The best landing spots for rookie wide receivers next on FFT and 5.

What's going on everybody?

Dave Richard joined by the man himself,

Emery Hunt, going over the rookie wide receivers that have good landing spots.

That matters for fantasy football.

You don't want to get a wide receiver that's got a crummy landing spot.

He's not going to help you win your fantasy league.

Emery, the first rookie, maybe the best rookie that has the best landing spot in your opinion.

It's probably Zay Flowers.

When you think about what's on side of him with OBJ and also Rashad Bateman coming back healthy,

a paid Lamar Jackson, you're going to have your tight-in, you know, taking pressure off to the outside as well and Mark Andrews.

So yes, he lands in a great spot because he's a point shoot type guy. He can catch and run and should do a great job in that offense.

Whatever that offense, whatever that

offense looks like because it's a new offensive coordinator, but he should win those one-on-one

matches with these. Odell Beckham's on a one-year deal. We don't know what his future is. Rashad

Bayman could be off the team in two years. And Lamar Jackson, people forget about this, Emery,

at least a 62% completion rate each of the last four seasons.

It's been closer to 65% in three of the last four.

That's name number one.

Name number two, rookie wide receiver with a great landing spot.

I'm going to go with Jackson Smith and Jigba because he's the third guy amongst two

excellent receiving options in Tyler Lockett and D.K. McHaff. We saw what happens

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