From the episode

My big takeaway from kind of doing this ADP study was, yes, Malik neighbors can reach his wide receiver 11, wide receiver 12 ADP, but for him to be a super, super smash, I don't know if that's actually going to happen

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Nabers' top-12 ADP is risky due to injury history and a new offensive scheme.

Andrew Erickson highlights that while Nabers is an elite talent, his current ADP as a top-12 wide receiver (27th overall) is risky given his recovery from a torn ACL and the transition to a new offense under Matt Nagy. Erickson's study of nine receivers who played fewer than 10 games and held a top-12 ADP the following season shows that only three met expectations, while six were busts. Pat Fitzmaurice notes that while Nabers has the upside of a Ja'Marr Chase or Puka Nacua, his success is contingent on quarterback Jackson Dart's development and the team's stated desire to establish the run.

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