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What of the wide receiver and tight-end rankings

look like after the NFL draft?

Jamie's here with his risers and fallers on FFT Express.

All right, here we go, Jamie. So give me some wide receiver risers if there were. It's funny,

like only one wide receiver got a big quarterback upgrade in the NFL draft. I guess that was

Calvin Ridley. But who do you think should headline the list of

wide receiver or tight end risers, I suppose? Yeah, you know, Calvin Ridley certainly has a guy that I bumped up a couple spots. You know, I'm going to leave the rookies out of this because, you know, it's not fair to call them risers. But Calvin Ridley definitely got a bump. Marvin Harrison got a bump. Garrett Wilson got a bump, you know, just in terms of these are guys that didn't get

competition where we thought that they might. And, you know, it's a great opportunity for them to, I think, you know, hopefully improve their situations from a year ago. You know, really was clearly disappointing based on some of the expectations. And it was sort of split in two parts because we thought, okay, maybe he'll be the best guy in Tennessee because Will Levis will be better and Brian Callahan will make this offense better. And then he was still sharing with DeAndre Hopkins and it wasn't great for him. Then when Hopkins was traded, okay, now there's an opportunity for him to be, you know, the guy and you know we saw some flashes more so with mason rudolph and that's kind of the hope is that

cam board comes in and maybe makes things better for Calvin Ridley. So still a guy that you get at a pretty good value. It's not like I moved him, you know, up dramatically. But he's in the top 30 and somebody that I would consider drafting, you know, especially depending on how wide receivers come off the board as early as round five.

Harrison, again, thought he was going to get some competition as well.

I think it was Chris Trappaso maybe was on our show and said he had Matthew Golden mock there in the first round.

Again, they're going with the same cast of characters.

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