Here's the deal. There's a few players right now that no one wants. Some analysts are even calling

these players a voids, which is dropping them down draft boards. And now this opens up the

advantage to you because they're now values. So these are seven players that nobody wants,

but you should in 2023. And let's begin with Russell Wilson, who I know. He was not great last year,

but there's a lot we have to unpack here and you might be surprised. Now, the part that won't surprise you is that Russell Wilson wasn't great last year. He

actually had career lows in a lot of categories, starting with his accuracy. He was 33rd overall,

after guys like Davis Mills, who was in charge of the worst-strength offense last year. And

Wilson also experienced his worst season and fantasy points per game. He was the quarterback 18 overall and

had just 16 touchdowns by far a career low. However, we must discuss the following. Wilson basically

dealt with injuries all season last year. I mean, look at these injuries. Starting in October,

October 2nds, like two to three weeks into the year, he has a shoulder injury. Then just two weeks

later, he has a hamstring tear, which he plays for for then

the final 75% of the year. And that's not it because as the season goes on, he continues to get

a concussion and a knee sprain, so he's injuring his shoulder, tearing his hamstring,

has a concussion, and a knee injury. Of course, this is going to be not as great of a year for

Wilson. And then it doesn't help that Russ played behind a bottom 10 offensive line last year. Russell Wilson ranked six last year and how many times he was

pressured per dropback. About 38% of his dropbacks, more than one out of every three, he was

getting pressured on. But now the good news for this year is that Russ is currently healthy and

the Broncos' offensive line has had a massive upgrade. Because as you can see right here, just from their top two free agency signings, a Mike McGlinchie

from San Francisco, nearly $88 million deal.

And Ben Powers from Baltimore, a $52 million deal.

They had about $140 million on their offensive line this offseason.

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