Jeremiyah Love
Notre Dame
ARIGenerational talent. Best bet in the class - Top 4 Dynasty RB on day 1.
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Notre Dame
ARIGenerational talent. Best bet in the class - Top 4 Dynasty RB on day 1.
Oregon
NYJSmall sample of TEs for this ADP range. Athletic specimen w/Vernon Davis type upside.
Vanderbilt
PHIAnother great athlete, arguably a better FOOTBALL PLAYER than Sadiq. But buried Y1 in Philly.
Indiana
LVFootball obsessed. High floor, moderate ceiling. Mid/Low End QB2 in Dynasty Y1.
Notre Dame
SEAGreat landing spot + capital, but his ADP range would likely be late 1st in most classes (so base rate = misleading).
Texas A&M
CLEGreat prospect, and solid draft capital. Rough landing spot. Might have to be patient with him.
Indiana
NYJSimilar to KC, good capital, rough landing spot, at least Y1, before Jets address QB next yr.
Ohio State
TENWard's long term WR1 + Top 5 NFL capital = Top 15-20 Dynasty WR. Safest WR bet in the class.
Arizona State
NOKellen Moore offense = fantasy friendly. The likely 1B to Olave's 1A. Top 25-30 WR in Dynasty.
USC
PHIStud prospect. Questionable landing spot. Lots of mouths to feed in Philly, especially Y1…
Washington
CLEModel likes him because he's in the late 1st range at WR. But historically bad class = misleading base rate.
Washington
DENSolid prospect. R4 capital + crowded RB room in DEN. May need an injury ahead of him to be relevant Y1.
Georgia
NOMay have to wait his turn behind Juwan Johnson, but long term, could be more productive in nfl than he was in cfb..
Ohio State
LARGood draft capital, solid prospect. But very crowded TE room in LA..needs to outdo Ferguson long term.
Clemson
WASGets great landing spot w/WASH in the 3rd round. One of the better bets to hit at WR outside the top guys.
Notre Dame
NECould be heir apparent to Hunter Henry in NE, tied to Maye. Good athletic traits to bet on.
Penn State
WASDay 3 capital, but just has to compete with JCM and White for touches. He could surprise some people.
Penn State
TENLands in TEN, competing w/a declining Pollard and disappointing Spears for touches. Opportunity's there.
Alabama
LAREven if he succeeds as a starter (once Stafford retires), probably more of a fantasy QB2, than QB1.
Alabama
PITGot better than expected draft capital, but PIT landing spot is pretty rough. 3rd target at best Y1…
Louisville
MIALikely won't be fantasy relevant as a rookie (ACL recovery), but wide open WR room in MIA longer term.
Ole Miss
SFEarly R2 draft capital, probably the 3rd/4th option in that passing attack Y1. Need to be patient w/him.