From the episode
He was sixth among all tight ends in receiving yards last season and ranked fourth among all tight ends who played 250 or more snaps in catch rate. If I'm being honest, he kind of reminds me of CJ Stroud in the way I just talked about him last episode. I think he beats his ADP. I just don't think it means anything for fantasy football.
STACKED’s take
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Schultz beats ADP but has no upside; TE10 finishes don't translate to ceiling.
Dalton Schultz is ranked tight end 24 and will beat his ADP, finishing better than tight end 24 (he's been tight end 10 two of the last three years), but this doesn't translate to fantasy upside. He ranked sixth among all tight ends in receiving yards last season and fourth in catch rate among tight ends with 250+ snaps. However, he has no upside in one tight end leagues unless he catches 14 touchdown passes (which won't happen), so while he'll finish better than his ranking, he offers no ceiling for upside-focused drafters.
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