From the episode
I would sell is Michael Wilson a little bit...I just don't really trust that Cardinals offense. And it's the least explosive offense in the NFL right now...dead last and explosive dropback rate, dead last and explosive run rate...it's going to be a lot of Trey McBride. Michael Wilson's going to be more underneath...there's just not going to be an explosive passing game. That's going to ding him a little bit because it's going to be a lot of like six catches, 54 yards.
STACKED’s take
Selling Wilson due to Cardinals' dead-last explosive offense; capped upside despite player talent.
Matt Harmon is selling Michael Wilson, not because of the player himself but because of the Cardinals offense ecosystem. The Cardinals are dead last in explosive dropback rate and second-to-last in explosive run rate, making them the least explosive offense in the NFL. With Jacoby Brissett at quarterback, the offense will be more reliant on Trey McBride, leaving Wilson in more underneath routes. Harmon notes Wilson would thrive with a quarterback who could take the top off the defense, but the Cardinals lack that element. The game scripts will be tough, and the lack of explosiveness will cap Wilson's upside this season, resulting in more 'six catches, 54 yards' performances rather than big blow-up weeks. Harmon still likes Wilson as a player and for dynasty reasons but sees tough sledding this season.
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