Courtland Sutton Is a Premier Deep Threat and Javonte Williams Is Still Too Cheap: Reactions to the Russell Wilson Trade

Blair Andrews
March 8, 2022

Blair Andrews and Shawn Siegele offer a first reaction to the Russell Wilson trade. What does it mean for Denver and Seattle skill players and their fantasy outlooks? Blair examines the new running back and wide receiver situations while Shawn covers some surprising tight end upgrades.

The Denver Broncos made the biggest splash so far in this young offseason by finally addressing their need at quarterback. They are reportedly trading multiple first and second-round picks along with Drew Lock and Noah Fant to the Seattle Seahawks in exchange for Russell Wilson. What does this mean for Denver’s pass catchers? What does it mean for Seattle’s pass-catchers? And how should fantasy managers be approaching these players now?

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Blair Andrews

Managing Editor, Author of The Wrong Read, Occasional Fantasy Football League Winner. All opinions are someone else's.

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