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Today in 5 minutes or less, you’ll learn:

• Value picks ALL OVER the draft board 💵 

• Multiple targets at EVERY position 🎯 

• Get the EDGE on your opponents 💪 

• The latest tea from NFL camps ☕️

Kenneth Walker (SEA), ADP 47.3, RB15:

When Rashaad Penny was hurt, Walker was RB8 in fantasy PPG while earning the 3rd-most RZ touches.

Mike Evans (TB), ADP 70.7, WR37:

He was 3rd in deep targets and 16th in ADOT in one of Tom Brady’s weakest seasons ever. He’s still a star and not yet 30 years old, so he’s got more left.

Christian Kirk (JAX), ADP 37.7, WR16:

Had career highs in targets, catches, and yards in ‘22 with the 5th-most RZ targets. Calvin Ridley will raise the offense.

Gerald Everett (LAC), ADP 119.2, TE15:

Was 11th in points per game as part of one of the league’s best offenses. Finished 8th in yards after catch (302).

Kirk Cousins (MIN), ADP 111.9, QB12:

This guy is about as consistent as they come, and should once again finish as a QB1 for fantasy purposes.

He’s only failed to throw 30 TDs once in the last 5 years. With all the swag he showed on the Netflix doc, there’s no way he misses that mark.

PrizePicks has him listed for 29.5. I’m taking MORE.

Rondale Moore (ARI), ADP 110, WR51:

Moore was 21st in route win rate, 13th in target separation, and should be Zona’s WR2. A good QB can lift him.

Russell Wilson (DEN), ADP 159.7, QB17:

Sean Payton’s work in Denver will decide if ‘22 was an outlier year for Russ. He’s recommitted with a big time workout offseason regimen.

Miles Sanders (CAR), ADP 56.4, RB20:

Sanders was 5th in rush yards (1,269) last year, and now Panthers staff wants to get him involved as a receiver again.

Jayden Reed (GB), ADP 152.4, WR65:

The Packer receivers who went elsewhere left behind 239 targets. Reed could earn the primary slot role for the team.

Juju Smith-Schuster (NE), ADP 108.3, WR52:

He’s the presumptive no. 1 after the Pats didn’t sign DeAndre Hopkins. He’ll reportedly be healthy and ready to go full speed by the break of camp.

Juwan Johnson (NO), ADP 169.7, TE21:

Was 4th among all TEs in touchdowns (7) and was 6th in ADOT (9.4). Questions surround many of his teammates, so he could earn a lot of work right out the gate.

Joe Mixon (CIN), ADP 45.3, RB18:

The restructured contract is good news. Mixon earned the 7th opportunity share and was 7th in fantasy PPG (16).

Damien Harris (BUF), ADP 114.2, RB39:

The Bills brought Harris in because they wanted a strong, physical runner on the goal line. He scored 15 TDs in 2021.

Kenny Pickett (PIT), ADP 192.1, QB19:

Pickett got better as the season went on, throwing just 1 of his 9 INTs in the final 8 games. Another year of experience means he’ll be better.

Elijah Mitchell (SF), ADP 106.1, RB36:

Was 14th in fantasy PPG back in ‘21 as a rookie, and now backs up Christian McCaffrey, who had 330 touches.

Treylon Burks (TEN), ADP 65.4, WR31:

I’m not worried about DeAndre Hopkins taking opportunities. If anything, the signing allows Burks to match up against lesser DBs. He’ll get a boost.

J.K. Dobbins (BAL), ADP 56.4, RB19:

Health is the big concern, but Dobbins is playing for a contract this year. He’s still explosive and is reportedly working more on receiving.

George Kittle (SF), ADP 61.7, TE4:

Yeah he’s already TE4, but was 1st in fantasy points per target and scored 11 TDs last season. QBs were supremely accurate when they looked his way.

Jordan Addison (MIN), ADP 63.4, WR33:

He has the ability to replace the inefficient and aging Adam Thielen right away. Playing across from Justin Jefferson can help him find space.

Tyler Boyd (CIN), ADP 100.3, WR49:

Boyd has his own value each week, but should Tee Higgins or Ja’Marr Chase miss time, he becomes a must start.

Geno Smith (SEA), ADP 126.8, QB14:

His revival season saw him throw 30 TDs, and it isn’t crazy to say his weapons may be even better with the addition of Jaxon Smith-Njigba in the draft.

Keenan Allen (LAC), ADP 33.4, WR15:

Allen hasn’t ended a season lower than WR11 since 2016. Last year after Week 13, he had 4 WR1 finishes in 6 games.

Isiah Pacheco (KC), ADP 82.4, RB26:

The Chiefs aren’t afraid to use him, and he runs HARD. From Weeks 12-16 last season, he grabbed the starting role and got 15 carries per game.

Dameon Pierce (HOU), ADP 53.5, RB21:

He was 6th in opportunity share and 15th in yards created (718). Houston’s offensive line should be improved.

Michael Mayer (LV), ADP 248.1, TE29:

Mayer was drafted to replace Darren Waller. He had over 800 receiving yards his last 2 years at Notre Dame and a 31.1% target share in ‘22.

Zay Flowers (BAL), ADP 104.6, WR46:

Had 130 targets last year at BC. His teammates are an aging Odell Beckham and an injury-prone Rashod Bateman. Baltimore will pass a lot in new scheme.

Raheem Mostert (MIA), ADP 142, RB48:

He had 6 top-20 finishes and was 20th in yards per touch. I give him the edge over fellow Dolphin vet Jeff Wilson.

🦁 Lions' Rookie TE Set for Immediate Impact

😮 Jets' TE Uzomah Placed on Active/PUP List

✍️ Titans Sign QB Will Levis; Star of the Future?

😱 Suspension Talks Surround Star FA Dalvin Cook

🎯 Rodgers’s Old Target Joins PUP List with Ankle Injury

🩼 Schwartz Sidelined with Hamstring Issue for Browns

💵 Pats’ Lock Up Lock Down CB Draft Pick

🏃‍♂️ Free Agent RB Signs with Jets as Hall’s Worries Linger

👀 Browns' WR Goodwin on Non-Football Illness List

😕 Packers' EDGE Placed on Active/PUP List

Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to go place some bets on the Women’s World Cup. Have a great one!

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