Papy is a full-time DFS player, with a focus on high-stakes tourneys, and with hundreds of thousands in lifetime profit
The Bucs WR room was decimated by injuries when Chris Godwin went down for the year and Mike Evans hit the IR with a hammy. After saying the Browns had the cheapest collection of pass catchers I could ever remember, the Bucs managed to take the crown only one week later. Sterling Shepard ($3,800), Trey Palmer ($3,500), Cade Otton ($3,500), and McMillan are all priced below $4,000. I feel relatively confident there has never been a team with all four of its primary pass catchers priced as punts. Someone is going to outperform their price, the only question is which one? I’m going to lean on McMillan but there is a case to be made for any of the four guys mentioned above. I suspect McMillan and Otton will draw the most ownership but all of them should be used to some extent by the field. These guys are going to mostly be used as salary saver one-offs making the idea of stacking two of them with Baker Mayfield ($6,700) relatively unique. I’ll have 1-2 large field lineups that play the idea of a Baker + two pass catches with a Falcons bring-back as its core stack while using all the Bucs receivers to save salary as one-offs on other rosters.
