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Offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel on May 8th said, 'I really saw him as a perfect fit for the multitude of ways you can get on the ball and how he takes low risk throws and completions and turns them into long gains and his ability to separate versus man coverage, all of that.' Ladd McConkey is going to be one of the guys that really benefits from this, getting moved uh pre-snap into advantageous situations
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McDaniel fit ideal for YAC game; heavy personnel scheme helps; watch ADP vs. upside WRs
Ladd McConkey is positioned for a year-three bounce-back after an unbelievable rookie season followed by a disappointing year two, with the addition of Mike McDaniel as offensive coordinator serving as a catalyst. McDaniel stated McConkey is a perfect fit for the multitude of ways you can get on the ball and how he takes low risk throws and completions and turns them into long gains and his ability to separate versus man coverage. McDaniel has restructured Justin Herbert's footwork to quicken release and implemented a YAC-focused offense, which directly benefits McConkey's skill set. McDaniel's use of pre-snap motion is expected to position McConkey into advantageous situations, mirroring the success he had with inferior quarterback play in Miami. McConkey will benefit from Mike McDaniel's offensive scheme, which features heavy personnel groupings (21, 12, 13) that create pre-snap advantages. However, McConkey is viewed as a solid structural pick but not a reach target; he's going around or ahead of top-tier wide receivers like Chris Olave, Emeka Egbuka, Garrett Wilson, Jaylen Waddle, and Luther Burden, creating significant opportunity cost risk if he underperforms relative to those higher-upside options.
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