Matt Harmon

Call it the "this guy needs more work/we need him back" list. These are the most efficient WRs who have run a route on fewer than 70% of their team's dropbacks but have still been out there for more than 50 total routes (trying to eliminate super small samples. One take: The breakout case for Luther Burden and Jaylin Noel is much more similar than people think. - Year 2 WRs - Good prospects - Small-dose rookie flashes sustaining into 2026 - Tied to a QB playing well - Both are slot-based opti...

Call it the "this guy needs more work/we need him back" list. These are the most efficient WRs who have run a route on fewer than 70% of their team's dropbacks but have still been out there for more than 50 total routes (trying to eliminate super small samples. One take: The breakout case for Luther Burden and Jaylin Noel is much more similar than people think. - Year 2 WRs - Good prospects - Small-dose rookie flashes sustaining into 2026 - Tied to a QB playing well - Both are slot-based opti...

"He doesn't look good." @​MattHarmon_BYB and @​justinboone discuss their thoughts on A.J. Brown moving forward (via Yahoo Fantasy Forecast) [Retweeted](

Pickens has the lowest slot rate in the league among 124 WRs who have run 50+ routes so far this season. Can't move him around any less than they do now! By the way, his slot rate was 7.6% last season, the lowest among 175 WRs to run 50+ routes. [Quoted](

Pro tip: If your fantasy squad has started 1-5 or 0-6, go to the waiver wire and add De'Von Achane to your IR. This way it will appear that your team sucks because of bad luck, not bad decisions. 🧠 [Retweeted](

When we discussed a BTJ trade in this episode, we brought up Washington as an idea since it would reunite him with his college QB. And that was before the Terry injury. Commanders aren’t competing this year but you can credibly sell this one as a short and long-view move. [Quoted](

When we discussed a BTJ trade in this episode, we brought up Washington as an idea since it would reunite him with his college QB. And that was before the Terry injury. Commanders aren’t competing this year but you can credibly sell this one as a short and long-view move. [Quoted](

Is Mike Evans the injury that finally breaks the 49ers offense? (via Yahoo Fantasy Forecast) [Retweeted](

His scrambling has been a weapon for years but Purdy feels like he gets faster every season? He flew out of the pocket and still picked up the first once he got horizontal.

Maybe Brandon Aiyuk bought a ticket, is sitting in the stands and that’s who Jayden Daniels was throwing to on 4th down?

Maybe Brandon Aiyuk bought a ticket, is sitting in the stands and that’s who Jayden Daniels was throwing to on 4th down?

This shot of Jayden and Terry got me. Man this just sucks. [Quoted](

This shot of Jayden and Terry got me. Man this just sucks. [Quoted](

Damn it man. Not Terry. Not like that.

What to make of Luther Burden's fantasy production vs. his snap count 👀 [Retweeted](

Matt Harmon notes that Luther Burden's standing has fluctuated in his dynasty rankings, moving from being ranked behind others to being the top guy at the end of last season, with the possibility of rising again in a fluid 2025 rookie class.

Matt Harmon views Travis Hunter as a wild card prospect due to his dual-position usage, which makes his projection as a receiver difficult compared to pure wide receiver prospects who do not play snaps at corner.

Matt Harmon believes Carnell Tate's tape looks really good, noting that he moves well around the formation and looks like an outside receiver starter. While Harmon notes he still needs to improve at the catch point, he is encouraged by his development.

Matt Harmon ranks Mike Evans as a rising veteran, highlighting his unique combination of elite technical route running and physical freakishness. Evans remains a high-end producer for the 49ers, and Harmon views him as a must-have for contending rosters.

Matt Harmon views Trey Harris as a talented player who shows good hip sync and the ability to win on in-breakers and out-cuts. Despite injuries and a chaotic Chargers environment, Harmon identifies him as a nice talent who, while perhaps not a future superstar, demonstrates legitimate route running and separation ability. Harmon explicitly prefers to see more of Harris over Quentin Johnston for the remainder of the season.

Malik Washington is consistently earning targets and winning from a traditional slot role. Matt Harmon praises his route running and play in space, noting that he is deserving of the high volume he has received this season.

Matt Harmon notes that there is collective interest in seeing more from Chris Bell, suggesting he could be a potential starter for the Dolphins next year.

Matt Harmon explicitly states he wants to see more of Antonio Williams to better evaluate his role and potential within the Washington offense.

Matt Harmon identifies Diggs as a veteran rising in his personal rankings, citing his status as an elite technician who can win off the line of scrimmage and age gracefully. While his situation in Washington is a rental and he has dealt with injuries, he remains a capable separator who attacks the football well and serves as a nice layup target for Jayden Daniels.

