But we can't just ignore the
11:38other games in which he performed poorly, right? The thing with Nico is we've seen three straight seasons of him being a top 10 wide receiver, but he has
11:47never played more than 15 games in a year. And with the Houston Texans defense, it is so good that you're going
11:54to assume that the overall amount of passing attempts CJ Strad gets not going to be incredibly high in compared to some of these other offenses. Target
12:01share should be up. Efficient wide receiver, extremely talented player. But you have the injury concerns as well as the fact that the passing volume's
12:10probably not going to be super high here in Houston. Now AJ Brown is officially a New England Patriot. Now obviously I am
12:18drafting teams on the live stream every single night. Real Money fantasy drafts.
12:23I would love for you to come and hang out with us in those streams. Maybe draft in a league with us. Um so just
12:28make sure you're subscribed. But what's funny is early in the off seasonason, everybody knew that AJ Brown was going to be a New England Patriot. Like
12:35whenever we would go through and whenever we would draft AJ Brown, the quarterback we would target for our stack, it was Drake May. And it's not
12:43like I'm some next level genius where I'm the only person with access to Diane Rousini. No, I mean it was the national
12:49story. Everybody knew. But the second that the trade actually happened, then you had AJ Brown going from being consistently a third round pick to now
12:58you're not going to get him after the second round. With AJ Brown, he did have a significant drop off from 2024 to 2025
13:08and a couple key categories. The number one thing that I want to point out is this yards per route run column. He fell
13:15from 3.16 down to 2.13, a career low. Jaylen Herz was still throwing him the ball. He was averaging
13:248.1 targets per game, a 29 a.5% team target share. I mean, that's up there at the very top of the NFL, but the
13:32efficiency was down. The yards per target, tied for a career low. Last time we saw it that low, he was a Tennessee
13:38Titan in 2021.
13:40So, when you're drafting Brown, everything hinges on how much you are willing to excuse away the drop in efficiency last season on the
13:50quarterback play with Jaylen Herz and make an argument for it to be improved this year with Drake May. Now, if you
13:57look at how many points the New England Patriots often scored last season, they were incredible. The Patriots scored 28 and a half points per game. They were
14:05only behind the Los Angeles Rams in total points scored. However, super important to note what sports books are projecting this year. Sports books have
14:15the New England Patriots as the number one offense with regression and scoring fewer points year-over-year than they did the year prior. So, I want to bank
14:26in that the New England Patriots offense will not be to the same level that it was last year, even with the addition of
14:33AJ Brown, that they ran hot with the easiest schedule in the NFL.
14:39So, it's tough for me to get as excited as some other people are where they're just immediately moving AG Brown ahead
14:46of Drake London where I'm looking at it going maybe the quarterback plays a little bit better, but Brown's 29 years old. Drake London hasn't even turned 25.
14:55London averaged over two points per game more than AJ Brown this past season. We did see the drop off in efficiency from
15:01the 28-year-old. So, I'm going to need a little bit of a discount on AJ Brown where I wouldn't be willing to take him
15:06ahead of London. Now, going down to our S tier, George Pickkins has an incredible range of outcomes. Like, if you go through and use the range of
15:16outcomes tool on flockfantasy.com, which you can see a little sneak peek of it here as we bring up these players, you'll see that wide receivers that had
15:24a similar age 24 season to George Pickins. Um, since I think we go back to 2008 on flockfantasy.com would be Michael Thomas in 2017. The
15:34following year he averaged 19.7 points per game. AJ Green 2012. The following year he averaged 19 points per game.
15:42Odell Beckham Jr. 2016. The following year he averaged 18.5 points per game.
15:46Brandon Marshall 2008 the following year 18.5. Dez Bryant 2012 the following year 18.2. Like you are not going to find another wide receiver that has comps as
15:58exciting as what George Piggin just put up at 24. I mean, at 24 years old, he had 84 and a half receiving yards per
16:05game, 10.4 yards per target off of only a 22% team target share.
16:13So, Pickkins incredible. I am ranking him here with the assumption that he is going to be worse year-over-year. And if he is not, he is the biggest value in
16:24drafts. There is a real world scenario in which these CD Lamb and George Pickins rankings should be flipped. Like I'm going to acknowledge that right now.
16:34The only thing that I think is worth pointing out is Pickkins did get to juice some of these stats a bit and the
16:40games in which he played without CD Lamb. Like let me go through and let's pull this in. And actually, we're not
16:47going to look at any previous years because obviously it's tough to go through and say like, oh, okay, we can use George Pickkins as a Pittsburgh
16:56Steeler against him this season, right?
16:59But in the three games without CD Lamb, George Pickins averaged 26.3 points per game, he had almost 120 receiving yards per game. And in those
17:08three games, he had four touchdowns, right? Unbelievable. 3.58 yards per target. Like this was the number one guy in fantasy whenever you had no Lamb with
17:19CD Lamb. Little more disappointing. He fell down to being the wide receiver 10 in points per game. So that's exactly where I'm going to rank him here because
17:26I'm expecting that CD Lamb's going to be good to go. And I still would prefer Lamb because we have the largest sample
17:32of him being a dominant fantasy option.
