From the episode

with Makai Lemon being healthy, hopefully, you know, be at full strength. And if Wicks is still playing ahead or whatever that looks like as the as training camp goes like that signal that's something. So do you think that you fall victim? Because I mean, I think everyone probably does to a degree of, you know, just confirmation bias type stuff that goes on in camp. And are there any things that you do to like make sure, you know, that doesn't happen? Like, you know, for instance, there might be a player that you like that's just like very athletic. And we know that in this kind of environment, athleticism might flash a little bit more. It might be a little bit better. Are you in general ignoring the stuff more than accepting it? The reports or are you really trying to accept a decent bit because there's just so much variance in this game? I'm sure I've unfortunately been stubborn with a handful of players every year, but I do think there is some type of intelligence and being stubborn for the right reasons as long as the process is correct. Because even something as simple as this is just one example, but you mentioned even if we get reports, which I'm which I'm even expecting that Dontavian Wicks is initially in two wide receiver sets. It's also hard for projections to capture that because the way we grade out Makai Lemon, his profile in this offense, we also don't expect them to lose out to Dontavian Wicks long term.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalRole

Lemon expected to win the WR role long-term if healthy.

JJ Zachariason expects Makai Lemon to win out long-term in the wide receiver role over Dontavian Wicks, assuming Lemon returns to full health during training camp.

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