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PositiveMatchupNov 6, 2026
Against the Buccaneers, Odunze has generated more yards and first downs than Colston Loveland despite earning fewer looks; with Tampa Bay expected to deploy Williams in a similar defensive environment, Odunze qualifies as an under-the-radar WR3 with upside for Week 9.PositiveRoleNov 6, 2026
Odunze's target rate and air yard share are on the rise with Caleb Williams at QB, signaling stability. When Williams is pressured, Odunze has 28.6% target rate, 43.9% air yard share, and 2.18 yards per route run—generating more yards and first downs than Colston Loveland despite fewer looks. Against Tampa Bay in Week 9, the Bucs blitz at fourth-highest rate over the last month and generate pressure on a third of opponents' dropbacks, scenarios where Williams hasn't looked to many other pass catchers. Odunze qualifies as an under-the-radar WR3 with upside.NegativeProjectionNov 4, 2026
Ranked 35th among WRs in Matthew Freedman's Week 9 rankings; faces Tampa Bay defense.PositiveSleeperOct 30, 2026
Rome Odunze is listed as a sleeper play for Week 8. He has been part of Ben Johnson's concentrated target distribution to the Bears' elite receivers, with Odunze and Luther Burden combining for +33% of targets, +54% of air yards, and +53% of Chicago's receiving yards in the recent timeframe.NegativeMatchupOct 29, 2026
Matthew Berry is fading Rome Odunze at WR39 for Week 8 against Seattle; Odunze runs into a secondary that doesn't give up much and Berry is not betting on him breaking the trend.PositiveMatchupOct 29, 2026
Odunze draws the hardest matchup for WRs against Seattle (-5.8 PPG). Cole Kmet's season-ending injury removes him from 13 personnel groupings, forcing Odunze to compete with Luther Burden and Kalif Raymond more often in 11 and 12 personnel packages, reducing his target opportunity.NegativeRoleOct 29, 2026
Cole Kmet is out for the season, but that is not good for Odunze. He has been the primary WR in 13 personnel, where pass-catching options were less optimal. Now he will have to deal with Luther Burden and Kalif Raymond more often in 11 and 12 groupings. Odunze draws the hardest matchup for WRs against Seattle (-5.8 PPG). The source ranks Odunze as WR38 in Week 8.NegativeBustOct 28, 2026
Odunze should be sold for a WR3 because he is already running nearly every route, so waiting for more playing time isn't the answer. Play-action accounts for 33% of his routes (third among 88 qualified receivers), but 36% of his routes are vertical and only 5% include motion at the snap. His go, fade, seam, post and corner routes have produced just 8 targets all season, and the throws have rarely gone his way off play-action. Caleb Williams has targeted him on only 11% of his routes. Receiver Score has Odunze as a WR4 or matchup flex.NegativeRoleOct 28, 2026
Odunze is dominating snaps and routes in one-receiver sets for the Bears, which has limited Luther Burden's route share to 69% on the season.PositiveRoleOct 26, 2026
Odunze is stuck playing on the boundary with the fourth-highest route depth (11.8) among WRs with at least 150 routes, limiting his intermediate/short-area target opportunities. He has a 16% target share in an elite Bears offense, but his schematic placement reduces his fantasy ceiling compared to teammates like Colston Loveland and D'Andre Swift who work more productive areas of the field.NegativeMatchupOct 22, 2026
Matthew Berry is fading Rome Odunze versus New England in Week 7 (WR32 rank). Berry cites a nasty matchup and role concerns as reasons to avoid Odunze, noting that Odunze runs into a defense that makes life miserable.PositiveRoleOct 22, 2026
Rome Odunze earns an automatic start nod based on route participation rate alone. The source notes that while his production will be spotty, 40 routes per game in the Bears offense will bear fantasy fruit. He is recommended as a start at WR37.NegativeMatchupOct 22, 2026
Odunze is in the WR4/flex range and should be benched in a 12-team league against New England. He faces Christian Gonzalez, who returned from shoulder injury last week; receivers have caught just 10 of 21 targets for 83 yards with Gonzalez in primary coverage this season. DK Metcalf caught 2 of 7 targets for 8 yards against him in Week 2. Odunze runs 79% of routes outside and should see plenty of Gonzalez. New England plays man coverage at the second-highest rate in the NFL (37.1%); Odunze averages just 1.04 YPRR against man on 27 routes.NegativeProjectionOct 21, 2026
