There is more risk drafting JSN in fantasy football than you think
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Jul 20, 2026
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Mon, July 20, 2026
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Tory Horton
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Tory Horton
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Tory Horton is flagged as a potential year-two breakout candidate whose development could disrupt JSN's target share; the source identifies him as one of several young teammates whose step forward would be a key factor in JSN's regression risk.
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0:00Where do you stand with JSN as you start
0:02to develop your rankings at this time of
0:03the year? If
0:04>> he has any level of regression coming
0:07for him, it wouldn't be like a massive
0:09surprise just because what he did last
0:10year from a volume hog perspective is
0:13pretty unprecedented. The other guys
0:15that are close up there with him was
0:16like one a DeAndre Hopkins season, a
0:18Michael Thomas uh season, the the
0:20record-breaking reception season for
0:22Michael Thomas there. Um so and and
0:25there's actually a pretty healthy gap
0:26between JSN and the two and three spot
0:28there. So, it's not unprecedented that
0:29you would see a guy do like a 30 plus%
0:32target share in back-to-back years. And
0:35I do think JSN from a talent perspective
0:37is is able to do that. The bigger
0:39question to me is less about the
0:40coaching and more about just the [music]
0:42surrounding players. Does Tory Horton
0:43take a step forward in year two? Does
0:45Rasheed Shahed with the full off season
0:47and off of a contract extension more
0:49involved in the mix here? AJ Barn is a
0:50really good player, but does like Elijah
0:52Aoyo take a step forward? like [music]
0:54there is kind of quietly but a lot of
0:56young players around JSN and Cooper Cup
0:58in the back end here that could take a
1:00step forward and maybe disrupt the
1:02distribution. To me, that's the biggest
1:03factor I
