It wouldn’t be of any sort of surprise to see him around the 12-13 touchdown range in addition to over 1,000 yards on the ground and a couple hundred through the air.One of the big advantages for this offense is that they played at a top five pace last season. Coming off a year in which he played just 10 games while dealing with back issues, many are down on Thielen. Mixon got the opportunity last year under Zac Taylor, as he totaled 18-plus touches on 10 different occasions. Not with Vic Fangio as they coach, they aren't. We saw flashes of what could be a great player in 2019 with Ross, as he racked up 270 yards and three touchdowns over the first two weeks of the season in Zac Taylor's offense. In 2018, that mark went down to 68.8 percent, and then just 53.3 percent in 2019. There's little reason to consider Lewis in your fantasy draft. He's seen a massive 290 targets over the last three years, and it's extremely unlikely the Patriots have Jarrett Stidham drop back anywhere close to the number of times Brady did. There is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the Seahawks backfield, as Carson is coming off a season-ending hip injury, while Rashaad Penny is recovering from a torn ACL, and they drafted DeeJay Dallas in the fourth round of the draft. This was a questionable draft pick, only because I don't see him getting on the field right away.
Unfortunately, he hasn't done that, and it's led them to draft Jaylen Samuels, Benny Snell, and now Anthony McFarland.
Godwin is a legitimate WR1 in fantasy once again in 2020. He plays on a strong offense, with his home games inside a dome, and is extremely accurate. He's going to be a favorite of streamers.
Julio Jones, Mike Evans, and Landry. After seeing 16-plus carries in three of his first four games with the 49ers, Coleman never got more than 12 for the remainder of the season. Washington will be battling with Claypool for the No. We have watched Davis' yards per target increase each year (5.8, 8.0, 8.7), so you shouldn't abandon all hope.
He's one of the trickiest evaluations in fantasy football this year, as losing Tom Brady is going to affect him in a big way.
Along with Guice, they have Adrian Peterson, Bryce Love, Peyton Barber, Antonio Gibson, and J.D. But, overall, he made little noise in his second season. While going over projections, it appears that Jack Doyle was majorly undervalued by everyone, myself included. Let me be clear about this: The Jerry Jeudy draft pick was a great one for the Broncos, as was the KJ Hamler one. Does the loss of Todd Gurley as a safety valve hurt his overall potential? The overall offense should improve, giving him more scoring opportunities, but relying on touchdowns is a tricky thing. Henry is best-suited as a second-round pick rather than one in the first round. Did the draft pick of Van Jefferson affect Josh Reynolds' role as the No.
He's one of the best handcuffs in fantasy football. No matter which way you slice it, he has some new and improved competition. The loss of Greg Olsen will free up the starting role for Thomas, who has done extremely well when asked to fill-in a larger role.
The skill-position group of Jerry Jeudy, Courtland Sutton, KJ Hamler, Melvin Gordon, and Noah Fant is suddenly one of the best in the league, and they have a few competent backups as well.
1 running back by a massive 22.1 PPR points. Unless you're expecting Mohamed Sanu or N'Keal Harry to hit 100-plus targets, Edelman should be safe to hit the century mark, even if the offense is less potent than in years past. We didn't even hear about them meeting with any of the free agent running backs. But for now, he remains an historically accurate kicker on a team the routinely provides its kickers with plenty of field goal attempts. But he'll need the offense to take a step forward in 2020 if he wants to ascend into stardom, as he's been an RB2 or better in just 57 percent of his games over the last two years.
In a run-first offense, Brown should be considered a WR2/3 with upside for more.
He scored 182.5 half-PPR points through the air alone, which would've been the No. Wait on kicker, obviously, but Butker will be one of the, if not the single, best yet again. Despite his bad 2019 season, Beckham has been a WR2 or better in 64.0 percent of the games over his career. If you want to wait until the middle rounds to snag Ryan, that's been a solid plan the last handful of years. Behind Tyreek Hill, Sammy Watkins, and Mecole Hardman, Robinson needs injuries to one or more of the other receivers to have any relevancy. Now, to be fair, the offense has changed, but it doesn't appear the new regime is very fond of Evan Engram, as evidenced by putting him on the trade block during the NFL Draft. Is that a good thing? 6 quarterback last year. Stop trying to find "the next big thing," because Elliott has proven time and time again that he's among the safest picks at the top of the draft. Interestingly enough, he was also a third-round pick.
Golden Tate is aging, and while Darius Slayton did flash at times, it was a relatively small sample size.
Kenyan Drake projects for over 1,000 yards this season and has a modest seven touchdown projection just on the ground.
He's finished the last two seasons as the second-ranked kicker in fantasy and there's no reason to expect him to finish outside the top three.