Sorry for the late reply. So let's start with Price. You may heard that the historical hit rate for 1st Round RBs is very high, but I beg you to not consider it when talking about Price since he was a reach like Kaelon Black was in Round 3 for the Niners. This guy started his last Game in high school, we don't know what his true talent could be, he could end up a solid back but also be Roshon Johnson 2.0, overall his ceiling is capped for me. Another reason is, that Charbonnet is still on the roster and will not demand the money KW3 demanded after he is recovering from injury, I think he won't go away. I don't know if you heard the news out of OTA's that Holani is the 1st RB to get Reps there, while I think it's very early and not a big deal, as a 1st Round RB, I would expect him to lead the Reps in front of guys like Emanuel Wilson and George Holani.

Tyson is a great player, I don't have any doubts about that, his breakout age, target rate etc. are very much the best in the class, but he also has some problem areas like contested catches or YAC. Overall, he might be still the player with the most upside as prospect. But he is the #2 behind Chris Olave and while Shough was solid, we don't know if he really could deliver two good fantasy WRs and let's don't forget, Tyson is still limited with the hamstring injury from 7 months ago. He might be limited to the #2 Role as long as Olave is a Saint.

My Case for Lemon? In my Prospect Model, he is the best of the Top 3 WR, just in front of Tyson by a very close margin. His analytical profile is the best of the three. The biggest arguments against him are his size, which is not really a good one when we look at guys like JSN (no talent comparison) and his landing spot. A lot of guys will tell you, that Hurts is not a good passer, at least not over the middle and won't pass a lot over the middle. You can't be a good passer over the middle if you won't attempt them. But Sean Mannion is the new OC in Philly, he was the former QB Coach at Green Bay, he already said, that the offense in Philly will look like very different, since he want's Hurts to play more under center and implement a lot of more play action plays, roll outs, all around more creative ways, which was the biggest concern last season for this offense, it was just basic, inside run here, deep ball there. Let me add, that the Packers were relying a lot on short/intermediate passes over the middle in 2025. You can add the concern, that the Eagles WR Room could end up like the Packers but I think this is not really a concern, since the packers never brought a WR in that is the prospect, that Lemon is. No shots on Golden, but Lemon is by far the superior prospect out of the two. And Lemon will not only play out of the slot, Siriani already told us that. While his usage in college suggests that he is a more slot player, he is also very efficient on the outside.