Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp saw his 2018 campaign cut short as a result of a torn ACL, as he played in just eight games, but in those eight games, he was very productive, hauling in 40 receptions for 566 yards and six touchdowns. Now, Kupp is on the mend and should be ready for opening day in 2019, so with the young wide out back in the fold, the question is, where should you target Kupp in your Fantasy Football draft?

Well, the first thing we need to keep in mind is that a torn ACL is a pretty serious injury, so we really don't know how Kupp is going to come back from that this coming season.

And even if Kupp does return just fine from the injury, he is still the Rams' No. 3 receiver behind Brandin Cooks and Robert Woods.

Now, to be fair, Los Angeles throws the ball an awful lot, and even as a No. 3 receiver, Kupp was still on pace to register over 1,000 yards this past season, so that is something to consider.

But, taking everything into account, Kupp is a high-end third wide out or a low-end No. 2 in Fantasy.

That means you are looking at Kupp is a middle-round pick, a guy who can potentially be a high-reward type of player if you take him as your No. 3 wide out.

It's important to remember, though, that you really shouldn't be taking the risk of making Kupp your No. 2 receiver. Even if he were healthy, that would still be a rather risky play, as we just don't know if Kupp will get enough targets to warrant a No. 2 slot.

But as a No. 3? He could potentially win you your league if he avoids injury.

Kupp entered the NFL in 2017, and in his rookie campaign, he caught 62 passes for 869 yards and five scores, so he has sown that he can be a very reliable No. 3 when he is right.

He was a stud at Eastern Washington, too, totaling 6,464 yards and 73 touchdowns in four years at the school.

So, we know that Kupp can play receiver very well, and we know that he is productive when he is actually on the field. That isn't the question. The main debate is draft positioning, and Kupp is one of the odder wide outs in the league as far as that is concerned.

He could end up finishing with 1,000 yards on the season, which would be enough to merit him getting a No. 2 receiver role on most Fantasy teams, but again, that's more potential than likelihood.

In reality, the chances are that Kupp will finish with under 1,000 yards and may very well post similar numbers to his rookie campaign, which is still perfectly fine so long as you draft him in the fifth round or later.

Basically, if you are willing to draft a wide receiver who has a somewhat low floor (due to health concerns) and a very high ceiling, you can't go wrong with Kupp, who could end up being one of the biggest steals in your draft.