Odunze is ranked No. 36 among wide receivers for Week 7 in Freedman's rankings.PositiveBustOct 20, 2026
Jake Trowbridge recommends selling Rome Odunze, ending two and a half years of excuses after Odunze posted just 39 yards on three catches in a smash spot against Atlanta with Caleb Williams back. Trowbridge cites a damning career pattern: in 35 games, Odunze has 1,707 yards and nine touchdowns, registering 50+ yards in only one-third of games and under 20 yards more often than 80+. Most critically, Williams has shown discomfort throwing to Odunze with a sub-15% target share in each game Williams started, suggesting the situation—first-round talent in an elite offense—has failed to materialize.NegativeProjectionOct 18, 2026
Matthew Berry ranks Rome Odunze at No. 62 in Week 6 fantasy football rankings.NegativeProjectionOct 17, 2026
Odunze benefits from Caleb Williams' return to the Bears offense. Ranked WR27 for Week 6, though the source notes Atlanta's pass defense is tougher than the numbers suggest.NegativeProjectionOct 16, 2026
Odunze finished Week 5 as WR50 as Chicago's entire offense crumbled under Tyson Bagent. Limited usage and poor environment resulted in disappointing fantasy output.PositiveValueOct 15, 2026
Buy-low candidate with strong underlying usage metrics. Over the past three weeks, Odunze has run a route on 93% of dropbacks while averaging 7.3 targets per game. He's also been running a more fantasy-friendly route tree with more in-breaking routes and fewer vertical ones. With Caleb Williams set to return, the source expects this to only improve his production. The source recommends swapping a player like Ladd McConkey for him.PositiveValueOct 13, 2026
The source identifies Odunze as a buy-low candidate ahead of Week 6 due to the Bears' passing attack underperformance and Caleb Williams' injury. Over the past three weeks, Odunze has run routes on 93% of dropbacks (eighth-highest in football) and averaged 7.3 targets per game, including nine targets last week. The source notes an encouraging shift in route distribution: 16% in-breaking routes (career-high), 11.2% post routes (career-best), and 5.3% slants (career-best), which are more fantasy-friendly than his previous vertical route emphasis. Williams is expected to return this week against the Falcons, which should unlock additional downfield opportunities.NegativeUsageOct 12, 2026
Odunze is cited as a peer to Marvin Harrison in average route depth at 11.7, contextualizing Harrison's 2nd-place ranking (12.3) among WRs with at least 100 routes in 2026.PositiveMatchupOct 10, 2026
Rome Odunze is highlighted as a WR/CB matchup to target in Week 5 against Green Bay, suggesting favorable conditions for the wide receiver.NegativeProjectionOct 9, 2026
Rome Odunze is listed with 7.6 PPG utilization and a 7.1 projected PPG for Week 5, indicating modest offensive involvement and scoring expectations for the Bears' rookie receiver.PositiveMatchupOct 9, 2026
Odunze's target rates are trending up with stable air yard share across four games; as QBs have targeted him farther downfield (aDOT correlation with catchable target rate), he's faced tougher completions, but Case Keenum and Tyson Bagent combined for 9 attempts of 15+ air yards (vs. Caleb Williams' 6 in Week 1 alone). Green Bay's secondary is weak against outside WRs (19th in YPG allowed, 19th in passing success rate, 20th in defensive EPA per play); Justin Jefferson (83 yards, 2 TD) and Drake London (178 yards) have exploited this weakness, making an explosive play from Odunze plausible.PositiveProjectionOct 7, 2026
Ranked No. 32 among wide receivers for Week 5 in Matthew Freedman's rankings, indicating strong projection and favorability for the week.NegativeRoleOct 6, 2026
Chicago has shown a willingness to lean on the run game; Odunze's deep-threat deployment makes him hard to trust despite his route share and stat line. Downs, DK Metcalf, and Jameson Williams are preferred by the Receiver Score model. Jaylen Waddle earns targets more often than Odunze. One good game is not enough to trust him in a lineup.NegativeBustOct 6, 2026
Odunze finally delivered a useful game with 6 targets and 88% route participation (identical to Week 3), but increased play-action to 38% only helped route value climb to the 58th percentile. Catching all 6 targets turned essentially the same opportunity into a much better result, masking underlying deployment concerns. His season-long 16% TPRR matches expectation with little reason in route data to project a big increase. Tyson Bagent is expected to start again, and Chicago has shown willingness to lean on the run game. The deep-threat deployment makes him hard to trust. Receiver Score model prefers Downs, DK Metcalf, Jameson Williams, and Jaylen Waddle.NegativeValueOct 6, 2026
