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Cheaters Always Prosper with Fantasy Index cheat sheets, depth charts, customized rankings for fantasy football leagues, experts polls, and Ian Allan's mailbag. FantasyIndex FantasyIndex. Contact Us - Help - Privacy - Terms. Subscribe to Fantasy Football Index! Get it delivered hot off the presses! Sign in Join now. Get In There! Who invented fantasy football? Sign In I can't sign in! Not a Member? Join Today! Tallest: OT Walker Little 6-foot Tallest: OT Orlando Brown 6-foot Shortest: RB Darrell Henderson 5-foot Tallest: OT Rob Havenstein 6-foot Shortest: RB J.
Taylor 5-foot Tallest: OT Trent Brown 6-foot Tallest: OT Nate Solder 6-foot Shortest: RB Boston Scott 5-foot Tallest: OT Jordan Mailata 6-foot Reed 5-foot Tallest: OT Stone Forsythe 6-foot Shortest: WR Jaelon Darden 5-foot Perhaps most impressive was Metcalf's consistency, as he was able to catch at least four passes in 12 of 16 contests for the Seahawks.
The Seahawks threw the ball at an uncharacteristically high rate to start the season which led to a big start to the season for Metcalf, but we did see a bit of a drop off from him later in the year. Still, Metcalf finished the season as a top five fantasy wide receiver in standard scoring formats and he was in the top 10 in average yards per target, proving that his upside could be even higher if he is given more opportunities.
WR1 overall is probably not realistic for Metcalf just given how Seattle tends to play, but Metcalf is a strong bet to be a top 10 wide receiver again this season. His only established competition for targets is Tyler Lockett and we've already seen that those two can both feast even in this relatively low volume passing attack. Outlook: Like his quarterback, Diggs posted career-highs across the board in , with personal bests in targets, receptions, and receiving yards.
He emerged as the alpha dog receiving option for a QB who took a massive step forward in efficiency and production.
Diggs was the best of both worlds for fantasy managers in , as he delivered monster games at times while also providing top-8 consistency scores according to our Consistency Calculator. As you might expect, the 5th-round steal from the prior year is now a fringe first-round pick, depending on format. No longer a steal, fantasy managers who desire to have Diggs on their roster will need to pay a mighty premium for his services, forgoing RBs ranked in the top and elite tight ends like Travis Kelce.
Allen's breakout season was so beyond his career averages that some regression to the mean is likely, especially at his 6. The regression could eat into the overall production of the receiving weapons on the team, but Diggs targets and a league-best are more than enough evidence to believe he will once again be the main target for Allen and among the top WRs in the league.
The former Texan shut up naysayers when he joined Buffalo's Stephon Diggs in smashing the age-old "receivers don't produce on new teams" argument. Hopkins completely shattered all expectations by finishing second in the league with targets, which he converted for a career high-tying receptions, 1, receiving yards and six touchdowns. Hopkins is about as reliable as it gets at the wide receiver position and there's really no reason to be concerned about him heading into the season.
He was targeted at least seven times in all but one game in and he saw double-digit targets in nine different games.
While the Cardinals did bolster their wide receiver group, history has shown us that truly elite wide receivers like Hopkins tend to maintain their target shares even when their team adds more complementary weapons.
The fact that Hopkins only finished as the standard-scoring fantasy WR9 in is something that does bring worry to some fantasy owners, but it's worth considering that he did that while scoring just six touchdowns on catches. There's some positive regression coming for Hopkins if he's able to see that many passes come his way again this season, so look for that total to be closer to 10 touchdowns.
The Cardinals also look like a good bet to increase their pass-to-run ratio which should only further fantasy owners' confidence in Hopkins, who looks like every bit of an elite fantasy option once again this season.
Young receivers like D. Brown have been getting plenty of hype this offseason, but none of them possess the high floor and high upside combination that a player like Hopkins does. Don't sleep on him in your drafts just because you like the idea of a shiny, new toy.
Jefferson seems to have started his career in that "deluxe apartment in the sky", so what could he possibly do as a follow-up to his historic rookie season? Slaying Anquan Boldin's year old record, and evoking memories of Randy Moss debut season with the Vikes, Jefferson was nearly unstoppable after his outburst in Week 3. Tagged by many as the most NFL ready receiver coming into the draft, Jefferson by most metrics, was one of the best receivers in the league.
He could get down the field deep 13th in average depth per target , make plays after the catch 14th in yards-after-catch and score touchdowns 7. An expert route runner capable of the full route tree, Jefferson can, and will be a match-up nightmare in With a likely regression in receiving yards, the former LSU Tiger should be able to make that up with more receptions and an uptick in touchdowns.
Baring a true catastrophe, I can't envision a scenario where Jefferson isn't a WR1 in all formats. Outlook: If you are intent on drafting a Titans receiver this season, this is the guy I would target. While the team's run-first philosophy certainly has the potential to limit his production, Tennessee's high percentage passing attack fits neatly into Brown's wheelhouse.
A big, strong, physical receiver at , , with reliable hands, he creates serious mismatches in the short to intermediate passing game. He snatches the ball in traffic, breaks arm tackles, and has surprising run after the catch ability for a man his size. Because he lived in the shadow of players like Corey Davis, Jonnu Smith, and Delanie Walker at the start of his career, he's sort of been tabbed as an up and comer, a player to watch coming off a big season.
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