Hello, welcome to PSF Fancy football podcast. I'm your host Ian Harteds and today we continue

our fantasy file series with a look at the worst case scenarios for each of the top 12

ranked wide receivers. We're already on quarterbacks running backs. Tide ends. Now we're

hidden up to wide outs again for those that haven't caught the first three editions

of this. I'm not just going to say that Devonte Adams could break his arm on the first

play of the year and be done. We're trying to look at workload, efficiency, even the

R word using some regression talk here and there to see where things go wrong. I feel

like generally, you know, I'm an optimist. I like saying positive things about anyone

I can. Ultimately though, we do need to try to look at how things could go worse and

we're expecting best case wise. So without further ado, worst case scenario for every

top 12 wide receiver. First up, Tyree Kill started in August. He did have a knee issue.

I hold him out a little bit. He's back. I don't think it's going to be an issue. Maybe

though, this could hold him back. I had a hard time coming up with much for Travis Kelsey

as well because just like Kelsey, Tyree, look as good as ever last year. And even if he's

not getting the same sort of ridiculous target share that a lot of the other guys, you

know, being drafted this high R when it's Patrick Freakin, my homestone, the ball, it's

tough to bust too much. So I would just say, you know, Tyree is somehow less than 100%

of this knee thing, which I don't even think is close to the case. Maybe it's target closer.

Just slips a little bit. Kelsey kind of overtakes him as the true number one. Well, is that

likely scenario? I don't really think so. Tell us why Tyree could such a great pick at

the top of drafts. Devante Adams. Same thing people. I will say though, it's going to be

tough for Rogers and thus Devante to be quite as good as they were last year because neither

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