Mentioned as player Josh Downs has been traded for in recent weeks; Alec Pierce would buy Downs at that price.NegativeMatchupOct 2, 2026
Rome Odunze faces a difficult Jets secondary that ranks 1st in DvP against WRs (-7.48 points per week), compounding concerns about the Bears' pass-heavy potential with Case Keenum at QB. His utilization score through three weeks sits at 51.5 (WR49), and market projections are modest: 8.4 implied fantasy points (WR29) and 6.2 Vegas base projection (WR33). The source recommends looking for other options or waiver-wire plug-and-play alternatives like Mack Hollins.NegativeProjectionOct 2, 2026
Odunze is ranked WR58 by the source versus WR40 in Fantasy Life consensus (-18 delta). The source is very bearish on Odunze: his Utilization Score through three weeks is 51.5, ranking him WR49. While Jets may seem friendly, they rank 1st in DvP against WRs (-7.48 points per week), and Bears project less pass-happy with Case Keenum at helm. Market data is also low: 8.4 implied fantasy points in prediction markets (WR29), 6.2 Vegas base projection (WR33). The source suggests looking for waiver-wire options like Mack Hollins instead.PositiveValueSep 25, 2026
Sam Wallace recommends buying low on Rome Odunze in dynasty leagues despite limited early-season usage. Wallace cites Ben Johnson's questionable utilization of offensive playmakers through Week 2, noting that Round 1 and Round 2 NFL draft picks are ceding playing time and schemed targets to budget-bin free agents. Wallace expects Odunze's usage to improve and views current panic as a buying opportunity.PositiveMatchupSep 24, 2026
Matthew Berry hates Odunze against Philadelphia in Week 3. With a 12% target share this season and a 19.6 aDOT, he's not getting any easy completions. Chicago has a bottom-five implied team total, and he draws Quinyon Mitchell in coverage, creating multiple headwinds for the young receiver.PositiveUsageSep 21, 2026
Odunze returned to a full-time role in Week 2, playing 90% of routes for the Bears. His return to prominence pushed Luther Burden and Kalif Raymond into a snap-splitting arrangement in 12 personnel sets.NegativeInjurySep 14, 2026
Odunze was hobbled in Week 1 and only played 48.6% of the snaps while running 57.9% of the routes, which limited his availability and impacted the Bears' passing game distribution to other receivers like Luther Burden and Kalif Raymond.NegativeInjurySep 13, 2026
Rome Odunze is questionable with a calf injury but says he plans on playing. The source ranks him as WR31, so sitting him is justifiable if you have another solid option in that range.NegativeProjectionSep 9, 2026
Ranked No. 32 among wide receivers for Week 1 in Freedman's rankings.PositiveProjectionSep 3, 2026
Week 9 last season was the first time Rome Odunze appeared on the injury report with a foot injury. In Weeks 1-8 prior to that, he ranked as WR11 in PPG at 15.5 and averaged a 25% target share, though he ranked as WR15 in Utilization Score during that stretch. This suggests strong early-season production before injury concerns emerged.NegativeProjectionAug 30, 2026
Rome Odunze is projected for 8.1 PPG in 2026, down from his current 9.6 PPG utilization rate; the source notes that weather-related panic about skill players is typically unwarranted unless conditions are extreme (e.g., +25 mph winds, heavy precipitation), and managers should focus on role security rather than weather-driven bench decisions.PositiveUsageAug 30, 2026
Rome Odunze secured 10 targets and 1 TD in a 20 mph wind game, posting 86 yards and a 25.7% target share; without the 2-yard TD, he would have scored 13.6 PPR points, demonstrating that despite weather concerns and a 14.2-yard aDOT, his role as the Bears' WR1 remained secure and produced a top-10 result when volume held steady.NegativeValueAug 27, 2026
Odunze is mentioned as a keeper option in the 6th round, with Valenzuela noting he would 'basically be kept where he goes regularly in drafts,' indicating his draft price is aligned with expectations.PositiveRoleAug 26, 2026
If Luther Burden needs to miss an extended period of time, Rome Odunze will receive a bump in usage, making him a target for increased exposure in fantasy drafts.PositiveProjectionAug 26, 2026
