We kick off our series assessing the biggest dynasty winners and losers from each division after the NFL Draft.
We break down a full post-draft rookie mock.
We begin our annual pre-draft look at the most dangerous running backs to roster in dynasty leagues.
What can we learn from previous rookie mock drafts before and after the NFL Scouting Combine?
We gather some dynasty experts to do one last pre-draft rookie mock before the NFL Draft.
We look at the best waiver wire options to stash for 2025.
We look at seven different categories we should be thinking about.
We cover some top names carrying injuries as we head into the season.
We break down all we learned from the preseason.
Ryan covers the five biggest dynasty discussions heard around Canton during the 2024 FF Expo.
We break down another of your possible draft strategies in a superflex startup.
Which rookies have been on the move over the last few months and which tiers should you target?
We evaluate the NFC North, ranking position groups, and making a few predictions.
We examine all your potential options at running back in this year's rookie drafts.
We examine different types of running backs and who you should target in your leagues.
How do single-quarterback and superflex rookie drafts differ (outside of the obvious)?
What is the dynasty fallout from the draft picks made by NFC North teams?
We bring you the final set of Dynasty Fantasy Football rookies for 2024.
We gather some dynasty experts to do one last pre-draft rookie mock before the NFL Draft.
A three round 1QB rookie mock draft in the traditional GAAP Memo format.
We offer up a two-round rookie mock draft. How much will it change after the NFL Draft?
We gather some dynasty experts to do one last pre-draft rookie mock before the NFL Draft.
We continue our pre-draft rookie bust mock draft.
What might your rookie draft options be from the fourth spot?
We unveil a special pre-draft version of a rookie bust mock draft.
Which rookies have been rising or falling since the NFL Scouting Combine?
We discuss some running backs who positively or negatively affected their stock at the NFL Scouting Combine.
A post-combine rookie mock looking at risers and fallers after their on-field performances at the NFL Combine.
We round up a rookie mock draft done just before the NFL Scouting Combine.
What should your plan be with your early third-round rookie draft picks this year?
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In my last article, I looked at the most recent Best Ball ADP from Fantasy Pros and gave my take on the round-by-round action until we got to round 13. I stopped at that point because I started seeing QB3s come off the board, and I thought that was where people stopped caring.
Well, apparently, that is not the case. I got a couple of requests to dig deeper as people wanted to see what was happening in the late rounds, so although I had other plans for this week, I thought I would go back to the well one more time. This week, I'll hit the late rounds. I'll double-dip on round 13 as some of the ADP has changed since the last article, and I'll keep going until round 23, giving us another 10 rounds, bringing us to pick 276. That should be plenty deep for people.
Since Fantasy Pros constantly updates their best ball ADP, I thought I would cover round 13 again. We see our first quarterbacks outside of the top 24 with Geno Smith and Cam Ward. If Smith had better weapons, I would love him as my third quarterback, but with the Raiders' receiving corps as it stands, he's not a lock to do much in 2025.
If you're into handcuffs, we've got several options starting to pop up here. Jaydon Blue is only behind Javonte Williams. I love Ray Davis as a stand-alone pick, and the sky is the limit if something were to happen to James Cook. I mentioned in the previous article that Austin Ekeler has more PPR upside than anyone else in the double-digit rounds. Rico Dowdle is a competent NFL running back and is the only other option in Carolina should something happen to Chuba Hubbard. And we get another rookie in Dylan Sampson, who would have to compete with Jerome Ford for work if Quinshon Judkins were to stumble or get hurt.
