Dwain McFarland

McFarland believes Herbert could have a career year in Mike McDaniel's offense if the Chargers' offensive line stays reasonably healthy, giving him strong upside at his draft cost.

McFarland sees Purdy as annually underrated after a QB6 finish despite rarely having a fully healthy offense, with added weapons giving him another strong floor and ceiling combination.

McFarland likes Murray as a cheap way to access dual-threat quarterback upside, especially with Justin Jefferson, Jordan Addison and Kevin O'Connell surrounding him in Minnesota.

McFarland believes Green Bay could lean more heavily on the passing game and sees Love's proven touchdown ceiling, improving downfield efficiency and deep group of weapons as a strong late-round quarterback bet.

McFarland likes Cook's elite rushing profile and sees additional receiving upside if Buffalo's backfield target competition remains limited, giving him a strong role in one of the league's best offenses.

McFarland sees Walker as a high-upside back in Kansas City with a realistic path to a true workhorse role in an elite scoring environment.

McFarland believes Brooks finally has a chance to show the talent that made him a second-round NFL pick, with a healthier offseason and a backfield that offers a path to meaningful work.

McFarland sees Croskey-Merritt as underpriced given positive camp reports, possible receiving growth and a Washington offense he projects to be one of the league's stronger rushing units.

McFarland is buying the injury discount on Nabers, believing his ceiling remains well above the receivers being drafted around him if he can get healthy early in the season.

McFarland sees Smith as a priority target with the opportunity to turn elite efficiency into true WR1 volume in Philadelphia.

McFarland loves Waddle's move to Denver, where a versatile WR1 role under Sean Payton and a high-volume passing attack give him major upside.

McFarland believes Watson's elite yards-per-route efficiency, healthy offseason and expected increase in volume give him legitimate WR1 upside at a major discount.

McFarland is backing Washington after strong efficiency and late-season production, viewing him as the Jacksonville receiver most likely to outperform his draft cost.

McFarland sees Loveland as a high-end tight end target with elite late-season underlying usage and a draft price well below the very top of the position.

McFarland believes Kittle's injury and age concerns have pushed his price too low for a player who still showed top-three tight end usage and efficiency last season.