Odunze was selected in Round 6 (6.06) and is highlighted as part of the drafter's ideal blend of floor/ceiling production in Rounds 3-6; the drafter felt this stretch of picks offered strong value and balance.NegativeUsageAug 23, 2026
Rome Odunze is listed with 9.6 PPG utilization and a 162.6 projected total.PositiveValueAug 23, 2026
Odunze was WR3 in fantasy before the Bears' Week 5 bye last season; despite a stress fracture in his foot and the rise of Luther Burden and Colston Loveland late last season, Dj Moore is staying firm as the highest ranker on Odunze at WR26, reasoning that not all of DJ Moore's vacated work can be distributed between Burden and Loveland alone.NegativeProjectionAug 21, 2026
Rome Odunze is ranked 67th in the top-100 player rankings with a bye week in week 10.NegativeProjectionAug 21, 2026
Rome Odunze ranked 67th in Fantasy Life consensus top-100 rankings; bye week 10 (Chicago).PositiveRoleAug 19, 2026
Rome Odunze was a rookie in 2024 who was expected to break out but was limited by Keenan Allen's presence; the source uses Odunze as a cautionary example of Allen destroying breakout dreams for pass catchers.NegativeRoleAug 13, 2026
Odunze is one of two other high-end talents competing with Luther Burden for targets in Chicago's passing attack, creating target distribution uncertainty for Burden's early-season role.PositiveValueAug 12, 2026
Rome Odunze is included among standout WR2s profiled as prime targets in dynasty fantasy football leagues; he carries a 9.6 PPG utilization and 162.6 projected PPG, positioning him as a dynasty target worthy of attention.NegativeValueAug 10, 2026
The source identifies Odunze as a sell-high candidate in dynasty leagues despite solid 2026 redraft value. Training camp buzz around Luther Burden and Colston Loveland, both younger and flashing as rookies, suggests Odunze will be the third target in Chicago's passing game. Combined with earlier summer reports of long-term foot health concerns, Odunze faces an uphill battle to secure a prominent role at free agency in two years. At 24 years old on his rookie deal, he needs a true breakout season to command a contract assuring a featured role; without it, his dynasty value will decline significantly from current peak levels. The source recommends trading him now to believers in his prospect profile before value erodes.NegativeRoleAug 6, 2026
Rome Odunze is the No. 3 receiving option in the Bears offense with a 14% target share and 49 Utilization Score in the playoffs, behind Colston Loveland (29%, 96 score) and DJ Moore (17%, 73 score), and roughly tied with Luther Burden (14%, 44 score) for target volume.PositiveValueAug 4, 2026
Odunze is among a glut of high-end pass catchers going anywhere around picks 36-60, each with a chance at a WR1 finish. The wide receiver position offers fair value across this range, with Odunze representing one of many quality options available at reasonable cost if teams wait to enter the WR market.PositiveValueAug 1, 2026
Odunze's ADP sits in the range where WR hit rates reach their apex; Chicago's offensive scheme and efficiency in Year 1 with Ben Johnson point to similar or better outcomes in 2026; he led the team in target rate despite a busted foot and has a better bet to pay off his price than Luther Burden, whom drafters are currently taking ahead of him; his work on the outside provides an edge over Burden's interior slot work, which overlaps with Cole Kmet's TE4 role.NegativeInjuryAug 1, 2026
Rome Odunze's foot injury may be understated; the perfect storm of Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson in Year 2 combined with DJ Moore's absence could be the recipe for success, making Odunze a reasonable bet in 2026 based on the profile established for a top receiver.PositiveValueAug 1, 2026
Odunze's ADP sits in the range where WR hit rates are reaching their apex; Chicago's offensive scheme and efficiency in Year 1 with Ben Johnson point to similar or better outcomes in 2026; he led the team in target rate despite a busted foot and has a better bet to pay off his price than Luther Burden, who is being drafted ahead of him; Odunze's work on the outside provides an edge over Burden's interior slot work, which overlaps with Cole Kmet's TE4 role.NegativeInjuryAug 1, 2026
Rome Odunze's foot injury may be understated as a factor in 2026 fantasy outlook, though the perfect storm of Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson in Year 2 combined with DJ Moore's absence could create a recipe for success.NegativeProjectionJul 31, 2026
