Garrett Wilson, New York Jets
ADP: WR20
Garrett Wilson is my WR14, but he's being drafted as the WR20 in the middle of Round 4. That's not bad for a guy who had a 34% target share in his 7 games played last season (2nd to only JSN). I get it, the Jets are bad, but in fantasy football, volume is volume. And the targets Wilson is going to get from Geno Smith have to be slightly better or at least on par with those from Justin Fields. If Wilson is my WR2, I'm doing cartwheels, because he's one of the best weekly floor plays you can have, even if the Jets limit his overall ceiling.
Parker Washington, Jacksonville Jaguars
ADP: WR32
The camp hype drumbeat remains steady for PW, but the ADP hasn't fully caught up. As a WR going in the early 7th round, squarely in the WR3 range, you can do a lot worse. We know Jacksonville is going to pass the ball a ton, and BTJ has been profiling as more of a deep threat, opening the door for Washington to be "the guy" which is what camp reports are signaling. The best part? If you're wrong, it only cost you a 7th round pick, meaning you can pivot pretty quickly.
Wan'Dale Robinson, Tennessee Titans
ADP: WR47
I had to do a double take to see that Wan'Dale Robinson is truly going as the WR47 in consensus ADP. That's the end of the 10th round - effectively free. Robinson reunites with Brian Dabol on an offense where he could be the WR1 out the gates: Carnell Tate profiles as the preferred target, but rookies typically have a ramp up period in the NFL. Robinson has had 2 straight 140 target seasons, but the YPC skyrocketed from 7.5 to 11.0 last year as he proved he can be a downfield threat. It costs you nothing to grab a guy who I think can be a weekly flex starter or even a WR2 on your roster if things break right.
