Everything you need to know about the USFL week one.

Starting with the best wide receiver play on the slate who's not even that expensive and $6,600,

Derek Willis.

Willis was the second wide receiver taken by his team.

But the first wide receiver, Eli Rogers, was released.

So now Derek Willis has the highest draft capital on his team and arguably the league's best offense.

You see, not only do the

Tampa Bay bandits have Todd Haley as a head coach who's going to be pass heavy like he was

when he was with the chiefs when he was a college coach and when he was with the Steelers and

he had it fell more recently but they also have the best quarterback in this league in jordan

ta'amu tamo was easily the second best quarterback in the xfel picking up a lot of big games not only in the air but on the ground.

In college, he averaged over 25 rushing yards per game. Completing 65% of his passes and a very

strong 9.4 yards per attempt. He was very efficient. So in Walk 6'4, 210 pound Derek Willies

at 27 years old, who has elite burst in agility as you can see right here and had some time

in the NFL with the Browns and it's starting to look real good. In this league it's going to be a lot

about opportunity, especially against less than stellar defenses and Willie should have a lot of

that. Up top, you're going to get the first pick for the Houston gamblers and that's Isaiah Zuber.

He's not going to be a strong priority for me this week, but he is a part of a pretty weak wide receiver core, making him a play for sure. The problem is he arguably has the worst

quarterback in the league, and he himself is not this massive guy who's going to go up and win on

the outside. If I'm going to pay up for somebody over Zuber, it's going to be Victor Bolden at

9,400. Bolden's going to be playing with an accurate, not great, but accurate quarterback Alex McGaul. And he comes in around

180 pounds, so not an elite prospect, but he was the first wide receiver taken by his team,

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