How to Draft a Good Wide Receiver

It's wildly different by position. I think wide receiver is a lot more of we saw it last year with Pat's type one Thornton. It's like, dude, just give me that guy who spikes at the right time. And guess what? It won him $2 million. But running back is a hundred percent like what do I get if he hits? Like you could like, so I take some say Gus Edwards or, or a player like that later. The payoff on those guys is so huge that I want to have like what happens in this tiny percentage of the time that it hits. Now is it clear? Always? No, it's not. Uh, people will disagree