Jason Moore

Keep in mind, he introduced- Did you say 226 pounds?

Did I say that?

No?

Six foot.

But at the Senior Bowl, which is obviously after the collegiate season, he injured his foot.

So if you want to talk about dropping in the draft of the fifth round, that could be a legit reason.

He is dealing with an injury, so a team would have to sacrifice some of that time.

I did like the prospect.

Like Catron Allen, his running mate there at Penn State, I prefer Nicholas Singleton from a fantasy football perspective.

That's why I went.

I like this.

So usually when you're a screen warrior and usually when you're undersized, two big strikes against you where I don't like betting on those prospects.

And I do think Zachariah Branch will fail.

However, I love betting on him specifically because he is worth the reward if he succeeds.

Most of these guys in 2026, the wide receiver draft class, I think a lot of them are going to be good NFL wide receivers, a lot of good depth pieces, but not make an impact on fantasy football.

They're going to be their wide receiver two or three for their team.

They're going to help move the chains and be important and not be someone you're starting in your lineup.

Zachariah Branch has a superpower where if it hits, you know, the Tyreek Hill whispers, I don't think I've seen another prospect who has the same burst as Tyreek Hill other than Branch.

4-3-5.

He's fast.