We're talking wide receiver updates following the NFL draft here on Fantasy Football Today Express.

I'm Jamie. That's Dave. You know us. Let's talk about some wide receivers who have maybe seen a little bit of a dip or an increase in their fantasy football value following the NFL draft.

And Dave, the first place I want to start is in New Orleans where prior to the NFL draft, we were very excited about Chris Olav. And I think there should be some excitement still about Chris Olave. But the Saints maybe surprise us a little bit. They go get Jordan Tyson in the first round. They had a tight end and Oscar Delt. But obviously, I think everybody's looking at Tyson as, you know, he was in the

conversation to be wide receiver one for this class. He goes two behind Cardinal Tate.

Does Tyson coming to New Orleans impact Chris Olave in a negative way?

Yes, I'm less excited to draft Olave as a potential number one fantasy wide receiver.

He's now much more of a number two fantasy wide receiver.

Look, he was averaging around 10 targets per game last year. That's pretty good. And I know that

he really meshed with Tyler Shuck, but you can't help but think that Tyson's going to come in

and take a nice chunk of that target share and maybe lower it a little bit for Chris Olavabe.

More to like seven and a half targets per game. It's still really good. He's still a number two fantasy wide receiver. He's one I'd particularly try and target, but he's not one that I think we can look at and say, all right, last year, almost 17 PPR points per game. He'll be better than that this year. I don't think he will be. and that's why I think he's more of a wide receiver two.

Call him top 20,

not even like a top 12, 15 type of wide out. So Chris Olavé, for the most part, in our drafts, I don't know what his average draft position is in best ball right now. But in our drafts, he's typically been going in round three. you can get Jordan Tyson in probably round seven, which player do you prefer? I'd still rather have a lave. I mean, I've got them right at the three-four turn. So I'd have a problem if it's early round three. But I don't want Tyson at round seven. I think that's too soon. Okay. So we'll see which Saints wide receiver ends up being better.

If you talk to probably the guys on Beyond the Box score, I think they're very excited about Jordan Tyson, understandably so could actually end up being the best receiver for the Saints. So we'll see how this all plays out in New Orleans. Let's go to the Jets where they spent two first round picks on two receiving options, tight end Kenyonyon Sadiq, wide receiver Omar Cooper, Jr.

Garrett Wilson, last year when he played in the five games that he was healthy, was looking

like a stud, averaging over 19 ppr points per game, came back, dealt with some injuries again after

that hot start, so it didn't actually finish with over 19 ppr points per game, but still

looked like the guy we

were hoping to see for the majority of his career. Now he has much more significant company in terms of

targets. We'll see how this quarterback situation shakes out with Gino Smith as a starter.

How do you, Garrett Wilson following the additions the Jets made in the NFL draft?

I'd rather draft a lot. I mean, I am taking this really hard as someone

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