Pete Overzet celebrated landing Rashid Shaheed at straight ADP, calling it the perfect bring-back for his Tampa Bay stack. Shaheed’s 16.8-yard aDOT and 2.62 yards per route versus zone coverage give him week-winning volatility—exactly what you want opposite Mike Evans and Chris Godwin in potential late-season NFC South shootouts. Overzet added that New Orleans faces Tampa in Weeks 16 and 17, so the correlated upside directly overlaps the Best Ball Mania playoff window. With divisional familiarity, dome weather, and virtually no competition for deep targets behind Chris Olave, Shaheed offers “cheap access to 20-point bombs” while costing only a late-10th/early-11th pick.

Davis Mattek flagged Rashid Shaheed as one of the biggest bargains still lingering in the triple-digit picks. He cited Mike Clay’s early projections that peg Shaheed and Chris Olave both around 950 receiving yards, yet the market prices Olave in Round 2 while Shaheed slips into the 11th. Mattek reminded listeners Shaheed sat as the WR8 overall through Week 7 last year before his quad injury and noted the Saints never replaced his field-stretching role in free agency. With Derek Carr’s ADOT climbing when Shaheed is healthy, Mattek expects multiple 20-point spike weeks and calls him ‘cheap Darnell Mooney with actual ceiling.’ He is scooping every sub-ADP share in Eliminator drafts where one long TD can flip a head-to-head matchup.

Hayden Winks called Rashid Shaheed one of the cleanest wide-receiver buys on the board because the market’s refusal to draft Saints quarterbacks is holding Shaheed’s ADP down. Winks noted the speedster averaged 2.28 yards per route in his six fully healthy games last year, returned from a meniscus repair early enough that 2024 performance should be unaffected, and faces little target competition beyond Chris Olave. Because no one is stacking Derek Carr or Spencer Rattler, Shaheed does not get the usual ADP push that comes with correlated QB picks, letting drafters scoop a proven deep-threat tied to a top-three red-zone TD rate offense at a WR50-ish cost. Winks likes clicking Shaheed as a one-off on teams that need upside without paying the stacking tax, projecting another 17-18% target share with multiple 25-point spike weeks in his range of outcomes.