4 Risky Wide Receivers With No Upside (DANGER) | Fantasy Football

[@CalebNiemiFantasy]

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[@cameronochs9997]

just because some of these dudes don’t have tremendous upside makes them bad picks. consistent numbers aren’t bad, and could be helpful when you shoot for other guys with high upside so you have a a safer floor. example would be taking achane around the 2-3 turn and then taking either devonta smith with your next pick or waiting a round or too later and take a guy like keenan.

[@CalebNiemiFantasy]

For sure Cameron appreciate you tuning into the video, I’m not saying to never draft em, because always take best available :) more just I like some others in the ADP ranges a little more. Thanks for tuning in my guy!

[@ADSeason25]

Saw something today that intrigued me about smith. Since Smith entered the league, he's run just 23% of his routes from the slot. But over this span, he ranks 7th-best of 119 WRs in YPRR from the slot (2.48 vs. 1.66 on all other routes). A.J. Brown ranks 28th (1.76). Smith also still holds the PFF College-era record (2014-present) for career YPRR from the slot with 4.96. Only one other WR was over 3.60. Last year a guy like this was Keenan Allen, in the Kelley Moore offense. If we see something about Devonta playing more slot he could have more upside. He’s not really a Z wr.

[@CalebNiemiFantasy]

Luke some great insights, we shall see if more slot is in Smiths future or if Parris will take most of the slot snaps.

[@brianbuckley1234]

You’re right that Smith has a lower ceiling than many around him. It’s a valid reason for going in a different direction if upside is needed, although he’s one of the best #2 receivers. I think that we underestimate the Keenan Allen’s because we know how talented outside receivers like DJ Moore and Calvin Ridley are. But in the heat of the moment, the play often breaks down, and Keenan becomes the most likely target, so he ends up with many receptions. Appreciate the effort you put into the content, peace and blessings 🙌🏻

[@tkell31]

Not sure I get the point about Smith, or any of these guys really. What you are getting with Smith is very stable high end production and in best ball you are hoping for a spike week when it matters. It's a super narrow target tree with just him and Brown being targeted at a high rate. The passing game isn't suddenly going to tank so his production seems very safe. I would say most of the top 30 WRs, other than rookies, probably aren't doing better than what they did the year before, or their last healthy year if they were hurt last year so by your standard they are all "risky" right?

[@CalebNiemiFantasy]

Thanks for tuning in :)