Week 3 Recap: Top 5 Story Lines and Power Rankings

1. CLOOOOOO, man I honestly didn't think Tick's 176 point outburst would ever be touched but CLO had other ideas. Rodgers, Smitty, Olsen exploded and set a record that "should" stand for a long time.

2. UDFFL BOWL III Rematch is this week between Tots and IDGT. Both squads look like they could be ready to punch a return ticket to UDFFL BOWL IV. Easily the game of the week, can Kory get some revenge?

3. It looks like Machine Machina Marshall is finally waking up to reality after his dream start. His 2-0 start generated some excitement with the fan base but after dropping last week's game to the Dynasty Kings they are now facing BSL, CLO, Super Manning, Red Rockets, Scott's Tots, 5 out of the next 6 weeks. MMM should be 3-6 or 2-7 after this stretch run. Sorry Boles.

4. Latavius Murray may be the breakout back Purists have been waiting for. In fact if you really look hard at this squad you could see them being very competitive especially if Yeldon or Doug could get going. I actually think this squad should have been in the Alshon sweep stakes and could have jump started their rise to the playoffs a year early. However 2016 with Benjamin coming back, watch out.

5. The last two 0-3 teams enter and only one will leave with a W. It's Miami Sharks VS Goonsquad only available on NFL Sunday Ticket and most likely blacked out in your area. It's a Derek Carr-Amari Cooper stack VS Andrew Luck-TY Hilton stack, the running backs in this match up are terribad. I think Tick should get his first W and keep his season alive barely, but me and my Sharks are doing everything we can to pull off the upset.

POWER RANKINGS

1. Dynasty Kings 2-1 Prv. #2 - I love the deal these guys made for Lamar Miller and Alshon Jeffery. Yeah all of those picks are nice but with a stacked roster already you can't fit all those incoming rookies on your squad. Also when you have the chance to make a run at a title it's my opinion that you should go all in. Jeffery as your WR3 and Lamar as your HB3/4 is big time for a team that already looked like a UDFFL Bowl Favorite. How good are the Dynasty Kings? Even despite CLO breaking the scoring record last week, the Kings still have 3 more points on the season than he does. 

2. CLO Collins 2-1 Prv. #3 - CLO knows what it's like to be a powerhouse in the regular season (3 straight playoff trips), but all that matters this year is whether they can finally make a trip to that UDFFL Bowl. Especially when this could be close to Peterson/Gore/Mega's last rides. 

3. Scott's Tots 2-1 Prv. #1 - Dangerously thin especially with Davante Adams not panning out, but they still have plenty of talent to make a challenge for a repeat. 

4. Red Rockets 2-0-1 Prv. #4 - The last undefeated team in the league is another squad I think should have definitely been in on the Alshon sweep stakes. A LBell MGordon Dez Alshon Moncrief line up could have done some serious damage. Even without the deal, as long as the Rockets can get Dez back by playoff time they should be in a good spot. 

5. Super Manning 2-1 Prv. #5 - Larry Fitz looks real. If Lynch and Forsett can get back to normal this team could have one last old man run in it. A win this week against Red Rockets would go a long way in proving that Super Manning is as real in 2015 as they were in 2013. 

6. BSL 1-2 Prv. #6 - Finally got that first W and should be ready to go on a bit of a roll with Machine Marshall and Miami Sharks up the next two weeks. Don't sleep on this squad especially if the Tots suffer an injury.

7. IDGT 2-1 Prv. #7 - Desperately need a HB2, but they are literally a bad week of not setting their line up from being 3-0 and having 100+ points three straight weeks. Hopefully that doesn't come back to bite them later on.

8. Purists 1-1-1 Prv. #9 - These guys are a WR2 away from being very very real. I think you're looking at a 2016 playoff squad. 

9. Goonsquad 0-3 Prv. #8 - Well on the bright side, Tick finally catches a break this week when the Sharks come to town. 0-3 doesn't have to be a death sentence but Luck-TY and now McCoy have to get going. 

10. Lions 1-2 Prv. #10 - Wasn't too long ago that an under dog Lions team upset the favored powerhouse CLO to go to UDFFL Bowl I. TRich started for CLO that day...and Brandon Weeden started for the Lions. Good gah the room is starting to spin. 

