It's crunch time for fantasy football drafts. And there's seven players you should never draft this year.

Let me explain. Starting with Packers rookie wide receiver, Christian Watson, who actually had knee surgery, a minor knee surgery in July.

Now, as of the past week or so, he actually was activated off for the PUP, the physically unable to perform list, but he's still limited in practice.

And now here's why this is a concern.

So Watson is arguably the most athletic wide receiver in the league.

He's one of three wide receivers ever to be six foot four and hit a 90 plus athleticism score

after the NFL Combine, which is absurd.

But the issue is he's a very raw product.

He played four seasons in college, 50 total games, and he only had 104 total

receptions, never had more than 43 in a season, only broke 35 one time in his senior year.

So look at it this way. Watson needs every practice rep he can get with quarterback Aaron

Rogers. And Rogers throughout his entire career has been vocal that he needs chemistry with receivers to trust them.

So in this range of where Watson goes, I'd rather Robbie Anderson and even KJ Hamler and Landry who all go after him, especially Anderson, who's the clear wide receiver 2 with a quarterback upgrade in Carolina.

So pass on Watson and then you'll want to avoid this next tight end.

And as a Penn State alumni, it hurts me to say this, but avoid Mike Gaseki.

And the big reason why, as my Instagram post says here, in the preseason game in week one

of preseason and in camp practices, Giseki is being primarily used as an inline blocking

tight end and not as much as a slot-wide receiver tight end. And here's why this is terrible

news. Gosecchi led all tight ends in slot snaps last year. He's basically a slot wide receiver. end. And here's why this is terrible news. Giseki led all tight ends in slot snaps last year.

He's basically a slot wide receiver he had 412 slots snaps.

And this heavily contributed to him seeing the fourth most targets and a career high

111 last year, six and a half per game.

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