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if Tootin's going in, you know, round six and Rodriguez is going around 11, you could very easily get both of them on your roster...my problem with that is that we know that he will never have that receiving word...I can't say that I would see league winning upside from Chris Rodriguez, safe upside, like safe, cool.
STACKED’s take
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Rodriguez at round 11 offers safe flex upside but lacks three-down potential of other handcuff options.
The source evaluates Chris Rodriguez at his ADP (around round 11) relative to Bijan Robinson (around round 6). While Rodriguez's ADP is not bad, the source notes he will never have receiving work—he didn't catch passes in college either. If Robinson goes down, Rodriguez would likely get early-down and goal-line work, with LaQuint Allen Jr. handling receiving and blocking. The source sees Rodriguez as offering safe upside (8-10 points per week as a flex option in a committee) but lacks the league-winning, three-down upside of other handcuff candidates at his draft position.
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