It has more to do with the many mouths that need feeding vs the pecking order. Regardless of what you think of Pearsall v Aiyuk, Kittle is arguably the number one receiving option. Of course, theres CMC, Jennings, and Robinson, too. They have a stacked set of skill players when everyone is healthy.Pearsall is playing at least as well as Aiyuk ever did, IMO. Aiyuk will be the #2 (if they're both healthy, yeah right).I’m a Bay Area guy, Niners fan, and own Pearsall in fantasy. Trust me, I’m rooting for him hard. But, Kittle is the best TE right now, CMC is arguably the best RB, Aiyuk is a top 15-20 WR when healthy, and Jennings is no slouch. Indeed, the Niners have perhaps the best set of skill players in the game. So we have to build the possibility of regression into Pearsall’s projections.
I think I’m with Hot Sauce Guy here. I see him as a high-end WR3 ROS, as there’s just too much variance for me to rank him higher. I need to get a better picture of when/ where Aiyuk, in particular, fits in.
I thought we had the clarity we needed to firmly place Pearsall in the mid-WR2 range ROS, as Lynch said Aiyuk is not close and Jennings was hurt again. However, Pearsall’s knee sprain messes that up. So, we’re back to a high variance situation that’s difficult to project and Pearsall remains a high-end WR3 (in my rankings) pending further clarity.

