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Something that's been on my mind recently sort of stems from a discussion that's been

happening on the show over the last couple of weeks.

When a rookie wide receiver were running back as unproductive, is it an opportunity to buy

that player, or should you actually be selling them?

Nikhil Harry is a perfect example.

He was a top rated asset in rookie drafts last year, but an injury derailed his early

season potential.

And then when he found the field, he wasn't all that productive.

Some people now see Harry as a very clear buy candidate.

According to DynastyLeagueFootball.com's January start-up average draft position data,

Harry's listed at wide receiver 29.

He's behind others from this class like DK Metcalf, Debo Samuel and Terry McLearing.

But some see Harry as someone to sell because of what we've seen historically with wide

receivers who didn't do a whole lot as rookies.

So what should you do if you have an underperforming rookie?

If you've gotten a Keel Harry or Andy Isabella or Damian Harris?

How should you handle managing those assets?

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