Your friends are excited because fantasy football is here and they think they found some great

picks.

But oh boy, are they just flat out wrong?

And this is great news for you.

Because these are seven players that you need to let your idiot friends draft in

2023.

And we start with Mike Williams, the Chargers wide receiver who is currently 28 years old,

but in October, so just basically a month into the season, he'll be turning 29.

And this is important because as a study shown here on the fantasy footballer's website,

wide receivers won by age, their fantasy points, they just start to drastically drop once you

start to turn 27. You can see at 26 years old, it's the most points you're going to average

your prime, and then 27, 28, 29,

they start to significantly drop down. And this is right where Mike Williams is, and we've

already seen him drop. Because Williams saw a significant efficiency drop last year. His target rate,

which is his ability to earn targets per route, was just 20.9%. 52nd in the NFL. That's a 15%

drop from the previous year, a trend that we normally

see as wide receivers start to see the downside of their career. That's not all because the

charges are already looking to replace him. They spent their first round pick on a wide receiver,

Quentin Johnson, out of TCU, who was the best big ball wide receiver in this class. And look,

Johnson's only 21 years old, so he's seven years younger.

Obviously, as a rookie, will be a younger player, but he's also much more explosive.

Because as you can see from the player profile of workout metrics, he has above average speed,

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