17:35But if Piggins can replicate what he did last year, he's an incredible value. Now the Rashi Rice saga is insane, right?
17:42Rice is a player that we have never really got to see play out a full season. He played four games in 2024 and
17:49then you had Mahomes taking him out for good. 2025 he was suspended, right? And not only was he suspended, but we can go
17:57through and look at him coming back in week seven and then Patrick Mahomes going down at the end of the season as
18:03well, right? But with Rasheed Rice, it is extremely difficult to know if you're going to be able to rely upon him
18:12because he seems like the least reliable person I've ever met. Like I mean I I haven't met him. I I wish I could.
18:19Buddy, I'd shake your hand and ask you how you're going and maybe try to give you a wee bit of life advice. But um the
18:26best news that we've had from Bersie Rice this off season was the fact that he was able to leave jail with no
18:33incidents in the jail. I mean I was afraid that he was going to be doing something behind bars that was going to
18:38keep him there for good. But the fact that he gets out obviously positive and at the same time he was actually able to
18:46leave the jail when he was there for the course of the month to go and get rehab surgery or I'm sorry rehab on the knee
18:54that he had to have a cleanup surgery with this off season. So, we have Rice coming off a surgery, spent a month in
19:01jail, but but when he's been on the field like over the past two seasons, wide receiver, five in points per game in
19:102025. And then if we go back and look at where he was in 2024, in the three games that he played fully, 17.3, 18.5, 29.1
19:19fantasy points. So, I mean, he produces when he's out there. Mahomes is looking healthy and he is no longer behind bars
19:27which has to be a positive thing. Now Devont Smith is a very difficult Eve out because with Smith, if we're looking at
19:35really any of these stats, they're all skewed. He's had to play with AJ Brown, one of the most dominant wide receivers
19:42in the NFL, AJ Brown, who sees a 30% team target share on average. Now AJ Brown has missed some time, right? So we
19:51can go through and maybe we can look at Devont Smith over the past four years in games with and without AG Brown. It's
19:57going to take a slight second for flock fantasy.com to load this for us. So going from 2022 to 2025. We've seen four
20:07games without AJ Brown. And in those four games, Devont Smith averaged 8.25 points per game, a 29% team target, more receptions per game, more receiving
20:17yards per game. I mean, he's had jumped from a total of 2.1 yards per route run up to 3.8, but it is a very small
20:27sample. Not only is it a very small sample, but at the same time, you have Mai Lemon coming into Philadelphia with
20:35Eli Sters, a tight end that can essentially run wide receiver routes.
20:39So, I want to bank that Devont Smith is going to improve year-over-year, especially with the change with the coaching staff for the Philadelphia
20:46Eagles where right now, if you do look at sportsbook projections, they are supposed to have a bounceback season and be a higher scoring offense this year
20:53than they were last, but it is tough because he did finish as the wide receiver 31 at 27 years old last year
21:01and we're ranking him here as the wide receiver 12. So we are banking in a ton of improvement both for the Eagles
21:07offense as well as the market share numbers for Smith without AJ Brown. Now Crystal L incredible last season like obviously S crushed the flock league
21:17having CMC and Jonathan Taylor and Trey McBride on the same team but the sneaky MVP for him winning the league in the
21:24playoffs was Chris Ave who in the final three weeks finished off with 20 and a half 36.8 8 and 25.9 fantasy points. He
21:34did so as well only at 25 years old. The historical comps for wide receivers that had a similar age 25 season were Calvin
21:42Johnson, Tyreek Hill, Aman Ross St.
21:45Brown, Brandon Marshall, Tagens, Terry McLaren, and then you get to some bad names like Deontay Johnson who he fell from 17 points per game down to 10 and a
21:54half and Jerry Judy who fell from 14 points per game down to seven. But I want to believe in Chris Ave, right? I
22:00want to believe that he's actually up here with the top end range of outcomes.
22:04Somebody closer to like Terry Mccclure and T. Higgins. And I think we can because he's been a good wide receiver in fantasy before where you go back to
22:122023 before he dealt with the concussion stuff and here he is the wide receiver 17 in points per game. And with a lav as
22:19well, you actually do have the Saints offense projecting to improve year-over-year. Last year, the Saints averaged 18 points per game, and this
22:27year, the projections have them slightly over 21.2. So, sports books are telling us that we should expect Tyler Shuck to improve. But I do want to at least
22:37address the fact that still has the same concussion concerns, which has plagued him throughout his entire NFL career.
22:44Just because he dodged the concussion bug this past season doesn't mean it's going to be the same thing this next year. And also on top of this, this team
22:52did significantly invest into Jordan Tyson, a wide receiver we'll talk about later that I think has an incredible ceiling. Now, let's pull up T. Higgins.
23:02And with Higgins, you can never look at just his perame statistics throughout his career because there are some of these games that are mixed in where the
23:10dude will play one snap and then we won't see him again, right? Like maybe that's not something we had to deal with
23:17this past year, but I mean we can just go back and we can look at previous seasons and see Tigens go out there in
23:262022 play 27% of the snaps, 19% of the snaps, 2% of the snaps. And these are going to impact just his perame numbers
23:35when we look historically. So, it is difficult to just try to draw a one forone comparison based on what's happened in the past for Higgins and
23:43what's going to happen in the future.
