If you’re a fantasy football manager, drafting DeVonta Smith as a potential top-two wide receiver seemed like a pretty good idea at the start of the season.
He was coming off a really solid rookie campaign with the Philadelphia Eagles, even as quarterback Jalen Hurts struggled with accuracy, and the team added A.J. Brown as a complimentary weapon in the offense. With improved play from Hurts, it was reasonable to expect a leap in his standing as the 30th best fantasy wideout.
