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I put Ricky Pearsall a tier above all the guys in this ADP just because I think that his ultimate upside is like he plays every single snap... his pathway to being like the wide receiver 16 and scoring this year is a little bit clearer to me than a lot of the other guys.

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Harmon ranks Pearsall a tier above ADP peers due to clearer WR1 pathway.

Matt Harmon ranks Ricky Pearsall a tier above peers in his ADP range (Michael Wilson, Michael Pittman, Quentin Johnson, Makai Lemon, Jacoby Myers, Jordan Addison, Wondale Robinson) because his pathway to WR1 scoring is clearer; his ultimate upside is playing every snap, and with George Kittle's Achilles injury status uncertain and Mike Evans' hamstring durability a concern, Pearsall has the best situation possible in Kyle Shanahan's offense where he gets full-speed motions, fly motions, stacks, and free releases that allow him to sustain and create separation at multiple levels.

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