You probably have a fantasy draft coming up. That's why you're here for this video.

While in this video, we're going to be talking about the seven wide receivers you should be drafting in fantasy this year.

Now, I've helped thousands of people win their fantasy league over the last few years, and I plan to do the same for you in this video.

And we are going to start in round 10, which is crazy, of fantasy drafts with this man right here, the rookie Keon Coleman in Buffalo, and here's the thing.

I think we got off on the wrong foot with Keon Coleman. When he was a prospect, he was a polarizing one.

A lot of people didn't like him compared to the other top five rookie wide receivers, so it gave a

sour taste in people's mouths when he was actually drafted. And not only that, but the Buffalo

Bill's draft strategy, if you will,

of trading down with the chiefs here and the chiefs took a wide receiver, of trading down with the Panthers here and the Panthers took a wide receiver and Xavier Lurgett, kind of made

people go, oof, what are the bills doing? And then they ultimately took Coleman in the second

round, a prospect people really didn't like all that much compared to those other guys. And it kind of put this, okay, we don't

like Keon Coleman taste in a lot of people's mouths. But we need to kind of reevaluate things here,

because this is a rookie wide receiver in the second round, now being paired up with Josh Allen,

in an offense that needs a wide receiver one and an organization that continuously this

offseason, including their general manager, Brandon Bean, has said Keonk Holman is going to be leaned on as a rookie. And the reason for that is because

the Bills don't have their veteran pass catchers anymore. Stefan Diggs is gone. He's now on the

Texans. You have Gabe Davis gone. He's now on the Jaguars right here. You could even see some

of their other veteran receivers ever on the team. Trent Sherfield, who had a decent role last year, Deonté Hardy, who had a decent role at times last year and then towards the postseason,

these four guys are all gone. And yes, the rookie Keon Coleman is coming in with the opportunity

to be the number one receiver for Josh Allen. Now, I know some people are like, oh, since Diggs

and Gabe Davis are gone, this offense is going to take a step back. I don't believe that, and neither does Vegas. The bills currently have the six shortest odds to lead the NFL in points scored, and in most projection systems, they're in the

top five in total offense this year. Because this is still an offense that has Josh Allen,

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