Wyatt Bertolone highlights out some wide receivers to pursue or move on from.
We look at the first half of rookie wideouts in an impressive 2023 group.
We advise on some potential moves you can make this week.
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Summer is the best time to evaluate dynasty assets and their place in the dynasty market. In this series, we will bring you a riser, faller, and longshot from each NFL team. We’ll cover dynasty values, potential trades, and overall team outlooks.
Let’s jump into the Baltimore Ravens!
The Ravens have a fairly straightforward target hierarchy, consisting of veteran tight end Mark Andrews, Flowers, and then basically everyone else down a few tiers later.
Depth Chart courtesy of 4for4.com.
Not surprisingly, such a consolidated target tree should yield dividends for rising NFL sophomore Flowers, who as a rookie put together a fine campaign resulting in a finish as the PPR WR30. And while Baltimore only had nearly the same passing volume as they did in 2022, Lamar Jackson’s sustained health combined with improved coaching and play-calling led to 600 additional passing yards and 1.3 more YPA. With the 2023 rookie already leading the team in targets in a vastly improved passing offense, things could be set to truly take off in 2024.
