Good morning, friends and enemies. I am here today because I don't want you to be the idiot league

mate that sleeps on players that have changed teams. I can't tell you the number of conversations

I have throughout the summer with more casual fans that don't know that this guy is now on this

team and this player has now been traded to this other team in another conference or whatnot.

And a lot of the times when that happens, people are just like,

I don't really understand the situation. He must not be good anymore. If a team got rid of him, I'm probably staying away. However, there are some moves that happen this offseason with some really good players that are going to be really good in fantasy football. So I'm going to work through my favorite players that have moved teams. I'm also going to briefly touch on some guys that have moved teams that I'm not really about.

So you'll have the full spectrum of old faces in new places. You'll know who to avoid. You know who to target. So we're going to jump right into the wide receiver position. And we're doing that because it's pretty much the opposite of last off season. If you remember the players that moved around that were high impact players in 2024 were

the running backs. This was a huge free agency class at the running back position. We had Sequan

moved to Philly. We had Josh Jacobs moved to Green Bay. We had Derek Henry move to Baltimore. And

those were like the league authoring moves. This year, the free agency class at running back was

horrendous. And it was all rookies coming in that feel like they're the new explosive players and new offenses. This video will not be covering any rookies. These are veterans that moved to new places. Now, we have some really good wide receivers that have found themselves in new situations. And the very first player on this list is Devante Adams in L.A. He moves over to the Rams.

He's now going to be coached by Sean McVeigh. He's now going to be catching balls from Matthew Stafford. Adams is for sure getting up there, right? He is 31 years old. I watch his play last year, and I don't feel like he fell off. I felt like the chemistry was weird between him and Aaron Rogers in New York, but I don't think it was a result of Adams's route running ability,

his separation. like the chemistry was weird between him and Aaron Rogers in New York, but I don't think it was a

result of Adams' route running ability, his separation skills, just as skills as a elite wide receiver

in this league. I am good buying back into him again. That to me felt more of a product of just

how broken the Jets passing offense was last year. When I look at the Rams offense, like,

you can't be in a

better system than Shaw McVeigh. Matthew Stafford can still absolutely sling the rock. And he's got a wonderful complimentary piece with Pooka Nakuwa there. I think Pooka Nakua is going to out target Devante Adams this year by a pretty wide margin. I think he's going to catch a lot more balls, but that does not mean Devante Adams cannot be a guy who goes over 1,100 receiving yards and catches a ton of receiving touchdowns. We look at his profile

in reception, still an above 80th percentile guy in success rate versus man in press.

Vegas still has him with some lofty projections this year, 975.5 for yardage, 8.5 touchdowns. That is a very, very high number compared to other receivers and their projections in Vegas this off season. I'd expect an extremely condensed target tree out there between Puka and Devante Adams. You know, 60% is not off the table. It's easy to look at Adams and be like he's old. Last year was kind of a shit

show starting off in Vegas where he was like, I want out of here, stop playing games. They moved

over to New York. And it looked real funky for a while there. But Adams finished like on a tear.

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