Fantasy Football Advice

Jordan Love is recommended as a solid quarterback target to secure in the later rounds of the draft.

Malik Willis is a high-upside quarterback target with breakout potential due to his rushing ability; the source projects he could reach 1,000 rushing yards and suggests he is a fine late-round target to pair with other roster builds, potentially exiting week one with 200 passing yards and 80 rushing yards.

Jordan Tyson is a high-upside breakout candidate who is currently shredding in training camp; the source highlights his impressive route running and notes significant excitement regarding his potential role in a pass-happy offense.

The source mentions Cyrus Allen as a potential breakout candidate, though his fantasy relevance remains contingent on his actual usage.

The source highlights Xavier Worthy as having a higher ceiling than Rashee Rice, provided he stays healthy and the team schemes him significant usage.

Rashid Shaheed is a priority late-round sleeper target; the source suggests he is worth drafting even at the expense of a defense or kicker, though they acknowledge he may not be a top-15 fantasy difference-maker this season.

The source notes Chris Rodriguez Jr. is available on the draft board but does not prioritize him over other targets like Keaton Mitchell.

The source identifies Keaton Mitchell as a priority late-round target, suggesting they are willing to wait until round 11 to secure him, though they note he likely needs to be taken before the next round as computer teams are expected to draft him.

Stefon Diggs offers significant upside as a backend WR2 or flex option; the source points to the team's reliance on two-wide receiver sets and a lack of pass-catching running backs as key drivers for his value, expecting his ADP to continue rising.

While Khalil Shakir is recognized as a good player with a defined role, the source does not expect him to be one of the top 15 fantasy players that matter this season.

Dallas Goedert was recently drafted, removing him from consideration as a tight end option for the current team build.

J.K. Dobbins was part of a tier of running backs that were recently drafted, removing him from consideration for the current roster build.

Rachaad White was part of a specific tier of running backs that came off the board alongside J.K. Dobbins and Chuba Hubbard, implying he is no longer a primary target for the current roster build.

The source views Jakobi Meyers as part of a large, undifferentiated tier of wide receivers including Jaden Reed, Jordan Addison, and Chris Godwin, noting that they all feel similar in terms of breakout potential and value at their current draft position.

The source groups Jaden Reed with several other wide receivers, noting they all feel similar in terms of breakout potential and value at their current draft position.

The source views Chris Godwin as part of a large, undifferentiated tier of wide receivers with similar breakout potential, making him a neutral option at his current draft cost.

The source views Blake Corum as a stable, fine depth option for a roster, though he lacks the high-ceiling appeal of other running backs like Jonathan Brooks.

The source strongly recommends drafting Jonathan Brooks, citing his superior ceiling compared to other available running backs like Blake Corum. While he will share work with Chuba Hubbard, his volume and role in an offense with limited pass-catching depth make him a strong target.

The source notes that Jayden Reed carries risk because he is the team's slot receiver, meaning he may be rotated out during 12 personnel or one-receiver sets. He is also viewed as part of a large, undifferentiated tier of wide receivers with similar breakout potential.

The source considers Parker Washington a must-draft player with awesome upside, noting his value is very close to Christian Watson, though he is ranked slightly behind him.

The source considers Christian Watson a great pick with awesome upside, ranking him over Parker Washington. Watson is projected for a high snap share in an offense expected to increase passing volume; unlike Jayden Reed, Watson is not a slot-only receiver and avoids rotation risks in 12 personnel or one-receiver sets.

The source prefers drafting other players over Rhamondre Stevenson in the late sixth to early seventh round range.

The source prefers drafting other players over Tony Pollard in the late sixth to early seventh round range.

The source identifies Jalen Hurts as a priority quarterback target to draft in the sixth round.

The source identifies Jared Goff as a quarterback target to consider if waiting until later rounds, noting a preference to wait until his range. The source later expressed regret at missing him in round 11.

The source identifies Brock Purdy as a quarterback target to consider if waiting until later rounds.

The source identifies Matthew Stafford as a quarterback target to consider if waiting until later rounds.

The source likes Dak Prescott for the season and considers him a viable target if an earlier quarterback run forces a wait in the draft.

The source identifies Justin Herbert as a priority quarterback target for the sixth round, noting he is also a viable target for the seventh round.

The source identifies Trevor Lawrence as a priority quarterback target for the sixth round, noting he is also a viable target for the seventh round.

The source identifies Caleb Williams as a priority quarterback target to draft in the sixth round.

The source identifies Drake Maye as a priority quarterback target to draft in the sixth round.

The source identifies Joe Burrow as a priority quarterback target to draft in the sixth round.

The source identifies Lamar Jackson as a priority quarterback target to draft in the sixth round.

The source identifies Jayden Daniels as a priority target for the sixth round, grouping him with other high-upside quarterback options.

The source feels fantastic about drafting Luther Burden in the fifth round as a strong target. Despite a groin injury expected to keep him out for roughly a month, the source remains high on his potential to finish as a top-10 wide receiver, citing significant schemed usage and YAC upside. The source advises against being shortsighted, emphasizing that early-season production is replaceable and the primary goal is playoff performance.

The source expresses concern regarding a workload split for Travis Etienne, noting that Alvin Kamara will have a role. The expectation is that the team will reduce Etienne's receiving workload, and there is general uncertainty regarding the Saints' offensive efficiency.

David Montgomery is identified as an early fourth-round draft target in the source's mock draft scenario.

Josh Jacobs is identified as an early fourth-round draft target in the source's mock draft scenario.

D'Andre Swift is identified as an early fourth-round draft target in the source's mock draft scenario.