Mason Taylor

Yep, Trevor Lawrence, JSN, I assume.

Trevor Lawrence, JSN, Flowers, Parker, Washington, Hampton, Javonte, Williams, Craft, and then bench is DJ Moore, Mason, Algier, m- math- uh, oh, you said that was, uh, Mark Andrews, Gainwell, and Concepcion.

I like the bench.

That's a good bench right there.

And the one thing that we need to realize is that Garrett Wilson is the target hog of this offense, but Adonai Mitchell is the wide receiver too.

Uh, Kenyon Sadiq has been up and down in terms for a tight end, right? But Kenyon Sadiq, in terms of him, oh, starting off being the second look, I don't buy it.

Projections are actually showing Mason Taylor as the higher projected player.

Neither one very impressive, but until they, you know, can acclimate Kenyon Sadiq into NFL game level, because he's been dealing with this hor- uh, this hernia unfortunately.

The perfect sort of move tight end in Kenyan Sadiq.

A two-way tight end that can catch passes, especially in the red zone, in Mason Taylor.

It's, it's a, it's a, it's a, the most underrated skill position, offensive skill position units in the league, if not the, uh, one of the most underrated skill position units in the league.

I can't think of a more underrated one at the moment.

Like, Demario Davis is a linebacker.

But yeah, they have, like, pretty good skill players with Sadiq, and Mason Taylor, and Garrett Wilson, and Omar Cooper.

I don't, I know I really like him-

I like Omar Cooper

Kenyon Sadiq is a quality player.

Taylor, Mason Taylor is a quality player.

You have Brees Hall.

You have Braylon.

So it's going to be a slow start for him.

But Mason Taylor is a kid they drafted in the second round last year at tight end.

Garrett Wilson, we know is a good wide receiver.

A.D. Mitchell, who came over in the Swass Gardner trade.

And I think we have the tools to exploit that constantly.

whether it's Mason Taylor or Hall or Cooper in the slot, really anybody, just keep attacking them in that middle.

Find that matchup and abuse it constantly because there will be opportunities there.

And if they try to overcompensate for that, then that's going to leave everything open for somebody else.

It's a little tough because they've done a lot of roster turnover, I would say, specifically on defense.

But who are you looking to take the big jump, Matt? Offense or defense, doesn't matter.

I'm going to say Mason Taylor.

I like that

Williams, high-level wrist, not touching it.

We're Mason Taylor.

He should start the season as a tight end.

One PPR floor in the mid-level as Kenyon Sadiq.

Brees Hall's going to play.

Mason Taylor's been named Titan One, but Kenya Sadiq's fit and ready to go as well after a bit of an up-and-down training camp fitness-wise.

Garrett Wilson's obviously ready to go.

And, you know, probably the best number two receiver in football, Adonai Mitchell, is alive and ready to go as well.