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Green's main red flag is his consistency. While Green posses all the tools to be a top-tier fantasy option at QB, he struggles to string it all together for a complete game. There's hope a QB coach can help work through those issues, but we need to see where Green lands during the draft

Day 23 of "Prospect a Day"! Last but not least we have Taylen Green, QB out of Arkansas. Taylen Green is likely on most fantasy managers radars thanks to is record-breaking combine performance. The dual-threat QB showcased elite running ability at both Boise State and Arkansas

His measurables jumped off the page at the combine. With 4.56 speed and a 40-inch vertical, Payton put on display his elite explosiveness. Payton may end up as another Taysom Hill-type player, but for the moment, he projects to be a very interesting and valuable player for fantasy.

Day 22 of "Prospect a Day!" Cole Payton from NDSU is fascinating. Prior to 2025, he attempted just 55 passes and was used more as a QB/RB hybrid while backing up Cam Miller. When he finally got the keys to the offense, he was an exciting dual-threat QB for the Bison

Robertson threw the ball 504 times last season, third most in the FBS. He averaged over 300 yards a game passing (also leading the conference). Throwing the ball at that clip does have its downsides. Robertson's 60% completion rate and 12 INTs does leave prospective drafters hesitant to go all in

Day 21 of "Prospect a Day! One more Baylor prospect for ya, and it's their QB Sawyer Robertson. Robertson is coming off back-to-back 3,000 passing seasons. He ended his 2025 campaign leading the conference in passing yards (3,681) and passing TDs (31)

His current draft stock isn't ideal as a Day 3 pick, but that doesn't mean he has zero chance of making NFL rosters. Koziol is a talented receiver who boasts a 4.7 40 while standing at 6'6'' 245. With over 1,500 yards between the past two seasons, Koziol could be a deep sleeper in your rookie drafts

Day 20 of "Prospect a Day! A tight end who accumulates over 150 receptions over two years has to be someone to watch, right? That tight end is Houston's Tanner Koziol. The big TE from the Big-12 led the division in receptions with 74, and was 11th in receiving yards with 727

Klare’s full talents can be seen in his 2024 highlight reel while at Purdue, where he truly put his receiving prowess on display. Klare is shaping up to be an NFL-ready TE that can get on the field day 1. Even if his ceiling is more Jake Ferguson than Travis Kelce, Klare will be someone to roster

Day 19 of "Prospect a Day"! Max Klare of Ohio State is a prototypical tight end who can fit into any NFL roster. His production numbers don't pop off the page, but who can blame him when he has to earn targets away from Carnell Tate and Jeremiah Smith

Trigg was suspended to start his 2023 season at Ole Miss, and he left the team a few weeks later, joining Baylor for the 2024 season. His production outside of 2025 was minimal due to his lack of time on the field. NFL teams may be hesitant to take a shot on the TE from Baylor.

Day 18 of "Prospect a Day"! Michael Trigg is a bully of a tight end, who isn’t afraid to bring the hit to the defender. He has strong hands and has the size to be a regular threat in the redzone. Trigg can be a fantasy stud - there are just a few hurdles he has to clear before reaching that point

Joly doesn't have an earth-shattering production profile, but he was a consistent and reliable target at both UConn and NC State. He never eclipsed 700 yards receiving, but averaging over 40 catches a season since 2023 is a good sign for his potential viability as a fantasy option.

Day 17 of "Prospect a Day!" Justin Joly of NC State is a tight end that's getting a bit of buzz as we near the draft this Thursday. Joly is a tad smaller than most tight ends, making him more of a big wide receiver than a true every-down TE. He's currently mocked as the 6th TE off the board.

His production profile is a bit small, failing to top 700 yards through four years. His frame is also a bit small, pigeonholing him a bit when it comes to his types of usage. Burks will need a perfect landing to be a productive fantasy option from day 1.

Day 16 of "Prospect a Day!" (a day late thanks to the bsky server gremlins) Deion Burks, WR from Oklahoma, is a big play waiting to happen. Burks has the speed and quickness to make things happen when he has space. Maybe a bit gadgety for fantasy, the NFL is sure to have some ideas for his skills

Bell initially began his collegiate career at Wisconsin, where he was not as productive. Sometimes a change of scenery (and level of competition) helps If Bell lands in the third round of the NFL draft, fantasy managers should feel a bit more comfortable drafting this smaller-school standout.

Day 15 of "Prospect a Day!" Skyler Bell, WR, UConn, broke out in a huge way in 2025. 101 catches for almost 1300 yards is production that's hard to ignore. Bell showcased playmaking ability whenever he touched the ball. Which, to UConns credit, they made sure he did. A lot.

However, fantasy mangers should exercise a little bit of caution with this combine riser. Lance didn't do much route running outside of go-routes and posts. Potentially an NFL coach can help him become a more well-rounded receiver. If not, Lance may see limited usage and limited viability in fantasy

Day 14 of "Prospect a Day!" There is one player that could emerge as the next elite deep threat in the NFL, and that is NDSU's Bryce Lance. His tape is jammed-packed with clips of him torching defenders for a huge gain. After testing well at the combine, it became apparent why he was open so often

As a 5th year man at Baylor he came into his own in the past two years as he put up over 1500 yards and 19 TDs. He didn't test at the combine so we don't have a numerical sense of his athleticism, but his tape certainly shows a player who can make a play when needed

Day 13 of "Prospect a Day!" Josh Cameron is the WR1 out of Baylor, and while he's likely to end up as a Day 3 pick, there's a lot to like in his game. He plays big with strong hands and toughness that teams are sure to like.

Brazzell spent two years at Tulane before transferring to Tennessee, where he "broke out" in his second year with 700 yards and 5 TDs. Again, it wasn't until his second year with the Vols that we saw Brazzell emerge as the WR1. Fingers crossed this isn't another product of a whacky TENN offense.

Day 12 of "Prospect a Day"! (Totally on time and not a day late) Say what you want about Tennessee wide receivers of the past, but Chris Brazzell is a potential trend breaker. Brazzell had a productive year thanks to his elite size and speed (6'4'', 4.37 40). His 9 TDs were tied for 1st in the SEC

Slowly but surely, however, the Bell hype-train is gaining speed once again. His final season is peppered with huge games that reflect his upside once he returns from his injury. Bell will need to head to a franchise that has a little bit of patience has he ramps up after an offseason of rehab