From the episode
I think this is just a screaming value. It's a dart throw. You can drop them if he doesn't do anything, but I exactly former first rounders on good offenses. Like usually we're drafting these guys in like the sixties, seventies. And like, we're talking about after pick a hundred, like well after pick a hundred, uh, on Yahoo in particular right now.
STACKED’s take
Golden is a screaming value in rounds 10–12 with first-round pedigree and year-two upside.
Matt Harmon rates Matthew Golden as a screaming value in the 10th–12th round (well after pick 100 on Yahoo), describing him as a former first-round pick on a good offense who typically drafts in the 60s–70s. Golden played 72 snaps in one or two wide receiver sets as a rookie; Jaden Reed has only eight such plays in his career. While Golden showed limited after-the-catch ability early and suffered injury, Harmon argues he's getting a major discount on a player with flaws but significant upside for year two improvement. Golden's 16% targets per route and 1.4 yards per route are not terrible; coaching comments noted he wasn't fully grasping the playbook, suggesting room for growth. Harmon sees potential for improved yard-after-catch production and believes the market is undervaluing a player with first-round pedigree and blazing speed who could be an every-down player on an offense that may struggle.
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