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St. Brown

The third-year receiver has been pretty great at almost everything. He’s averaged nearly 3.0 yards per route run when lined up out wide, but it’s worth noting he mostly does that in two-receiver sets and is being compared to receivers who line up wide all the time. Outside of that, he ranks in the 85th to 95th percentile in most situations.

St. Brown’s role in the Lions offense hasn’t changed since joining the team. He lines up at the Z position in two-receiver sets and moves to the slot in three-receiver sets. His target share has been elite, partially due to a lack of competition for targets from other wide receivers.

St. Brown deserves to get picked in the top half of the first round of PPR drafts. The Lions' run-first offense and Jared Goff’s aversion to deep passes might prevent St. Brown from being in the overall WR1 conversation, but an argument can be made that the Lions receiver is the safest pick in fantasy drafts this year.