The Denver Broncos traded up to the No. 102 spot with the Seattle Seahawks to select Oregon wide receiver Troy Franklin in the fourth round of this year's draft. Franklin now reunites with his former quarterback, Bo Nix, who the Broncos selected on Thursday evening with the 12th overall pick. Franklin has elite speed and can easily create separation from the defense. The 21-year-old has excellent YAC ability and should be considered an explosive playmaker. Franklin totaled 1,383 receiving yards and 14 scores on 81 catches last year. Franklin joins a wide receiver room in Denver that finished towards the bottom in total receiving yards last season, which could open the door for him to contribute immediately in fantasy. He should slot behind veteran Courtland Sutton at the start of the season but could easily carve out a role, making him viable in redraft formats. Franklin should be a popular second-round pick in dynasty rookie drafts.

From RotoBaller

The Buffalo Bills are hosting Oregon wide receiver Troy Franklin for a visit. Franklin is drawing a ton of interest after posting elite numbers during his final year at Oregon. He totaled 1,383 receiving yards with 14 touchdowns on 81 receptions. Franklin has already visited with the Browns, Jets, Panthers, and Patriots this offseason. The Bills are dangerously thin at wideout after losing their two top receivers. Franklin doesn't project as a superstar in the league, but could certainly make some noise in Buffalo, assuming they decide to draft him.

From RotoBaller

Dynasty | Oregon wide receiver Troy Franklin is reportedly slipping down draft boards. Dynasty Analysis: Franklin was hardly a bust at the NFL Draft Combine, recording the 6th best total score among wide receivers based on NFL Next Gen Stats. The problem is he came into the weekend with questions about his short area burst needing answered. Unfortunately for him, his 1.61 10-yard split was worst among receivers so that answer may have been provided. While this is likely going to be overblown and overmagnified, it's still a serious knock on him. Franklin was in the mix to be the 4th receiver off the board but others have likely passed him at this point. He looks like a second round rookie pick at the moment.

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