Five Young Dynasty Players Whose ADPs Rose or Fell After Free Agency

Earlier this week, Ryan McDowell released our ADP for the month of March. From February to the end of March, ADP drastically changes because of free agency. Players are changing teams and veterans are moving up and down the board as a result. Obviously, the players who are signing new deals are often the ones who move the most. But, it’s often more interesting to analyze the effects on the other players impacted by the deals. For this exercise, we’ll ignore the players who have changed teams, and take a look at the biggest risers and fallers of the last month.

Three Biggest Risers

Isaac Guerendo, RB SF

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Last season, the 49ers were crushed by injuries at running back, allowing several players to break out. Guerendo, a 2024 fourth-round draft pick, was one of those breakouts. And, now that Jordan Mason has left San Francisco and signed a deal with Minnesota, Guerendo is Christian McCaffrey’s number one handcuff. That is why he was the number one ADP riser among veterans who didn’t move teams, moving from an ADP of 173.17 to 142.67.