Sal Vetri

Sal sees Hall as a strong Round 3 value because of his proven receiving ceiling, previous high-end fantasy production and a Jets offense that should continue flowing heavily through Hall and Garrett Wilson.

Vetri sees Rice as a major draft value after he produced at a top-five fantasy pace when healthy, commanded elite red-zone and designed-target usage, and now gets Patrick Mahomes back with little added target competition.

Vetri believes Burden's quiet rookie season hid elite efficiency, pointing to his late-season WR1-level production, strong yards-per-route numbers and increased opportunity after DJ Moore's departure.

Vetri sees Walker stepping into a wide-open Kansas City backfield with a major contract and little competition, giving him the opportunity to become the centerpiece of the Chiefs' rushing attack.

Vetri expects Warren to build on an impressive rookie year, with Michael Pittman's departure opening more targets in the short and intermediate areas where Warren already thrived.

Vetri sees Henderson as a potential breakout back after he produced like an RB1 down the stretch, with an improving Patriots offense and less defensive attention creating room for another leap.

Vetri is betting on Moore rebounding in Buffalo, where Josh Allen gives him the strongest quarterback situation of his career and a realistic path to becoming the Bills' true No. 1 receiver.

Vetri believes Collins already has elite WR production and could reach another level if C.J. Stroud rebounds, pointing to Collins' strong multi-year efficiency and Houston's commitment to him as its top receiver.