Reed emerged as the No. 1 receiver for the Packers during his rookie campaign in 2023, scoring 10 total touchdowns, and we'll see if he can build off that performance in Year 2. We like Reed as a high-end No. 3 Fantasy receiver in all leagues, and he's worth drafting as early as Round 6. Last year, Reed averaged 13.6 PPR points per game, and he scored at least 15 PPR points in seven of his final eight games to close the regular season. Green Bay has a crowded receiving corps, and most of Reed's production came when Christian Watson was dealing with hamstring problems, which are hopefully under control this season. That said, Reed was used in a variety of ways (he had 11 carries for 119 and two touchdowns), and he's someone Jordan Love should continue to rely on. We hope Reed doesn't take a step back in production, and he has the upside to be a top-20 Fantasy option in all leagues, especially if he can score double digits in touchdowns again this year.
Reed impressed as a rookie and is back to do it again in his second season with the Packers. The former second-round pick showcased his talent down the stretch with at least 15 fantasy points in seven of his final eight games. In fact, over that stretch, Reed was WR10! The upside is obvious, the only problem is the number of options Jordan Love has at his disposal. Christian Watson is a potential star when healthy, Romeo Doubs has shown his knack for the end zone and Dontayvion Wicks even flashed last season. It's just a deep WR room and it's the deepest position in fantasy. Because of that, Reed checks in as a flex with WR3 upside.
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