We have arrived. The NFL season has arrived, but some of these fantasy drafts are happening

Saturday night, Sunday night, so I wanted to drop a show. So I thought, hey, let's drop

a show Saturday with one final piece of advice. Once you have your big three wide receiver

set, could be Devon Tay Adams, Amari Cooper, Tyler Lockett, could be Stefan Diggs,

CD Lam, Robert Woods. At that point, I want you to lean second year wide receivers because

we're shooting for upside, upside wins championships and statistically wide receivers improve

their production most from year one to year two. Keep this in mind. This is why we love

Brandon I. U.K., this is why we love T Higgins. This is why I don't love the stealer situation,

but I want Chase Claypool because I'm chasing that rainbow. He's a big athletic, proper

alpha heading into his second year after putting up double digit touchdowns as a rookie,

which almost never happens. If you're throwing a dart in the late rounds, why not Jalen

Rager? Who could easily step up and be the target leader in Philadelphia? It's probably

going to be Devon Tay Smith, but Devon Tay Smith missed a bunch of camp with a sprained

MCL. And Jalen Rager was drafted in the first round, one slot ahead of Justin Jefferson

because he's an explosive playmaker. And when you're looking at firewall wide receivers

to complete your starting lineup, JJ Zacharyson recommends Michael Pittman. Just go down the

list. I'm in very deep dynasty leagues. I keep finding Devon Duvernay available. Rashad

Bateman's going to miss the first three weeks. And Marquis Brown has impracticed at all

in the month of August. Devon Duvernay is going to be starting in three receiver sets.

So all the way up and down the wide receiver player pool. I'm zeroing in on those second

year wide receivers from CDLAM to T Higgins to Brandon I Yook from Jerry Judy to LaViscous

Shenalt to Marquez Callaway. Marquez Callaway wasn't drafted, but he's going to be the number

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