We break down the release of Russell Wilson from a dynasty perspective.
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Dynasty ADP is an ever-changing construct, and each position has its own variance and nuance. Some trends, however, do hold typically similar. Younger players rise while older players fall, to an extent.
Below's ADP the latest May data for a 12-team, single quarterback, PPR scoring startup.
Now that we are well beyond the draft and the ADP is settling down to some extent, there are some notable changes to discuss. The largest data trend is tracking the rookies and some veteran players finding new homes.
Let’s get right into it.
A general glance through the most recent ADP data shows a few newcomers to the top 180 players. Kimani Vidal, Ben Sinnott, and Luke McCaffrey are a few of the rookies new to this range of drafts. We also see some familiar names return to the top 15 rounds such as JK Dobbins, Ezekiel Elliot, and Tyler Boyd.
Post Senior Bowl, McConkey saw a definite spike in ADP that settled after a month. Now that trades have occurred and the NFL Draft has occurred, the former Bulldog has catapulted back up. Per April ADP, he was the WR50 and has risen to WR33 over the last month.
