Justin Boone's Rankings: Biggest risers and fallers post-preseason

Matt Harmon notes that Estimé has upside and is a player to target at the seven-eight turn once the starting lineup is filled out, as the risk is mitigated.

Justin Boone ranks Breece Hall as a third-round pick, placing him behind Ashton Gentry. Boone notes that Hall has already 'broken the injury seal' and carries risk, though he is expected to be ready for Week 1.

Matt Harmon is avoiding Carnell Tate, expressing skepticism that there will be a significant price jump or fantasy value in the current Titans offense, even if he has a big game.

Justin Boone has moved Chig Okonkwo down his rankings to a low-end TE2. The addition of Stefon Diggs and a difficult offensive line situation limit Okonkwo's path to being a primary target in the offense.

Justin Boone highlights Chris Bell as a riser, noting his return to play in the preseason following an ACL injury as a positive sign for his potential role.

Matt Harmon is high on Chris Bell, noting his return to play in the final preseason game after a torn ACL is a great sign. He views him as a target in deeper formats and best ball drafts, specifically around the 16th round.

Justin Boone ranks Olave in the second round, noting that the Jordan Tyson injury removes competition for targets. Olave finished as the WR9 in fantasy points per game last year and had a strong finish in the fantasy playoffs.

Chuba Hubbard is expected to be available for Week 1 and may start the season as the primary back in Carolina. However, he is expected to lose work to Jonathan Brooks as the season progresses.

Justin Boone views Moore as a riser, noting he is the primary receiver for the Bills alongside Dalton Kincaid. Matt Harmon adds that Moore was misused in previous schemes and should see more successful route usage in Buffalo.

Justin Boone has moved Dalton Schultz up his rankings, noting his production as the 11th-highest scoring tight end over the final 13 weeks of last season. He is a reliable compiler who is back in play.

Matt Harmon considers London a second-round value at 21st overall, though he expresses skepticism regarding the Falcons' quarterback situation heading into the season.

Emmett Johnson is a high-upside handcuff behind Kenneth Walker. Boone expects Johnson to be a top waiver wire target if Walker misses time, noting that Johnson looked good in the preseason and is in a valuable spot.

Justin Boone considers George Kittle a top-three upside tight end who is currently available at a discount. While he expects a slow ramp-up early in the season, he believes Kittle remains a weekly threat to finish as the TE1.

Justin Boone expresses concern regarding Dobbins' durability, noting that he has suffered injuries every other year, which creates a path for backups like Jonah Coleman to gain value.

Matt Harmon ranks Ja'Marr Chase over Bijan Robinson, citing the potential for a nuclear fantasy season if the Bengals' offense improves its run-pass balance. He believes Chase has 20-touchdown upside.

Justin Boone recommends taking shots on both Jaden Reed and Matthew Golden at their current ADPs, as both players have the potential to emerge as key contributors in the Packers' high-volume passing offense.

Justin Boone highlights that the Broncos brought in Coleman to be the J.K. Dobbins replacement. Despite being third on the depth chart, Boone believes Coleman is the player to roster if Dobbins goes down.

Jonathan Brooks is a riser with significant breakout potential. While Chuba Hubbard may start the season with a 50-50 or 60-40 split, Boone expects Brooks to gain value over time. He is a preferred target over Tony Pollard in the 8th round.

Matt Harmon and Justin Boone are bullish on the Packers' passing offense, expecting a more spread-out, high-pace attack. Harmon notes that seeing Jordan Love call plays in the preseason is a positive indicator, and Boone believes Love is a QB2 who could challenge for top-12 fantasy numbers.

Despite an injury, Matt Harmon is willing to draft Jordan Tyson around the ninth round if he has an IR spot. He cites positive buzz from beat writers who called him one of the best players on the team this summer, suggesting he could be a second-half fantasy factor.

Matt Harmon advises against drafting Josh Jacobs entirely due to his placement on the commissioner's exempt list following battery and criminal damage charges, noting that the potential release of a video could lead to further NFL discipline. Harmon emphasizes that Jacobs carries significant red flags and warns that he cannot be placed in IR spots in most leagues, meaning he would burn a valuable bench spot.