11. Machine Marshall 2-1 Prv. #11 - If CJ Anderson doesn't get going this squad has a lot to worry about not only in 2015 but also for the future. Outside of CJA?, Keenan Allen, and Martavis Bryant the future looks bleak over here brah.

12. Miami Sharks 0-3 Prv. #12 - Can we win a game this year? I doubt it. Do we have a plan for the future? Sure. Is Amari Cooper the leader of this plan? Absolutely. 

Week 2 Recap: Top 5 Story Lines/Power Rankings

Top 5 Story Lines

1. He's back and he's better than ever. Kory came back from his 1 day suspension rejuvenated and got a HUGE 103-100 win over Dynasty Kings (Jimmy Graham disappointing big time in this one). This win could play a huge role in whether IDGT has a shot at the division this year, but it's going to be an uphill climb with DeMarco Murray and Drew Brees looking like busts.

2. 4 teams undefeated Machine Marshall 2-0, Super Manning 2-0, Red Rockets 1-0-1, and Purists 1-0-1. Do any of them have a shot at going the distance and keeping that 0 in the column in January? Definitely not. Unlike last year when IDGT went on a historic 10-0 run (before collapsing and going 1-3 to finish out the regular season), none of these teams have the fire power to do that. Machine Marshall and Purists are extremely long shots to even sniff the playoffs so we can rule them out. Red Rockets getting LBell back is big time and Feed Moncrief emerging has them looking strong again, however with no Dez this team isn't undefeated caliber. Super Manning, unless they get a time machine for Peyton, Forsett, and Andre then there's no shot for them either.

3. Winless: Miami Sharks, BSL, and Goonsquad all currently reside at 0-2, do any of them have a chance at salvaging this season? Let's first look at the two time champs now chumps, Miami Sharks. To be honest I feel like I have a solid plan to be back in the mix in 2016 and even to have a strong back half of 2015 but at 0-2 I'd say there's a .07% chance we can turn it around in time to make a playoff push. BSL, man it feels like Andrew should be 2-0 on the back of breakout performances from Hyde and ARob and be poised to get to the top of the power rankings. Unfortunately at 0-2 you could say this ultra talented squad is facing a must win against division rival Super Manning. I still believe in BSL regardless of what happens this week, with Machine Marshall, Miami Sharks, and Purists up after this one they could get things rolling real quick at 3-3 or 4-2. Goonsquad, Tick is in a similar situation to Andrew at really talented squad 0-2 facing division rival Red Rockets this week. The difference between Goonsquad and BSL is, if Goonsquad drops this game to go to 0-3 it's  almost game over close up shop for 2015 in my opinion.

4. It's like rain on your wedding day. So I'm down here in Wilmington to watch my ex business partner and mortal enemy marry my sister. It's an outside wedding and there's a 90% chance of rain in the forecast, which leaves me not sure what to root for. Do you root for the wedding to be a disaster for the laughs/karma or that it will be a success for your sister's happiness. I imagine this is a lot like how Purists and Red Rockets felt about their tie this week. For those of you that clamor for a tie breaker rule in regular season I know where you're coming from. A tie is the purgatory of feelings but let me just say I don't believe that any of us in the league are mentally stable enough to handle a loss because of our bench score or back up QB.

5. Things can change fast in this league, last year the Miami Sharks were 4-2 striving for a 3 peat but then in week 7 the bottom fell out when they scored just 38 points against eventual champion Scott's Tots. Now the Miami Sharks are no longer a powerhouse franchise but instead trying to quickly rebuild while spending their days reminiscing about 2012 and 2013.

Power Rankings

1. Scott's Tots (1-1)  Prv. # 1 - The Eddie Lacy injury hurt bad last week when they only needed 8 points to beat division rival Super Manning and advance to 2-0. However as long as Lacy gets back quick I don't see any reason to lower this team from #1 yet. 

2. Dynasty Kings (1-1)  Prv. #2 - Dang that Jimmy Graham. Dynasty Kings have scored 100+ in back to back weeks to open the year, and it looks like they may finally have a chance to live up to their name. 

3. CLO Collins (1-1)  Prv. #4 - Todd Gurley is coming. If Gurley can live up to half of the hype, CLO could start to be very dangerous again. Also with rookies Abdullah, Perriman, Aghlor and some picks, he has the ammunition to make a trade or two to get his team right for a run.

