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Justin Jefferson after him. Uh, no wide receiver was more unlucky with touchdown variance than Justin Jefferson last season. Tied for eighth with 10 targets inside the 10 yard line. He caught one of them... It was a McCarthy and Brosmer issue last season. Kyler is not an elite quarterback, but I promise you he's better than McCarthy and Max Bromer... I'm expecting a big bounce back from Justin Jefferson this season... Really with Jefferson and Lamb. I love pairing one of them with like Genty or Saquon... Jefferson or Lamb who historically have cost us a top four pick. That's a very, very high-end start, and it's a very safe start because we know the volume's going to be there.
STACKED’s take
TD variance unlucky last season; elite QB play upgrade should spark big bounce back.
Ranked fifth WR; suffered significant TD variance unluckiness last season—tied for eighth with 10 red zone targets but caught only one, posting 29% red zone catch rate (third worst among players with 10+ red zone targets); issue was QB play (McCarthy and Max Bromer) not Jefferson's ability. New QB Kyler is not elite but better than McCarthy/Bromer. Before last season, Jefferson held the highest career receiving yards per game in NFL history at 96.5 yards per game (now Puka leads at 95). Kevin O'Donnell was praised as elite play designer/caller last season before McCarthy tanked the offense. Expecting big bounce back this season; amazing pick at tail end of round one. Historically costs a top-four pick but offers a very safe, high-end start with guaranteed volume and elite underlying talent. JJ Zachariason loves pairing Jefferson with elite RBs like Saquon Barkley or Gentry at the 1-2 turn to avoid waiting until the 3-4 turn for a second premium position.
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