From the video
Malik Neighbors after him the ultimate upside play but also as of recording this on July 23rd uh we don't know how healthy he is...he's a round one wide receiver and you're getting him in this round three, four range because of the injury...Malik Neighbors is very young, very athletic. You expect him to return to the production faster than normal.
STACKED’s take
Round-one talent at round 3-4 value; young, athletic, post-ACL upside worth the risk.
Malik Nabers is round-one WR talent available in the round three-four range due to ACL injury recovery uncertainty (as of July 23 recording). High upside but low floor given limited video samples of his return; hasn't looked fully healthy yet. However, JJ Zachariason argues the risk becomes worth it in the round three-four window: Nabers is very young and very athletic, and historical data shows young, athletic WRs recover faster and return to baseline production quicker than older or less athletic players post-ACL. Once healthy, he projects as a WR1 with top-five upside. Particularly valuable for strong teams that can absorb early-season risk and stream production while waiting for his return, as acquiring a WR1 in round four creates playoff-round elevation impossible through trades or free agency.
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