Mid-tier WR with improved technique but declining execution nuance
Matt Waldman places Ted Hurst in the midsecond to third tier of wide receivers on his board; he's part of a cohort where improved route-running technique knowledge masks declining execution nuance and coverage-reading ability due to frequent school transfers and reduced time with teammates. Hurst represents the 'big middle' of the bell curve where grades would have been more promising seven to eight years ago but now carry more uncertainty about translating to productive fantasy contributions.
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these are like that midsec midsecond tier through the third tier of wide receivers on my board and they're like the Ted Hursts, the Jacobe Lanes, the Elijah Serats
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- What did Matt Waldman say about Ted Hurst?
- Matt Waldman places Ted Hurst in the midsecond to third tier of wide receivers on his board; he's part of a cohort where improved route-running technique knowledge masks declining execution nuance and coverage-reading ability due to frequent school transfers and reduced time with teammates. Hurst represents the 'big middle' of the bell curve where grades would have been more promising seven to eight years ago but now carry more uncertainty about translating to productive fantasy contributions.
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- STACKED tags this as a neutral fantasy football signal for Ted Hurst. Mid-tier WR with improved technique but declining execution nuance
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