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Justin Jefferson story of his, you know, last 12 months is JJ McCarthy being the quarterback and him having just an abysmal abysmal run out. Has a really nice schedule this year. They obviously bring in Kyler Murray. So, trying to look at it objectively. You still have Kevin Oonnell as the offensive coordinator. There's still an offense that should move the ball if Kyler can be even like relatively close to what he was when he came in the league. That is a little bit of a concern though. There is definitely still risk involving Justin Jefferson.

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Kyler Murray's limitations temper Jefferson's bounceback despite elite talent and 1150-yard prop.

Tier 3 borderline WR1/2 candidate with Vegas prop of 1150 receiving yards, ranked above AJ Brown in the source's WR rankings. However, the source acknowledges 'definitely still risk involving Justin Jefferson' tied to Kyler Murray's limitations as a passer. Murray is 'not a very good NFL quarterback' despite being 'a great playmaker and incredible athlete,' with concerns about his height limiting his ability to see over linemen. While Jefferson is 'too talented of a player not to have a major bounceback' and Murray should be much better than JJ McCarthy, the source is less confident than two years ago due to Murray's arm talent and accuracy concerns. Kevin O'Neill's offense should move the ball if Kyler performs even relatively close to his early-career level, and Jefferson has a nice schedule ahead. Jefferson's talent is not in question, but QB risk tempers upside.

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