Mike Wright kept Justin Jefferson at WR3, noting the only ding is an unknown touchdown ceiling with rookie J.J. McCarthy. Jefferson just averaged 96.5 yards per game through five NFL seasons—the best mark in league history and a full 10 yards ahead of Calvin Johnson. Wright pointed out Jefferson’s 2024 stretch with Sam Darnold proved quarterback proof; even league‑average play will sustain him. Statistically, Jefferson could average just over 40 yards a game in 2025 and still hold the all‑time pace record. Wright concluded Jefferson remains a tier‑one anchor whose floor is higher than most receivers’ ceilings, recommending him anywhere from picks 2‑4 overall in season‑long drafts.