23:45One thing that we do know is we've seen an incredibly high ceiling before where last season in 2024 he averaged 18 and a
23:52half points per game and he was the wide receiver six. This was like his George Pickkins year where Pickkins this past
23:58year obviously alongside CD Lamb. This was T. Higgins popping off to that same extent. And with Higgins, he has also had to deal with Joe Burrow being
24:08injured over the past two seasons where if we go through and do the same thing that we did with Jamar Chase and look at
24:14Higgins with and without Burrow over the past two years, he's had to play nine games without Joe Burrow. And in those
24:20nine games, 13.4 fantasy points per game. He's a low-end wide receiver, too.
24:25But over the past two years, and the games he's played with Joe Burrow, 17.4 four fantasy points per game, which would have him right up there as a top
24:33five wide receiver in fantasy. Not to mention that you have some contingent value where we go down a hypothetical scenario of Jamar Chase getting injured.
24:44Then immediately Tiggins becomes an A tier level receiver. Like let's go through the hypothetical. Jamar Chase tears his ACL in the preseason.
24:55It's middle of August in the flock league. I'm on the clock.
25:01It would be tough for me to take Drake London over Tiggins in that scenario. I would probably be sliding Tiggins into the end of this A tier alongside
25:12Lamb and Jefferson. So, that's the type of ceiling you were to have if you did get an injury to Jamar, but obviously
25:17unlikely and that's not the main reason we're drafting him. Now, moving over to Z Flowers. Z Flowers has been steaming up fantasy drafts and it's not even
25:28funny. Now, what is maybe a little funny with Flowers is if you look at his year last season, it was bookended by
25:35incredible performances where week one he was the wide receiver one in fantasy.
25:40In week 18, he was the wide receiver one in fantasy. However, if we look at every week in between the two, we look at
25:49weeks 2 through 17, he had two games with over 20 fantasy points, and that was a 20.6 game and a 21.2.
25:58Well, at the same time, he had 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 games with fewer than
26:0515 points. Now, what's interesting to note with Flowers, one, this team did go out there, they drafted a couple wide receivers day two of the NFL draft,
26:13which I do think is an important note, and two, you have the change with the coaching staff, which it is going to be
26:20very difficult to figure out how we should project Flowers out and the overall passing offense.
26:28And three, he did have to deal with the injury to Lamar Jackson this past season. And if we look over the past two
26:34years for Flowers and games in which Lamar's played, he's been the wide receiver 22 in points per game. And in games in which he hasn't, he's fallen
26:42down to being the wide receiver 33. But unlike Higgins where I'm willing to use those splits and rank him as like a wide
26:49receiver with real number one upside, I don't know if I can do so with Flowers because again with the change of the
26:57coaching staff, I don't know how confident we can be that all of a sudden Flowers is a wide receiver that is going
27:04to see a ton of passing volume, especially with the new names that they added in. Now, looking at Malik Neighbors, obviously there's nothing we can do to
27:14go through and just look at his statistics and determine if he's going to be a good or a bad pick. I just took
27:21him in the middle of round four in the last $500 draft I did on the live stream. I got him at like the 406
27:29and a tournament like that, I was willing to take the risk for the ceiling that we may have in the second half of
27:34the season because the ceiling that you have is he is the number one wide receiver in fantasy. I know that's aggressive, but we go back to 2024 in
27:44his rookie season. He averaged almost 35% of the targets for the New York Giants.
27:50Unbelievable. Legitimately unbelievable.
27:53This was with bad quarterback play. If you want to say that Jackson Dart and this coaching staff, they have real upside. If he can maintain anything
28:01close to this level of target share and an improved offense, he could be the wide receiver one in fantasy.
28:07But the problem with it is he currently has one leg. Like if I just go through and search Malik Neighbors on Twitter,
28:15the number one thing that everybody has followed this off seasonason, I know this is going to sound dumb. This came out a while ago. This came out like
28:24almost a month ago is Neighbors just trying to jog in a celebrity softball game. Like it's unbelievable. But if we
28:33go through and look at this, like he is he can't move and this was May 30th.
28:42He completely destroyed his knee. This wasn't a clean ACL tear.
28:48After we see that video, the New York Giants come out and they go, "You know what? Let's sign Odell Beckham Jr. Uh,
28:54you know what? Let's sign Juju Smith Schustster. Uh, you know what? Let's sign Darnell Mooney earlier in the offseason. Oh, you know what? Let's
29:04draft Malachi Fields. Like, the New York Giants have felt the need to just add as many wide receivers to this wide
29:10receiver room as they possibly can.
