Fantasy Football Values: Amon-Ra St. Brown & Jordan Love (2024)

Thankfully, the 2024 fantasy football season is just around the corner. Each year, fantasy players want to construct their team with a proper mix of good-value players and upside sleepers while avoiding players with high bust potential.

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Fantasy Football ADP Values

Amon-Ra St. Brown (DET): ADP 7.7 | WR5

Despite being a fourth-round pick in the NFL Draft, St. Brown has been one of the more consistent wide receivers in fantasy football since the second half of his rookie season. The star receiver finished as the WR8 in 2022 and the WR3 last year, averaging 15.2 half-point PPR fantasy points per game over those two years. Furthermore, he is coming off the best season of his career, setting career-highs in receptions (119), targets (164), receiving yards (1,515), and touchdowns (10).

More importantly, St. Brown is the focal point of the Lions’ passing attack, posting the sixth-highest target share (27.9%) and the fourth-highest target per route run rate (30%) among wide receivers with at least 70 routes in 2023 (per Fantasy Points Data). Furthermore, the superstar receiver was one of seven players with double-digit receiving scores despite his teammate, Sam LaPorta, also scoring 10 touchdowns last year. While many have high expectations for Jameson Williams this season, St. Brown should have no trouble posting another top-five finish.

Jordan Love (GB): ADP 71.7 | QB10

After sitting behind Aaron Rodgers for years, Love finally got to start last season. Unfortunately, he had multiple doubters heading into his first year as the starter. The former Utah State star started the season on fire. He was the QB4 over the first three weeks, averaging 218.3 passing yards, 2.3 touchdowns, and 22.9 fantasy points per game, scoring 20.3 or more in every contest. While Love went through a slump, the first-year starter was a league-winner to end the 2023 season.

The former Utah State star was the QB2 over the final seven contests of the fantasy season, averaging 2.3 passing touchdowns and 21.6 fantasy points per game. Love had at least two passing touchdowns in 10 of the final 11 games, including the two playoff matchups. More importantly, he has an outstanding set of young pass catchers, many of whom struggled to stay healthy last year. Love’s set of weapons and hot finish to last season gives him plenty of upside and one of the safest floors among quarterbacks.