4. Red Rockets (1-0-1)  Prv. #7 - This team with Dez would argue for the #1 spot. Without him they are forced to start Watkins or Cooks opposite Feed Moncrief which is less than scary to opponents. Lev Bell and Gordon make up a fine 1-2 punch at tailback but this squad without Dez looks a notch below the big three of the league. However, John is known for making a move or three so I wouldn't be surprised to see this team climb to the top. 

5. Super Manning (2-0)  Prv. #6 - Say what you want, just like Peyton this team keeps finding a way to get it done. While the Peyton-DT combo isn't quite what it used to be and Andre Johnson may be literally dead, this team still has enough to challenge for a playoff spot. 

6. BSL (0-2)  Prv. #3 - While BSL could easily be 0-3 after this week (have terrible match ups), I'm still buying stock especially if I can get it discounted like Volkswagen. Their week 4-6 schedule is the cure to all that ails this BSL team. I've got confidence this team will be at .500 or better by Week 7 and then from there they could make something happen.

7. IDGT (1-1)  Prv. #5 - Impressive win this weekend, but this team looks like a house of cards and the DeMarco Murray card is just about to be pulled out. Without a dominant Murray these guys just seem like yesterday's news. 

8. Goonsquad (0-2)  Prv. #8 - You want to talk about a HUGE game for the franchise. Tick has gotta get this W over Red Rockets this week or this franchise may be doomed to a 3rd straight season of no playoffs. I think the Andrew Luck-TY Hilton combo plays to vintage form this week but will it be enough?

9. Purists (1-0-1)  Prv. #10 - Proving the doubters wrong even with Evans underachieving. I still think this team is a year or two away thanks to Benjamin. A running back breaking out and a move for a better WR2 could have me changing my tune though.

10. Carolina Lions (1-1)  Prv. #11 - The Lions went out and got themselves a franchise 3 down back in Jeremy Hill. They also made a nice move for JStew, if they can get the receivers right you never know with Luke this squad could come out of nowhere.

11. Machine Marshall (2-0)  Prv. #12 - This ugly squad won't be as ugly when Martavis Bryant comes back. However they need CJ Anderson to get back rolling (I think he does against Detroit this week).

12. Miami Sharks (0-2)  Prv. #9 - See Story Line #5. I ain't as good as I once was but I was good once as I ever was. Lamar Miller-CMike-McKinnon-Jeffery-Cooper-DGB-Funchess-Floyd is an interesting core but it'll be back half of 2015 before this team has any real bite to it. 

Week 1 Recap: Top 5 Story Lines/Power Rankings

Top 5 Story Lines

1. New Owner for IDGT. Unfortunately with Kory Adams about as interested in his team as Dylan Gibson is in getting a full time job (he started Justin Blackmon what choice did I have), we have made a move to replace him. The new owner, Matt Loftus, brings a combination of energy and hands on ownership that IDGT has never experienced. He takes over a team with championship aspirations after finishing one game short of being UDFL III champs. He also was able to cancel his DirecTV with a year remaining and avoid cancellation fees so his negotiating skills are top notch.

2. Scott's Tots and Dynasty Kings come out firing like 1A and 1B of the league. Tots picked up right where he left off, starting his title defense with a 139 outburst led by Julio Jones. Dynasty Kings' rebuild looks like it paid off in a big way as they finished 2nd in week 1 scoring with a 129 led by his boy DeAndre Hopkins. These two squads distanced themselves from the rest of the pack and should be at the top of the list of UDFFL BOWL IV title contenders.

3. The title game preview that wasn't. CLO and Red Rockets face off was a lot like Mayweather and Pacquiao, all hype and no substance. Red Rockets saw themselves win in a snoozer while CLO Collins is hearing whispers that his AD-Mega 3 consecutive playoff appearance run may be over. Of course you have to think Caleb may have already known this as he was proactive this offseason in acquiring young franchise corner stone Todd Gurley. The Rockets on the other hand would probably trade their 1-0 start for a healthy Dez. John Gallimore's super squad doesn't look nearly as scary as it once did with an injured Dez and an under performing Dez. Bottom line your AFL Division winner is probably one of these two squads but for now they look a step below the Tots and Kings of the league.

