0:00Good morning, friends and enemies. In today's video, we're going to cover guys that you need to be all over when your
0:07league starts falling asleep. Listen, I've I've been in many fantasy leagues.
0:12I have drafted many times in in settings where I'm in another person's home. We have live drafts. We're on Yahoo. We're
0:19at the end of the league, right? We're at the end of the draft pick 100, 120 later, and people stop paying attention,
0:25right? This happens in every league, no matter how sharp the league is outside of maybe like buying big money FFPC, high stakes. Like, if any any normal
0:34league, I think by the end of the draft, you and your friends are like probably a little too toasted. Some people want to
0:39get home. Some people got kids. This really happens, right? I'm not just making this up to be a clickbait YouTube title.
0:45Kind of, but this this is something I've experienced many many times in my life where the end of the draft, a lot of
0:50people in your draft stop paying attention. They don't know who to draft.
0:53They don't know half of the players left listed in ADP to take anymore. So, in today's video, we're going to go through
0:5912 players that I think you need to start targeting. These are all picks 100 or later in current ADP that is
1:06available, that is industry-wide consensus averaging all the platforms together on fourforfour.com. I will link that below if you want to go check it
1:13out, absolutely photo free. 12 players to target when your league mates start to fall asleep at the end of drafts.
1:19Quickly going to recap uh a few of the better picks from last year's drafts that were going outside of pick 100 and
1:26crazy, but like the majority of the top 10 quarterbacks last year in fantasy were picks outside of the top 100. You
1:32have Stafford at QB2, Drake Maye at QB3, Trevor Lawrence at QB4, Dak Prescott at QB5, Caleb Williams at QB6. So, you have
1:39QBs two through six all picked outside of the top 100. Obviously, a lot of injuries to the top guys last year, but
1:44the point remains, these kind of things happen often. Jared Goff at QB8, Justin Herbert QB10. So, you have I I don't
1:50know if I did the math correctly, but seven or eight guys that were picked outside of the top 100 that finished as
1:55top 10 quarterbacks. At running back, you have Javonte Williams, Ke'Shawn Dawkins, Woody Marks, Kalon Barnes, Kenneth Gainwell. Not everybody's going to be an automatic slam dunk, obviously,
2:04but these are guys that were, you know, they had their moments throughout the year. Javonte Williams, obviously, a smash pick. Kenneth Gainwell became a
2:09really, really good player for you down the stretch. Wide receivers a little bit more bare, but you have Keenan Allen, Wan'Dale Robinson, Christian Watson,
2:16Quentin Johnston, Michael Wilson. And I tried to keep this list like obviously there are other players that kind of came out of nowhere. The ones that I'm
2:23kind of recapping for you right now. I'm talking more so about guys that were drafted. They were outside of pick 100,
2:28but between pick 100 and like 180. Guys that were ADP of like 250 that were not drafted, picked up on waiver wires. I
2:35tried to kind of keep them off this list a little bit. And then tight ends, Tucker Kraft, Kyle Pitts, Woah, Dallas Goedert, Jake Ferguson. So, those
2:44are some hits from last year. Like these are guys that are legit, legit playmakers that can be put into your lineup at some point or another or for
2:51the entirety of the season. So, it's important to pay attention. So, do that for me in this video. All right? And
2:55we're going to start at the very, very top of the list, literally pick ADP 101.
3:01By the time you see this video, he might be 99 and not qualify, but I'm going to talk about him in every video I can
3:05while the price is still the price of the brick. All right? And that is Jonathan Brooks out in Carolina. Yes, pick 101 right now. I will talk about
3:13him till I am blue in the face until he is on your teams for fantasy football.
3:18Again, this is one of those picks where there's not a ton of logic behind it cuz we haven't seen him play much through
3:24the first two years of his NFL career.
