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It's FFT in five-time with Dave Richard.

Here we go.

I'm Adam Azer.

That's Dave.

And Dave, we're talking about wide receiver and tight end rankings movers, the risers and fallers after the NFL draft.

What was the biggest change you saw in your wide receiver rankings after the draft?

Let's start with some of the bad.

And let's go with the bears. And it's not because they've got a rookie quarterback. I actually think the rookie quarterback can be good with them. There's a lot of mouths to feed in this offense. So DJ Moore, Keenan Allen, and then Romo Dunesay joining them. Yes, it's going to be great for Caleb Williams. Yes, it's going to make it hard for defenses to defend them. But also, yes, it's hard to expect any of these guys to see high target volume, especially in the case of Keenan Allen. Man, in L.A., he was getting tons of targets every single game. He was getting at 1.13 targets per game with the L.A. Chargers last year. I wonder if he gets half as many this year in Chicago.

He might be their number three receiver in the offense.

That does not portend to good fantasy numbers.

Alan fell to wide receiver 38 in my rankings, and that is full PPR.

Adunze came in ranked as wide receiver 46, a number of rookie wide receivers I have ranked ahead of him.

And DJ Moore, still a number two fantasy wide receiver.

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