NE · WR · Age 24
Chism sits near the bottom of one of the league's deepest receiver rooms, behind A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, and Mack Hollins, with Kyle Williams and DeMario Douglas also occupying snaps ahead of him on paper. His clearest path to relevance is the slot, where he has worked as Hollins' understudy, and Douglas's usage sliding to career lows creates a real internal opening rather than one closed off by outside competition — no receiver was added in the 2026 draft class. He has shown durability flags in the past (a knee issue, a foot/ankle absence) but is not currently limited, and the staff's public praise for his approach suggests they see a longer runway for him at 24 alongside an ascending young quarterback. Given the fringe role and heavy target competition, this profiles as a deep dynasty stash rather than a piece to chase or dump: hold through the next year and revisit if Douglas's snaps keep eroding or an injury opens a starting-caliber role.
The receiver room now stacks A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, and Mack Hollins ahead of him, with Kyle Williams and DeMario Douglas also on the depth chart, leaving him as a fringe WR6-type with a thin path to consistent targets.
He has dealt with a preseason knee issue and a foot/ankle problem that briefly cost him a game-day roster spot, a durability pattern worth tracking even though nothing currently limits him.
Douglas's snap share and target totals have fallen to career lows, opening a real path for Chism to claim slot reps behind Hollins if he keeps climbing the pecking order.
He made the 53-man roster as an undrafted player and has drawn praise from the staff for his work ethic entering his second season, signaling the coaching staff is willing to keep stretching his role.
At 24, he has a long runway paired with an ascending young quarterback, so any incremental role growth compounds in value over multiple seasons.
| Format | Value | vs Best |
|---|---|---|
| PPR 1QBBest | 514 | — |
| PPR SF | 414 | -100 |