Thread by @AdamHarstad

OBJ - 1st / WR1
Amari - 7th / WR7
ARob - 6th-15th / WR6-12*
Thomas - 13th / WR9
McLaurin - 29th / WR11
JuJu - 21st / WR11
Evans - 10th / WR8
AJ Brown - 9th / WR2
Diggs - 30th / WR22
Metcalf - 6th / WR1

"What is this?"

Wanted to try to get some context for McLaurin. @DLFootball has been running monthly dynasty mocks since 2014. Here are the Top 10 receivers since 2013 in receiving yards through 22 games, along with their ADP (per DLF) the month they played their 22nd game.

General notes:
* DLF didn't run mocks the month Robinson played his 22nd game, so the range shows where he ranked the month before (15th overall, WR12) and where he ranked the month after (6th / WR6)
* I excluded Snead because he was a gameday inactive his entire rookie year.

(If you're curious about Snead, he was 56th overall / WR36. As I said, given that he bounced between three teams his rookie year and spent it all on a practice squad, I think some skepticism was reasonable and he's therefore not directly comparable. But there's the data for you.)

In general, fair to say everyone was drafted 13th or higher except for JuJu (21st), McLaurin (29th), and Diggs (30th).

Diggs was a 5th rounder, had recently gotten injured. I remember opinion being slow on JuJu (bought him low in this window). Surprisingly, given the later love.

I guess the maximally strong case against McLaurin is he's quite old for a 2nd-year receiver (just turned 25) and the RB and QB positions are quite a bit stronger today than they were for much of this period, pushing him down the overall ranks.

I think it's a mistake.

And as always big thanks to @RyanMc23 and @DLFootball for the data.