NFL Draft Special: WRs 11-20 with EJ Snyder (Ep. 1991)

In this special episode of the Fantasy Pros NFL Draft Show, host Seth Wilcock and co-host Derek Brown are joined by NFL draft analyst EJ Snyder to break down wide receivers ranked 11-20 in the 2026 draft class. The discussion centers on under-the-radar talents and players whose college production doesn't fully reflect their NFL potential. Key players analyzed include Elijah Surratt, a high-floor, reliable receiver with elite touchdown production but limited athleticism; Ted Hurst, a lanky, refined G5 player with exceptional play strength and route running; Bryce Lance, a dynamic FCS athlete with elite speed and YAC ability; and Skyler Bell, who emerges as a top-tier prospect with elite hands, versatility, and scheme-agnostic production. The episode also explores the risks and rewards of players like Eric McAllister (off-field concerns), Kevin Coleman (underrated slot specialist), Jacoby Lane (tall, vertical threat), Malachi Fields (boom-bust potential), Antonio Williams (underwhelming film), and Brennan Thompson (situational deep threat). The hosts emphasize that film, role fit, and scheme compatibility often matter more than combine numbers or college stats. A recurring theme is the disconnect between hype and reality, especially for players with strong freshman seasons or high-profile transfers. The episode concludes with a deep dive into the value of 'high floor' versus 'high ceiling' receivers, with EJ Snyder highlighting that while some players like Bell and Lance have elite upside, others like Coleman and Hurst may outperform their draft capital due to overlooked film quality. The hosts stress that fantasy value hinges not just on talent, but on role clarity and team fit. A fun trivia segment reveals that Mike Oliphant, a Puget Sound alum and former NFL running back, was traded by the Redskins to the Browns for Ernest Biner — one of the most lopsided trades in NFL history. The episode ends with a call to action for listeners to subscribe to Fantasy Pros’ YouTube and podcast channels, access their tools, and follow along for upcoming tight end and overall mock draft coverage.