The landscape of fantasy football entering Year 2 for last year's talented wide receiver class, including Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik Nabers, Rome Odunze, Brian Thomas Jr., Xavier Worthy, and Ladd McConkey, shows a mix of potential and uncertainty. Brian Thomas Jr. stands out with impressive stats from his rookie season, projected to repeat or even exceed his 1,282 yards and 10 touchdowns under a new Jaguars offense that should better utilize him. Malik Nabers faces challenges with a likely quarterback switch and limited target opportunities, potentially hindering his performance despite a high ceiling. Ladd McConkey’s health and the Chargers' run-heavy offense cast doubts on his usage, though a solid season is still within reach.

Marvin Harrison Jr. is expected to thrive if the Cardinals adjust his role to better suit his skills, potentially boosting his target count significantly. Meanwhile, Xavier Worthy’s efficiency issues may continue, especially with a crowded receiving corps in Kansas City. Lastly, Rome Odunze's prospects dim with the Bears acquiring additional talent, making it less likely he fulfills his potential. Each player represents differing paths and risks for fantasy managers looking to capitalize on second-year breakouts.