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Going over to receiver, we have Flowers, Waddle, Watson, Rome, Quinton Johnston, Well Robinson. You potentially have six startable receivers. Wide receiver, we have the top end production with Lamb. Solid wide receiver too with Flowers, the depth of Pitman dribbling and Pierce. Wide receiver, we have St. Brown, George Piggin, Christian Watson, JO, Brian Thomas, Quinton Johnson, Mkyum, and Jordan Tyson. In this league though, when you can start five of these wide receivers weekly, there is no way you want to sell one of these wide receivers. Wide receiver depth is what's going to win you this league. Wide receiver, Waddle, Tedaroa, Ebuka, Luther Bird, and Deshawn Stribbling. We have Bejon Hampton in the lineup. We have Chase, Devontto Smith. And in the flex bots we got like Tutin and then yeah weak like Stefon Dicks. I think down tiering from Waddle to Trevon's a pretty big deal right now with the Trevon ankle.
STACKED’s take
Diggs is part of a six-deep WR rotation on a strong deep league roster.
One of six startable wide receivers on a deep league roster with three WR and two flex spots; part of a strong WR depth that enables the team to trade running back depth for elite receivers. The source identifies Flowers (likely referring to Stefon Diggs based on context) as a solid wide receiver complementing CeeDee Lamb's top-end production in the receiving corps. St. Brown (Stefon Diggs) is listed as part of a deep wide receiver corps on the source's number one team; the source emphasizes that in a five-receiver start format, wide receiver depth is what will win the league, making it unwise to sell any of these receivers. Waddle (Stefon Diggs) is listed as one of the elite wide receivers on the source's second-reviewed team, which the source describes as 'so damn good' with exceptional value compared to league mates. In a Superflex league with double flex positions, Stefon Diggs is mentioned as a weak flex option; the source discusses the need to pick up an additional starter to avoid having a weak flex going into week one. In a trade comparison, downgrading from Waddle to Trevon (Henderson) is considered a pretty big deal right now, with Trevon's ankle injury being a concern; the source prefers keeping Waddle and Walker.
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