4. Watch out for BSL! It took a while for Andrew to turn around the mess that Austin Zente drafted but it looks like he may have finally done it. While he did take a loss week 1, Carlos Hyde looked like a flat out stud and that Kelce guy isn't half bad either. Hyde-Ingram-Cobb-JMatt-Kelce looks like a squad that's ready to challenge for a playoff spot and perhaps even the title. I'd really like to see them make a move for a big time flex play. Either way it looks like Andrew has finally made it to the light at the end of the tunnel.

5. Father Time 1 - Peyton Manning and Andre Johnson 0. It was almost sad watching Peyton last Sunday and it seems like the end of the line is coming for his time with both the Broncos and Super Manning. With an aging Peyton-Lynch-Forsett-Andre, Phil's championship window could be closing one year earlier than anticipated. It's a shame as Phil may have the best backfield he's ever had, just in time for Peyton and Andre to fall off a cliff.

Week 2 Power Rankings

1. Scott's Tots (1-0) - Win the title and then come out and score 139 points in the opener...yep seems like an easy call for #1. They're not quite as strong as they were last year without a healthy Nelson, but they look like they're going to be just fine.

2. Dynasty Kings (1-0) -  Rebuild to championship contender almost overnight. The Kings were wheeling and dealing this off season and look like they want to get what their brother has, an Ultimate Dynasty title. They have the team to do it if McCoy can get right.

3. BSL (0-1) - I'm drinking the BSL kool-aid. See Story Line 3 for why, but seriously this team looks ready to make a run. 

4. CLO (0-1) - Mega and AD have to bounce back, don't they? The two hall of famers' seasons will directly correlate with how much success CLO experiences. My guess they can pull it together enough for CLO to make one more run. 

5. IDGT (0-1) - Loftus takes over a roster with plenty of talent, if he can make a move or two to improve the WR2 situation then watch out. 

6. Super Manning (1-0) - Obviously really needs Peyton and DT to get right but I love the Lynch-Ivory duo in a league where a solid halfback is worth their weight in gold. 

7. Red Rockets (1-0) - Boy this team sure looks a lot different without Dez in the line up. I also don't know if Melvin Gordon is going to be ready to be anything more than a low end HB2 this year. The good news is LBell-MGordon

8. Goonsquad (0-1) - Luck-Foster-Hilton-Maclin-Sanders will eventually be a sick line up, Tick just has to stay competitive during Foster and Hilton's injuries and he could make some noise in a more vulnerable than expected AFL.

9. Miami Sharks (0-1) - A poor showing for the once proud Miami Sharks in week 1, however I still think this team has potential to get things turned around quickly. Jeremy Hill-Alshon Jeffery-Amari Cooper give them a trio of studs to build around. While the bench is stocked with players like Brandon Coleman, Christine Michael, Buck Allen, and Jerick McKinnon who could emerge and propel the Sharks from the basement back to competitiveness. 

10. Purists (1-0) - This squad with a healthy Benjamin would have had a chance to make some noise. Unfortunately without him it's Mike Evans and a trio of low-mid HB2's that he's hoping at least one will emerge to HB1 status. 

11. Lions (0-1) - All the depth but lacking star power with Lamar Miller as their #1 player by a good margin. The Lions have made it to the title game with worse rosters than this though so never sleep on Luke Zente, especially if he could trade some of this depth for an impact player.

12. Machine Marshall (1-0) - Don't let the win fool you, this franchise is in a terrible spot if CJ Anderson doesn't end up being the HB1 many hoped he would. Aside from Anderson, Alfred Morris-Martavis Bryant, and Keenan Allen may be the only pieces on the whole squad who hold any real solid dynasty value. Boles needs to be on his knees praying for Anderson every night. 

