All it takes is one. If you find just one breakout wide receiver in the middle rounds,

your chances of actually winning your league skyrocket. So let's uncover the secret wide

receiver weapons. Here are seven wide receivers taken after round four that have top 10 upside.

Let's begin with the Denver Broncos wide receiver Jerry Judy, who currently goes in round

five as the 22nd wide receiver

off the board despite finishing top 20 in points last year. And it's clear that he has top 10

upside this year to me, and now let's discuss. In 2022, Judy saw career high ranks in the following.

He was 16th in wide receiver efficiency, ninth in yards per target, and 15th in yards after the catch.

Now, this means he was more dynamic downfield and creative after the catch.

And he did all this despite poor quarterback play from Russell Wilson, who was 26th in

completion percentage amongst all quarterbacks last year.

Those are career low numbers for Wilson, which means odds are this is going

to get better for Judy. Now check this out. To end 2022, Judy was dominant despite the poor

quarterback play. The final eight games, he averaged 16.2 fantasy points and 6.6 targets per game.

But in week 10 against the Titans, Judy only played 1% of the snaps. He played one snap and then got

injured. So if you take out this game, he would have averaged 18.3 points on 7.9 targets per

game. Judy was a top 15 wide receiver during this time. And now his competition really isn't

all that alarming. I mean, his biggest threat is going to be a guy in Cortland Sutton.

Who I think could definitely have a bounce back season this year, but last year he was inefficient.

It was Judy as the wide receiver won.

Sutton 50th in yards per outrun, aka his wide receiver efficiency.

Then there's Tim Patrick who's coming off in ACL chair and he's turning 30 this year,

...