STACKED’s take
Round 1 cornerstone WR; justifies early pick given WR2 scarcity.
Ja'Marr Chase is drafted in round 1 as part of Davis Mattek's double elite QB roster construction strategy. Mattek takes Chase early to secure an elite WR, noting that wide receiver twos do not exist in fantasy football anymore and there is a vast swath of WRs who score between 9.5 and 11.5 fantasy points per game, with about 30 such players in the NFL. Chase is described as 'the most important person in the world for this team' in the context of the best-ball roster construction; Mattek built the entire roster strategy around securing Chase as a cornerstone piece. Chase is selected as part of the Dak Prescott stack in the final build, providing correlation between quarterback and wide receiver.
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