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In episode 54, Shaun and Keegan give their 30,000 ft view on why the 2023 draft class should excite fantasy managers at RB and QB but at the same time leave them wanting more at WR in comparison to the 2022 crop of prospects.
Afterwards, the guys reveal their top six lessons learned from the 2022 draft:
Pay attention to Round 1 WRs, regardless if you have concerns
Even if a prospect didn't dominate in college, they could still be good right out of the gates at the next level
Round 3 RBs are like shopping at Marshall's: you may need to sift through some garbage, but you may get lucky and find a gem.
Even "meh" QB prospects have value.
Elite rookie tight ends are still not very impactful in redraft leagues.
If a prospect has flaws but possesses an elite trait, keep an open mind, as it could translate to the next level.
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