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So, here's an example of me taking Jaxson Smith-Njigba, A.J. Brown, and then I grab an elite tight end with McBride

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Anchor WR with A.J. Brown; 16.4% playoff success rate historically.

Jaxson Smith-Njigba is used as an anchor wide receiver in a draft strategy example, selected in the first two picks alongside A.J. Brown, then paired with elite tight end Trey McBride before catching up on running back depth. This demonstrates the anchor wide receiver strategy of taking two elite WRs early and delaying the third WR. The source reports this anchor WR strategy has only 16.4% historical playoff success rate over five years, indicating vulnerability despite early WR firepower.

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