Andy Isabella

Isabella is a part of one of the deepest WR rooms in the NFL and had only nine receptions as a rookie. He has dynasty value but not worth a draft pick in redraft leagues.

Isabella was a high draft selection by this regime, but didn't get much of a chance to contribute last season. That could change this season and Isabella could have more of a prominent role in this offense. He absolutely has the talent and speed to be a factor for fantasy football. With that being said, it's probably best to wait and see what his role looks like in the preseason before we consider him a worthwhile pick in redraft leagues.

Andy Isabella was a second round pick last year but failed to show anything close to that level of pedigree. Despite a number of big plays in 2019, Isabella played very little and failed to show enough quality to earn a spot ahead of DeAndre Hopkins, Christian Kirk or Larry Fitzgerald while he still needs to battle with the likes of Hakeem Butler and KeeSean Johnson for snaps.

Isabella saw just 13 targets last season after being selected in the second round of the draft, and would have potentially been considered a breakout candidate in deeper leagues heading into the year. Unfortunately, with the addition of DeAndre Hopkins and the return of Larry Fitzgerald, it will be nearly impossible for Isabella to return any value this season. In dynasty leagues, he's worth holding onto, but ignore him for redraft purposes.

23 years old - UFA 2023