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these are breakouts and these are really high potential players here pay attention but there

could be some bust in there as well so let's get to it jamie Jamie, who are some of your favorites when you look at year two and year

three wide receivers? Who are some that not necessarily your highest ranked, but maybe best

draft values? The two that I am very excited about, you can see a very clear path of success

because they're the number one guys on their teams now if they weren't already in case of one last year.

But Michael Pittman and Rashad Bateman. Michael Pittman in year three,

Rashad Bateman in year two.

Pitman is somebody that I keep moving up and up. I think he's in my top 15 now.

Really excited about the addition of Matt Ryan. No T.Y. Hilton. I like Alec Pierce,

but I don't think he's necessarily going to take targets away from Pittman. We saw a year two breakout last year, and I think the year three breakout will certainly happen. So I do think that he's got the chance to maybe maybe even be a top 10 fantasy wide receiver this season. For Bateman going into year two, I mean, the opportunity is very clear. There is no more Marquis Brown. I don't think we're going to get the 140-something targets that Marquis Brown got last year because of everything you're hearing in Baltimore about them going more back to what their run-based offense looked like in 2019. But 100 targets for Rashad Baton without Marquis Brown there, playing off of Mark Andrews as the second target in this offense, should give him the opportunity to be a borderline number two wide receiver. I don't have it ranked that way yet because there's so many guys, basically, for me at least, from about 20 to 22 in my rankings to like 32, 34, 36 even. You know, it's just such a deep position. And, you know, I move those guys around constantly.

So if you're checking my rankings, you probably see different guys there all the time.

But those two in particular, Pittman, year three, Bateman, year two.

Love the setup for both of them.

Looking at ADP right now, back to back.

Your two, Rashad Bateman, going one spot ahead of your two, Devante Smith.

Who do you like better?

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