Jayden

Reed

He excelled as a slot receiver, ranking above the 90th percentile in yards per route run from the slot. Reed also performed well in challenging situations for slot receivers, including against double coverage and press coverage. His standout route was the go route, where he averaged 3.52 yards per route run, though this number will likely regress.

It might be challenging for Reed to gain more time in two-receiver sets in his second year. The Packers kept their wide receivers in consistent roles last season: Romeo Doubs was the X receiver, Christian Watson the Z and Dontayvion Wicks the primary backup for both. Wicks graded slightly better than Reed, so if anyone gets more playing time in two-receiver sets, it might be Wicks.

Reed is very talented but could exemplify how real-life talent doesn't always translate to consistent fantasy success. While he will have some great games like last season, he might have more games where he should be left on fantasy benches because the Packers' game plan that week might not favor him.