Welcome everyone to the score fantasy football podcast.

I'm your host Justin Boone, the lead fantasy analyst at the score. It is a big day over here at the score.

I appreciate you spending some of yours with us today because we launched my

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And the best part of all is I keep updating this thing every single day until

the season kicks off. So we're going to have fresh rankings in there all the time. I'll

update the breakouts and busts and all those articles. I mean if injuries hit or if something

significant happens, we got to freshen those up too. And I'll keep adding content. We've

got seven players who are going to lead you to a title. I know people love that column. That one's coming later this week. My preseason takeaways, when those games start, draft strategy columns. I promise this draft kit has you covered. So go give it a look if you haven't already. Now for today's show, we're to finish up the training camp battles to monitor. We did the AFC on Monday. Today we're going to go over the NFC teams and some of those position battles that I think you should be keeping an eye on. And let's begin with one fight that isn't for a starting job because we know who the bear's top three receivers are. It's DJ Moore. It's Keenan Allen. It's Roma Dunezay. What we don't know is what this pecking order is going to be in the passing game.

Who is Caleb Williams going to prefer to throw to? DJ Moore is the incumbent number one.

He's coming off this career year, 96 grabs, 1,364 receiving yards, eight touchdowns.

And he did that with, let's face it, worse quarterback play than what he's going to have this year.

But he also had very little target competition.

Now he's going to have to share the field with a former number one receiver on another team that's Keenan Allen during his days with the Chargers.

He was arguably their top guy.

And yes, this is a 32 year old version of Alan but he has the skill set he's got the

route running ability to really play deep into his 30s if he wants to I think his game transitions

nicely the problem for him is that there's almost no way that he's going to see the kind of volume

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