29:12Every doctor is coming through and saying that you're not getting Malik Neighbors until week eight. So, I would almost say that in an underdog baseball
29:20tournament where all the money's won in the final three weeks, by all means, take them. In your regular reddraft league, if you have an injured reserve
29:26that you could throw them on, by all means, take them. But if you're drafting him like an ESPN league where you don't
29:31have an IR slot and you would actually have to put him on your bench for him to not play games at the beginning of the
29:37season, I would honestly move him even lower in these rankings until we get additional news. Now, Tedo McMillan's been a massive follower. I don't exactly
29:45know why to be honest. Like with Ted, I saw everything I needed to his rookie season. He came out and in a garbage
29:52Carolina Panthers offense, which sports books are projecting to improve year-over-year. He finished the wide receiver 24 in points per game in his
30:00rookie season. This was an incredible prospect coming into the NFL. And if we go through and look at the historical comps for similar age 22 wide receivers,
30:11it's Keenan Allen, DK Mechaf, Drake London, Percy Harvin, Stefon Diggs, Jeremy Macklin, Michael Crabtree, Jordan Addison, Kenny Stills. My favorite out
30:20of this list is Drake London because London was also an incredible prospect.
30:25London has a similar frame. London plays in the same division and London had a very similar rookie season. What's incredible about Tet is he had a 25%
30:35team target share in his rookie year. If we go through and look at rookie season comps, um, wide receivers with similar
30:41rookie years include Metaf, Cup, Rice, Higgins, Diggs, Lamb, Chase Clayool, Brian Tayuk, Ibuka. And again, I think that it's fair to compare him to the
30:52really strong wide receiver prospects.
30:55Maybe some of these guys that didn't have incredible prospect profiles like Chase Clayool, I wouldn't be looking at, but especially because he averaged seven
31:02targets per game.
31:04He's been falling to round four of drafts lately and I think at this point by the time you're watching this he may
31:09be my most drafted wide receiver. Now Lad Mcconkey is going ahead of Tedo McMillan in the majority of drafts. I can't do it. Y'all know I absolutely
31:18love Quinton Johnston. Like I'll do this for the thousandth time and it used to be really easy to do this because I was
31:24able to draft Quinton Johnston like five to six rounds after Lad. Now people have gotten smart. Now, they've moved Quinton Johnson up drafts in a dramatic way. So,
31:34we're not able to very easily just go through and say like, "Oh, hey, reminder to everybody here." Um, Lad Mcconkey is
31:41only a couple months younger than Quinton Johnston. And Quinton Johnson dominated him in fantasy football last season, so I can't really say that.
31:49We'll talk about Quinton Johnson later on, but I have been underweight on Lad because I do think that there are real
31:56red flags here. It is a real concern to me that Keenan Allen this past season was able to come into the Los Angeles
32:05Chargers offense at 33 years old and take what was this 7.2 targets per game.
32:12Like that is a real concern that he was able to have more targets per game than Lad at 33. If Lad wasn't a Monro St.
32:21Brown level talent, that wouldn't have happened. If Lad was a Monro St. round they would have got to camp and they
32:28would have gone one maybe we don't even sign Kenan Allen and two even if they did um he wouldn't have seen the field
32:34much and even when they would have been on the field together Justin Herbert would have been throwing to lad so it is
32:40a concern for me that Kenan Allen did block him that lad manki fell to 1.47 47 yards per route run. But I'm going to
32:49give him the benefit of the doubt because we saw a good rookie season. Not only a good rookie season, but also the
32:55Chargers project to be one of the most improved offenses year-over-year with the improvements to the offensive line as well as the coaching staff. Now,
33:04Garrett Wilson's going to be our next guy. With Wilson, he is feasted off of no competition for the New York Jets for
33:12god knows how long now. Yes, he had to deal with a small little segment um of Devonte Adams playing alongside him,
33:20right? But you can go back and look at 2025. This dude had a 34% team target share before he went down. Like every
33:28single time a New York Jets quarterback dropped back, primarily at that time of year, I believe it was Justin Fields, one out of every three pass attempts was
33:36going to Garrett Wilson.
33:39However, he still has never demonstrated an elite ceiling in fantasy. The reason is he's a part of the New York Jets
33:47offense. The Jets are garbage. They've been garbage. They will be garbage pretty much forever. And I know a lot of people want to believe that the Jets are
33:54going to be so much better this year with Gino Smith. And I will say they project to improve for sure, but they
34:01are only projected according to sports books to outscore the Cardinals and the Browns.
34:08The Dolphins are right there neck andneck with them. It's a 0.02 difference. So really the only offenses the Jets will be better than are the
34:15Cardinals Browns. You haven't seen any of those offensive wide receivers yet.
34:19and you have two round one NFL picks coming over to the New York Jets this year to finally give Garrett Wilson some
34:26target competition. Now, Ibuka is going to be our next name. Weirdest rookie season I can ever remember. Like, look
34:34at the first half of this year. Igbuka through the first five weeks was a legitimate wide receiver one. Then
34:46what ended up happening, I believe it was against the NerS. Yes, in this Niners game in week six, Igbuka goes down with an injury that I immediately
34:55reported on it that Sunday just seeing what everybody was talking about going, "Oh, okay. I think Ibuka is supposed to be out for like five weeks. I think he's
35:05going to the IR." And what ended up happening, he didn't miss his single week. He was back in week six, I mean
35:13week seven, like he he played the rest of the season. And what happened to his play? He went from the first five weeks averaging 20 and a
35:24half fantasy points per game and being the wide receiver three in fantasy football to in weeks six through 18
35:34falling down to being the wide receiver 56.