3:26He was a second-round pick, amazing prospect out of Texas. Loved him coming out, such a smooth glider, such a smooth runner. Obviously, had to run out of
3:34multiple ACL tears, but I do think you let Rico Dowdle go in free agency. He's now in Pittsburgh and it is just
3:40Jonathan Brooks and it is just Chuba Hubbard. They've already shown the precedent of a guy coming in and playing really well to the point that he can
3:47overtake Chuba Hubbard. No questions asked about it. That contract from Chuba seems like it's far in the past, man. It doesn't seem like something we can
3:54really hold on to that points us in the direction of Chuba being, you know, a stud in the backfield anymore. So,
3:59Brooks right now, do I think it starts as a committee? Absolutely. Do I think he works his way up to a point where he
4:04is eventually the lead guy halfway through the season? I guess the way to look at Jonathan Brooks is he's really the only player, I think, outside of the
4:11top 100 picks as a running back that doesn't need an injury to become the bell cow in his offense. Every other
4:17player that people will tell you to take outside of the top 100 whether it's, you know, the Kyle Manonguy's or the the
4:22Marshaun Lloyds or the Blake Corum if he's I don't even think he's outside of the top 100, but you get the point. Any
4:27of those guys, like they're not taking their backfield outright, where I think Jonathan Brooks is one of the few guys left later in drafts that can absolutely
4:34do that on his respective team. The offensive line in Carolina is very, very good, too. Um I think that's one of the
4:39underrated aspects of this team overall.
4:42So, I think people are going to talk up Jonathan Brooks, myself included, until he continues to move up draft boards until he's in a spot where I'm
4:49uncomfortable taking him, and that would probably be around like the seven seventh round. Like 10th round, love it.
4:55Ninth round, still taking Jonathan Brooks. Eighth round is where you get to like, okay, this is probably the right price here. Seventh, getting a little
5:01bit greedy. But Jonathan Brooks right now, pick 101, you love to see it. Pick 106, five picks later, Josh Downs. All
5:08right? And I would say like the biggest question mark with Josh Downs in Indy this year is whether or not we'd
5:13actually see him ever play in two-wide receiver sets. And now we have Michael Pittman gone. We have Adonai Mitchell gone, right? So, the same argument that
5:22you could make for a Matthew Golden in Green Bay with Romeo Doubs, now Octavius Wicks gone, it's like, of course he's
5:27going to play in wide receiver two sets or two-wide receiver sets. We We'll talk about Golden in a second. I still think
5:32there's the question mark of Josh Downs, cuz once a coach kind of gets in in their own head of like, this is what
5:36this guy is used for, he is a slot only receiver, they will kind of force anybody out on the outside, on the
5:42exterior for this. And that becomes a problem because there have been, you know, quite a few, I guess, studies done in the fantasy industry recently over
5:51the fact that when there are fewer wide receivers on the field, those specific wide receivers, even if there are more pass catchers still, like even if two
5:57tight ends are running routes, even if running backs are running routes, wide receivers see a big uptick in fantasy point production. So, it's important
6:04that even if he's running the same amount of routes as he would in three wide receiver sets than two wide receiver sets, that he is on the field
6:10for those, if if that makes sense at all. It makes sense in my head.
6:12Hopefully, you're picking up what I'm putting down here. So, the optimism for Josh Downs comes from a multitude of angles. One, it's like, man, you really
6:20got to squint to make a case for someone playing in two wide receiver sets over him. Right now, they have Nick
6:26Westbrook-Ikhine as like the other starting outside wide receiver, and he does kind of feel like someone who's going to piss us off and be like, yeah,
6:33Nick Westbrook-Ikhine's running [ __ ] routes in two wide receiver sets, but I mean, like, come on. But, we have heard
6:39a little bit of chatter out of Indianapolis, where Shane Steichen's come out and said that we will be using Josh Downs more in two wide receiver
6:46sets, which is great. And then we look at Alec Pierce and his ankle injury and and the recovery from that, which is not
6:52very optimistic from most of the doctors that I follow. I had Dr. Jesse Morse on the channel a couple weeks ago. He's not
6:57optimistic about Alec Pierce. You have David Chao, Pro Football Doc. Alec Pierce's ankle has me more worried than Daniel Jones' Achilles right now.
