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The pass blocking grade really stands out to me because the fastest way to being a 3-down-back is being great in pass pro.

There is a lot to like and the potential to get excited about, but Ridder is far from a polished prospect.

There are NFL teams that still think highly of him and there’s a better than decent chance he is a starter somewhere in 2022.

The only thing keeping his value down is the idea that he is behind Jared Cook who is on a one-year deal.

Not all targets are created equally and some targets are more valuable than others.

One of my bold takes for the 2021 season is that Dallas Goedert will lead the Eagles in targets ahead of Smith and Reagor.

Despite being one of the best prospects we have seen in years, there are still too many variables.

Being patient has its benefits. You might miss out on many of the big names, but some might slip through the cracks and become values.

Pittman not only led the rookies in yards after the catch per reception, but he also led the entire NFL (minimum 50 targets).

His red-zone usage was among the best in the NFL as well, he ranked #1 with 64 touches inside the 20-yard line and #3 in goal-line carries.

He has been as consistent as they come, and with a bad defense, I expect them to be in-game scripts that will force them to throw the ball.

We’ve all heard it. “Running back X won’t see the volume, especially around the goal line because they play with quarterback Y.”

The only thing that is going to stop Herbert from having another top-10 season is Austin Ekeler.

I like Cam Akers and think he has a bright future, but I have never seen someone do so little and receive so much hype.

The truth is, true league winners are players who ascend from good options to elite options, early in the first 5 rounds of fantasy drafts.

Ja’Maar Chase has never taken an NFL snap and did not run a single route in 2020. He essentially only has one season of college production.

Once the 49ers traded up for Trey Sermon, I knew that it was for a reason and that Kyle Shanahan had a plan for him.

Perhaps the biggest advantage a fantasy player can achieve is hitting on a late-round/rookie TE that becomes a stud option at the position.

What matters most to predict the fantasy success of the future bell cows that lead us to fantasy glory? Size? Speed? Draft Capital?

Hubbard is one of, if not the most polarizing player in this draft class, and let’s take a look as to why.