Scott Barrett

Barrett calls Washington the most mispriced player in drafts, pointing to elite late-season target share and production plus the historically fantasy-friendly Liam Coen slot role as reasons he sees legitimate WR1 upside.

Barrett sees Evans as an extreme value at roughly WR20 despite top-six upside, citing years of elite air-yard production and a Kyle Shanahan offense he believes is an ideal marriage for Evans’ skill set.

Barrett is betting on Burden’s outstanding rookie efficiency and run-after-catch talent, with Ben Johnson’s slot-heavy offense creating a setup he believes is ideal for a Year 2 breakout.

Barrett expects Montgomery to receive something close to Houston’s former Joe Mixon workload, giving him strong volume and touchdown potential at a fifth/sixth-round price.

Barrett sees Brooks as a ninth-round upside pick with enough talent, receiving ability and pass protection skill to potentially win Carolina’s starting job outright.