Will’s look at 2025 sophomore WR busts flags five players who could underdeliver relative to their ADP and rookie-season production. Marvin Harrison Jr. is forecast for a modest leap but remains a high-variance, TD-reliant option in Arizona, not a slam-dunk WR2. Keon Coleman, a big bodied target for Buffalo, could struggle to carve a steady role with the offense's limited short-to-intermediate usage and a crowded room. Jalen McMillan lands in a similarly crowded Tampa Bay group, where TD regression and competition cap his upside. Xavier Legette in Carolina showed tantalizing pedigree but limited target share and efficiency, making a large jump unlikely. Devaughn Vele in Denver faces a revamped offense with more pass-game talent and schedule pressure, reducing his path to a significant target share. These picks echo the season’s sophomore traps—hype can outpace opportunity, so savvy fantasy managers fade these names as cost rises.