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Trey Benson was a committee back in college, so what is his true fantasy upside at the professional level? Anthony Amico explores the profile of the Florida State product to answer that very question.
Producing perhaps the most highlight-reel catches of any wide receiver in the 2024 class, Keon Coleman is certainly talented. But can the 6-foot-4 Florida State product translate his game to the pro level? Anthony Amico digs deeper on Coleman.
Standing 6-foot-7 and weighing over 235 pounds, Johnny Wilson possesses off-the-charts athleticism. Can he turn into a productive wide receiver at the NFL level at that size, or is a switch to tight end in order? Anthony Amico takes a closer look at the Florida State product.
Adonai Mitchell notched 55 catches for 845 yards and 11 touchdowns this past season at Texas. Can he make a splash at the NFL level? Anthony Amico shares the measurables, comparable players, various scouting reports, and more on the former Longhorn.
Brian Thomas Jr. is an uber-athletic receiver out of LSU who led the FBS in touchdown catches. Could he have the highest ceiling of any receiver in 2024’s draft? Anthony Amico analyzes the 6-foot-4 playmaker.
Xavier Worthy showed off world-class speed at the NFL Combine. Can he parlay that speed into actual production at the NFL level? Our dynasty guru Anthony Amico delivers a breakdown of Worthy’s game and draft profile.
Skinny receivers have not performed well in the NFL historically, However, does the recent success of Tank Dell and DeVonta Smith change the narrative for players like Troy Franklin of Oregon? Anthony Amico takes a closer look at Franklin’s profile.
Marvin Harrison Jr. will likely be a top-five pick in April’s NFL Draft. How will this affect his fantasy outlook for dynasty leagues? Anthony Amico analyzes the accomplished Ohio State product.
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