Carnell Tate is the WR29 off the board on Underdog. The analytics tell us that he’s one of the most efficient, sure-handed Xs to enter the league in recent years. In Tennessee, he’s paired with a second-year quarterback whose strengths mirror his own, in a scheme that rewards an alpha boundary receiver who wins at the catch point. In our view, Tate’s draft cost is reasonable, but doesn’t sufficiently account for his ceiling case.

Ashton Jeanty is RB5 on Underdog, being selected at pick 11 on average. He's valued at a premium despite coming off an inefficient, all in all disappointing rookie year in Las Vegas. But a deeper look at the analytical profile coupled with the player’s immense talent tell us he might be the highest upside selection at the 1-2 turn in drafts right now.

The best ball market treats Williams like a solid QB1 floor play (QB6). We see top-4 positional upside based on a genuinely strong rushing profile, proven elite offensive ecosystem (including uniquely tantalizing stacking potential), and the fact that Williams is one of the most purely gifted passers in the NFL.