Treylon Burks

6/22: All the target upside in the world, but already huffing-and-puffing (amid conditioning and commitment concerns) - want to see him turn this around in minicamp before confidently investing

Treylon Burks finished first in his class in yards per route run (3.57) while also ranking No. 1 in yards per route run when lined up outside (6.08) among all receivers. It's an encouraging sign that a size-speed specimen delivered when aligned on the perimeter, as he spent 77% of his career in the slot.

The rookie's 8.5 yards after the catch rank 14th among 169 qualifying wide receivers (92nd percentile) over the past two seasons.His elite college production and top-notch 32% dominator rating speak for themselves.

And the best part is, he should produce from Day 1 after being drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the 1st round of the NFL Draft.

There's hardly any competition for targets outside of Robert Woods), who is coming off a torn ACL. And with a similar YAC-ability to A.J. Brown, Burks should be able to step on the field on day one and offer immediate fantasy football appeal as a top-30 fantasy option.

This is a best-case scenario for Treylon Burks' dynasty hope. Burks now assumes the possible top spot in the Titans' passing attack. This scheme was designed for a similar archetype of wide receiver before him in A.J. Brown. Burks, the question has never been raw talent, but how that talent would transition to the NFL. The A.J. Brown treatment with screens and yards after the catch opportunities should be paramount for Todd Downing.

18th overall pick, 6'2", 225lbs, 9 7/8" hands, 4.55 forty, 7.28 three-cone, 33" vertical, 10'2" broad jump, Arkansas

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