A wild week one is in the books and there's a lot that just happened. Did you pick up on that

sneaky RB's usage and how about the rookies who actually mattered week one? Well, I spent

seven hours recapping this slate and I have some key takeaways. These are 13 players you

should consider adding before your buddies do. So the rookie Pooka Nukuwa for the Rams, fifth

round pick, he broke out week one in a major way. I mean, check this out. The

dude had 10 catches, 15 targets, he had over 115 receiving yards. I mean, this reminds you

of what? Cooper Cough. And those 15 targets were obviously amazing anytime you get 15 targets,

but it led every single wide receiver on the week. Matthew Stafford found himself his guy.

Nakua earned a target on 43% of his routes, the highest of any

receiver on the week. And now check this out. This fellow was slept on in the pre-draft process. I mean,

he went in the fifth round. But look at this. This was something I tweeted back in July during

the summer. He was the number one wide receiver last year in college football and efficiency.

His yards per route run, number one graded PFF wide receiver amongst qualifying players, and only three drops.

He was a stud who fell in drafts for other reasons, of course, but this is somebody you want to add.

Because this production can clearly be sustained.

When you're getting that many targets per route, it means you're getting open.

This is the type of production we're talking about. Jamar Chase was the last rookie in his debut to have 100 plus yards. And you can see what J. Long Posts here, the other guys that you can kind of think about in this, T.J. Hawkinson,

Terry McLaren, AJ Brown, dudes that are elite receivers still. It means you're really good if you

come right into the NFL and dominate. And the good news for Naku is that Cooper Cup's going to

miss at least three more games. And based on all the reports, this thing with Cut might be really serious. It also helps Puka that Matthew Stafford returned from injury. He had three separate injuries bothering him last year, and it looked

like vintage Matthew Stafford, completing over 60% of his passes, 300 plus yards. He looked good. He looked

in rhythm. He looked like he had a connection with Puka. He definitely had more of a connection

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