Mike Evans

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.

Aizer believes Evans' touchdown upside and a clearer path to heavy volume in San Francisco outweigh the age and injury concerns baked into his draft price.

Johnson believes Evans’ injury concerns are overly baked into his ADP and that a healthy Evans should still be a weekly top-end receiver in a strong San Francisco fit with plenty of available targets.

Cupps likes the idea of Evans operating in Kyle Shanahan's offense, believing the scheme could maximize his vertical and red-zone strengths if he can stay healthy.

The Headliners remain bullish on Evans despite San Francisco adding Deebo Samuel, arguing their roles are different and that Evans should continue operating as the vertical and red-zone threat.