35:39Please, I know I have the memory of a goldfish. So, if anybody is watching this that can let me know, do we have another example of this ever
35:51happening to a rookie wide receiver? I would love to know. I also can understand the Bucks offense did get worse um during that period as well. If
36:00we just look at his raw total numbers though, because he started off his rookie year so damn strong, you'll see that his rookie season historically
36:09comps to Allen Robinson, which would be a massive hit. DK Medaf, Cooper Cup, Higgins, Devonte Smith, Stefon Diggs, Clayool, Marvin Harrison, and Jerry
36:18Judy. So, the world in which Ibuka is a smash league winner this season is the Bucks offense improves and we learn that that injury that he
36:29suffered in week six really lingered all year and now he's finally fully healthy and the player that he was at the
36:36beginning of this past season.
36:39U that's who he actually is. Now, moving over to our E tier, we are going to have Mike Evans here. Super concerning to see
36:47this for me. Unbelievably concerning.
36:50At 32 years old, we see a fall-off from 2.44 yards per route run down to 1.66.
36:57Yards per target from 9.1 down to six.
37:01Points per game 17 down to 10 and a half. This kind of falloff at 32 kind of means, yo, your career is done.
37:11GG's. Wrap it up. Enjoy retirement.
37:14But the ners give him a really good contract. He goes to a team that should project be one of the better offenses in
37:22the league. I have no faith in Ricky Palt. They just lost Jawan Jennings KDles coming off a torn Achilles. So the
37:29situation could not be better for Mike Evans. Now Terry McLuren I actually may need to move up these ranks. I had in
37:38the back of my mind that Brandon Iayuk was going to be a commander this next year. I was dumb enough to be drafting
37:46Brandon Iayuk in round 16, round 17 of drafts and literally every single time I open Twitter now. Um, it's only Brandon
37:54Iayuk stories. I swear I was about to go search something, search Brandon I first thing I opened top of my algorithm.
38:01Brandon Iayuk has a message to NFLPA on his recent IG story. When members of the union that is in playing I well I I
38:09can't read. When members of the union that is in place to help players is lying/withholding information from a player on behalf of the team alongside a
38:18certified agent, that's some stray BS.
38:21Some players have no other place to go for information or help and are relying on the union to help them continue
38:29advancing in their careers and lives.
38:31I'm sure there are great members of the union, so this message does not pertain to them, but about the ones in my
38:38specific case.
38:40Long story short, every single time I open Twitter, it just gets worse and worse for Brandon Iuk. It looks like Terry McLaren's competition this next
38:48year will be Chick, a tight end that's never been a top 24 tight end in points per game, and then Antonio Williams, an
38:55uninspiring rookie wide receiver that just got added the day two of the draft.
39:00And all of a sudden, Terry goes into a situation where he has no competition whatsoever. And in 2024 with a good
39:07Jaden Daniels that wasn't injured, um Terry McLaren was the wide receiver, 16 in points per game. Now, Jaylen Wadd is a wide receiver I've drafted a ton of. I
39:17believe the Denver Broncos are going to be a very good offense. And at the same time, I believe that Wadd is a very good
39:23wide receiver. Wadd this past year was actually at 2.4 yards per route run and 9.1 yards per target. So the Miami
39:35Dolphins offense, it completely collapsed, right? So the volume numbers weren't there to support a successful season for Jaylen Wadd. However,
39:45like we can go back in history, see Wadd opened up his career with three straight seasons over 14 fantasy points per game.
39:53We can see the fact that he was a very compelling prospect coming out of Alabama. The Denver Broncos go out of
40:00their way. They trade a round one pick to get him. I have full faith in Wadd this next season. Jameson Williams, we
40:06are rocking the J Mo jersey right now.
40:10I've historically not liked him in fantasy, right? Like we can go back and look at a lot of these years where I was
40:16just viewing him as a boom bust wide receiver that couldn't trust.
40:21This season he finishes the wide receiver 21. Now we have back-to-back years with him finishing at about six targets per game. But what was
40:30interesting is we had the change with the play calling in Detroit happen about halfway through this past season. So let's look at Jameson Williams in the
40:41first eight weeks of this past year and let's look at him in the second half of the season because he went from being
40:49somebody that you couldn't even get close to your starting lineup to all of a sudden a player that just simply needed to be in. Right? This is before
40:58and after the buy that I want to mention. Again, he had that by week in week eight. But before the by-week,
41:04Jameson Williams in weeks one through seven was sitting here averaging 8.3 points per game. So, the wide receiver 59.
