Davante 

Adams

He will be 32 years old by the end of the season, and his decrease in avoided tackles per game is noteworthy because his receptions per game barely changed from 2022 to 2023. His PFF receiving grade declined, although it was still very good. His touchdown total declined which moved him from a top-five fantasy receiver to a top 10.

The big reason to be excited for Adams this year is he is reunited with Luke Getsy, who became the Packers wide receiver coach in 2016 — when Adams went from 483 yards and one touchdown to 997 yards and 12 touchdowns. In 2017, Adams earned his first Pro Bowl bid. Getsy then left for the offensive coordinator job at Mississippi State before returning to be the Packers' quarterback coach. In 2020, Getsy added passing game coordinator to his title, which is also when Adams earned his first All-Pro season. Getsy remained passing game coordinator in 2021 when he finished as a first-team All-Pro again. Last season, the Raiders had coaches who had a past history with Jakobi Meyers, which helped Meyers, particularly early in the season. Now, they have a coach who knows how to get the best out of Adams. The reunion is something Adams is excited about and is likely a big reason he’s willing to stay with the Raiders rather than seek a trade.

Adams’ days of being a top-three fantasy wide receiver are likely behind him unless he finds his way to another elite quarterback. Even though he might not be the same player at 31 years old, his utilization and lack of competition for targets is elite and being reunited with Getsy gives reason to believe he could be better in 2024 than he was in 2023.