Eric Hardter dives deep into the tight ends with expiring contracts and how you should approach them in your leagues.
We break down this year's rookie class into tiers.
We pick out some players who might help your championship run.
We pick out some names who could be crucial to your fantasy playoff run.
Eric Hardter provides us with a few suggestions on moves to make based on the status of your roster.
No risk and all reward? We look at more players who could be deemed as undervalued in startup drafts.
We pick out some buys, sells, and holds for each NFC South team.
We break down all the important dynasty players from the NFC South.
We look at some dynasty discussions points from this week.
We review the week and year that was.
We review the week that was.
We break down the week that was.
We break down the week that was.
We roundup the top fantasy football performances in week eight to find an edge in week nine.
We break down the week that was.
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As the NFL draws nearer and the combine results are settled in everyone’s minds, this is always a good time to see where the dynasty community thinks the rookies fit in among the veterans. I pulled up DLF’s ADP from February, where we got to see where the rookies slot in among their soon-to-be peers in the NFL for the first time. It’s useful to gauge what value others place on the rookies, and you can revisit this post-NFL draft to see who moved up and down. It’s also useful as a trade tool as you get an idea of potential player values relative to one another as well. So let’s get into it.
I skipped over the QB1s, as there were no rookies among them. Cam Ward is the highest rookie and is currently a low-end QB2; not great, but also not a shock, considering this is widely viewed as a down rookie quarterback class.
While Ward was the lone top-24 rookie, we see several rookies in the QB3 range. Shedeur Sanders, Jaxson Dart, Jalen Milroe, and Will Howard are all currently QB3s. I could see Sanders and Dart possibly squeezing into the low-end QB2 range while Milroe and Howard fall out of QB3 entirely. As previously mentioned, this isn’t a great class, and I wouldn’t go out of my way to get any of the incoming signal callers on my rosters.