UDFFL 2015 Season Preview

1. Top 10 UDFFL Questions Entering 2015

2. 2012 + 2013 Rookie Drafts in Review

3. 2014 Rookie Draft

4. Top Breakout Candidate for Each Team

5. Top MVP Candidate for Each Team

6. Top Bust Candidate for Each Team

7. Dynasty Potential?

8. Short Team By Team Outlook

9. Power Rankings

2015 UDFFL ROOKIE DRAFT

ROUND 1

1.01 - Miami Sharks - HB Todd Gurley, STL

1.02 - Dynasty Kings - HB Melvin Gordon, SD

1.03 - Dynasty Kings - WR Amari Cooper, OAK

1.04 - Dynasty Kings - WR Kevin White, CHI

1.05 - Miami Sharks - HB TJ Yeldon, JAX

1.06 - Dynasty Kings - WR Devante Parker, MIA

1.07 - BSL - HB Tevin Coleman, ATL

1.08 - Lions - WR Dorial Green-Beckham, TEN

1.09 - CLO Collings - HB Ameer Abdullah, DET

1.10 - CLO Collins - WR Breshard Perriman, BAL

1.11 - CLO Collins - WR Nelson Agholor, PHI

1.12 - Purists - HB Duke Johnson, CLE

ROUND 2

2.13 - Dynasty Kings - WR Devin Funchess, CAR

2.14 - Dynasty Kings - HB David Johnson, AZ

2.15 - Purists - HB Jay Ajayi, MIA

2.16 - Super Manning - QB Jameis Winston, TB

2.17 - Miami Sharks - WR Phillip Dorsett, IND

2.18 - CLO Collins - TE Maxx Williams, BAL

2.19 - BSL - HB David Cobb, TEN

2.20 - Purists - WR Jaelen Strong, HOU

2.21 - Purists - WR Devin Smith, NYJ

2.22 - IDGT - WR Chris Conley, KC

2.23 - IDGT - WR Tyler Lockett, SEA

2.24 - Miami Sharks - HB Matt Jones, WAS

ROUND 3

3.25 - Miami Sharks - WR Stefon Diggs, MIN

3.26 - Purists - QB Marcus Mariota, TEN

3.27 - Miami Sharks - HB Buck Allen, BAL

3.28 - Miami Sharks - HB Zach Zenner, DET

3.29 - Miami Sharks -HB Mike Davis, SF

3.30 - Miami Sharks - HB Jeremy Langford, CHI

3.31 - Super Manning - WR Justin Hardy, ATL

3.32 - Miami Sharks - WR Sammie Coates, PIT

3.33 - Miami Sharks - WR Deandre Smelter, SF

3.34 - BSL - HB Cameron Artis-Payne, CAR

3.35 - IDGT -

3.36 - Dynasty Kings

Ultimate Dynasty Trade Assets (49-63)

Better at Sharing 

63. HB Joique Bell (29), Machine Marshall 

62. HB Mark Ingram (25), Machine Marshall

61. HB Andre Ellington (26), I Don't Get Tired

60. HB Gio Bernard (23), Red Rockets


All of these backs make decent HB2 options especially with the lack of depth at the position. Unfortunately for these four assets there's not a lot of room for their stock to improve as they have all shown they are far better committee backs than feature backs. Gio is arguably the most talented of the group but he is now stuck on a team that believes he is just a COP back and he's stuck behind a superior younger feature back. Ellington had his shot to be a feature back in 2014 and proved the durability just isn't there. Ingram is Ingram and should find a decent role in a 50/50 time share somewhere but with him landing spot is everything. Joique no longer has any Reggie Bush to compete with but there's a 100% chance the coaching staff plugs Theo Riddick into the Bush role and perhaps even drafts a mid round back. Still as said before the weak depth at this position makes these guys fairly valuable even with their warts.


Young Budding WR2's

59. WR Brandon Cooks (21), Purists 

58. WR Charles Johnson (26), Lions

57. WR Martavis Bryant (23), Machine Marshall


These three fledgling receivers should mature into every week low end WR2's in 2015. While Charles Johnson is a bit older he belongs in this group as he finally showed flashes last season and should get the chance to be a starting receiver and grow with Teddy Bridgewater (perhaps even be his WR1). Cooks and Bryant are no surprise in this tier either. I would say Martavis has the higher upside just because his skill set should lead to more TD's but Cooks is without a doubt the more sure thing. Cooks paired with Brees while the Saints are suddenly needing someone to step up and take more of the offensive load (with Colston aging out and their salary cap a mess) is a recipe for a nice sophomore season in 2015.


We Could be Heroes 

56. WR Cordarelle Patterson (24), BSL  

55. WR Justin Hunter (24), Sharks

54. HB Christine Michael (24), Dynasty Kings

53. HB Knile Davis (23), Sharks


Some would argue the guys in this tier have the talent not only to be a #1 option at their fantasy position, but to be THE #1 option at their position. I am one of those people. All members of the same 2013 draft class entering their 3rd years, which for the two ex-Tennessee receivers of the group could very well be make or break for their young careers. Hunter and Patterson were both given the opportunity to be starting receivers in this league last year and both underwhelmed. One got benched and the other lacerated as they starred in "when break out seasons go wrong". Knile Davis and CMike on the other hand are given a little bit longer of a leash as they are both stuck behind Hall of Fame caliber aging backs. However we've seen Knile as a starter with a full workload and he did not disappoint, while it looks like CMike as talented as he is may not even be the 2nd string in Seattle. I think everyone in this tier is a good buy as they have the upside to be a true top 10 dynasty asset. With that being said, there is a point where you can't live off of potential forever.


