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The musical chairs of AFC wide receivers this offseason has dramatically shifted the fantasy football landscape, creating both sleeper opportunities and potential draft landmines.

DK Metcalf's arrival in Pittsburgh might be the most fantasy-relevant move of all. With Aaron Rodgers throwing him the ball and minimal target competition, Metcalf stands to see a massive increase from his 108 targets last season. At ADP 52, he represents tremendous value as a potential alpha receiver who could easily surpass 1,000 yards and increase his touchdown production in Arthur Smith's offense.

Stefan Diggs signing with the Patriots requires patience from fantasy managers. His ACL recovery means a likely slow start, but his talent combined with Josh McDaniels' return to the offensive coordinator role could make him a second-half league winner available at a discount (ADP 95). Meanwhile, Christian Kirk faces an uphill battle in Houston's crowded receiver room, Joshua Palmer has a clear path to playing time in Buffalo, and DeAndre Hopkins joins a Baltimore offense with questions about how often they'll employ three-receiver sets.

Veterans Tyler Lockett (Tennessee) and Diontae Johnson (Cleveland) find themselves in difficult situations for fantasy relevance, while several impact receivers like Amari Cooper, Keenan Allen, and Gabe Davis remain unsigned as of this recording. The decisions these players make could dramatically shift target distributions and fantasy values across multiple teams.

As your draft approaches, targeting the right AFC receivers in their new homes could be the difference between fantasy glory and disappointment. Are you willing to bet on DK Metcalf's upside or take a chance on Stefan Diggs' second-half potential? These are the decisions that separate champions from also-rans.

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