I don't have any children, at least ones that I know about.

But if I did, these are players in 2025 that I would put their lives on are going to break out.

Wide receiver edition.

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A little dramatic.

I know, I know.

All right.

Despite the dramatized, dramatized title, I want to be non-disingenuous about this. And originally, I was going

back and forth on whether or not to include Marvin Harrison Jr. and Roma Dunezay on this list.

I think I'm just going to lay out my perspective on how I'm looking at them going into this year and

then allow you guys to decide. All right. I want to make sure that I get my feelings out on the plate

invent about them before I actually put my children's future lives on these guys. All right.

Malik neighbors obviously broke out all over the place, but you have Marvin Harrison Jr. And that's where the discrepancy comes in. And you'll hear a lot of people saying like, oh, he had a good rookie year. If you look at any

other year where a rookie had, you know, 62 catches, 885 yards, eight touchdowns. That's a

really strong rookie year. And I would agree to that in theory. It looks really bad, however,

when you start to pair him next to Malik neighbors and Ladd Mekonki and

Brian Thomas Jr. and Brock Bowers, all guys that went over 1,000 yards, all guys that exploded as

rookies while this guy, Marvin Harrison Jr. was the clear alpha and the clear, you know, prize of

the class. And you get drafted forth overall. And we're now comparing

him to like, yeah, these are strong rookie numbers over the course of the last 20 years.

But over the last half decade or so, we've also seen the Justin Jefferson's and the

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