The WR position runs DEEP this season! Load up on dart throws late in your draft... here are my favorite WR picks RD7 and beyond.

RD7: Parker Washington

Going in the early 7th, Parker Washington's ADP hasn't fully caught up with the hype. As one of the most touted players in training camp this year, Parker Washington is making it clear he should at the very least be heavily involved in the Jaguars' offense, if not the team's WR1. While I still expect target distribution to limit any individual player's ceiling, it's becoming clear that Washington is the guy to take a shot on, and it doesn't cost you very much in the early 7th round.

RD8: Courtland Sutton

I technically don't love any of the WRs in round 8 (maybe take your QB here), but Courtland Sutton is a pretty decent value in this range. While the Broncos added Jaylen Waddle to be their WR1, Sutton still projects to be on the field plenty. He finished as a top 15 WR the last 2 seasons and can still command significant targets in what should be a good Broncos offense. I wouldn't expect Sutton to break out as a WR1 at this point in his career, but if you're looking for a safe option at this point in the draft, he can be that.

RD9: Quentin Johnston

We had a brief period where it looked like Quentin Johnston might get too expensive, and then his ADP settled in the 9th round. At WR41, you could do a lot worse. He should be on the field a ton and is arguably the Chargers' most potent redzone threat, having caught 8 touchdowns in 2 straight seasons. I do think it's possible Johnston outperforms his ADP and gives you a borderline WR2/WR3 season. He's going as a WR4, so he won't break the bank at all.

RD10: Stefon Diggs

Maybe the ADP just hasn't fully caught up yet, but if you're able to grab Stefon Diggs in the 10th round, I'd do it 100% of the time. He's a boring pick who's unlikely to flash and give you a WR1 season, but he's a very dependable target for third-year QB Jayden Daniels on an offense that doesn't have a ton of other pass-catchers and should throw the ball a lot. Diggs quietly had 102 targets and 1,013 receiving yards last year; unless you think he's truly aged out, WR46 is a really good price tag for someone with that potential.