Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast.

I'm your host, Corey Evans.

I'm continuing my rookie 10 must-no stats preview series with free content discussing

the rookie wide receiver class this week, which I think is the best group of this

year's prospect class.

Quarterback, fairly weak, below average, outside of Fernando Mendoza, possibly Ty Simpson,

among a few others.

Running back discussed last week, you know my opinion and context on that.

Wide receiver is where we're going to have the most value and theoretical upside when it comes to projected day one, day two, and day three picks, which I discussed on this week's bonus

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And then I'll also do a tight end series of episodes to close out the prospect position previews.

NFL Combine is this week.

I'm recording this wide receiver episode before the Combine.

So we'll know even more about pre-draft outlooks based on height, weight

combinations, speed, agility, a lot of metrics to come and help shape our prospect evaluations.

Let's get right to it.

Ten must-know stats for 2026 rookie wide receivers.

Up first is Mackay Lemon delivered a 137-208-14 receiving log, averaging 14.7 yards per catch

in 33 games played with USC. Suggested size of 511-195, which does sort of peg Lemon as more

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