@MikeGarafolo@nflnetwork@wyche89 Tyson goes at WR34. Shelved with a hamstring. The rookie TE they're counting on has one too. Saints managers just live different.
Patrick Mahomes' new deal pays him about $3.71M per game, per @UnderdogNFL.
Puka Nacua's entire four-year rookie contract: $4.08M.
Puka's 4,191 receiving yards since 2023 are the second-most in football. One Mahomes game costs a full Puka.
Sam Darnold: 4,319 yards, 35 TDs in 2024. Then 4,048 yards, 25 TDs for a different team in 2025. Super Bowl LX.
He threw 14 INTs in 2025 and the 35-TD pace was a rate outlier.
ADP 141 prices in all of that. The value is still there.
@Schultz_Report His ADP does not matter here, the production does. 8.9 PPR points per game on 46 targets last year, versus Higgins' 7.6 on 68. If Houston finds him similar volume, WR80 is underpriced.
Lamar Jackson's first four games of 2025: 23.3 PPG.
His last eight: 12.0, with four finishes under 8 points and a three-week stretch without a passing TD.
The hamstring explains some of it. The board explains none of it: he is still the QB2, pick 52.
Jauan Jennings scored 9 touchdowns on 643 yards in San Francisco.
He signed in Minnesota, where Justin Jefferson holds a 30.7% target share and Jordan Addison is the WR2.
WR57 prices in the touchdowns. Touchdowns rarely travel.
Denver traded picks 170 and 182 to move up to 152 for a tight end.
The last time the Broncos spent that kind of capital on a TE answer: Evan Engram. He never materialized.
Stash Justin Joly. The front office already told you how they feel.
The market prices Downs as a bench dart. ADP 104.
What it misses: that 8.7 PPG came with both Pittman AND Pierce on top of Downs. Pittman just vacated 111 targets in Indianapolis.
The slot is real. The volume is real. ADP 104 is not.