Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude podcast. I'm your host Corey Evans. This week, if familiar with my work, you'll recognize it's my first quarter report card if you're new to the show or not aware of how I conduct these series. I'll do this four times throughout the season, first, second, third, and fourth quarter report card. Of course, now the season is 18 weeks, but for fantasy, most regular seasons

go 14 or 15 weeks. So this is the first checkpoint. Basically every four weeks, I will provide

letter grades, A, B, C, D, and F as if we were back in school as kids, reflecting back on how performance was made given a subject.

The subject, obviously, for these NFL players being the production on the field and their immediate, combined with long-term dynasty value.

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Letter grade of an A with pretty much a flawless start to his NFL campaign, let alone career.

It is Malik Neighbors of the Giants.

Week 1 versus Minnesota, five grabs, 66 yards, seven targets, a 100%

snap distribution. Week 2 at Washington, 10 for a buck 27 and his first NFL touchdown.

18 targets. Talk about alpha usage, 89% snap clip. Week 3 at Cleveland, 878, 2 more touchdowns,

12 targets, 85% of snaps.

And week 4 versus Dallas, most recently, 12 for 115, 15 targets, and 90% of snaps for good measure.

That's a 35, 386, 3 receiving log, 11.1 yards per catch on 52 targets so far.

Quite simply, Neighbors has delivered as advertised or better after being the sixth overall

pick out of LSU to the Giants, passes the box score, film test, all of it, as an immediate

NFL superstar, thanks to his fool route running, after catch instincts, body positioning.

He creates leverage before and after the ball is thrown his direction.

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