We are here live from Arizona in the house that Underdog Fantasy built.

Super Bowl weekend, don't ask us why we're in Arizona, but we're here.

I'm joined by my good friends, Brett Coleman, Mason Dodd over here.

They need no introduction, but you guys need an introduction to the rookie wide receiver class.

And that's what we're going to do today.

We're going to rip through probably the most popular prospects in the class this is a really good really fun really unique class and give them

comps to current NFL players i think it could be a little bit overwhelming for people getting into a

new class and i think uh giving them comps of player styles things like that help to uh ingrain them in

the brain and then they kind of work from

there. And you've done a lot of work with the rookie wide receiver class. You've already filmed like

30 videos in the desert, in the pool. Make sure you're subscribe to Brett's channel because he's doing

incredible X's and O's and breakdowns of basically everybody in the rookie class defense offense.

Mason's doing awesome stuff with both dynasty and redraft fantasy football both of their channels will be linked down below i think we

start off with no one other than Marvin harrison junior um he is the consensus

101 of the wide receivers in this class he is apparently just the most elite of the elite

wide receiver prospects. He almost

feels like, I'm looking in hindsight, maybe a bad comparison, but Bejohn Robinson of last year,

where it was almost like, is there a point to watching the tape because he's going to be the top one off

the class? Everyone likes him more than everybody else in the class. Obviously, Jimere Gibbs is a stud,

but is that what we're looking at with Marvin Harrison this year? Do you see any real flaws,

any real downsides to his game? He's going to be a top five pick. Is there anything that could go wrong with Marv and his career goes down the hill that way? With him specifically no, with where

he ends up possibly, right? Because if he goes to New England. I felt like a sub-tweet at New England

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