7:04Position matters. Pierce is still limping, and we're hearing less optimistic updates. The worry meter's going up. That was back midway through
7:10June, so about a month ago. So, it it feels like most things are breaking right to allow us to to get Josh Downs
7:16forced onto the field in all wide receiver sets. And he's an incredible separator, as, you know, the numbers from RP, Matt Harmon's RP, kind of bear
7:25this year in and year out. 82nd percentile man separator, 72nd versus zone, 96th versus press. Like, he's a great separator, no matter the coverage
7:33against him, which usually lends itself to saying, hey, if you do play me on the exterior, I'm going to be fine. I'm
7:39going to eat cuz I can eat these corners up, regardless of how they're playing me. So, if Pierce starts at less than
7:44100%, if Pierce is a pup candidate, like Josh Downs can can get off to a blazing start, cuz again, a lot of the the
7:50target earners in Indianapolis, or the guys that kind of like get mixed in to ruin the target share distribution, Michael Pittman now in Pittsburgh, Auden
7:58Tate Mitchell, you know, traded last year is in New York. So, I it's just a very clear path to Josh Downs finally
8:03getting the opportunity that we want to see him get in order to showcase his full three-down skill set. So, Josh Downs at 106, you get him as your wide
8:11receiver four or five, I think is a no brainer. And then moving to that Green Bay duo of wide receivers, I will say
8:18both Jayden Reed, who's pick 108, and Matthew Golden at pick 121 are interesting, right? You have by all accounts Christian Watson's going to be
8:26the one there. And then there's going to be some sort of distribution or variety of who ends up playing the wide receiver
8:32two, I think. This is from a beat reporter out there in Green Bay. On Packers wide receiver room from Packers Insider Andy Herman, who is the beat
8:39reporter for Green Bay, clear top three with Christian Watson, Matthew Golden, and Jayden Reed. Still some level of rotation that will happen at wide
8:45receiver with others mixing in. Jayden Reed easiest project as the slot and design plays guy. So, you get rid of Dobbs, you get rid of Dontayvion Wicks,
8:53objectively great for everybody that, you know, does run routes in this offense. Moves everybody up the pecking order. I still don't think it makes it
9:00as clear as we want it to be for fantasy. I think they drafted Matthew Golden last year to be a starting
9:05outside wide receiver. I almost think what they got out of Christian Watson they were expecting to get out of Matthew Golden, but you don't draft a
9:12guy in the first round to be like a slot only guy. So, I do think Jayden Reed, there's a real chance that he ends up
9:18being just a slot guy, unfortunately.
9:20But when he's on the field, I would argue he is the best, maybe a slight tick behind Christian Watson as the the
9:27the the best or the second best wide receiver while running routes out there.
9:30Tucker Kraft I still think will be the number one target in this offense. But if Matthew Golden ends up being the dude
9:35who is starting outside of Christian Watson, I think you can just take a step back and say to yourself, all right, we
9:41have a first-round wide receiver tied to a good offense, tied to a very good offensive-minded head coach with a really, really friendly scheme, and he's
9:48going to run, you know, 75, 80, 85% of the routes here. So, again, while I think it's an easy case to make that
9:54Jayden Reed is probably the Packers' best, at worst, second-best wide receiver, it's a bit tough to see him getting there if he's not actually
10:01playing two wide receiver sets, and it doesn't really sound like he's going to.
