Fantasy Football Player Notes
2019 Draft Rankings
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36.
Zach Ertz
TE - (at NYG)
With new additions of DeSean Jackson, JJ Arcega-Whiteside, and Miles Sanders, you have to wonder if Ertz loses of his (tight end) record of 156 targets he saw in 2018. You also have Dallas Goedert coming into his second season after an impressive rookie campaign. Still, it's rare to find a tight end who can average 8-10 targets per game, making Ertz worthy of a pick in the top three rounds
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61.
Alshon Jeffery
WR - (at NYG)
Did you know Jeffery finished as the WR20 in his first season with the Eagles and then finished as the WR26 in 2018 despite missing three full games? He's not an exciting pick, but he's proven production when in the lineup. It surely won't hurt that Carson Wentz should be back and healthy, as he posted better numbers with him than with Nick Foles
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65.
Miles Sanders
RB - (at NYG)
There are many who believe Sanders' three-down skillset will make Doug Pederson change his ways, though you shouldn't be so sure about that. During his three years in Philadelphia, there has been just one running back who has topped 42 snaps in a game, and that was Darren Sproles, who is more of a scat-back than a traditional one. They also traded for Jordan Howard, who is likely to steal some goal-line work, as he was really good in that role with the Bears. Sanders is likely to end the year as a top-25 fantasy running back, but it'll likely be a bumpy road, similar to how it was with Jay Ajayi
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74.
Carson Wentz
QB - (at NYG)
In the 11 weeks Wentz was healthy last season, he was the QB15 thanks to a greatly diminished TD-rate (as expected). With that said, he was even more efficient than his 2017 MVP campaign so there is more upside. The concern, of course, is that Wentz is still not healed from the back injury that kept him out at the end of the season so be sure to monitor that as your fantasy draft draws near.
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92.
Jordan Howard
RB - (at NYG)
If you've been hibernating since the end of the football season, you may have missed Howard being traded to the Eagles for a measly sixth-round pick. While some saw this as a value, Howard is an afterthought now that the Eagles spent a second-round pick on Miles Sanders, the more complete running back. Doug Pederson has allowed one running back to play more than 42 snaps in a game during his three years in Philadelphia: Darren Sproles, a do-it-all running back. Howard topped that number five times while with the Bears in 2018 alone with absolutely zero competition for the early-down role. He's more likely to be on waiver wires than he is returning to stud status
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111.
DeSean Jackson
WR - (at NYG)
Jackson returns to Philadelphia, though this time he's got a much better supporting cast. Between Alshon Jeffery and Zach Ertz, he won't be asked to be the focal point of the offense, but rather a game-changer in how a defense has to approach them. He still has the speed to beat cornerbacks down the field, as evidenced by his 18.9 yards per catch in 2018. Just don't draft him and expect WR2 numbers or anything. He'll be a splash player in the Eagles offense
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196.
Dallas Goedert
TE - (at NYG)
If there were ever such a thing as a tight end handcuff, Goedert would be it. Should something happen to Zach Ertz that would force him to miss time, Goedert would be a plug-and-play top-five option every week. Unfortunately, he doesn't have much value outside of that, as there simply aren't enough targets to go around. That was clear last year when he saw more than five targets just once all season
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210.
Jake Elliott
K - (at NYG)
Elliott was merely tied as the number 15 fantasy kicker last season but with Carson Wentz now fully recovered from injury, that could change in a heartbeat for 2019.
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213.
Philadelphia Eagles
DST - (at NYG)
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238.
Nelson Agholor
WR - (at NYG)
The addition of DeSean Jackson all but guarantees that Agholor has his slot gig in-between Jackson and Alshon Jeffery. Moving back to the slot is going to be huge for Agholor, as he's really struggled on the perimeter throughout his career. Of the 66 wide receivers who totaled at least 40 targets in each of the last two seasons, Agholor ranked as the No. 63 receiver in points per target on the perimeter, while he ranked No. 12 in points per target in the slot
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254.
J.J. Arcega-Whiteside
WR - (at NYG)
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257.
Corey Clement
RB - (at NYG)
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298.
Darren Sproles
RB - (at NYG)
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352.
Jay Ajayi
RB - (at NYG)
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433.
Jordan Matthews
WR - (at NYG)
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439.
Boston Scott
RB - (at NYG)
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484.
Mack Hollins
WR - (at NYG)
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506.
Josh McCown
QB - (at NYG)
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530.
Marcus Green
WR,RB - (at NYG)
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555.
Joshua Perkins
TE - (at NYG)
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644.
Scott Orndoff
TE - (at NYG)
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