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More wide receiver talk as we get ready for an exciting position in the NFL draft right

now with Emory Hunt. I'm Adam Azer. Join us every week with Emory

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F-Ball Game Plan. At F-Ball Game Plan. Yesterday you gave us your number one split end,

Drake London. Your number one flanker Christian Watson. Your number one slot receiver,

Jameson Williams, who's recovering from a torn ACL. Your number one inside receiver,

Garrett Wilson. Who's your number one overall wide receiver? Again, a great question. I

would go with Jameson Williams by half a point. And if he hadn't had the ACL injury,

he'd be that in at 90 club, which is rare for me to give out. I don't give all a bunch

of 90s, but he would have gotten that 90 because he is so dynamic of a football player.

Yeah, fantasy managers are going to want to know they're going to do their their rookie

dynasty drafts are going to want to know which rookies going to give me the most fantasy

value for a long time. When you look at Jameson Williams and compare him to maybe your number

one running back in this class, how much of a gap is there between the top wide receiver

and the top running back? Oh, there's a significant gap. You talk about four to five point gap.

And also it ties into what we're seeing right now in the NFL unless the running back

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