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I'm buying if you can get him at his cost of like a general low-end wide receiver, too. Market has him as wide receiver 19. I have him 17th... Drake May's balling... 14 touchdowns to two interceptions, a 67% completion rate, 300 passing yards per game, nearly nine yards per attempt... if you're a top team, especially, I would look at Brown because you could get the buy and then also you can kind of afford to wait a little bit in the short term... when he's healthy, he's going to be much better than he has been. A really good asset.
STACKED’s take
Buy at WR17 if top seed; Drake May's elite play supports upside.
Buy recommendation at low-end WR2 cost for top-seeded teams. Source ranks him WR17 vs. market WR19, citing Drake May's recent elite play (14 TDs/2 INTs, 67% completion, 300 passing yards per game, nearly 9 yards per attempt over last month)—a dramatic improvement from early-season struggles when May ranked among the worst quarterbacks in the NFL. Concerns include ankle injury rust, low play volume (50 plays last week), and brutal playoff schedule (Vikings, Chiefs weeks 14-15). Source recommends targeting Brown if you're in first place and can afford short-term health uncertainty, as he projects to be much better than recent performance when fully healthy and represents a strong asset for contenders.
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