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I think one of the reasons why is that. I mean, both these guys were well liked as prospects, but Harrison was viewed as like generational and a Dune say was viewed as very good. And so even though a Dune say has been mildly disappointing, I would say through two years, it's not like people, you know, we're valuing him as being worth like three first round picks.

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Odunze has been mildly disappointing but retains more community optimism than Harrison.

Jacob Sanderson notes that Rome Odunze has been mildly disappointing through two years, yet maintains a higher level of optimism from the fantasy community compared to Marvin Harrison Jr. Sanderson suggests that while Odunze has had some production excuses, his dynasty value has remained relatively flat since he was drafted.

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