Quick top of my head run through
1-4:Harris, ETN, Javonte, Chase in some order. Harris got a great landing spot in terms of touches but there are a lot of questions about how effective that offense will be. Reverse that for ETN. I like the pieces on the Jags offense but Robinson obviously makes his touches murky. Javonte is in a really good spot for 2022. It might be a slow start for 2021 though. Chase got a pretty clean landing spot.
5. Pitts: Still a TE so he's not quite the elite tier but damn close.
6-7: Smith and Waddle, just a matter of preference on talent, style and opinion on Tua vs Hurts. Both offenses could be low volume out of the gate but both teams also have the capital to get a new QB if the current one fails this year.
8: Marshall: It's the last year of Robby Anderson's contract so the path to Marshall becoming the 1B opposite Moore is clear. They have a nice complementary game.
9-11: Elijah Moore, Rondale Moore, Toney: Elijah is the best player but Jets/Wilson worries me. Wilson seems like the kind of QB who likes to throw down field and give WRs chances to make plays in coverage. That doesn't seem to quite gel with Elijah's game. Toney's draft capital can't be ignored. The Giants have an out on Shepard after this year so this seems to signal to me that he's going to get replaced by Toney in the slot. Rondale landed in a good spot, just a matter of how you feel about a 5'7" WR with injury history.
12-14:Lawrence, Fields, Lance: These are 3 elite dynasty QB options. Pretty good to great situations plus rushing upside. Obviously where they go depends a lot on team need but I think if we somewhat disregard positional scarcity, these players could have the biggest fantasy impact. It's not hard to see any of these players entering the Josh Allen/Lamar Jackson tier of fantasy QBs who actually make a difference.
15-16: Trey Sermon and Michael Carter: I wouldn't have pegged them as the guys a Shanahan running system would target but obviously the experts felt differently. Good combination of predraft interest and clean landing spot for me.
17-20: Bateman, Amari Rodgers, Amon Ra St Brown, Dyami Brown: ARSM Seems like a Cooper Kupp for Goff. Target opportunity is tremendous. Bateman and Rodgers are interesting- one was a great prospect who landed in a weak spot. The other was a weak prospect who landed in a great spot. Though with Rodgers we do have to worry the other Rodgers gets traded or retires. That would tank his value. The question with Dyami is how does Washington plan to use Samuel? If it's deep field stretcher, then Dyami is in trouble. If it's like a slot/gadget guy, then Dyami has a chance to play outside on what has the makings of a fun offense.
