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I think we go ahead and take Jaylen Coker. I think that the Coker price in baseball last year and this year honestly a little ludicrous. Like he has almost a cult following that I just simply don't understand in the slightest. But with the Chris Brazzle injury, the fact that this team has no tight ends, it really is just Ted McMillan and that's it.

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Overpriced despite Brazzle injury; waiver-wire caliber late-round receiver.

The source views Jaylen Coker's draft price as inflated, noting he has 'almost a cult following' that the source doesn't understand. However, the Chris Brazzle injury creates opportunity, as the team has limited tight end depth beyond Ted McMillan, making Coker a potential beneficiary. Despite this, Coker is framed as a waiver-wire caliber player in the late-round receiver range, meaning he can be drafted, stashed on IR if injured, and replaced with free-agent pickups without meaningful roster cost.

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