10:04This is one of those situations that I think, and rightfully, is going to be like insanely overanalyzed when preseason games start, and we have like
10:11a three-snap sample size of a two-wide receiver set and a three-wide receiver set. So, that's like what we'll have to keep our eye on to see, you know, how
10:18those things kind of work out here. But, overall, if we're getting into round 10, round 11, where Matthew Golden's ADP is
10:25currently right now, he's someone I will absolutely take a shot on because if he's out there running 80, 85% of the
10:30routes in this type of offense, you're going to kind of back way, back door your way into like a decent fantasy
10:36season. So, I do think like Christian Watson, prior to last year, there were those couple years in a row after his
10:41rookie year where him and Jordan Love just could not get on the same page, and it was just like inches away here,
10:45inches away there from having big fantasy explosion days. And that was the case with Matthew Golden a lot last year. They were, you know, a couple
10:52balls away, a couple inches away from him having some massive games. And then we saw it click right for Christian Watson last year. The same thing can
10:59kind of happen for Matthew Golden, and then you're looking at him in a completely different perspective. So, moving down the list, we have Dallas
11:05Goedert, first tight end on the list here, pick 116.
11:09Uh I mean, listen, when I look at Dallas Goedert, again, I've made the case for DeVonta Smith, I've made the case for
11:13A.J. Brown. It's like when one of those guys is out, the other guys end up eating in this offense. I think getting
11:18Kevin Patullo out of there is going to be a world of difference to the offense's success rate for Philadelphia.
11:24And I know they drafted Eli Stowe as well, but like, from everything I'm seeing out of camp, I I'm not expecting
11:29him to make a huge impact as a rookie.
11:31Uh he might be like the tight end three here that runs some set of packages infrequently in specific areas of the
11:38field. I thought Dallas Goedert, you know, obviously coming off of a career high in touchdowns, not expecting him to repeat that, but I do think they had a
11:45lot of plays that were like specifically designed for Dallas Goedert within the 10 and within the 5-yard line, and I wouldn't see a reason why they wouldn't
11:51try to run that back. And you look at the splits when A.J. Brown is playing versus when A.J. Brown is not playing
11:56over the last couple of years, Dallas Goedert has a really, really big spike in just overall involvement that shouldn't be a surprise to anybody.
12:04Almost 15 PPR fantasy points per game, five and a half receptions, target spike by about a point and a half, and then
12:10the receiving yards almost double. Now, obviously, you know, they draft Mecole Hardman who's going to be pretty heavily utilized in the slot, which is where
12:16Goedert operates as well. So, I don't think it's just like tit for tat, cool, A.J. Brown is gone, Dallas Goedert is
12:20going to pace out to 1,200 yards and 90 catches. No, but I do think Dallas Goedert who just had a career high
12:26finish in fantasy last year now gets the number one option in his offense moved to another team. I don't know, I just
12:33feel like Dallas Goedert feels like a really, really nice tight end one option for you. So, moving off of Dallas Goedert, a couple picks behind him, we
12:40have Jacquory Croskey-Merritt out in Washington. He's pick 118. Now, I tweeted this out last week. I said, "I'm not a JCM stan." I actually did like him
12:48a lot last year. So, if you watched my dynasty content going into last year, you probably owned a lot of JCM. But, I
12:54was saying I'm surprised he's being written off so quickly. Like, I've never seen this much love around Rachaad White. Like, everybody all of a sudden
13:02just loves Rachaad White. Gets signed to a one-year, $2 million deal by Washington. And I get it, he's the most experienced, he has the most three-down
13:09ability, he's a very athletic running back. But, JCM just had one of the better rookie rushing seasons all time by a sixth or seventh-round pick. So,
13:18since 2000, his ranks among sixth or seventh-round rookie running backs, tied for the third most rushing touchdowns, eight. Fourth in carries, 175. Fifth in
13:27rushing yards, 805. Sixth in half PPR points with 139.8.
13:33Now, Chris Rodriguez is gone. Jerome Ford is on a $1.4 million deal, so I know he was added to the backfield, 400k
13:40guaranteed, so he could absolutely get cut. Keaontay Ingram is a nearly 24-year-old sixth-round pick.
