Fantasy Footballers

The source notes that Ben Sinnott currently has 16 career receptions and is projected to finish his career with fewer total receptions than Jack Besh.

The source predicts that Jack Besh will finish his career with more total receptions than Ben Sinnott, noting that Besh currently holds 20 career receptions compared to Sinnott's 16.

The source identifies Jack Besh as a deep sleeper who could emerge in the Raiders' offense. Despite being an unconventional pick, the source notes that beat reporters have indicated Besh has won the starting slot role and is a strong fit for the team's offensive system. The source maintains high conviction in his talent as a collegiate player and believes he could surprise if given consistent playing time.

Jalen Coker is highlighted as a deep-league sleeper who could emerge as an every-down player for the Panthers. He recorded four top-24 finishes in his final seven games last year and was rewarded with a three-year contract extension. The source praises his competitiveness at the catch point and notes that if Bryce Young continues to progress, Coker has the talent to be a significant fantasy contributor.

The source views Baker Mayfield as an undervalued asset who could replicate a breakout season. Mayfield finished as the QB3 in 2024 and demonstrated rushing ability with 382 yards. Despite a late-season collapse due to injuries across the team, the source argues Mayfield is currently disrespected by the market and remains a high-upside play, particularly given his Week 1 matchup against Cincinnati.

The source highlights Kyler Murray as a strong fantasy value currently being drafted as the QB17. He is a year removed from his ACL injury, possesses rushing upside, and is now in an upgraded offensive scheme under Kevin O'Connell with a top-tier receiving core led by Justin Jefferson. The source notes that 55% of his 82 career starts have been top-12 fantasy performances, making him a prime candidate to return to elite status.

The source identifies Tank Bigsby as a high-upside target, noting that while he is not being drafted as a top-24 back, he possesses top-12 ceiling potential. He was fifth among 55 qualifying running backs in rush success rate last year and tied for 11th in forced missed tackle rate, demonstrating explosive athleticism. Despite competition from Chris Rodriguez and LeQuint Allen, the source believes Bigsby could emerge as the primary back in the Jaguars' high-powered offense.

Jadarian Price is identified as a breakout candidate for the Seattle Seahawks. Despite a lack of college passing-game usage, early camp reports suggest he will be involved in the passing attack and is positioned to receive significant volume.

David Montgomery is projected as a potential RB1 breakout candidate similar to Javante Williams last year. He is the clear goal-line back for a high-powered Houston offense that struggled with goal-line conversion efficiency last season.

Isaiah Pacheco's knee injury is not considered a concern by Dan Campbell, though he is currently dealing with a separate back injury.

Josh Jacobs is an extremely risky pick due to ongoing legal issues involving misdemeanor battery and property damage charges. While he may avoid suspension this season if the legal process is delayed, the potential for a video to surface or league action makes him a volatile asset. The source notes he is off their board, though he could be a value if he drops significantly in drafts.

The source identifies Dontayvion Wicks as a late-round sleeper who should start as an outside wide receiver two on a good team, noting genuine belief in his talent.

The source highlights Tony Pollard as a strong pick, noting he received all eight opportunities with the starters in his last game and looked spry.

The source views Dak Prescott as a top-five quarterback candidate who offers high upside due to his rushing ability, comparing him favorably to Joe Burrow as a cheaper alternative.

The source identifies Blake Corum as a high-value 'league winner' stash who should be targeted as insurance for Kyren Williams.

The source remains bullish on Kyren Williams, projecting him to be an RB1 for fantasy football despite the presence of Blake Corum on the roster.

The source expresses significant concern regarding Jayden Daniels due to the Commanders' offensive line being described as 'inoperable' following the loss of their best player, leading to a recommendation to avoid drafting him.

The source maintains strong faith in J.K. Dobbins throughout the offseason, preferring him over other available running backs like Chuba Hubbard or Tony Pollard due to personal conviction.

The source is all-in on Rhamondre Stevenson, citing positive camp reports regarding his performance and appearance, suggesting he could be very good this season.

The source is increasingly bullish on Davante Adams, noting that even his worst version can produce double-digit touchdowns in his current offense, and his best version significantly outperforms his current ADP.

The source identifies Christian Watson as a favorite wide receiver three, expressing a strong desire to draft him due to his upside.

The source believes Travis Etienne Jr. will be the main guy in the Jacksonville backfield, dismissing concerns about a committee approach.

The source selects Zay Flowers in the fourth round, highlighting his elite tier status and the high target volume expected in his role.

The source considers Tee Higgins a tier above other available wide receivers, noting that his connection with Joe Burrow makes him a priority target.

The source selects Breece Hall in the third round, labeling him a bell cow and expressing tremendous confidence in the Jets' offense and his role within it.

Malik Nabers is considered a high-risk, high-reward pick due to recent injury concerns and missed practice time, though the head coach later clarified the early departure was not injury-related.

The source expresses mixed feelings about Drake London, noting that while he could have a Jefferson-like year, there is concern regarding the Atlanta offense and the potential for the situation to go wrong.

Despite concerns about the Vikings' quarterback situation, the source selects Justin Jefferson in the second round, believing his individual talent is too high to keep down and that the team will eventually correct their offensive issues.

The source is fully invested in A.J. Brown, projecting him as a potential wide receiver one or at least a top-six wide receiver this year, citing his talent and the Eagles' offense.

The source selects Kenneth Walker in the first round, expressing high confidence in his potential and excitement about his role.

The source identifies Amon-Ra St. Brown as a target at pick 110, expressing satisfaction when he falls to that position in the mock draft.

The source expresses strong belief in the Bengals' offense this year, leading to the selection of Ja'Marr Chase as a high-priority pick in the mock draft.

The source maintains Christian McCaffrey as the running back three, noting that if he remains healthy, he will be an awesome fantasy asset, despite the difficulty of repeating his massive workload from last year.

Isaiah Pacheco is currently dealing with a back injury, which follows a recent knee injury, raising concerns about his health status despite the source noting the knee issue is no longer a concern.

The source notes that Dan Campbell's comments regarding Jahmyr Gibbs are extremely high-praise, suggesting the team intends to push him significantly and believes he has not yet scratched the surface of his potential.

Jahmyr Gibbs is being discussed as a potential 1.01 pick. The source highlights Dan Campbell's high praise for Gibbs, suggesting he has significant room for growth despite his already impressive performance.

The Browns are releasing Cedric Tillman. The source notes this is a surprising move given his previous flashes of relevance, though he struggled with injuries and concussions in recent seasons.

Tyler Allgeier could potentially be a full-time starter in Week 1 depending on the health of the backfield.

It is currently too early to determine if James Conner will be available for Week 1.

Zay Flowers is being held out of practice for 'ordinary reasons' but is expected to be ready for Week 1. The source expresses skepticism regarding the 'ready for Week 1' narrative given the lack of practice participation.