Matthew Berry's rankings questioned regarding whether he is too low on Rome Odunze in his exclusive Fantasy Life rankings.NegativeProjectionJul 30, 2026
Matthew Berry clarifies he is not low on Rome Odunze, ranking him a few spots ahead of consensus fantasy football ADP and among the highest on him among Fantasy Life rankers. However, Berry cautions that people are assuming Odunze, Luther Burden, and Colston Loveland will all break out this year, which history suggests is unlikely. Odunze has the toughest path because his average target is farther downfield; only 57% of his targets were catchable last season due in part to Caleb Williams' accuracy issues. Additionally, Odunze is still dealing with a foot injury from last year, and his offseason comments haven't screamed full health.PositiveRoleJul 30, 2026
Odunze plays in the Bears offense under Ben Johnson, one of the league's best playcallers (33% play-action, 59% motion), with DJ Moore's departure opening the target tree for the young tight end.PositiveRoleJul 30, 2026
Odunze is positioned in a Bears offense led by Ben Johnson, one of the league's best playcallers, with DJ Moore's departure opening up target opportunities and creating a favorable scheme environment.NegativeProjectionJul 29, 2026
Odunze's early-season dominance (Weeks 1-8) comes with a caveat: both Luther Burden and Colston Loveland were still being acclimated following offseason injuries during that stretch, running just 24% and 52% of routes, respectively. As they return to full health, the Bears' offensive touches will be distributed more broadly, potentially reducing Odunze's target share and role.PositiveRoleJul 29, 2026
Odunze's role shifted dramatically in Weeks 9-13 as he played through a foot injury and Luther Burden emerged. His in-route percentage dropped from 16% (Weeks 1-8) to 11.1% (Weeks 9-13), while go-route percentage spiked from 12.2% to 21.1%. This coincided with Ben Johnson's scheme shifting designed/schemed looks toward Burden and Loveland. Additionally, Odunze was seeing downfield usage (averaging over 100 air yards per game) but Caleb Williams completed just 39% of his deep passes, resulting in Odunze's overall catchable target rate of just 59% (12th-lowest among WRs with 150+ routes) and leading the NFL in inaccurate targets (21) during his active weeks.NegativeInjuryJul 29, 2026
Odunze suffered a stress fracture in his foot starting in Week 9 of 2025, which he aggravated in Week 13 to the point of ending his regular season. Playing through the injury clearly impacted his performance: from Weeks 9-13, he ranked 81st in yards per route run (1.10), averaged just 6.8 targets, 2.6 receptions, 37.6 yards, and 7.6 PPR PPG—a sharp decline from his dominant early-season pace.PositiveProjectionJul 29, 2026
Odunze's first eight weeks of 2025 were dominant: 23% TPRR, 26% target share, 15.5 PPR PPG (10th among qualified WRs), 5 touchdowns, and 42% of Chicago's end-zone targets (eighth-highest rate in football). Since 2024, his 27 end-zone targets rank seventh in all of football, indicating significant touchdown upside as Chicago's offense continues to ascend.NegativeValueJul 29, 2026
Adam Pfeifer's main concern with Odunze is that his impressive early-season stretch (Weeks 1-8) came with a caveat: both Luther Burden and Colston Loveland were still being acclimated following offseason injuries, running just 24% and 52% of routes respectively during that span. Pfeifer favors DJ Moore over Odunze because Ben Johnson's Bears scheme seems tailored toward Burden and Loveland's skill sets, whereas Buffalo's passing attack should mostly run through Moore.PositiveProjectionJul 29, 2026
Odunze has clear touchdown upside; since 2024, his 27 end-zone targets rank seventh in all of football, and there is potential for Chicago's offense to continue ascending in 2026.PositiveMatchupJul 29, 2026
Odunze was seeing a lot of downfield usage (averaging over 100 air yards per game) but Caleb Williams completed just 39% of his deep passes; Odunze's overall catchable target rate was just 59% (12th-lowest among WRs with at least 150 routes), and he led the NFL in targets deemed inaccurate during his active weeks (21).NegativeRoleJul 29, 2026
From Weeks 9-13, Odunze's route participation dropped to 11.1% (from 16% in Weeks 1-8) and his go-route rate spiked to 21.1% (from 12.2%), coinciding with his foot injury and the emergence of Luther Burden; most designed/schemed looks in the Bears offense went to Burden and Loveland rather than Odunze during this stretch.NegativeInjuryJul 29, 2026
