finishing up our position previews with wide receivers part two with chris towers welcome to

fantasy football today in five i'm adam azer here's chris towers at c towers cbs so chris

um when we take a look at wide receivers you know yesterday we talked kind of a kind of a broad sense

kind of an overview but what about the bucks guys, the Cowboys guys, and how they compare to some of the players

you like, you like Tyler Lockett, you like Cooper Cup in that range? How are you approaching

the rounds four, five, and maybe even six? Yeah, I think I like Lockett. I think I like Cooper Cup and I like Julio Jones more than I like any of the Cowboys or Buccaneers guys.

It's not to say I don't like the Cowboys and Buccaneers guys, they're all top 20 wide receivers for me.

But C.D. Lamb, Amari Cooper, Mike Evans, and Chris Godwin, they're all in

the, like, bottom five of the top 20, I guess, 16 through 20. Two of the players that you made

kind of passionate cases for, Jerry Judy and Will Fuller. So talk to me about those two guys.

Yeah. I mean, once you're at the point in the

draft where those guys start going, you're looking at them. And I mean, you know, Fuller, it's like

the 100th pick range. Judy, it's a little earlier than that. I think you should be looking for

upside. You know, I don't think safety matters all that much. You should have gotten your safe wide receivers

earlier. You should be looking for guys who can take a big step forward. And Judy, I think there's a

non-zero chance. We're talking about him as a top 12 wide receiver in 2022. I think he could emerge as

by far the go-to guy, even with Corton Sutton back. I think Cortland Sut sudden could be a really good compliment as the deep guy but judy's going to be the number one

wide receiver and he's shown the ability in the nfl one to get open constantly which is

you know his calling card is an incredible route runner but then to do both make plays down the

field and to make plays with the ball on his hands and that's what you're looking for from a wide receiver. That's the kind of thing that makes Julio Jones and AJ Brown's so special. So, you know, he doesn't have the physical tools that those guys do, but I think he's as talented as any wide receiver from last year's class, including C Lamb, and I think he could take a big

step forward in Fuller. He was 0.2 points per game behind A.J. Brown last season. I know it's a different

circumstance. He's not playing with Deshaun Watson. He's got more competition in Miami, but to a

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