What up Pat Mayo here? Before we start, I want to let you know that we recorded this before Cam Newton signed with the Patriots, and obviously we talked about Nikhil Harry and Julian Edelman in this episode.

So you might see some special guest pop up in order to break that down because I couldn't get Chris and Jake back in the studio and on the line at the same time in this quick of a turnaround.

And so I talked to other people to do it. Pay attention on tomorrow's show when I drop my top 200 rankings. I just wish the order of the shows, but that's a way it's going to go. Enjoy.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo experience part for the final part of the wide receiver player profiles for the 2020 fantasy football season. You want to find out the rest of the players that we did the previous parts in the running

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And tell me in the comments section your favorite last round flyer at wide receiver this year because we're going rapid fire style through the wide receivers because we did the top 40 or so.

Now we're just going to fly through some of the names that we like at the back end of the dress or don't like potentially also rate review the Pat Mayo experience audio podcasts preferably on Apple podcasts. If you have an iPhone, that would be great.

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Chris meaty from fade the noise. Jake Caley from the athletic dot car is on the line. We know him as one of the premier rankers in the fantasy football business. Jake, that's why we need to have you on the show. You bring the rankings. I bring the nicknames together. We make like, you know, too good. We make a solid team here.

Solid team. I was saying, be a little bit better. You bring a lot of it. I don't know about that. In year seven of us doing these shows. We're starting to get a rapport. I think let's jump right into this though.

Because we have a ton of receivers to go through. We don't want to spend too much time on a decent names and let's start with Edelman. Jewels Edelman is number 36 on the board.

But within this offense with a guy like Julie Nettleman as your primary focus or James White underneath as your primary focus.

Cam, if he can resemble that quarterback from 2018 is actually crafted pretty well for a play action based scheme. And again, in 2018 he was number one in play action completion percentage. So, you know, I think he's pretty well prepared smart guy. He's got to pick up the terminology very quickly.

He is definitely going to be the starter week one, make no bones about it. But I'm not sure how much he's got a run guys. You know, I think he's like a 350 to 400 rushing your contributor.

Again, touchdowns are hard to predict. But ultimately, I think you're going to see a more pocketied version of Cam is going to lean using his touch on some of those short intermediate field throws the likes of white and to Edelman.

And I am not buying any of this Nikhil Harry breakout seven plus touchdowns nonsense, not one I own. Well, Jeff, how do you expect this to run? Do you think it will resemble something like when Jacobi percent had taken over at starting quarter back after Garoppolo went down that year where you're seeing a little bit of.

Not only just play action, but the run option like you're going to have if you only have camp for a year, it's incentive based like he's probably going to be running you might as well take advantage of that in the receiving game like I'm not as down on Nikhil Harry in this spot as Brad is I think that Nikhil Harry can potentially outscore Julian Edelman with cam is the quarterback.

What is interesting when you think of when cam had the most success he had the most success when the Carolina Panthers were fielding that basketball team the Kelvin Benjamin Devon funcest era.

You know, you had those guys on the field big targets that he could throw to it's nice to have is always nice to have a Julian Edelman on the squad. So you have him.

And then James White has that sort of safety valve out of the backfield, but I do agree I think this they're smart enough obviously new England to say we have a guy who we can design runs around we're going to do that.

And I also agree Brad, I mean, I haven't projected right now at 14 games and I have 78 rushing attempts 395 rushing yards three scores. So I'm not saying he's going to you know he's going to be at a Lamar pace by any means.

But even with that he's he's top five in rushing yards at the position even you know minus the two games so that's enough to give him a nice high floor.

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