41:14After the buy though, JMO jumped up to 16 points per game being the wide receiver 12. Keep in mind this is a 24
41:22year old wide receiver. Last year, he was only 24. coming into the NFL, he had the torn ACL where he wasn't able to do
41:29anything in his rookie season. Then he gets popped with the suspension for gambling. So, he has had like a wild NFL
41:36career up until this point. And he obviously had to change with the offensive coordinator year-over-year with Ben Johnson leaving to go to
41:42Chicago, but I think he's still stepping into his prime. It makes sense to me of why he would have been improving as time
41:52went on. And I'm completely fine drafting him now. like we're going to have Luther Burden at 25 at least in underdog drafts at the moment. Luther
42:00Burden's going like 10 picks ahead of Jameson Williams. And again, you look at my rankings, I have JMO ranked straight up ahead of Burden. Now, I completely
42:09understand the bullish case with Luther Burton, right? And it all hinges on two numbers. Two numbers everybody wants to focus on. They want to focus on his
42:19yards per route run and they want to focus in on his yards per target. And I really needed to make sure that I wasn't
42:26missing something here with Burden because this is a player that as he's been going in the middle of round four, I've made a pretty big bet against,
42:36right? Like I haven't drafted him much at all. You can just see with these rankings, um Terry Evans, Wadd, Jameson Williams all go behind Luther Burton in
42:47drafts. So when I have them ranked over Burton, I'm just never taking them. like hell Luther Burden goes ahead of some of
42:52our Dtier level wide receivers a lot.
42:55I've been in drafts where Luther Burden goes ahead of Tedaro McMillan. So what I did is I went through and collected a
43:03ridiculous amount of data. Ridiculous amount. I looked at every wide receiver that was drafted as a top 10 wide receiver in their class. Right? So, if
43:14you were in the 2026 NFL draft and you were drafted as a top 10 guy off the board like Michael Thomas here, I got
43:21your routes run per game as a rookie and your yards per route and I saw where you finished in fantasy the following
43:28season. And if we go through and look at the wide receivers that in their rookie season, we sort by their yards per route
43:39run, incredible names. Justin Jefferson leads this category. Lad McConi was number two. Now Lad McConn wide receiver
43:4937 this past year. Brian Thomas at three where Brian Thomas finishes wide receiver 47. I'm not holding either of these against him, right? Because you
43:58have Chase, AJ Brown, then Luther Burden slides in right here. This is using his playoff as well as his regular season numbers in
44:07his rookie season which we did for all these guys. Then you have Christian Watson, Tank Dell, Rasheed Rice, Malik Neighbors, Cadarius, Tony. I'm not
44:14holding like this list against them. The point of this list is it's phenomenal and this is why everybody's excited.
44:20However, what they're not focusing in on is the amount of routes that were run by these guys because when we look at Jamar
44:27Chase on top of this list, Jamar Chase averaged 35 routes per game in his rookie season. When we look at Justin
44:33Jefferson on top of this list, Jefferson averaged 33 routes per game in his rookie season. If we actually sort this list by the amount of routes that these
44:42guys were running, it becomes really concerning for me because we can go through and look at how little Luther Burden was involved
44:52in this Bears offense in his rookie season where the only wide receivers that were drafted as top 10 guys that ran fewer routes per game than Luther
45:02Burton but still played Trey Harris, DJ Shark, Isaac Tlaw, Paris Campbell, Jaylen Pulk, Marvin Mims, Nicole
45:11Hardman, Curtis Samuel, Mike Williams, Jack Bash, Dwayne Esgridge, Kyle Williams, Tawan Taylor, Ararius Store, Andy Isabella, Chris Moore.
45:20The best finish the following year was wide receiver 19 with DJ Shark. You have some other wide receivers that are in a
45:27similar range here that also were incredible from a per route perspective.
45:31Those guys were Cadarius Tony and Christian Watson. And this is kind of what I'm looking at with the Luther Burden comp. I'm almost looking at him
45:40as if he's like Cadarius Tony and like really cool gadgety player in his rookie year. Super efficient, great offense.
45:48You want to bet on him, but he's being priced in a way in which when I see him going ahead of Tedaro and McMillan, I
45:55can't do it. It is a red flag that Olam Saki has played over you. I'm sorry. It is.
46:02I see the upside. So, I'm not going to rank him as if he's Cadarius Tony.
46:06Obviously, I'm putting him here in a range in which I could see him finishing as a top 12 name because there is very
46:12real reason to be excited about him based on the efficiency, but I'm at least allowed to acknowledge the red flag of him not getting on the field and
46:22actually playing. Now, let's move over to Dvonte Adams. Adams, if he's able to repeat what he just did, is the biggest
46:29value in drafts right now. Goes in the middle of round five. He averaged a touchdown per game. Like if we go back
46:34this past season, he played 14 games, scored 14 touchdowns. One of the best wide receivers in NFL history. This is going to be a Hall of Fame level player.
46:42I mean, he's going to be in the Hall of Fame. Historical comps at 33 years old for Devonte Adams. And their following
46:49seasons include Reggie Wayne, Larry Fitzgerald, Adam Thelen, Emanuel Sanders, Andre Johnson, Floyd, Reggie White, AJ Green, Jordy Nelson. So, I mean, you have other Hall of Fame level
46:59wide receivers on this list, right? And now you did only have two of these wide receivers getting better year-over-year.
47:06The rest actually got slightly worse to either um majorly worse. But so if Adams can hold on going into his age 34
47:16season, he'll be a massive value. But that's a big if, right? Most wide receivers get worse at this age. Now Carnell Tate going to be our next guy.
47:23One of my most drafted wide receivers at this point. I absolutely love Tate.
