From the episode

Watson and Watson has the most upside. That is not debatable. Like he clearly has the most upside. But in 11 games, he was wide receiver one four times. He was wide receiver four or worse four times. He had one wide receiver three finish and zero wide receiver two finishes.

STACKED’s take

Negative signalBust

Watson's boom-bust splits (4 WR1s, 4 WR4-or-worse) make him too risky.

Watson has the most upside of Packers receivers but is boom-or-bust: in 11 games last year, he was WR1 four times, WR4-or-worse four times, WR3 once, and WR2 zero times. He didn't cross over with Tucker Kraft for a full game of snaps (Kraft got hurt the game Watson was returning), so they never played together fully. The source is letting Watson be "somebody else's issue" and not drafting him.

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