Yesterday I took a look at the 2015 rookie running back class and identified where they should be taken in post-draft MFL10s based upon the historical relationship between draft position and redraft ADP. I also used updated rookie opportunity scores (OS) that account for the newly added rookies’ ADPs. I’m going to go through a similar exercise with 2015 rookie wide receivers, and I find a few underpriced values we should accumulate before the broader market catches on. While this post is looking a redraft PPR ADPs, it also has value in dynasty. You can think about pre-draft redraft ADPs as a decent assessment of receivers dynasty prospects since we don’t know their landing spots at that point. This analysis will identify WRs most likely to outperform in year one, which will also have positive implications for dynasty value.