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and I'm going to be honest, I would be remiss if I didn't talk a little bit of value at the end in the MLB.

I am betting everything. Your boy is 8, 9, 10 sports in. I got Wimbledon here, UFC there, MLB, baseball,

Bia Padre's Metzapecco all weekend, but we get into the NFL and we are starting to get in football mode people.

It is an exciting time in the league. I don't remember an imbalance like this from AFC to NFC as far as discrepancy at quarterback.

In the history of my millennial life, I don't remember a time. I got in a serious over a cigar debate about who the second best quarterback is in the NFC.

I want the argument with Mr. Dak Prescott being the second best quarterback. You put him in the AFC. He is lucky to be 7. I digress. I want to fire on and focus on out the gate.

My 5 favorite NFL wide receivers, I'm going to rank them for you and then I'm going to talk to you about betting them accordingly.

Even though I would say there's almost an overall agreement of who the top 5 wide receivers are in the NFL. Of course there's room for first take debate.

But how you go about betting a Jamar Chase versus a Justin Jefferson versus a Cooper Cup versus the Fonte Adams as we dive in is worth talking out.

So let's start out with my 5 best wide receiver in the NFL and I may get a little clap back here not putting some birdman respect on his name.

But I got to be honest. We're talking about age. We're talking about situational offenses that there and all these things are factoring into my decision making.

Unfortunately, D-Hop is on the F-A-Matt and List. He doesn't make this top 5. He doesn't have a team yet. We got to go out the gate with Tyree Kill at the 5.

Now Tyree Kill, you put him on most offenses. He's going to be productive in a sense in a way where it completely puts a defense of scheme on their heels.

You have to account for Tyree Kill in a way most defenses don't with prepping for these wide receivers and the number one reason is his speed.

Him and Waddle, I believe, of the fastest one to punch in the history of the NFL with that 4-3-4-3. But Tyree Kill, looking at his numbers from last year's we dive into what we're firing on with him.

A hundred and 19 receptions on 1710 yards. The man with for over 17 hundred yards. That is as good as you can Jack Nicholson get in the Hamptons on a July summer day.

That's the best number he's ever put up as far as yards. Now, seven touchdowns makes the over under this year of seven and a half pugs properly priced here.

I'm looking at draft Kings, but the overall 13 and a 1, 1300 and a half receiving yards that we're sitting here staring at.

You got to take the air and judge Gavall out and absolutely slam it. Now, if you've been rocking with me all week, I talked about two of being an interesting number to fire on over 300 yards, eight times.

You getting almost three to one. Your money. That's a fun draft Kings. But you go back to just a top four passing Miami offense last year. Mike McDaniel clearly a bit of a brain child behind some of that Shanahan scheme from a passing perspective, because you saw they they hit the ground running in the a spent

303.05 and when they did who feasted the most the veteran in the room now Waddle and his speed in his athleticism and his versatility helps only a tirey kill that much more some of these receivers. I'm talking out have the luxury of a T Higgins and a J. L. N. Waddle some of them do not that does all factor into betting over or under on these receivers, but 13 hundred and a half for a guy that we know speed kills and just a.

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