Rome Odunze

He played almost every snap and led the team in targets, so plug him in as your third receiver or in that extra receiver spot. His value goes up if DJ Moore is hurt and the Week 2 matchup is friendly—check Moore’s injury update before kickoff.

Start Odunze as your third receiver or flex if you want a shot at a big game — he’s likely to be a main target and draws a Vikings defense that often gives up catches to outside receivers. If you need a sure thing, leave him on the bench — new Bears receivers and his shaky catching/quarterback accuracy make him risky, so double-check Week 1 snap counts and who’s getting targets before locking him in.

Grab him in the mid rounds — with Keenan Allen gone he should see plenty of passes in Chicago. He’s a rookie and the quarterback picture isn’t set, so he’s a bit risky, but that makes him worth a mid-round pick.

You should definitely draft Odunze in the middle rounds of your draft because he has a great chance to be his team's top receiver. He is coming off a foot injury, but the potential payoff makes him well worth that selection.