Jayden Reed

Reed's 2025 was largely wiped out by injury, but his track record in healthy seasons is dependable. He finished in the top 25 at the position in both 2023 and 2024, and his profile fits the Jordan Love offense: a 98th-percentile slot rate, short-area playmaking, and an 88th-percentile avoided tackle rate that creates yards after the catch. Green Bay has 135 vacated WR targets entering 2026–50.9% of the team's WR volume–with Romeo Doubs and Dontayvion Wicks both gone. That usage drops almost entirely into a room of Chistian Watson, Reed, Matthew Golden, Savion Williams, and Tucker Kraft returning from his ACL. Reed as the established WR2 in that group, with Love's 100th-percentile CPOE generating efficient production throughout the offense should create plenty of opportunity for his slot receiver. Reed hasn’t always seen consistent run, but given the Doubs/Wicks departures and Kraft’s recovery, Reed should see plenty of snaps this season. In the 25 games where he’s played at least 35 snaps, he has averaged 3.8-57-0.28, or 11.1 half-PPR points per game. That’s what Jameson Williams averaged as last year’s WR11. He’s a massive value since his ADP makes him a low-end WR4.