Starting in Week 9, Odunze played through a stress fracture in his foot, which he aggravated in Week 13 and ended his regular season; from Weeks 9-13, he ranked 81st in yards per route run (1.10), averaged just 6.8 targets, 2.6 receptions, 37.6 yards, and 7.6 PPR PPG, with his usage changing as he ran fewer in-breaking routes and more go routes (21.1% vs. 12.2% in Weeks 1-8).PositiveProjectionJul 29, 2026
From Weeks 1-8 of 2025, Odunze was dominant with a 23% TPRR and 26% target share, averaging 15.5 PPR PPG (10th among qualified WRs); he found the end zone five times during the first eight games while accounting for 42% of Chicago's end-zone targets (eighth-highest rate in football), appearing on track for a breakout season.PositiveValueJul 25, 2026
Rome Odunze is nominated as a player whose ranking and ADP could make a big jump as training camp rolls along, suggesting potential for significant value increase.NegativeInjuryJul 25, 2026
Rome Odunze faces dynasty valuation concerns due to his recent injury and uncertainty about how it will affect his on-field performance. Unlike Christian Watson, whose injury simply sidelines him, Odunze's concern is whether his 'new normal' will be diminished. His spot in the lineup feels more precarious because the impact of his injury on performance is unclear, making him a riskier hold than Watson despite similar target tree and role competition.PositiveUsageJul 25, 2026
Odunze posted a 59% catchable target rate in 2025, the lowest among all wide receivers averaging at least five targets per game, due to heavy downfield usage averaging over 100 air yards per game while quarterback Williams completed just 39% of his deep passes. Over the past two seasons, no receiver has more targets with an inaccurate pass being the reason for incompletion than Odunze (48). Despite this, Odunze scored 5 touchdowns in his first four games, and since 2024, his 27 end-zone targets rank 7th in all of football. From Weeks 1-8, Odunze was dominant with a 23% TPRR and 26% target share, averaging 15.5 PPR PPG (10th among qualified receivers). More schemed usage could happen following DJ Moore's departure. The source is still chasing the upside despite health concerns.NegativeProjectionJul 23, 2026
Rome Odunze is part of Ben Johnson's explosive Bears offense featuring Caleb Williams, Colston Loveland, Luther Burden, and D'Andre Swift. The Lions-Bears Week 17 matchup could become one of the most explosive championship weekend games, with the potential to produce six or seven combined touchdowns despite weather risk at Soldier Field.NegativeProjectionJul 23, 2026
Matthew Berry ranks Rome Odunze a few spots ahead of consensus fantasy ADP and is among the highest on him among Fantasy Life rankers, countering perception that he is low on the receiver. However, Berry cautions against assuming Odunze will break out this year, citing his downfield average target depth and the fact that only 57% of his targets were catchable last season due partly to Caleb Williams' accuracy issues. Additionally, Odunze is still dealing with a foot injury from last year, and his offseason comments haven't screamed full health.NegativeValueJul 23, 2026
Rome Odunze is featured in a dynasty trade analysis where he is compared to Omarion Hampton in a trade evaluation; the article does not provide explicit ranking or valuation of Odunze but frames him as a notable dynasty asset worthy of trade discussion.PositiveValueJul 23, 2026
Despite talk about his lumpy foot, the source prefers Odunze over Michael Wilson in dynasty trade evaluation. The source has more faith in Odunze's ability to adjust to his "new normal" than in Wilson, who only broke out in his third season due to perfect circumstances: injured Marvin Harrison Jr., decimated backfield, decimated defense, and a QB forced to throw 40 times per game.NegativeBustNo date
In dynasty, the analyst has softened his stance slightly but would rather get out from under Odunze if possible, preferring to pivot to players like Makai Lemon or Zay Flowers.NegativeRoleNo date
Even if the foot doesn't bother him, Ben Johnson's offense could be headlined by Colston Loveland and Luther Burden, with Odunze in more of a supporting role.NegativeProjectionNo date
In redraft, the analyst is very much panicking and not comfortable drafting Odunze at the 5th/6th round turn until there's clarity on how he'll operate.