Fantasy Football Today

Jalen Coker is an undervalued sleeper who outscored Ted Aro and McMillan by nearly five PPR points per game over the final five games of last season; he is expected to see increased slot usage, which could boost his target rate.

Jayden Reed is a high-floor asset who should benefit from a more pass-heavy Packers offense; he has a strong track record of production when targeted, with 17 of 18 games with 6+ targets resulting in 10+ PPR points.

Chris Godwin is being moved up in rankings as ADP adjusts to Emeka Abuka's injury status; he is a strong candidate to beat his ADP if he stays healthy, having reached week one with no issues.

DeAndre Swift has top-15 upside, potentially top-12 if Kyle Mononga misses time; he has consistently finished as a top-24 back and is expected to see a feature role in the current offense.

Devontae Smith is a priority target in round three; he has a proven track record of success without A.J. Brown or Dallas Goedert, averaging 17 PPR points per game in those 20 instances with a 65% hit rate.

Despite being fun to root for and productive when healthy, J.K. Dobbins has a concerning injury history, having missed at least four games in almost every season of his career except his rookie year.

Jonah Coleman looked outstanding in the preseason and fits Denver's offense well; while he won't be a three-down back due to R.J. Harvey's role, he is a high-upside bench stash who could pay dividends if J.K. Dobbins misses time.

The source targets Blake Corum in late rounds, noting that the Rams' dominant defense could lead to game scripts that favor running the ball. While Kyron Williams is the 1A, the source believes Corum's increased explosiveness and quickness could lead to a larger snap share, providing a high-reward path if he earns more touches.

The source is a strong proponent of Parker Washington, citing his 14.4 PPR points per game from week seven on last year. Despite concerns about the backloaded nature of his production, the source believes Washington is a smash pick in the top 60 because he is versatile, has chemistry with Trevor Lawrence, and is expected to remain on the field.

The source highlights Brock Purdy as a value pick who finished as the QB1 in fantasy points per game through week 17 last year. With an improved receiving corps and a potentially weaker defense forcing more pass attempts, the source believes Purdy has more upside than commonly perceived and is a perfect target for those waiting on a quarterback.

The source is high on Sam LaPorta due to the Lions' high-powered offense and a defense that has suffered significant losses, which may force the team to be more pass-heavy. LaPorta is expected to benefit from offensive coordinator Drew Petsing's tendency to utilize tight ends in the short-area passing game, similar to the Trey McBride usage pattern.

Despite an injury tag, the source is aggressively targeting Luther Burden in the early fourth round. Burden ranked third in yards per route run among wide receivers with at least 50 targets last year. With DJ Moore and Olamide Zaccheaus gone, Burden is expected to see a significant increase in his four-target-per-game average, with the source projecting a major breakout season.

The source views Zay Flowers as an elite alpha number one wide receiver whose production was limited last year by a low-volume Ravens passing offense (420 attempts). With a new offensive coordinator and potential for a touchdown spike, the source projects Flowers could see 30 more targets if pass volume increases to 500 attempts. Flowers was already top-five in route participation and yards per target last year.

The source ranks CeeDee Lamb 11th overall in full PPR formats, noting that while it is rare for two wide receivers on the same team to finish in the top 12, the Cowboys' situation is a rare exception where both Lamb and George Pickens could provide high-end production.

The source notes that the Steelers have averaged 618 pass attempts over the last three years, providing enough volume for a concentrated passing attack. If Pickens has a big touchdown season, he has top-five wide receiver upside. The source is encouraged by reports that Pickens has moved past previous baggage and that the team is prioritizing a contract extension, which may lead to more consistent usage.

The source notes obtaining good value on Tyler Warren at the tight end position.

The source utilizes David Montgomery as their flex option.

The source identifies Matthew Golden as a potential third wide receiver option for their roster.

The source identifies Michael Wilson as a potential third wide receiver option for their roster.

The source highlights Garrett Wilson as a strong full PPR asset expected to receive a high volume of catches.

The source includes Javonte Williams as their RB2, describing the pick as 'all right'.

The source acquired Joe Burrow at a great value for their team.

The source expects a bounce-back season from Justin Jefferson after drafting him in the second round.

The source views Jonathan Taylor as an unpassable value at the ninth overall pick, citing his high PPR scoring potential.

The source frequently drafts Isaiah Likely as a fallback option when waiting on the tight end position.

The source has not drafted Trey McBride once this year, preferring Colston Loveland as a higher-priority tight end.

The source ranks Colston Loveland ahead of Trey McBride, leading to a preference for drafting Loveland.

The source considers drafting Brock Bowers in two-wide receiver leagues if he falls to a favorable spot.

The source targets Sam LaPorta if he is available at a draft spot where other top tight ends might be taken before the next pick.

The source targets Kyle Pitts early, ranking him back-to-back with Sam LaPorta and willing to draft him immediately if LaPorta is off the board.

The source groups Tucker Kraft with Sam LaPorta as a tight end option in the round five range.

The source targets Sam LaPorta early, noting they recently drafted him in round six and consider him a top-tier tight end option.

The source identifies Tyler Warren as a target in round five.

The source likes Colson Loveland as the top target in Chicago and is willing to draft him in late round three, provided the league format rewards catches.

The source prefers Trey McBride over Brock Bowers in full PPR formats, though they note they have not drafted him in their 25-30 drafts this year.

The source identifies Brock Bowers as a huge favorite at the tight end position, though they personally prefer Trey McBride in full PPR formats.

The source advises against drafting Lamar Jackson in rounds three or four, labeling it as too soon and suggesting drafters wait for better value at the position.

The source considers Caleb Williams part of a tier (alongside Justin Herbert, Dak Prescott, and Trevor Lawrence) that represents a significant value if drafted in round nine.

The source considers Trevor Lawrence part of a tier (alongside Justin Herbert, Dak Prescott, and Caleb Williams) that represents a significant value if drafted in round nine.

The source considers Dak Prescott part of a tier (alongside Justin Herbert, Trevor Lawrence, and Caleb Williams) that represents a significant value if drafted in round nine.