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The best wide receivers and tight ends in the NFL draft.

Where do we want to see them end up?

We'll tell you right now on FFT Express.

All right, Dave, so I'm excited about the tight ends, but less excited about the wide receivers, but hopefully we have some gems in here. I'm not going to ask you an ideal landing spot for Travis Hunter. It does seem like he is going to the Cleveland Browns. Let's just say he goes to the Cleveland Browns. Do you like that for Travis Hunter? Who's his quarterback? If it's Joe Flacco, I don't mind it. If it's Kenny Pickett, I do mind it. If it's Shadur Sanders, I also don't mind it that much. Certainly, that's just talking from this year. Moving forward, I would imagine that Cleveland will find a long-term option. Maybe it is Shador Sanders, but Travis Hunter looks like somebody who could play with just

about any quarterback and be capable of putting up good numbers.

I want someone who's going to be able to stretch defenses and take advantage of all those

athletic gifts that Travis Hunter has. Flacco could do that, maybe deeper than Shadur Sanders could. So I'd be in favor of seeing Travis Hunter has. Flacco could do that, maybe deeper than Shador Sanders could.

So I'd be in favor of seeing Travis Hunter catching a bunch of yolo balls from Flacco.

And we've seen Flacco just over target his number one guy for a couple of seasons now.

Let's see that continue on with Travis Hunter being that guy in Cleveland.

So funny is if the Cleveland Browns take Travis Hunter, they would have a pretty good receiving court. It would be a place where we would like a quarterback, but not Joe Flaco, you know. It's weird. All right, let's move on. How about Ted McMillan? Where do you want to see him go? I would say that McMillan in New England would be, and I'm trying to be realistic. I can't put everybody on Buffalo or Kansas City or anything like that. But if he goes to the Patriots, if any top receiver goes to the Patriots, well, they're immediately going to be the number one target getter. And that's what we look for in fantasy football. So putting a big guy who can win on downfield throws from Drake May, that to me sounds like somebody that could end up being good for fantasy. I'd like it for McMillan to be that guy, but it probably means the Patriots will have to trade down in order to do that. And I'm not sure they want to do that. But you know, you mentioned I can't put everyone on Kansas City or Buffalo. Is New England actually a better destination for a wide receiver just because of target? Volume. Right. Because you're thinking about that. Right. Because if you put somebody on Kansas City, look at all the guys they're sharing with, put somebody on Baltimore. Not only are they sharing, but that's a team that wants to run the ball a good amount of the time. Hey, look, if McMillan goes to New England, big question mark about how the Patriots will run the ball. Not as big of a question mark, I guess, in terms of like arm strength from their quarterback, but obviously accuracy. That's a little question mark Drake May going into the second year.

And pass protection, obviously, that offensive line isn't so great.

That's why they're being linked to Will Campbell over and over drafts.

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