He’s pretty easily the 2nd best option in that offense. But a Bryce Young offense
Feels like a case of easy ROI at WR56, but limited ceiling beyond that
You take a W anyway you can get it. But he makes more sense as a depth option for teams that already have a strong WR core
We’ve essentially turned Coker into a meme so his true value merits a deep dive
He’s clearly very talented given per target efficiency
But he only had 3 games of 5+ targets
Even Legette out-targeted him on a per game basis
That said the quad injury put him behind the 8 ball
216/32 =6.75 approximate players per team that get drafted
So across 3 playoff weeks, each player you draft has ~20 bring back options on the board
Obv some of those options will be unavailable due to where ADP falls
But correlation can usually be found at a reasonable price
@MKE1289@FFStalder Feel like it happens less than we think. If they were running buck wild over the division like 2020-24 then maybe. But New England will be right there with them
@smitchell17 player takes of course trump ADP as well
but i can be skittish/flip-floppy about my opinions so i understand those who want to use ADP as a more stable rubric
the more experience you have in the space though, the less you should rely on it
can't imagine the efficacy of opening 4RB is great but one i could maybe see
- late round pick
- Cook+Achane at the turn
- Javonte right around ADP in the 3rd
- buy the dip on Jacobs in the 4th
shut it down at RB the rest of the draft and see where it goes
Adonai Mitchell had 58 targets in 8 games with the Jets last year
that's a 123 target pace over 17 games
obv GW being out left a void but AD is a proven separator
he's the WR3, and somewhere between the 3rd-5th option overall
but they were 27th in targets last year
the spike weeks will be there in best ball given his talent
but you start having to squint pretty hard to see the redraft/dynasty value
Wicks is hard to get a read on
TPRR is intriguing but he's <4 for career targets per game
Packers had a crowded WR room but his hands made him hard to trust
That said, Eagles have a clear vacancy on the boundary with AJB gone
i like pairing Kittle with Likely/Goedert as a lateish-round TE duo
both will have early season juice while Kittle ramps up
Likely will be a target hound while Nabers is out
Goedert will also get a ton of volume while Lemon and Stowers get going
i'm usually a 3QB guy since i'm a stacking merchant and 3QB gives you more possible stacks
but if ever there were a year to break that meta it's 2026
5 of the top 7 QBs all go in round 6
an early pick allows the potential to double up QB at the 6/7 turn and be done at QB
- doubling up QB after getting Bijan or Gibbs, on a team with 8 or 9 WRs
- getting Chase at 3 and catching a falling Burrow at 70
- round 2 AJB+round 6 Maye
- round 3 DVS+round 6 Hurts
- round 4 Luther/Loveland+round 5 Rome_round 6 Caleb
lots of possibilities