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I'm not even a Rashee Rice guy, but his his ADP in these is like mid third. So, we get a good value there... even though Rashee Rice is an avoid for me, he was the highest ranked available player for me and in a tier of his own across the rest of the best of available players.
STACKED’s take
Rice at mid-third ADP is good value despite avoid tag.
Rashee Rice is selected in this draft despite the source not being 'even a Rashee Rice guy.' The source justifies the pick based on ADP value: 'his ADP in these is like mid third,' making him a good value at his draft position. The source initially marked him as an avoid on the draft guide but explains that avoid designation means ranked lower than ADP, not a hard pass—when Rice falls as the highest-ranked available player in his tier, he should be drafted despite the avoid tag. The source notes that Rice has averaged 17+ points per game in every game played since his rookie bye week, though the source expects this production to decline; at a certain price point, the source is willing to take him. The source has Rice paired with Kenneth Walker on the Chiefs and notes 'that's fine by me,' indicating comfort with the stack on a good offense. However, the source also notes that stacking Rice with Kenneth Walker and Travis Kelce creates overlap in the same part of the field, making it unlikely all three would smash in a given season.
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