47:27Ranking him out of ADP, drafting him everywhere I can. I think the situation in Tennessee is sneaky good. I think he's actually going to be able to
47:35command a decent amount of targets. Very little competition. And I can go back over to the site and let's pull up those
47:41projections. And again, if y'all just wanted to see any of the projections, just go over here to the post section on
47:47flockfantasy.com and hit Vegas projections. Okay. But anyway, looking at these, um, right now you actually have the Tennessee Titans projected to
47:57score 20.3 points per game, which compared to last season, that's a three and a half point jump. The only offense that's supposed to improve more than the
48:07Titans year-over-year is the Raiders.
48:09So, yes, garbage offense this past season, but they project to be better.
48:14Still bad, but much better than they were. And I think he's an incredible player with little competition. Now, Christian Watson is a very interesting
48:21case where Watson's extremely expensive in underdog drafts right now. I would expect when we start drafting in ESPN, Yahoo, sleeper drafts, he's going to be
48:30much cheaper than where he's going in baseball. But coming off a very short timetable of his rehab with the 2 ACL
48:38from 2024, in 2025, he was the wide receiver 19 in points per game.
48:42Back-to-back seasons with some of the best efficiency in the entire NFL. And now you have no Romeo Dobs. you have no
48:49Davian Wixs. So, you actually want to believe that Christian Watson could be in line for a big-time breakout. Now, Roma Dunce
48:58broke the foot last year, which it's very difficult to come through and look at what Rome did in these games in which
49:07he played injured and count that into his average. Right at the beginning of this past season, Roma looked incredible. Through the
49:17first four weeks, he looked like he was going to be a wide receiver one in fantasy.
49:22However, outside of that four-week stretch, we haven't had him really show that he is that dude in Chicago. Quotes
49:32coming out around his broken foot or him saying essentially, "This is my nor new normal. I have to play differently than
49:38I did in the past."
49:41Ben Johnson coming out hyping up Luther Burton does make it sound like Burton is the wide receiver one. Here you have an
49:46incredible tight end with Coulson Loveland. So I see the upside case with Rome, but also I do think that there's a
49:53lot of downside risk, very similar to what we have with Burden, of course.
49:57Now, moving over to Brian Thomas.
50:00I I can't find any example of this historically going from 16.7 points per game as a rookie, being
50:10the wide receiver 12, falling down to the wide receiver 47 the following year.
50:17What you want to believe is you want to believe that he was just injured. You hear him at OTAAS saying like, "Oh my
50:24gosh, I finally feel healthy. I feel so much better. Oh, this is this is everything I needed. Blah blah blah. And
50:32I want to buy into it. But the Jacksonville Jaguars traded up to draft Travis Hunter number two overall last year. They then trade to get Jacobe
50:41Meyers. They then see a breakout from Parker Washington. So, you have more competition for Brian Thomas than almost any other wide receiver on this list.
50:52And at the same time, he's been bad with Lawrence specifically.
50:57He has played seven games without Trevor Lawrence in his NFL career. And in those seven games, he averaged 19.3 fantasy points per contest. In the 24 games that
51:08he has played with Trevor Lawrence, that's fallen down to 12th. So, at some point, we do at least need to acknowledge maybe
51:17just M. Jones was the Brian Thomas whisperer. Now, Jordan Tyson, I think he is an incredible wide receiver talent, a ton of upside, but I don't know if the
51:27Saints are going to be able to support two top wide receivers in fantasy. And Tyson doesn't seem like he's fully over this hamstring injury
51:36yet, but this is going to be one of the top players to monitor the reports in training camp. DJ Moore I am lower on
51:43than Consensus. DJ Moore from 2024 to 2025 fell from 8.2 targets per game down to
51:53five. 5.8 receptions per game down to 2.9. Back-to-back seasons now for DJ Moore has him at 1.5 yards per rot run
52:03or lower.
52:06Extremely concerning falloff for a wide receiver that's this old. We can say, oh my gosh, he had a ton of competition
52:13last year though. He had Roma Dunce. He had Luther Burden. He had Coulson Loveland. Let's go through and let's look at those guys. We already talked
52:21about him. Roma didn't do anything in the second half of the year. He got hurt. Um Luther Burden, maybe you want
52:26to say, oh, he was the guy keeping DJ Moore from producing. Oh, Luther Burden had one game with over 20 fantasy
52:32points. Luther Burden averaged 40% of the snaps.
52:37Maybe you're a massive Olid Zakias fan.
52:40We don't even have old me Zakius loaded into flock fantasy.com. So I can't even pull that up. I'm looking at Coulson
52:45Lovelin. Loveland averaged 3.6 receptions per game as a tight end.
52:50Technically, I guess like he had a bunch of names around him. They weren't doing anything. They were all either rookies or injured.
52:58So I think that he really didn't have much competition if you actually think about it in Chicago. The efficiency dropped off a cliff. And I think he's
53:06going to be a really good NFL fit for the Buffalo Bills. But the Bills run the ball over and over and over again and
53:11they spread the ball out a ton. We haven't seen a wide receiver be successful in Buffalo since Stefon Diggs himself. Now Marvin Harrison is a super
53:23interesting player because he graded out as one of the best prospects that we have seen since the FSE guys started out
53:29making their prospect model. I think dating back to like 2016.
