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Draft Priority Low3
Skip him in early or middle rounds; only grab him in the late rounds as a long-shot or for dynasty rosters, since he’s third/fourth on the depth chart and likely won’t play unless others get hurt. Want 3 more details?
Draft Priority Low4
Draft him in the late rounds only, or wait and pick him up after the draft if he looks good in preseason. He’s getting praise but is unproven and might not make the team, so don’t spend a middle-round pick on him. Want 2 more details?
Draft Priority Medium3
Draft Rachaad White in the mid-to-late rounds as a backup who catches passes and can be useful if the starter misses time. He has some groin trouble and other backs around him, so don’t count on him as a starter and keep an eye on preseason and injury news. Want 7 more details?
Draft Priority Ignore3
Don't draft him — only pick him in the very late rounds if you want a cheap backup in case Jordan Love can't play; otherwise skip him in normal leagues.
Draft Priority Low5
Skip him in the early or middle rounds in one-quarterback leagues — only grab him in the late rounds as a bench long-shot. If your league starts two quarterbacks, consider a mid-to-late round pick since he could win the job, but know he’s risky and can give the ball away a lot. Want 10 more details?
Draft Priority Medium
Draft him in the mid-to-late rounds as a bench player; don’t pick him early. He’s improved his route running and looks stronger, but he’s in a new spot with a lot of competition so he might not get many catches — if he does, he could finish big. Want 5 more details?
Draft Priority Ignore
Skip Kenny Pickett — don't take him, even in late rounds. He's changed teams a lot, has a hamstring worry, and probably won't be a starter, so only grab him as a very late long-shot bench pick in leagues that let you start more than one quarterback. Want 2 more details?
Draft Priority High3
Draft him in the late rounds. He’s a rookie who’s shown chemistry with Justin Herbert and could make some big plays, but he might not get many snaps and has a small injury risk. Want 11 more details?
Draft Priority High3
Yes — pick Pollard in the mid-rounds; he can be a solid option early in the season. Just be aware he might split time with other backs, isn’t as sharp as before, and his touchdowns can swing a lot. Want 59 more details?
Draft Priority Medium5
Draft him in the late rounds as a bench tight end or a backup for bye weeks. He scored well per game last year and can grab touchdowns on special plays, but his role is unpredictable and he may only help some weeks.