Jason Moore

So the math ends up somehow he's wide receiver seven because he bookended the years with number one overall finishes.

So week 18 when it didn't matter for fantasy, number one.

Week one, huge impression for your team.

I got a guy.

Number one.

And then he had a great fantasy playoffs.

I'll give him that.

Eight, 18, and 11.

But when you put the context together, it's a really tough situation for me to buy into the draft price for Zay Flowers.

I can't see a world where I'm taking him over Devontae Smith, Emeka Ibuka, Terry McLaurin, Cam Scadaboo, Bayshall Tootin, who you love, Jameson Williams.

Maybe you can have that debate if you want.

I think that's fair.

I want a little safer dude, or I want a little more explosive.

I have really good numbers for this because if you look at every top ten wide receiver since 2019 –

And you look at their fantasy finish and their consistency rank, and you compare them.

Because we give you those consistency scores.

So he finished at 7.

His consistency was 16.

That's a delta of 9.

So he was minus 9.