Scouting the incoming class of rookie wide receivers
The 2019 NFL Draft is next week. Football fans are hoping their team picks the player(s) who will take them to the next level. Fantasy football fans want to find out who, if any of these rookies, will be fantasy viable this coming season.
Liz Loza and Matt Harmon are here to help you get through it all in this week’s podcast episode.
In previous podcast episodes, our experts have broken down the top tight ends, running backs, and quarterbacks. This week, they profile the top wide receivers ready to join the NFL.
They talk Hollywood Brown (5:30), N'Keal Harry (17:10), A.J. Brown (20:20), Deebo Samuel (22:45), Kelvin Harmon (27:05), Hakeem Butler (33:35), Miles Boykin (39:25) and the next step in human evolution himself, D.K. Metcalf (11:15).
Later they tackle some of the late-round guys who could be of fantasy interest in the future or whose names we might never utter again on the podcast (44:00). Who knows? It all depends on how the draft shakes out next week.
They wrap up the show with a voicemail from a listener posing an interesting keeper question involving Deshaun Watson, Kerryon Johnson and Lamar Jackson and a salacious request for the hosts to play a round of Marry/Date/Kill (48:40).
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And stay tuned for a special two-part draft recap podcast the Monday and Tuesday after the draft from Liz and Matt who will be on-site in Nashville for the big show.
Make sure to also subscribe to the Yahoo Sports NFL Podcast with Charles Robinson & Terez Paylor — they’re doing a ton of great pre-draft coverage right now and you may be hearing their voices on this podcast very soon.
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