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In round one, now assuming you don't have, like one of these top picks where you're taking

McCaffrey or Lamb or Tyreek, like assuming you don't have a top, say,

three or four pick, then your target should be Amman Rae St. Brown, who goes on average as the

eighth player off the board, meaning if you're like number five overall, I'd consider him. If you

get all the way down to number 10 and he falls, fantastic, go ahead and get him because here's the

deal. It's pretty rare that a team like the Lions goes to the NFC championship and is able to bring back their same coaching staff, their play caller Ben Johnson, and then their same offense,

top five offensive line as well. And a top five offensive line is probably the bottom number for

Detroit. It's probably the number one offensive line entering the league. You could see Amunra last

year with this same offense and offensive coordinator averaged 10.3 targets per game. And he was put into spots to succeed.

In the slot, the fifth most in the entire NFL. Why is this important? Because Amunrah dominated

out of the slot. He was able to beat the other teams like third string cornerback, use more of the

field. That's where he thrives and it's going to happen again because he has the same

offensive coordinator. And now check out this stat. Amman Ra St. Brown last year had a touchdown or 9 plus targets in 15 out of his 16 games. But the insane production for this guy actually goes back

even further than that. Because St. Brown has a touchdown or nine or more targets in 35 of his last

38 games. That's 92% of his last 38 games, consistent production and upside. And because of that, the 24-year-old who still is in the prime of his career, and you could even

argue is now entering the prime of his career, he got paid a bag this offseason.

Four years, $120 million, very good for the player in Amman Ra.

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