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A.J. Brown, TEN: Possible departures of Corey Davis/Jonnu Smith could open door for true WR1 usage.
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Michael Thomas, NO: Hard to imagine Thomas returning to 120-catch form in Taysom Hill-led offense.
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Diontae Johnson, PIT: Only question now is if Big Ben's successor will be up to the task.
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Tee Higgins, CIN: Showed strong chemistry with Joe Burrow prior to the No.1 overall pick getting hurt.
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Chase Claypool, PIT: Needs Big Ben's successor to be up to the task just as much as Diontae Johnson does.
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Julio Jones, ATL: Seems awful low for such a good player, but age and durability are starting to become concerns.
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Deebo Samuel, SF: Playing style makes him fun to watch but will likely always make it hard to depend on him week after week.
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D.J. Chark, JAC: Should thrive in offense (likely) led by Trevor Lawrence.
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Laviska Shenault, JAC: Urban Meyer's college offenses always found a place for versatile chess pieces like Shenault.
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Will Fuller, FA: Lack of durability, Deshaun Watson's status and potential departure from Houston make him a risky investment.
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Parris Campbell, IND: Still very much a dynasty asset with huge upside despite injury-plagued first two seasons.
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Gabriel Davis, BUF: John Brown's expected release could lead to roughly 100 targets in 2021.
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Henry Ruggs III, LV: GM chalked disappointing rookie year up to lack of strength and substandard NFL route-running.
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Van Jefferson, LAR: Poised to take over Josh Reynolds' old role; strong route-running could lead to bigger role than Reynolds had.
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= Upside
= Risk
