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would you feel good having to actually look at wide receiver in round 10 going, I need a wide receiver right now. Let me see who's available. I don't... What we do at wide receiver? Waddle, Adams, Watson, Washington... We were so strong at running back. Probably a little bit overkill, particularly with one flex to go with D and Mason.
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Round 10 WR value questioned; used in stacked WR strategy but noted as overkill.

Ian Hartitz expresses skepticism about wide receiver value in round 10, specifically questioning whether he would feel good drafting Stefon Diggs (among Shakur, Debo, Shahed, Higgins, Coker, Diggs) at that stage. When asked if he'd feel good looking at wide receiver in round 10, Hartitz states 'I don't,' indicating these receivers don't stand out as compelling values at that ADP. However, Diggs was selected in the 'Super Bowers' draft strategy as part of strong wide receiver depth (Diggs, Adams, Watson, Parker Washington) to complement elite running back and tight end positioning, though Hartitz notes the wide receiver group may be 'a little bit overkill' with one flex spot.

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