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rodriguez has like very few reception in his in his career now the adp shows you that these two guys are kind of like obviously far enough apart where maybe it doesn't matter but i think of chris rodriguez is more of like a small win when you're drafting a chris rodriguez you maybe you get like a a seventh round value

STACKED’s take

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Rodriguez's lack of receiving history limits upside; small-win value at best.

Chris Rodriguez has very few receptions in his career, limiting his pass-catching upside compared to Basil Tootin. While Rodriguez could be a value pick in the seventh round at his current ADP (round 10-11), he lacks the receiving profile needed to be a league-winning fantasy asset. Harmon characterizes Rodriguez as a 'small win' rather than a 'big win' in fantasy drafts, making him less attractive than Tootin despite potential availability.

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