13:45Ironically, nearly the same as, you know, JCM's outlook, but he already proved that he could play on an NFL field. So, my argument for JCM is pretty
13:54much like he was good last year in a situation that was objectively terrible, especially with the injuries to Jayden Daniels. And with Jayden Daniels under
14:04center, I think JCM's going to lead the team in carries. Will he catch a ton of passes? No. But, Jayden Daniels as a
14:10rookie made this Washington team a top-five scoring team in the NFL. Will they be that in 2026? The odds are stacked against it, for sure. But, if
14:20they can get back to some sort of similarity to what they were in 2024, you're looking at a very good offense
14:26with a mobile quarterback that spaces things out for the running back. I don't really see a reason why Jacquory [clears throat] Crosby-Merritt
14:33can't be a dude where it's like, all right, you know, he probably gets 13 to 15 carries a game, is probably going to
14:39finish with 60 total yards a game, something in that range, and then scoring a rushing touchdown cuz he's probably going to be the goal-line back.
14:45He'll be the early-down guy in an offense that we expect to be a lot better than they were last year, and
14:49score a touchdown every other game, right? Finish again with eight rushing touchdowns, something like that. So, I just like JCM. I thought he was better
14:55than he's given credit for last year. Am I obsessed with his upside? No. Will he ever be a bellcow? Probably not, but it
15:01is what it is. And then, one pick behind him, we've got the first quarterback on this list, and there are a lot of
15:06quarterbacks I I I like on this list, and I think you can make an argument for like any of the quarterbacks ranked from
15:10like QB 13 to like 20 as good picks after pick 100. But, Kyler Murray at pick 119 feels like one of the more
15:17obvious, like, he's not someone that I can depend on as my QB 1. I'm not going out there and drafting him and saying
15:22like, yeah, I think I'm getting top five, top eight production. There will be given weeks where he does, obviously.
15:27He signs in Minnesota, right? And he's without a doubt going to end up beating J.J. McCarthy out for the starting job.
15:32And now you get to attach him with finally, probably for the first time in his life, a good offensive-minded coach, not someone who's draining from him. You
15:39got Justin Jefferson, obviously, Jordan Addison, T.J. Hockenson. You've got a good offensive line, and Kevin O'Connell will make the world of difference for a
15:45guy like Kyler Murray. I'm still very hesitant to say that Kyler Murray is a good NFL quarterback. I think whenever he steps on the field, he's probably the
15:52best athlete on the field, which is good, but I think that can only take you so far. I think he still has a lot of
15:58trouble seeing over the middle of the field, but I think if you're in Superflex leagues where that's I I play the majority of my redraft leagues in
16:05Superflex leagues, two-quarterback leagues, Kyler Murray feels like the no-brainer, the easiest QB2 pick ever.
16:11And I don't mind if you take him as your QB2 in one-quarterback leagues, cuz he's a dude that's going to have a ceiling on
16:16a weekly basis. He will have games with 25, 27, 28 points for sure because of that rushing, but he also does have a
16:22floor because of the offensive system and because of the rushing ability. So, Kyler's been written written off for dead. I was not a guy who was like super
16:29in on him last year. He was getting picked around QB10, 11, and that felt terrible in that Arizona offense. Kind of faded him last year, but at this
16:35price now, he's falling down in a much better situation. Give me a lot of Kyler as a QB2 here. Five picks behind Kyler
16:42Murray. And before we do get to this first rookie on this list here, I do want to say all of my rankings, our
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17:37right, let's move to our first rookie. I think it's our first rookie. I might just be talking in lines to you guys,
17:41but I think it's our first rookie, Casey Conceicao, the first-round pick for the Cleveland Browns. He's going off the board at pick 124. Overall, Casey
17:50Conceicao is just a phenomenal separator. He is a great route runner.
17:55He has the first-round draft capital, and of course, the situation is terrifying. You have Cleveland, their passing offense inspires very, very
18:02little confidence. It's going to be either Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders at quarterback, but I also think it's important to leave a little bit of room
18:08for unknown. Like, we don't know what Shedeur Sanders is as a quarterback. It is easy to just say like, "Oh, he
18:13stinks. He's not going to be good. This Cleveland Browns passing game's going to suck." But, I really like Todd Monken.
18:17Todd Monken's coming over from Baltimore. He is now their head coach.
