Rookie receivers rarely have an impact in their first year, but Ridley did. He had 821 yards and 10 touchdowns. Receivers always take massive jumps in their second year, and Ridley should be no different. He should see a Juju Smith-Schuster-esque jump this year as the second option in an offense that throws the ball a ton. The Falcons aren't going to be throwing it as much as they did last year because their defense will be more healthy, but Ridley will still be a lot better than he was last year, so he will get the ball more. He has a chance at 15+ touchdowns next year. Ridley and Julio Jones are going to be the Falcons' main source of offense, especially with Devonta Freeman's injury concerns. If he misses time the Falcons will likely end up throwing it just as much as they did last year. Overall, Ridley has a very high ceiling because he is likely to take a jump this year and build off of an impressive stat total from last year and his floor is what we saw last year, so he is a safe pick with a ton of upside.