Olamide Zaccheaus

He's getting more snaps and routes than the rookie, and the Raiders have been easy targets for inside receivers, so Zaccheaus is worth adding in most leagues — especially 12-team or bigger leagues and those that give points for catches. Treat him as a bench depth piece for now, not a guaranteed starter, and check next week's snap counts and receiver health before you start him.

Add him — he caught 4 of 7 passes, ran more slot routes than rookie Burden, and already looks connected to QB Caleb Williams while drawing a Lions defense that was the easiest on slot receivers last year. Small sample and role competition mean grab him in larger leagues or leagues that value catches; in smaller leagues only if you need a steady weekly option, and watch his snaps and targets over the next couple weeks.

Because the Vikings blitz a lot, rookie QB Caleb Williams will probably throw quick, short passes, so Zaccheaus — likely the slot receiver — should get steady, safe catches and be a reliable play for consistent points. Keep in mind this is one analyst’s view and Williams’ mistakes or Burden taking targets could cut into his long plays.

Draft him only in the late rounds as a bench pick, and only if your league is deep. He might help if he starts getting steady snaps, but don't expect him to be a regular scorer.