Jalen Nailor

He's worth a look because he lines up inside, is getting about 15% of the team's pass targets, and the Bengals have been easy on opposing receivers. Heads up: his snaps can swing week to week, so he could either have a big game or barely show up.

Nailor is worth picking up because he’s set to play a lot in the slot against shaky defenders and, with Jordan Addison suspended, should get more passes thrown his way. Add him in most leagues—especially bigger ones—but only start him if you need a risky play or the first game shows he’s getting steady snaps and targets.

Only consider him in very late rounds or just pick him up after the draft. He only matters if Jefferson or Addison miss time; otherwise he probably won't get many catches and might only pop for the occasional touchdown.

Draft Nailor in the late rounds — he's a cheap long-shot pick. The quarterback already knows him and defenses will key on the team's tight end, so he could step up as the main outside receiver and score a lot, but he might also do very little if he doesn't get catches.