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I would even throw a name, a guy who could be the potential JSN this year...Jaylen Wadd in my mind...I got him wide receiver 11, bro...he's going outside the top 20 receivers in ADP...You have a talented wide out in his prime, like you said, getting that opportunity to be the the true number one in an offense that isn't going off the rails like the Dolphins offense was last year...Bo Nicks led the league last year in pass attempts. So, we're going to see a ton of throwing to a guy that is ready for this opportunity
STACKED’s take
WR11 ranked; potential JSN with Bo Nix's high-volume offense in New Orleans.
Jaylen Waddle is positioned for a breakout season as he transitions from overqualified number two receiver in Miami to true number one in New Orleans. Matt Harmon ranks him WR11 and calls him a potential JSN candidate with an outside shot at being this year's George Pickens-type breakout; he's going outside the top 20 in ADP despite the bullish case. Waddle no longer has to play with Tyreek Hill and gets to operate in an offense that isn't going off the rails like the Dolphins were. Sean Payton views Waddle as his new Joker. He's moving to a high-volume passing offense; Bo Nix led the league last year in pass attempts, so Waddle will see a ton of throwing opportunities. Harmon takes him in the end of the third, early fourth round stretch, much earlier than his current ADP, and believes he will be one of those players fantasy managers look back on in 2026 as a league-winner who helped them win a title.
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