Jakob Sanderson said Michael Pittman Jr. is one of the best values on the entire Best Ball Mania board. Pittman has routinely posted between 0.23 and 0.28 targets per route in far worse passing environments, and Sanderson believes a Daniel Jones–led offense will be “a lot more normal, maybe not good, but fine.” Jones’ higher completion rate and lower average depth of target should extend drives and create a steadier diet of high-percentage looks for Pittman. Sanderson thinks Pittman’s current eighth- to ninth-round ADP is two to three rounds too cheap for a proven target earner who could flirt with 140–150 targets in a league-average attack. He is loading up on Pittman shares and expects the market to correct once drafters realize Jones, not Anthony Richardson, is the likeliest full-season starter.