Every year, a few wide receivers get buried in fantasy drafts, and every year, at least one of them ends up breaking fantasy football.

This video is all about finding those guys who are going two to four rounds later than they should be, like a Brian Thomas last year who went in round 10 and ended up winning league.

So without further ado, these are the five wide receivers who deserve way more attention in 2025 fantasy football drafts.

And I mentioned Brian Thomas at the start. Let's talk

about his new teammate in Travis Hunter, who is an absolute freak. You already know that. He was the first

two-way player to be drafted in decades. He won not only the Heisman, but also the Bolitnikov Award.

He was just a decorated athlete in college on both sides of the ball. This dude was averaging like

150 snaps a game in college. And despite that, he was still one of the best both sides of the ball. This dude was averaging like 150 snaps a game

in college, and despite that, he was still one of the best wide receivers in the country.

He ranked top five in receiving yards, receptions, and touchdowns last season, and he had five

games of 100 yards and two touchdowns. Now, he wasn't just doing this on some sort of insane volume.

He was basically dominating coverage in every type of way. Matt Harmon of reception pulls these stats.

He watches a bunch of prospects.

He charts them out and he is the best to do it, Matt Harmon.

Be sure to follow him.

He says that this guy and Travis Hunter ranked 92nd percentile, which is top 10 percent

against man coverage, against zone coverage, against press coverage.

He says he had a rare catchability.

He basically put him out there and said,

like, this is the best guy that I've been scouting ever since I started doing this is what Harbin

was saying, which is just crazy because this guy was a defender for half his snaps. And then the

Jaguars took him second overall. They immediately said in their post draft press conference after

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