I'm starting to wonder now if even I am over ranking him by a large margin by having him ranked as WR30.
In the 5 high stakes leagues I'm currently slow drafting in or have live drafted this week, this is where Jamo was drafted:
WR43
WR44
WR47
WR48
WR48
WR52
And in 5 of those 6, I am the one that took him, so who knows how far he would have gone lol
I have kind of been pushing it a bit later and later in each of my drafts before pulling the trigger as I'm seeing so many people avoid taking him until R10+
In my Sleeper Draft, I took Jamo as WR51 at the 9.10 draft spot.
WR48 consensus ADP on FantasyPros, and they break it down as:
WR46 for NFL
WR47 for RTSports
WR48 for both ESPN and Sleeper
18 FBG staffers who do WR rankings have him as WR51, with the highest being WR42 and the lowest being WR69
I'm sure there are some experts out there who love him as well, but it seems Jamo's biggest buzz is coming directly from this thread.
It also comes from Amon-Ra, Goff, Terrion Arnold, Ben Johnson, Dan Campbell and anyone watching camp. What happened is the first few forecaster had negative takes on Jamo, and groupthink has taken over. The vast majority of people lose confidence in their opinion and cave into group-think and become afraid of being wrong and instead agree to create harmony. Going against the group has never bothered me. I would go as far as the negatives against Jamo are utterly absurd.
- his route running looks fantastic
- his hands looks much better
- Goff's confidence in him has skyrocketed
- His speed and allusivenesx is off the chart
- The passing offense is easily top 5
- He has moved from a WR4/5, to the undisputed WR2, but yet everyone wants to use his WR4 numbers to extrapolate and limit his numbers.
- Goff will throw over 625 passes, there is no universe Jamo does no see at least 100.
I would bet $100 against every staffer that their projections is too low.