This is a good point but probably not in the way you intended.
If AI is the wide receiver, it’s perceived currently by many to be an absolutely elite top-tier receiver.
Especially at lower leagues, QBs who have these clearly elite WRs are discounted and considered more-or-less replaceable all the time, because “anyone could throw the ball to Megatron 2.0”.
See, for example, Graham Harrell at Texas Tech: Paired with Michael Crabtree, put up insane numbers, went undrafted. Shedeur Sanders is another more controversial recent example.
It’s definitely not a guarantee that people will see the QB as valuable if the WR is that good.
If AI is the wide receiver, it’s perceived currently by many to be an absolutely elite top-tier receiver.
Especially at lower leagues, QBs who have these clearly elite WRs are discounted and considered more-or-less replaceable all the time, because “anyone could throw the ball to Megatron 2.0”.
See, for example, Graham Harrell at Texas Tech: Paired with Michael Crabtree, put up insane numbers, went undrafted. Shedeur Sanders is another more controversial recent example.
It’s definitely not a guarantee that people will see the QB as valuable if the WR is that good.