Matt Harmon ranks Adams as a rising veteran, noting that despite target competition from Puka Nakua, Adams remains a high-level technician with significant ability left. Harmon projects him as a WR3 for contenders for the remainder of the season, with potential to maintain value into 2027 if he remains tied to a veteran quarterback like Matthew Stafford.

Matt Harmon considers Denzel Boston a top-three rookie receiver if redrafted today, praising his massive size and elite performance on vertical routes as an X-receiver. Harmon compares his profile to a 'Diet Coke Mike Evans' and notes his production is even more impressive given he has yet to be fully unlocked on quick slants and in-breaking routes.

Matt Harmon argues that the dynasty market has not caught up to Jaylen Coker's value, ranking him as one of the best young receivers in the NFL. Harmon highlights his route-running, separation, catch-point prowess, and improved success against zone coverage as reasons for his high standing.

Matt Harmon reports that Jayden Reed suffered a serious neck injury and is not expected to play again for the remainder of the season, which has forced the Packers to consolidate their passing game around Christian Watson and Matthew Golden.

Matt Harmon reports that Jaden Reed is dealing with a serious neck injury and is not expected to play again for the remainder of the season, forcing the Packers to consolidate their passing game around Christian Watson and Matthew Golden.

Matthew Golden is thriving in a highly concentrated Packers passing offense, working in tandem with Christian Watson to capture a significant share of the team's air yards following the injury to Jaden Reed. Harmon highlights Golden's breakout performance, noting his increased confidence and speed while playing as an X-receiver, and currently ranks him above other 2025 rookie prospects like Luther Burden and Emeka Egbuka.

Matt Harmon views Christian Watson as a legitimate WR1, citing his improved catch-point reliability, success against man coverage, and downfield route tree. Watson is part of a highly concentrated Packers passing attack, ranking third in the NFL for concentrated air yards alongside Matthew Golden. Harmon admits he was previously skeptical but is now convinced by Watson's development.

Brian Thomas Jr. is losing snaps to rookie Josh Cameron, a development Matt Harmon describes as earned by Cameron's recent performance and toughness.

Matt Harmon has bumped Josh Cameron up a full tier or two in dynasty rankings due to his toughness, run-game blocking, and ability to act as a bully after the catch. While Cameron remains a developmental prospect needing seasoning in route running and man-coverage separation, he earned more than 10 routes in Week 5 and is actively taking snaps away from Brian Thomas Jr. due to his earned role.

Matt Harmon identifies Parker Washington as a top 15-20 NFL receiver who has proven his status through consistent development. Washington demonstrated elite metrics in 2025, including an 83% success rate versus zone coverage after moving to the slot, top-tier tackle-breaking ability, and a 25% contested target rate with a top-six contested catch rate. He is expected to secure a significant contract from the Jaguars and has shown improved performance against press-man coverage in the current season.

Matt Harmon believes Geno Smith is playing significantly better football this year compared to last year, contributing to a more favorable environment for the Jets' offense. Smith is playing on time and effectively utilizing Garrett Wilson on both deep crossing routes and quick hitters.

Matt Harmon has bumped Garrett Wilson back up toward WR1 territory in dynasty rankings, citing an improved Jets ecosystem and better usage. Despite a sub-20% slot rate, Wilson is posting career-best efficiency in yards per route run and first downs per route run. Harmon notes Wilson is being utilized effectively as a condensed receiver in bunches and stacks to secure free releases, while quarterback Geno Smith is playing on time and connecting on deep patterns.

Germie Bernard is finding his form with Aaron Rodgers and becoming a fantasy factor in the process 🔥📈 [Retweeted](

Does Ja'Kobi Lane have fantasy juice when Lamar Jackson returns? [Retweeted](

Top 26 WRs in PPG from Thanksgiving of last season through the NFL playoffs to Week 6 of this season (pre-MNF). 15 possible games. Pretty good ballpark for overall production, but various efficiency and alignment metrics are shown too. - Yes, obviously, this is a Jalen Coker tweet - Average age of the Top 20 is 26, and it drops to 25 if you remove Evans and Adams as the two age outliers - Obvious small sample size alert for Omar Cooper Jr. - Chris Olave now has a sustained period of high-end...

Top 26 WRs in PPG from Thanksgiving of last season through the NFL playoffs to Week 6 of this season (pre-MNF). 15 possible games. Pretty good ballpark for overall production, but various efficiency and alignment metrics are shown too. - Yes, obviously, this is a Jalen Coker tweet - Average age of the Top 20 is 26, and it drops to 25 if you remove Evans and Adams as the two age outliers - Obvious small sample size alert for Omar Cooper Jr. - Chris Olave now has a sustained period of high-end...