Expect a sweat for NFL Draft first-round WRs taken
Jay Croucher and Drew Dinsick try to make sense of the first-round wide receivers taken market for the NFL Draft and how it could be a stressful bet for some.
Video Transcript
Okay, NFL Draft around the corner.
A lot of fun markets to bet into.
One of them we're gonna talk about today, the wide receivers drafted in the first round.
The over-under set at five and a half.
Over, plus one thirty-five.
Under, minus one seventy-five.
Pretty safe to say Tyson, Tate, Lemon will be first-rounders.
And then Cooper, Boston, and especially KC Concepcion, that seems to be the inflection point for how many are gonna be taken.
What is your read, Drew?
Yeah.
I feel like I get burned in this market every year because you look at, teams at the end of the first round and you're scratching your head like, "Do they really have need at wide receiver?"
There's clear and obvious needs otherwise, but, the, you know, k- we-- there tends to be, pressure on these teams to take wide receivers late in the first or trade into the first to take wide receivers.
So, I've gotten burned on this one a bunch recently.
But, right now I make the probability for Cooper, Boston, and Concepcion all around, sixty-six percent to go in round one.
that means that two of them three will likely go, and that puts us at five.
really it kinda comes down to does the, you know, does a team, like the Dolphins, for instance, with the thirtieth pick, take a wide receiver?
They have so many needs, it's really, really, really tough to see that that's where they would l- they would, ultimately go with that pick.
But, you know, that's, that's, that's the one that it's gonna come down to sweat because I'm laying the under, laying the price on the under here, under five and a half.
and, will be holding my breath when the Dolphins are on the clock with the thirtieth pick.