18:20So, they will have a an exciting scheme, and I've heard a lot of comparisons of Casey Conceicao playing the Zay Flowers
18:26role in this offense. You Cleveland went, you know, they went out and drafted Casey Conceicao in the first round. They have a very good pass
18:32catcher at tight end in Harold Fannin.
18:33And then right after Casey Conceicao, they also drafted Denzel Boston to be like a pure X receiver on the outside to
18:40take attention away over there. So, quickly, they've kind of revamped the weapons here. Now, you have the [ __ ] cone of Jerry Jeudy as the third
18:47receiver in this offense. So, to me, Casey Conceicao, just great separator.
18:51You look at all these numbers from from RP. You have great capital. You have kind of an unknown pecking order for the
18:57wide receivers out here in Cleveland.
18:58You have an unknown quarterback in Shedeur Sanders here. And then I really, really like the Todd Monken system coming in and and the comparisons of
19:06Casey Conceicao playing the Zay Flowers role here. So, if he can take the Zay a role and run with it, I think you're
19:12going to be looking at a nice little high upside value in Mr. Casey Conception. Just like, what a name, too.
19:17I just want that guy on my team, you know? After Casey, we have another quarterback on the list, and that is
19:21Jordan Love, Green Bay quarterback, and he is pick 128. You know, we're a couple of years removed from Jordan Love being
19:27a phenomenal fantasy quarterback. We actually did a trivia game recently where we had to name the top, I think it was 35 fantasy quarterback seasons of
19:36all time, and Jordan Love's 2023 was inside that top 35. So, uh Jordan Love had 579 attempts that year. So, the
19:45argument would have to be, okay, do they stop going so run heavy? And I think, you know, they let Emmanuel Wilson go.
19:51You've got all the off-field stuff with Josh Jacobs. Whether or not there's any charges that end up coming from it, I
19:56don't know. You do have Josh Jacobs wearing down a little bit. The only guy behind him is MarShawn Lloyd, who at
20:01this point making Jonathan Brooks look like a healthy player. So, I I just look back to a couple years ago. I think
20:07anyone who watches Jordan Love knows he's a high upside quarterback. He loves to sling the ball downfield, and he goes through these spurts where he looks like
20:12a top-five quarterback in the NFL. So, if we can get back to Jordan Love being a dude who throws the ball 575 times
20:18with the combination of the weapons that they have here in Christian Watson, Jayden Reed, Tucker Kraft, Matthew Golden, I think we're going to see a
20:24really, really big year. I do think, you know, there's there's no doubt about it, LaFleur probably wants to lean on the
20:29run more than other coordinators or more than other, you know, guys who do run the offense for their team. But, I also
20:36think last year he was like forced to, and he has been forced to the last couple of years because Jayden Reed got
20:40hurt immediately, right? As soon as the season started. You had Christian Watson didn't come back until halfway through the year. Then, Tucker Kraft did miss
20:46the second half of the year. So, you have all these like passing options and passing weapons who are, you know, hopefully coming into this year healthy
20:53that just got hurt immediately last year or missed huge chunks of the season. So, it was hard to trust that room. It was
20:59hard to go high passing volume on a week-by-week basis, and I don't think they really want to play to that much of
21:04a skewed offensive system. So, after Jordan Love, we've got a player three picks behind him, Jaylen Coker, wide receiver in Carolina. I would just think
21:14Jaylen Coker is a good ball player. He gets his extension with Carolina, and I think he's just very obviously going to
21:19be the wide receiver two behind Terrace Marshall there. Now, I'm not a huge fan of Terrace Marshall's fantasy price this year. He's not a dude that I'm taking as
21:28like a top 15, top 14, 13 fantasy wide receiver despite an incredible rookie year, and I think he's an awesome player. But that price is like a little
21:36bit too steep for me to invest into this passing offense with Bryce Young, but I do think when you look at the offense,
21:41it's Terrace Marshall and it's Jaylen Coker. They don't have another wide receiver or tight end of consequence.
