This is how you can easily improve at fantasy football. Just draft later round wide receivers on teams with unclear depth charts.

Here are seven situations where this applies for 2022.

The Giants took Wondell Robinson in the second round of this year's draft, and he is top 1% all time 99% in college target share.

Which means he was getting open and earning targets.

And he finished sixth in broken tackles last year.

So this productive rookie now joins a depth chart that is far from clear.

You have Sterling Shepherd fellas who ruptured his Achilles week 15 last year, and he's an older

player. He's 29, which is a brutal injury to come back from.

And then there's Cadarius Tony, who when he played last year was fantastic.

He's a breakout candidate in his own right, but there's rumors that he wants to be traded this offseason. Darius Slayton has been a productive player in the past, but he's due barely any

money this year, and he's a clear-cut candidate for the Giants. I mean, it seems like Kenny Galday

is the only stable wide receiver on the roster. And I put quotes around stable for a reason. You can see

this is the injury report for last year. And he was on the injury report for 85% of his games,

meaning he was playing through injury that entire time. So Juan Dale is currently going in the

16th rounds of drafts. He's going as the 80th wide receiver off the board behind guys like

Will Fuller who are not even on a team, there's no risk in taking him. So as of right now, the most undervalued wide receiver is the Cowboys' third round pick,

Jalen Tolbert.

Tolbert's going off the board as the wide receiver 66, three and a half rounds later than his

teammate Michael Gallup.

However, Gallup is expected to miss the start of the season recovering from an ACL tear.

And in 12 games last year,

Tolbert put up nearly 1,500 receiving yards. This ranked sixth amongst all college wide receivers.

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