The Devy Fantasy Football Top 100: 40-36

Summer is often seen as a chance to decompress from fantasy football. The draft hype season has come and gone. Dynasty managers are working through trades, though they have their rookie drafts behind them. Redraft managers are on cruise control until August.

Devy managers have no such luxury. With the constant churn of the transfer portal and unsettled depth charts, you need to keep your head on a swivel if you have any chance of keeping up with the ever-changing landscape. Fortunately, DLF has you covered with its devy content. We look at some of the game’s brightest stars here.

40. Blake Corum, RB Michigan (2024 Draft-Eligible)

Profile: One of college football’s most decorated stars, Blake Corum, is back in Ann Arbor after flirting with the Heisman race prior to injuring his knee late in the season against Illinois. Despite the missed time, Corum rushed for 1,463 yards and 18 scores as the heart and soul of the Michigan offense. On the day two fringe, as the season progressed, the injury raised questions as to how much he would be able to do leading up to the draft, a factor in his decision to return to school.

Corum’s energetic running style is sure to endear him to any coaching staff. He runs tough and utilizes quick feet to make sharp, decisive cuts. His strong lower half allows him to work through traffic despite a frame that may be holding just over 200 pounds. Corum does a lot of things well, always working on his craft to round out his game and provide more value to his team. Even without the profile of a feature back, Corum should contribute to both NFL and fantasy teams.