If you want to win your fantasy league this year, one way to get ahead in a major way is by hitting on some breakout rookie receivers.

But not some of the obvious names that everybody will be drafting in the top 10 rounds like a Travis Hunter.

Today we are diving into the rookies that you should be drafting and they should only be rising up as the summer goes on.

And I would guarantee that your leaguemates probably don't know some of these dudes.

And we'll start with a guy in Kyle Williams who was drafted in the third round by the New England Patriots.

And overall, Kyle Williams comes into the year.

And I believe that he should be a starter, top two receiver on his team right away.

He comes from Washington State.

And last year, he had a quietly strong season.

You look at the production right here over on player profiler.

You can see every year he's earning targets. His target chair 20 plus basically every single year on average. And in his final year, he's putting up 1,200 yards, 70 catches,

breaks to 100 target mark. It was a solid year overall. He's averaging over 17 yards per catch.

That's a lot. It's well above average if you're not familiar. And that's because he's an

outside receiver who wins downfield. I mean, last year, he was seventh in the nation in receiving yards and fourth in touchdowns. I think the Patriots got a steal in the third round. And sure,

he went to Washington State, so it's not the SEC or some of the Big Ten top competition,

but even against the top teams that he faced, this was against Syracuse and number 21 ranked

team in a bowl game to end the year when Washington State wasn't even ranked. 10 catches 172 yards.

He just puts his stamp on his college career.

Earlier in the year against Boise State, right?

They had Ashton Genti.

They were a top 25 team at this point.

You get nine catches, 142 yards of touchdown, averaging 16 yards per reception, continued

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