In the red zone, on passes of 10 yards or less, Waddle, on just eight targets, was the WR4 in TDs with a completion percentage of 87.5% While his target volume might take a hit this season, his efficiency and scoring production should rise, making him a sure-fire WR2 in my book and someone I’m making sure to leave my drafts with in 2022. With Hill’s ability to take the top off of defenses and a quarterback in Tua Tagovailoa who, according to PFF, was one of the best-rated deep ball passing QBs in the league, the mere threat of the Tua / Hill combo should be enough to open up underneath passes for Waddle, especially when in scoring position. Excelling in production on passes ranging from 0-19 yards down the field, Waddle finds himself in a fantastic situation in Miami, which revamped his offense in both the running game and most notably in the receiving game with the acquisition of Tyreek Hill. “Jaylen Waddle was 10th in the league in targets with 141 as a rookie in 2021. What one player outside the top 30 in the expert consensus are you hoping to end up with in all your leagues and why? Identifying those special athletes is never an easy task, so today’s featured experts have come to offer a helping hand! Read on to see who their favorite high-impact draft targets are outside the first two rounds. However, the two keys to building a winning roster in the draft are to avoid risk in the first couple of rounds and then target the players you believe present the most potential relative to their draft cost. That doesn’t mean you can’t start prepping early and get the jump on your leaguemates!Īt its core, fantasy football comes down to one simple strategy – choose the best guys. We’re a little less than a month and a half away from the season’s first hint of NFL action, the Hall of Fame Game – the true beginning of fantasy football draft season.
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