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        Chase Claypool Fantasy Overview

        Chase Claypool

        Chase Claypool
        Player Profile

        WR UNS

        Height

        6'4"

        Weight

        238 lbs.

        Experience

        5 yrs.

        Bye

        18

        Birthday

        Jul 07, 1998

        Age

        26.9

        College

        Notre Dame

        NFL Draft Pick

        2020 - Rd 2, Pk 49

        Fantasy Rankings & Projections

        Fantasy Rankings

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        BYE -
        Season
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        Dynasty
        WR-

        2025 Projections

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        DS 3D Projection

        Chase Claypool's Preseason Player Analysis

        Advanced Stats

        Forty Yard Dash

        4.42

        Forty Yard Dash Rank

        89%

        Burst Score

        131.90

        Burst Score Rank

        91%

        Speed Score

        129.80

        Speed Score Rank

        100%

        Height Adjusted Speed Score

        129.80

        Height Adjusted Speed Score Rank

        99%

        Catch Radius

        10.48

        Catch Radius Rank

        99%

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