WR September ADP: Godwin Best Value, Evans Declining — SkimNews
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- Chris Godwin is called the best ADP value of any player at 88.4 overall (WR35), with Eisenberg recommending a Round 5 draft slot as WR29; Godwin averaged 19.7 PPR points per game across seven 2024 games and should return to the slot, with Baker Mayfield praising him throughout camp.
- Carnell Tate has dropped from a Round 6 to a Round 8 recommendation at an ADP of 89.4 (WR36), with Eisenberg describing the offense as "looking lost" and expressing doubt about the rookie-Cam Ward connection for three-receiver leagues in Week 1.
- Quentin Johnston is on the rise at an ADP of 95.1 (WR38); Eisenberg would draft him as early as Round 6, projecting top-24 upside with Mike McDaniel calling plays and tackles Rashawn Slater and Joe Alt healthy.
- Mike Evans has slipped to an ADP of 72.7 (WR31) after quadriceps and groin injuries in camp, though he's expected to play Week 1; Eisenberg still calls him a high-end No. 3 Fantasy option with potential for a seventh career 1,000-yard/10-TD season.
- Jalen Coker (54 percent rostered) is Eisenberg's top waiver-wire receiver, having averaged 14.6 PPR points per game across his final six outings last season and projected as a potential No. 3 Fantasy receiver.
- Jordyn Tyson (43 percent rostered) is recommended as an IR stash due to a hamstring injury, with Eisenberg projecting potential No. 3 Fantasy receiver upside once healthy.
Why it matters: Fantasy drafters heading into Labor Day weekend face shifting WR values driven by training camp injuries (Evans falling to ADP 72.7) and offensive changes (McDaniel's play-calling boosting Johnston, Tate's offense "looking lost"); Eisenberg's call to draft Godwin in Round 5 while his market ADP sits at WR35 signals a meaningful draft-day value gap for those who trust the conviction.
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