What's up, Fanny Sproes fam. My name is Andrew Erickson saying to be breaking down a potential

breakout candidate for all 32 NFL teams. It's a long list, so let's dive in. Arizona Cardinals,

wide receiver, Marquis Brown. Outside the question of quarterback play, there's no reason

why Marquis Brown is in his screaming value in 2023. He was a wide receiver six through

the first six weeks of the 2022 season, and he ate games played without Deandre Hopkins.

Brown is averaging nearly 12.3 points per game and half PPR as wide receiver 15. As

favorite to be the Arizona's number one wide receiver, after earning a 24% target share

last season, Brown offers a floor based on volume that could rise if you can cash in on

some positive touchdown and yard regression. He was top 12 weekly score and 27% of his

games last season would drink 17th among all wide receivers. He's a near-locked beat his

ADP of Cali Murray returned sooner rather than later. The big war that if Marquis doesn't

return, it could be tough sliding for Brown in the meantime. Five games without Murray,

three which overlap with Hopkins also playing, Brown was down to just 5.4 points and 35

receiving yards per game. Atlanta Falcons breakout, Bijon Robinson running back. The

highly tired rookie running back from Texas was selected eighth overall in the 2023 NFL

draft by the Atlanta Falcons and his fan is football ceiling is sky high. And his

final college football season Robinson was the second highest graded Russia in the FBS

per PFF and posted a staggering 37% dominated with 18 rushing touchdowns and over 1,500

rushing yards. In addition, his impressive 40% broken tackle rate in 104 missed tackles

force, demonstrate his ability to thrive at the NFL level. And Arthur Smith's run heavy

offense last year, Tyler Algier, a former fifth round pick, finished as PFF's highest-graded

rookie running back and ranked sixth in Russian EPA. Algier averaged nearly 18 carries

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