Fantasy Football Player Notes
2019 Draft Rankings
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14.
Tyreek Hill
WR - (vs . LAC)
It appears the NFL will not suspend Hill for the off-the-field incidents that took place this offseason, which means he's back in the conversation as a second-round pick. He continues to defy the laws of efficiency and while it's normal to expect regression, he's proved us wrong in each of the last two seasons. He is the exception to the rule and an outlier in production. He won't be as consistent as the top-tier options, but he'll single-handedly win you weeks.
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15.
Travis Kelce
TE - (vs . LAC)
Not only was he worthy of a first-round pick last year, but there are now question marks surrounding the No. 1 receiver on his team that could boost his targets to even higher heights. Not that he needs them, as his 150 targets were tied for fourth all-time among tight ends. Kelce gives you consistency and predictability at a very unpredictable position and an advantage every week. If you want to take him at the end of the first-round or beginning of the second-round, you should
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34.
Patrick Mahomes
QB - (vs . LAC)
Yes, Mahomes is coming off the best fantasy season of all time for a quarterback. Yes, he's going to have some regression. He threw a touchdown on 8.6 percent of his passes in 2018, the seventh-highest mark of all-time. Here's the list of quarterbacks who are ahead of them, included with their touchdown rate in that season, as well as the following season: Peyton Manning (9.9 to 6.2), Ken Stabler (9.3 to 6.8), Deshaun Watson (9.3 to 5.1), Aaron Rodgers (9.0 to 7.1), Tom Brady (8.7 to 5.0), Mark Rypien (8.7 to 4.6). Don't pay for last year's stats
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45.
Damien Williams
RB - (vs . LAC)
It's never a bad thing to have the running back attached to Andy Reid's offense, though Williams shouldn't go inside the top few rounds due to his question marks. He's still yet to have more than 13 carries in a regular season game, so what makes us believe he's going to stand up to a full workload? The Chiefs just snagged LeSean McCoy when he was released by the Bills, making the situation even more sticky. Not to mention the performance by Darwin Thompson in the preseason. It's possible that Andy Reid moves to somewhat of a timeshare, though Williams should be the starter out of the gate.
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79.
Sammy Watkins
WR - (vs . LAC)
Here's your risk/reward player in the Round 4-5 range, as Watkins presents solid WR3 marks with Tyreek Hill in the lineup, but presents top-12 upside if Hill were to be suspended and/or miss time. Watkins also comes with health risks, as his foot injury acted up again in 2018, meaning this is a chronic injury that can resurface at any point. You know the risk, but you also know the potential reward. If drafting him, surround him with a few safer players on your roster
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86.
LeSean McCoy
RB - (vs . LAC)
McCoy is no longer a member of the Bills, as they released him. McCoy was picked up the same day by the Chiefs, as he's played for Andy Reid before. While it seems like Damien Williams is still the starter, McCoy will be nipping at his heels. There's a short leash for every running back in Kansas City, as Reid won't hesitate to go to the next man up.
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155.
Darwin Thompson
RB - (vs . LAC)
Now in the role that appears to be the backup to Damien Williams, Thompson has a lot of value in fantasy drafts. While many are concerned about Williams holding onto the role, investing a 2nd or 3rd round pick on him, then a 10th round pick on Thompson doesn't seem to bad for the Chiefs starting running back. There's been more uncertainty added to the mix now that the Chiefs added LeSean McCoy, who used to play for Andy Reid. As of now, Thompson is nothing more than a stash on fantasy benches.
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190.
Harrison Butker
K - (vs . LAC)
When drafting a kicker, look to find someone in a good offense. It doesn't get much better than what Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid have going on in Kansas City.
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203.
Mecole Hardman
WR - (vs . LAC)
Hardman is stuck behind both Tyreek Hill and Sammy Watkins so his snap count will likely be lower than 60%. With that said, he has the skills to break a handful of long touchdowns this year and we saw Godwin and Ridley both produce despite #3 receiver snaps last year.
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246.
Kansas City Chiefs
DST - (vs . LAC)
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312.
Darrel Williams
RB - (vs . LAC)
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327.
Demarcus Robinson
WR - (vs . LAC)
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441.
Blake Bell
TE - (vs . LAC)
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471.
Byron Pringle
WR - (vs . LAC)
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534.
Anthony Sherman
RB - (vs . LAC)
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604.
Deon Yelder
TE - (vs . LAC)
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632.
Matt Moore
QB - (vs . LAC)
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