21:46And I think when Jaylen Coker finally got onto the field last year, he was like probably more involved than people realize. From weeks 13 through the
21:53playoffs for Carolina last year, Coker had a higher target share overall, a higher red zone target share, a higher yards per route run rate than Terrace
22:01Marshall, and a higher first read share from Bryce Young. And I think that might make sense a little bit when you look at
22:09Bryce Young and his stature. It's just very possible being that small, you just feel more comfortable with guys running over the middle of the field rather than
22:17running outside on the boundaries and getting the ball out quickly. And that's a little bit of like a tin foil hat, you
22:23know, conspiracy theory there, but I do think it kind of makes sense. So, I really like Jaylen Coker at this price.
22:28I think he's just good ball player.
22:30Moving about a hundred picks later is another tight end who I'm not sold as a good ball player by any means, but I
22:36like the opportunity here in Miami for Greg Dulcich. He is the 242nd player off the board. So, Dulcich is just like the
22:44opportunity there assuming they don't bring Darren Waller back, which I don't think is happening. I think there's a real chance that Dulcich leads this team
22:52in targets. I think Achane will obviously be very, very involved, and I think at worst Dulcich will probably be second on the team in targets. This is
22:59an offense that's expected to trail a ton. I could see them almost being like the Arizona of last year where it's like
23:06you go into every second half down 14 points and the entire play scheme, the entire play call for quarters three and
23:13four are just passes over and over and over again, which will lead to a lot of dump-offs for Achane, it'll lead to a
23:18lot of rushing attempts for Malik Willis who I think is also a very, very strong QB2/3 pick in superflex leagues. Uh but
23:25Greg Dulcich, I could see a guy just, you know, he can catch 60-70 passes, probably won't score a ton of touchdowns, but like I think the volume
23:31will end up being there and a guy who's not competing with any other tight ends for targets. They have a completely wide
23:36open weapon group. Obviously Jaylen Waddle's not there anymore, Tyreek Hill's not there anymore. They drafted a bunch of rookies, some of them hurt
23:41going into the year already. So like I just don't know who's going to catch passes here in Miami and Dulcich just is
23:46lined up to be a guy that is in line for a bunch of targets. And then to wrap up this video, we've got two rookie slot
23:53wide receivers, both of whom very similar draft capital, both of whom going into offenses who have a clear wide receiver one, but no real wide
24:02receiver two behind them. That is Zachariah Branch out of Georgia going to the Atlanta Falcons and that is Antoine Wesley Williams out of Clemson going to
24:11Washington. Zachariah Branch, I don't know that he has any competition to be the slot wide receiver here in Atlanta.
24:18There's nobody else taking targets behind Drake London in the receiver group there. He is an explosive player, he's very, very fast, could see Tua
24:25really loving him and and kind of shoving targets down his throat. So big fan of taking a chance on Zachariah Branch just because I think he's going
24:31to he's going to run a ton of routes off the rip. And then you have Antoine Wesley Williams out there in Washington.
24:36I also like Chiggy. I think you should put him on this list as well if you're looking for elite round tight end who
24:41would go much higher than Greg Dulcich, but if you end up fading the position, Chiggy's in a spot now signing with
24:46Washington getting the contract where behind Terry McLaurin you have just unproven guy after unproven guy. Do they bring in a second wide receiver, one of
24:53the veterans, whether Stefon Diggs, Keenan Allen? Very possibly and that would kind of ruin this take overall. I do also think that there's a world where
25:01Antonio Williams is the every down slot guy, and they run a ton of three wide receiver sets here. And I think both
25:07Branch and Antonio Williams can go out there and catch, you know, 60 plus passes as a rookie. And, you know, you're getting them that those guys are
25:14undrafted right now. No one's really taking them in redraft leagues, but I do think that the path to them getting opportunity is is about as clear as like
25:21almost any wide receiver two three rookie in this draft class right now.
25:25So, I will wrap it up there. 12 players to draft when your league mates start to fall asleep at the end of your draft.
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