Justin Boone ranks Juwan Johnson ahead of Chig Okonkwo, highlighting his consistency as the TE14 in points per game last year with nine top-10 weekly finishes. He is a sneaky play early in the season.

Kenneth Walker carries significant injury risk due to a history of nagging injuries. Boone expresses nervousness about drafting him as a first-round player, noting that the fantasy community is largely ignoring the durability concerns.

Matt Harmon remains a believer in Makai Lemon despite a slow start due to hamstring issues. He advises drafting and holding him, acknowledging he will likely start the season slow from a usage standpoint but could develop later.

Malik Davis has secured the number two running back role for the Cowboys, beating out other competitors. This role also provides a slight boost to Javante Williams' fantasy stock.

Justin Boone has moved Marshawn Lloyd up to RB26, targeting him in the sixth round. Despite past injury concerns, Boone notes Lloyd sought expert help this offseason and is a 25-year-old with significant upside. With Jacobs on the exempt list, Lloyd is expected to start as a meaningful fantasy piece with top-15 upside, as he is the most explosive option in a backfield where Chris Brooks and Caleb Johnson are not viewed as primary threats.

Matt Harmon identifies Lloyd as an upside player to target in the later rounds once the core starting lineup is established.

Marshawn Lloyd is preferred over Jonathan Brooks by both Boone and Harmon due to a clearer path to touches in the Packers' offense. He is considered a strong late-round upside pick.

Justin Boone suggests drafting Matthew Golden alongside Jaden Reed, noting that both receivers are undervalued and could see significant production in the Packers' projected pass-heavy scheme.

Justin Boone has downgraded Evans due to recurring lower-body soft tissue injuries (hamstring, quad, groin, foot) and his age (over 30). Boone questions if Evans can remain durable enough to return fantasy value.

Justin Boone identifies Mike Washington Jr. as a riser after a strong preseason performance. Boone notes that Washington has looked fantastic and is part of a group of players who have improved their stock significantly over the summer.

Mike Washington Jr. is a major riser after a fantastic preseason performance where he proved he belongs at the NFL level. He has forced the coaching staff to shift from a bell-cow approach for Ashton Gentry to a two-back system, as Washington provides an explosive element the offense needs.

Najee Harris has landed a role with the Giants, fitting their power running scheme. While he is behind the starter, he has late-round value as a backup to a starter with durability concerns.

Justin Boone views Rhamondre Stevenson as a massive value and the clear lead back for the Patriots. Despite Travion Henderson's presence, Boone notes that the team trusts Stevenson for high-leverage situations and that he finished last season strong. Boone ranks Stevenson ahead of Henderson and suggests he is a sneaky flex play in the middle rounds.

Justin Boone notes that Harvey's ADP has fallen nearly 10 spots recently due to the rise of Jonah Coleman. Boone argues Harvey's ceiling is limited to a 'pass-catcher plus' role, and he would likely only provide massive value if multiple injuries occurred ahead of him.

Seth McGowan is a deep sleeper on the Colts who would likely serve as the primary backup if Jonathan Taylor were to miss time. He is a recommended stash for late-round draft picks.

Justin Boone and Matt Harmon have both downgraded McLaurin. The combination of the Stefan Diggs arrival and the Laramie Tunsil injury, which has negatively impacted the Commanders' offensive line, has reduced their confidence in the offense's ability to sustain big plays.

Tony Pollard is a major faller due to concerns about the Titans' offense, poor offensive line play, and Tajay Spears receiving significant preseason work. Boone sees no ceiling for Pollard and advises against drafting him at his current ADP.

Justin Boone highlights Tucker Craft as a player to watch, noting that he appears to be healthy and has demonstrated fantasy-relevant potential when on the field.

Justin Boone views Tucker Craft as a high-upside tight end target who is currently undervalued due to injury recovery. He notes Craft has top-three upside at the position, similar to his performance before his injury last year.