Everyone talks about a player's talent or film during the NFL draft, including myself, but where they land is just as important if not more.

So today I'm breaking down the perfect fantasy football fits for the top 12 prospects in this year's NFL draft.

We're talking about landing spots in this video that can turn rookies into becoming immediate fantasy football contributors and difference makers.

Now let's start with a guy who could line up next to C.D. Lamb right away in year one and still drop a thousand yards as a rookie. And that has to do

with exactly what the Dallas Cowboys were doing this off season. Here's their team changes page.

This is a part of the fantasy blueprint. You can get it now. Link down below over on Patreon and

join the other thousands of people who are getting it. This offseason, they got rid of Brandon Cooks. They did not re-sign him. They only added Paris Campbell, as you can see right here above my head. So their wide

receiver room right now for the Dallas Cowboys is Cidie Lamb, Jalen Tolbert, and then a bunch of

other guys, Cavante Turbin, who's mostly a special teams player. So insert the first

prospect that we'll be talking about, and that is going to be the wide receiver out of Arizona, who I believe is the best wide receiver in this draft, and that is Tet McMillan, who I think gives them something that they don't currently have.

This is a big body wide receiver in McMillan on the outside who could stretch the field, move the chains,

while C.D. Lamb continues to operate as a highly efficient inside and outside.

Because in college, McMillan played 78% of the time on the outside, but don't sleep on his ability to move into the slot.

He played 22% of the time there in college and found success.

Now, there were a lot of concerns at the NFL Combine that McMillan didn't come out and run fast

enough and he said he doesn't watch a lot of tape, which is fine.

Most guys don't.

They just don't come out and say it, so he probably should have kept that quiet. Pro Day. He ran a 4-5-3-40 time. Who knows how much we can trust the Pro Day. But based on his size,

89th percentile speed score, according to player profiler, that's really good. He's overall,

he's a flexible player for his size. And I think in general, he's a nice fit for what the

Cowboys need at Pick 12 overall in the slot 74% of the time last year.

It's going to take way more attention away from lamb in the middle of the field, meaning

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