Leagues are won by hitting on your mid/late round picks. Here are in my opinion the biggest current values at each position who have the best chance at beating their ADP⬇️
QB:
Brock Purdy, Trevor Lawrence, Bo Nix, Tyler Shough, Kyler Murray (there is no reason why you shouldn’t be waiting on QB unless you’re drafting Josh Allen).
WR:
Parker Washington, KC Concepcion, Jalen Coker, Jayden Reed, Michael Wilson, Josh Downs.
RB:
Bhayshul Tuten, Rhamondre Stevenson, D’Andre Swift, JK Dobbins, Jordan Mason, Jonathon Brooks, Keaton Mitchell (RBs get thin quick).
TE:
Travis Kelce, George Kittle, Isaiah Likely, Terrance Ferguson, AJ Barner.
i just don’t see any reason to sell the lead back on a good offense when his name value is already going to tank his trade value. plus rhamondre hasn’t been affected by kiner joining the rotation, it’s been treveyon that’s been losing work. he’s a hold/buy imo unless you’re talking dynasty
not liking the vibes around chase brown right now. a lot of people are comparing this year to last season when he also had a slow start, which is just a lazy process in my opinion. i don’t know if people remember but the flacco trade and joe burrow coming back from his turf toe injury were the main reasons why chase brown became a league winner down the stretch. he’s been very mid with his opportunities and i don’t see his workload increasing anytime soon with how efficient the bengals have been through the air.
i’d sell in all formats.
rhamondre has more receiving yards on less targets, has gotten every RB carry inside the 5, and drake maye’s been playing great football. i’d rather have the guy who is getting the meaningful opportunities that actually score fantasy points than chasing snap shares. the bengals have been a top 4 offense without chase brown really contributing. why would anything change?
@iamDylDaddy for sure, for what it’s worth i don’t think it’s likely that he’s traded. it would be awesome if he did tho. he’s wasting his prime over there