Perhaps the most important fantasy football question of the entire offseason is, is Roma Dunezay any good at football?

I think that you could basically answer this question multiple different ways.

His prospect profile, a little bit questionable, scored more raw fantasy points in his rookie season than Luther Burden did,

but has done nothing in terms of per route production that would be approximate anything of what

Lutherwarden or Colston Loveland did.

The Chicago Bears let go of their third veteran wide receiver and DJ Moore.

Olamydia Zakias is back with the Atlanta Falcons.

They drafted a third tight end in the draft Sam Roush, which would seem to indicate that they

are probably going to be playing more 12 and 13 personnel this upcoming year. I would say that's probably a net good thing, actually, for Romadunze. If I were looking to be a Roma Dunzee bowl, I would say their base personnel is going to be Colston, Loveland, Luther Burton are running back on Roma Dunsey. I don't think we're going to see very much a Jodday Walker. I don't think we're going to see very much of Khalif Raymond on offense. And those are very good things for Roma Dunez.

If Rome is constantly playing with Cole Comet and a fullback out there or Sam Roush out there,

that is going to greatly improve his ability to generate targets per route run.

Because frankly, to this stage in their careers,

it has not been particularly close how much better Luther Burden has been per route than Roma Dunezay.

Now, is that fair?

I mean, Romadunze did get a significant lower body injury last season that he played through.

We're going to go ahead and begin this draft. You know what? Let's get a little, let's get a little freaky. I just have not taken very much. Amun Ross St. Brown. Let's rectify that a little bit. We'll do a little bit of, we'll do a little bit of St. Brown here to start. So this is my concern with Roma Dunezay. I just wonder if he is sort of destined to be the

outside sacrificial wide receiver in this offense. Like if you were to compare the Ben Johnson

rolls from Detroit to what they are doing now in Chicago.

I mean, I think his ceiling is probably the James and Williams role.

However, maybe there is less receiving production to go to the running backs.

I mean, maybe that is a significant difference between Ben Johnson and Detroit and Ben Johnson and Chicago. Maybe we just see less receiving production to D'Andre Swift, less receiving production

to Kyle Munangai.

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