Fantasy Football Draft Values: Demarcus Robinson, Derek Carr, Daniel Jones (2024)

With fantasy football best ball contests being released thick and fast it can pay to zoom out and consider where the best values are in each round. Which players do we want to aggressively pursue before fantasy football average draft position (ADP) shifts as draft rooms get busier over the summer? Which players have fantasy football managers been overlooking? These are the best fantasy football draft values in each round based on current Underdog Fantasy ADP. Below we dive into a few notable fantasy football draft values.

Fantasy Football Draft Values: Best Ball ADP

Round 16 – Demarcus Robinson (WR – LAR)

Before Week 11, Demarcus Robinson played only 5% of snaps for the Rams as they allowed Tutu Atwell to make the role his. When Robinson earned his shot from Week 12 onwards he averaged 80.7% of the snaps. This in part is down to the Rams playing 3-WR sets at one of the highest rates in the league. Robinson had 13+ PPR points in all six of these games. With no wide receiver additions of note, it’s time to go back to the well in 2024.

Best grab I have seen Demarcus Robinson make as a pro. pic.twitter.com/4dBkDxHfcn

— Matt Waldman (@MattWaldman) December 11, 2023

Round 17 – Derek Carr (QB – NO)

Nobody wants to draft Derek Carr and nobody likes drafting Derek Carr, but it’s become a necessary evil at this point. Carr finished as the QB18 in total points with five top-12 weekly finishes. Something we can’t look down on when we’re building a roster to cover injuries and bye weeks. Add in a new, more fun offensive scheme and Carr should be able to return value as the QB26.

Round 18 – Daniel Jones (QB – NYG)

The seat is firmly heating up for Daniel Jones despite a contract that’s less than 15 months old and coming off an ACL injury, which is far from ideal for a player who consistently gets banged up. However, with the addition of Malik Nabers, Jones has his best pass-catcher since Odell Beckham left many years ago. The last time Jones was healthy in 2022, when he averaged 7.5 rush attempts per game, which is too valuable to be left completely undrafted.