I Don't Have any Dr. Pepper but Could I Interest You In Some Dr. Thunder?

52. TE Jordan Cameron (27), Tots 

51. TE Julius Thomas (27), Sharks

50. TE Jordan Reed (25), Sharks

49. TE Travis Kelce (25), BSL


These aren't the real thing but they're a solid knock off version. Not everyone can have a Gronk on their squad or to a lesser extent even a Jimmy Graham, but these four guys are talented enough to still give you a nice edge at the position. The other thing that puts these guys this high is potential, the thinking that while they aren't Graham caliber now (not using Gronk because I don't think anyone can be Gronk) they all have the potential to be that top 2-3 guy at the position. Cameron and Thomas are probably the highest upside of the group and the lowest downside currently just for the reason their landing spots are up in the air. For example if one lands in Atlanta or Green Bay the hype trains will start to roll, but if one lands in an Oakland/Jacksonville/Cleveland type place their immediate value will surely take a hit. Reed and Kelce are both extremely talented options. Reed is slightly limited by his offense and lack of a solid QB, while Kelce is downright handcuffed by it. In the Chiefs offense with Alex Smith at the helm, Kelce's upside is unfairly capped. He still should be a solid TE1 in 2015 as their number one receiving option but hopefully in the next couple of years he'll get to work with a real QB or at least one that can throw 20+ yards.

Ultimate Dynasty Trade Assets (64-73)

Solid TE1's with Some Tread Left

73. TE Greg Olsen (30), CLO 

72. TE Martellus Bennett (28), RR

There's not too much to see here, if you have one of these tight ends you can count on steady low end TE1 production. The blow up games are few and far between but the weekly floor is a heck of a lot higher than a lot of tight end options. There are some concerns about Bennett losing Trestman, and you know Fox will want to be more run based which could cut into Bennett's targets. Even with those concerns these are two steady guys who you can slot into your TE spot week in and week out and feel pretty good about your chances.

Post Hype 2nd Year Backs

71. HB Bishop Sankey (22), Purists 

70. HB Andre Williams (23), I Don't Get Tired

On one hand you have the 1.05 pick in last year's rookie draft and on the other hand you have a 2nd rookie pick whose value exploded due to his preseason performances. Both were hyped up a tremendous amount in the 2014 offseason, however their regular season performances left much to be desired. On the bright side both seem to still be in line to be the team's tailback of the future (for now). I think Andre is the greater talent and if I was going to bet on one of them, my money would be on him. Although it is very possible both of these once heralded 2014 rookies could find their way on to the list of fantasy busts, they are still young potential feature backs or lead committee backs which is why they crack the top 75 assets.

Young TE Potential Difference Makers

69. TE Dwayne Allen (25), Goonsquad

68. TE Austin Seferian Jenkins (22), Purists

67. TE Zach Ertz (24), Dynasty Kings

While some of Dwayne Allen's shine has recently come off due to the strong emergence of Coby Fleener, he is still the main pass catching tight end in an Andrew Luck led offense which earns him a spot here. Ertz has shown a lot of promise and in a Chip Kelly offense (especially if Maclin leaves) he could have some solid-strong TE1 seasons ahead of him. ASJ on the other hand is just a monster and with VJax out of the picture and a young number one overall pick QB coming in the arrow is pointing up.


The Speed Demons with the High Ceilings and the Lowest Floors

66. WR Percy Harvin (27), Scott's Tots 

65. WR Desean Jackson (28), Carolina Lions

64. WR Torrey Smith (26), Scott's Tots

A couple free agents to be and a guy who was an unexpected free agent last offseason. The similarities don't end there as all three of these guys possess game breaking speed and can put up 20+ point fantasy performances any given Sunday. However these guys can also go a game without connecting on a single target. Not a bad WR2 option as they can win you some weeks but you have to be prepared for the low floor.