Michael Pittman- draft capital, good size/athleticism combo, clear opportunity to be the top target on his team
Bryan Edwards- he's really cheap so that is part of this but he's got a draft WR profile, has gotten really good buzz this offseason and seems in line to be the starting X WR for an NFL team so why not give it a shot in the double digits of a draft?
Elijah Moore- I a a little skeptical of the Jets beat writers after they praised Carter all offseason only to see him fall behind Ty,etc. However, the praise for Moore was so overwhelming that I am willing to give it a go. The discount he got by being hurt and missing preseason makes this still an attractive option.
Ty Johnson: Again, the value here is tasty. Very late in drafts you are getting a shot at the guy who seems to have the edge for the lead RB on his team. Now it might be a really bad team and it might be a 4 RB committee but Ty has serious burst and if he can make big plays to distance himself from the competition, you might have found a solid flex, injury replacement, trade bait or bye week fill-in during the rounds where defenses and back-up TEs are being taken.
Justin Fields- if your league and roster sizes allow you to comfortably stash a QB for a couple weeks, I would take the shot with Fields. He's like Russell Wilson in the body of Julio Jones. The upside is obvious.