Fantasy Football Player Notes
2021 PPR Draft Rankings
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12.
Amari Cooper
(at PHI)
Remember when Cooper was labeled as a "boom or bust" receiver during his Oakland days? While with the Cowboys, that hasn't been the case at all. He's now been a WR2 or better in 20-of-41 games with the Cowboys, which amounts to 48.8 percent. That number is the exact same as Stefon Diggs' career number. It's higher than Terry McLaurin's 48.3 percent. The emergence of CeeDee Lamb may take some of the upside potential away from Cooper, but he's still a great high-end WR2 to have on your fantasy team.
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14.
CeeDee Lamb
(at PHI)
He finished as the WR24 last year, his rookie season, while dealing with some poor quarterback play. While five games is a small sample size, Lamb was the WR12 with Dak Prescott under center. Now in his second year with a full offseason, Lamb might just finish as a top-10 option, especially if the Cowboys keep deploying him from the slot.
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46.
Michael Gallup
(at PHI)
Despite losing Dak Prescott early in the year, Gallup managed to finish with 843 yards and five touchdowns despite being behind both Amari Cooper and CeeDee Lamb on the depth chart. That was good enough for a WR38 finish, though he's lasting much later than that in drafts. Now in a contract year, Gallup is likely showcasing himself for his future team.
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151.
Simi Fehoko
(at PHI)
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157.
Cedrick Wilson
(at PHI)
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189.
Noah Brown
(at PHI)
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267.
T.J. Vasher
(at PHI)
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284.
Malik Turner
(at PHI)
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286.
Johnnie Dixon
(at PHI)
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297.
Osirus Mitchell
(at PHI)
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