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Video: Feel It or F--k It 4.27.26: An RSP Podcast with Bob Harris and Matt Waldman
you can move McMillan inside as the power slot in like a Drake London-like role. And at that point now you're looking at wide receiver one value um as a guy that now I'm going to look at and say yes he I agree he can be a fantasy wide receiver one but you've got to understand that they're doing it as a slot not as an X

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McMillan as power slot unlocks WR1 value vs. zone coverage.

Bob Harris argues McMillan's fantasy value improves significantly when moved inside as a power slot (Drake London-like role) rather than playing X receiver; this positioning unlocks WR1 value because McMillan thrives against zone coverage and contested catches but struggles against tight man-to-man coverage at the line. Carolina's addition of Chris Brazzle allows them to move McMillan inside while deploying Jaylen Coker as the flanker, creating the coverage matchups McMillan needs to succeed.

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