Outlook Troy Franklin
Slot Role and Rising Draft Stock Make Denver's Young Receiver an Intriguing Late-Round Bench Stash
Troy Franklin enters his third professional season projected to operate as Denver's primary slot receiver. While he holds a starting slot role, he must compete for targets alongside established options Courtland Sutton and Jaylen Waddle, which could compress his overall volume.
Coming off a strong sophomore campaign where he posted 709 yards and six scores, our models project a conservative baseline of 33 receptions, 383 yards, and three touchdowns on 50 targets. This projection reflects a more crowded passing hierarchy under quarterback Bo Nix.
His draft stock is rising, with his ADP climbing from the 230s in May to 202 in June. At this late-round price in PPR formats, Franklin is an intriguing bench stash who offers a proven ceiling if Denver's offense takes a leap forward.
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Outlook Jauan Jennings
Clutch Veteran Joins Minnesota's High-Powered Offense as a Prime Late-Round PPR Value
Jennings signed a one-year deal with Minnesota to operate as the primary slot receiver alongside Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison. Joining a potent offense featuring Kyler Murray, Jennings famously compared his new situation to "Kevin Durant joining the Warriors." Still, he sits third in the wide receiver hierarchy.
Our models project Jennings for 48 receptions, 569 yards, and 4 touchdowns on 76 targets. After posting 137 catches and 16 scores over his last two seasons, he brings excellent hands and run-blocking to the Vikings, though sharing looks with Addison, Jefferson, and T.J. Hockenson caps his weekly ceiling.
Jennings' ADP currently sits at 146, recovering from a brief summer spike. For 1.0 PPR managers, our projections see his late-round price tag as a great value. He represents an affordable bench stash who can immediately provide starting utility if any of the team's top pass-catchers face an injury.
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