From the video
Michael Wilson would be like your wide receiver three... you just have a bunch of guys that you're already just like kind of playing the matchups there with.
STACKED’s take
Secondary piece in multiple trades; useful as matchup-play WR3 in deep rosters.
Michael Wilson appears in multiple trade evaluations from Kyle Manungai. In one scenario, he is acquired alongside Chuba Hubbard for Javante Williams; Manungai notes the receiving team already has many startable wide receivers and can use Wilson as a matchup-play WR3. In another trade, Wilson is part of a package received alongside Trevor Lawrence for Caleb Williams and Jaylen Waddle; Manungai characterizes this as fair but prefers Caleb Williams long-term over Lawrence. Wilson is also compared to Quentin Johnston in a trade context, with Manungai leaving the choice up to individual preference. Across these scenarios, Wilson is consistently positioned as a secondary piece rather than a primary value driver.
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