Fantasy Football: Courtland Sutton, Terry McLaurin headline WRs who present ADP value despite possible regression

The article introduces the "Regress and Win" concept in fantasy football, focusing on wide receivers who may regress in performance yet still offer draft value. It emphasizes that regression isn't always negative, as it can create buying opportunities when a player's ADP (Average Draft Position) doesn't match their previous season's ranking. The article highlights several wide receivers who fit this profile, including Terry McLaurin, Courtland Sutton, Mike Evans, Jerry Jeudy, Jauan Jennings, and Jordan Addison. Each player is analyzed for their potential to remain valuable despite expected regression, with considerations such as team dynamics, player age, and coaching strategies influencing their draft appeal. Other potential candidates like Jameson Williams, Calvin Ridley, Jayden Reed, and Darnell Mooney are also mentioned, noting their potential challenges and value in the upcoming fantasy season. The article advises a case-by-case approach to targeting these players based on market trends and personal strategy.