53:34With that in mind though, he's been garbage. Like let's just call a spade a spade. Rookie season wide receiver 42 in
53:41points per game.
53:43Year two wide receiver 41. He fell from 11 and a half points per contest down to 10 and a half. We look at the historical
53:51comps at his age 23 season. You have other elite wide receiver prospects.
53:57Amari Cooper in the 2015 NFL class was one of my favorite wide receiver prospects of all time. I started playing dynasty fantasy football in 2014. I
54:07became so obsessed, you have no idea how many hours and hours and hours I listened to a podcast telling me that
54:13Amari Cooper was going to be the best wide receiver the NFL's ever seen coming out of Alabama. I honestly do think
54:19there are some comps here because obviously the narrative was very similar surrounding Marvin Harrison where Amari wasn't like the worst thing ever in the
54:27first two years of his NFL career, but he didn't light the world on fire. I think maybe Marv's a very similar mold
54:33here. You have other top level wide receiver prospects like Sammy Watkins.
54:37This is a historical comp for him based on his age 23 season. Everything I just said about Amari Cooper kind of applies
54:42to Sammy Watkins as well. You have Devont Smith put up the best collegiate wide receiver season of all time. Now, you have some changes with the Arizona
54:52Cardinals, but what is important to note, going back to those sports book projections right now, the Cardinals project to be
55:00the worst offense in the NFL, only ahead of the Cleveland Browns. I apologize.
55:05The Browns are the worst. The Cardinals are the second worst. And you have McBride and you have Michael Wilson. So, I want to believe on the talent for
55:12Marv, but it's hard to get there based on the offense and the competition. Now, Mai Lemon's going to be our next guy
55:19with Mai Lemon. Good prospect. It all hinges on what you think with the Philadelphia Eagles. I want to say I'm maybe a Jaylen Herds apologist. I think
55:28that Jaylen Herz is better than people give him credit for and I think Herz can support Lemon. Parker Washington had three strong games to end this past
55:38season. He had 26 points in week 16. He had 19 points in week 17. and he had
55:4719.7 in week 18. However, with that in mind, Parker Washington has never finished higher than the wide receiver,
55:5839 in points per game.
56:01If we go back and look at what he was doing before Travis Hunter went down for the season, nothing. Literally diddly squat. Week
56:09four, he had negative fantasy points.
56:12So, yes, we get the breakout in the second half of the year, but you had an injured Brian Thomas, Travis Hunter was
56:17out for good. This next season, you have hopefully Brian Thomas healthy, hopefully Travis Hunter healthy and playing some offense at least.
56:28And at the same time, you have Jacobe Meyers. So, I am fading Parker Washington because at least in underdog drafts at the moment, he goes ahead of
56:36Mai Lemon in every single one and he goes ahead of Marvin Harrison in most of them. Now, DK Metaf, our next wide
56:42receiver. I mean, pretty much we are identical twins, Siamese twins, whatever you want to say. So, of course, you know, I got to root for my brother here,
56:50but we'll call Spade a Spade. He's never been elite in fantasy outside of one season in 2020 where he was a top 10
56:57wide receiver. Very consistent. you know, he's going to be usable, but I don't necessarily think that we have a crazy high ceiling with the offense with
57:07Rogers holding it down and Pitman seeing more targets. The big Q, Quinton Johnson, was my most drafted player
57:17early in the process. However, I have had to slow my role a bit because everybody's caught on. It's no longer a
57:27secret. Quinton Johnson went from being a wide receiver, we were able to draft as like the wide receiver 80 in last
57:35year's drafts. And keep in mind, I think we profited $27,000 last season, somewhere around that mark. This is the reason why finished as the wide receiver
57:4526. The offense is going to be better this next year.
57:51And you possibly have no Keenan Allen.
57:54I hope that the steam lets off his price so I can draft more of him, but he is just getting so damn expensive. Alec
58:02Pierce ended his season incredibly well, put himself in a situation with the Indianapolis Colts to have all the contract leverage in the world this past
58:12offseason. Gets paid uh an insane amount of money, life-changing amount of money.
58:20Hopefully, I can do the same thing on my contract year. We'll see. But the hope with Alec Pierce is that he is fully
58:26healthy right now because he did have surgery this off season. And the Colts project to be much worse this year than
58:32they were last. Again, Pierce, if he's fully healthy at training camp, he's going to be moving up dramatically.
58:37Courtland Sutton last season wide receiver 22 points per game. The year prior, wide receiver 27, but he's going to turn 31 years old. So, you have the
58:45natural decline with age. Like if you just look at historical comps of guys that had similar age 30 seasons, every single one of them got worse in points
58:52per game except Cooper Cup and Tyreek Hill. So wide receivers typically get worse at this age. And they added Jaylen Wadd. And then we have Jordan Addison
59:02slowly becoming one of my most drafted names because he's been slipping in drafts. And if we want to excuse away the poor play from Justin Jefferson, I
59:10think we should have to do the same thing with Addison where he had to deal with that same quarterback play in 2025.
59:15But if you go back to 2024, he's the wide receiver 25 and points per game.
59:18And I have much more faith in Kyler than I do in um McCarthy at this point. But I really appreciate you. Again, I'm going to be
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