Top 5 Rookie Receiver Landing Spots in Dynasty AND Redraft Formats
Top 5 Rookie Receiver Landing Spots in Dynasty AND Redraft Formats These aren’t necessarily the most talented rookies to enter the NFL this season, but they do offer the best combination of short and long term fantasy potential in my eyes. They each stand to make an impact from day one of the 2018
PRO Trashman’s FINAL RB and WR 2018 NFL Draft Trait Matrices
This trait matrix is for all you fantasy fiends who can’t get enough of football throughout the off-season. It’s a glimpse into the rookie evaluation process that I undertake as we try to find the special players who can ultimately bring you a championship come fantasy season. You checked in with me over the previous
PRO Rookie Spotlight: Allen Lazard, Iowa State University
Rookie Spotlight: Allen Lazard, Iowa State University Height: 6’ 4 1/2” (official) Weight: 225 lbs (official) Hands: 9 3/4” Arm: 32 1/4” 40 yard dash: 4.55 (combine) NFL Comparison: Kelvin Benjamin Pros – extremely tall and broad – plays inside and outside – sharp, character guy – among the best verticals for wrs at
PRO Rookie Spotlight: Antonio Callaway, University of Florida
Rookie Spotlight: Antonio Callaway, University of Florida Height: 5’ 10 1/2” (official) Weight: 200 lbs (official) Hands: 9 1/2” Arm: 31 1/2” 40 yard dash: 4.41 (combine) NFL Comparison: Antonio Brown, Nelson Agholor Pros – naturally athletic – maintains elite speed through routes – quick acceleration and burst – great leaping ability –
PRO 2018 NFL Draft Trait Matrix: RB V.5
This trait matrix is for all you fantasy fiends who can’t get enough of football throughout the off-season. It’s a glimpse into the rookie evaluation process that I undertake as we try to find the special players who can ultimately bring you a championship come fantasy season. The grades may seem generous right now, as
PRO Rookie Spotlight: Kerryon Johnson, Auburn University
Rookie Spotlight: Kerryon Johnson, Auburn University Height: 5’ 11 2/5” (official) Weight: 213 lbs (official) Hands: 9 3/4” Arm: 32 1/2” 40 yard dash: 4.52 (combine) NFL Comparison: Demarco Murray, Buck Allen Pros – unusual combo of power and balance – leaping ability among the best in his class – quick acceleration and burst
PRO 2018 NFL Draft WR Trait Matrix V.5
This trait matrix is for all you fantasy fiends who can’t get enough of football throughout the off-season. It’s a glimpse into the rookie evaluation process that I undertake as we try to find the special players who can ultimately bring you a championship come fantasy season. The grades may seem generous right now, as
PRO Rookie Spotlight: Kalen Ballage, Arizona State University
Rookie Spotlight: Kalen Ballage, Arizona State University Height: 6’ 1 2/5” (official) Weight: 228 lbs (official) Hands: 9 1/2” Arm: 32 3/4” 40 yard dash: 4.46 (combine) 4.35 (pro day) NFL Comparison: Rod Smith, David Johnson Pros – extremely athletic and powerful – can be used all over the field – good acceleration –
PRO 2018 NFL Draft RB Trait Matrix V.4
This trait matrix is for all you fantasy fiends who can’t get enough of football throughout the off-season. It’s a glimpse into the rookie evaluation process that I undertake as we try to find the special players who can ultimately bring you a championship come fantasy season. The grades may seem generous right now, as
PRO Rookie Spotlight: Equanimeous St. Brown, Notre Dame University
Rookie Spotlight: Equanimeous St. Brown, Notre Dame University Height: 6’ 4 3/5” (official) Weight: 214 lbs (official) Hands: 9 3/4” Arm: 33” 40 yard dash: 4.48 (official) NFL Comparison: A.J. Green, Robby Anderson Pros – sure handed – gets separation – clean cuts – great downfield speed – strong route runner – quick feet Cons
