You don’t need 15 receivers on your draft board in 2025. You just need the right ones.
These 4 WRs are being drafted too late and every one of them could dominate this year:
#3 A.J. Brown
He averaged 16.7 points per game last year and that includes a Week 9 game where he barely played due to injury.
In his 12 full games? 17.6 points per game (Top 8) while ranking 2nd in target share.
Even in a bottom-3 passing offense, he produced. And with just a slight improvement in passing volume, Brown’s upside could be WR1 overall…
#2 George Pickens
Pickens now plays in a real offense. He was traded to the Cowboys - one of the league’s best passing attacks.
And Pickens actually posted elite usage metrics last year:
26.5% target share
29 deep targets (4th)
3rd in explosive play rate
The problem? The Steelers offense was broken. But now he joins a Dak-led unit that often supports 2 fantasy relevant pass-catchers.
And if CeeDee Lamb ever misses time? Pickens could go nuclear…
#1 Davante Adams
People are scared off by his age but you shouldn’t be. Adams was a Top 5 WR from Weeks 9–18 with Aaron Rodgers last season.
Now he joins a Sean McVay system that’s been Top 10 in passing each of the last 2 years. Adams slides into the Cooper Kupp role in a system that feeds that role nicely…
Bottom Line:
These guys are all in better spots than people realize - and they are al being drafted too late. If you want to win your league, these are the wideouts you should target.
— Sal
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