After that time frame, projections really start to lose value, although I still value the unknown long-tailed potential younger players possess. Production window: In creating the rankings, I’ve focused most on the production we can reasonably expect from players within the next three years.If a veteran doesn’t currently have starter-caliber value, I probably have him ranked lower than younger players, even if he has more current production: The younger players have more long-term upside. Age: I place a premium on youth, which correlates with longevity and degree of future production.Here are some general notes on my ranking process and perspective. It’s the right move now to continue to move him down the positional rankings as he ages and younger guys emerge. That might be heretical, but I had George Kittle ahead of him last year, and that was the right move then. Travis Kelce, TE, Chiefs: I don’t have him rated as a top-two tight end in dynasty.Metcalf, WR, Seahawks: His upside is immense, but Metcalf right now is still a one-dimensional No. Alvin Kamara, RB, Saints: Kamara is still an elite talent, but the league has enjoyed an influx of younger backs over the past couple of years, and Kamara is a 25-year-old supercharged satellite producer with an uncertain contract situation in an offense that might be without its Hall-of-Fame starting quarterback next year.In dynasty, I want to invest in elite talent, and Goff strikes me as just a beneficiary of positive circumstances. Jared Goff, QB, Rams: Despite playing for a brilliant play caller in head coach Sean McVay, Goff is yet to finish as a top-eight fantasy quarterback in any year.Players I’ve Ranked Lower Than Other Dynasty Analysts 2 tight end in dynasty, ranked below George Kittle but above Travis Kelce. This might be bold, but Andrews is my No. 1 at the position with 0.33 targets per route and No. Mark Andrews, TE, Ravens: He was great in college, as a rookie and in his second season.There’s only one wide receiver I’d rather have than JuJu in dynasty, and that’s Michael Thomas. But he’s still only 24 years old, and he was one of the league’s best receivers in 2018. JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR, Steelers: Needless to say, 2019 was not his year.He could be a top-five back over the next half decade. Josh Jacobs, RB, Raiders: He’s young, he had 101.2 scrimmage yards per game as a rookie, and he’s on a team that wants to get him the ball.I tend to devalue quarterbacks relative to other positions, so I might not seem to be all that high on Watson in my top 300, but he trails only Patrick Mahomes and Lamar Jackson at the position.
He doesn’t turn 25 until September, and he’s been a top-five fantasy quarterback each year of his career.
Deshaun Watson, QB, Texans: Even though he’ll be without All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins in 2020, Watson still has a strong supporting cast and the ability to produce.Kenny Pickett isn't any sort of fantasy option in Pittsburgh's run-heavy offense.Players I’ve Ranked Higher Than Other Dynasty Analysts Malik Willis may not play for a while, but he has long-term fantasy potential because of his big arm and mobility. Jelani Woods is a highly athletic tight end who will have a chance to contribute as a rookie because of Jack Doyle's retirement. I don't like rookie tight ends, but Dulcich has some appeal because he'll be playing with Russell Wilson.
Greg Dulcich will take Noah Fant's spot on Denver's roster. I have no interest unless injuries occur. Trey McBride will have to fight for snaps with Zach Ertz and Maxx Williams. Tyquan Thornton is probably the third receiver on a run-heavy New England offense. There's an outside possibility that Tyler Allgeier becomes Atlanta's starting running back at some point in 2022. Despite being drafted in the second round, he's one of the top fantasy rookies in 2022. He's not very appealing at the moment.Ĭhristian Watson has superb athleticism and high upside, and he'll be playing with Aaron Rodgers. I love Burks as a player, but the Titans have a run-heavy offense, so it's tough to envision a rookie receiver being a big producer.Ĭhris Olave is a speedy receiver with personal upside, but he'll be playing in a conservative, run-heavy offense. Unfortunately for Walker, he'll be playing in a very crowded Seattle backfield. Kenneth Walker is arguably the best runner among the 2022 draft class, though Breece Hall definitely beats him in the receiving department. Wilson, however, profiles as an Odell Beckham Jr. I'd like Garrett Wilson a lot more if he wasn't in a crowded receiving corps.
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