Fantasy Football Player Notes
2021 Half PPR Draft Rankings
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18.
Robert Woods
(vs . SF)
It should be an interesting debate regarding Woods this year, because on the surface, it appears that he gets an upgrade to Matthew Stafford. While that's true, it can be argued that Jared Goff's skill-set was tailormade for Woods' skill-set. The 7.1 air yards per target Woods saw in 2020 was the 10th-lowest mark among wide receivers. Meanwhile, Stafford likes to push the ball down the field a bit more. Because of the questions (good or bad), Woods should ultimately be viewed as a mid-to-low-end WR2.
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21.
Cooper Kupp
(vs . SF)
It seemed like the Rams wanted to stretch the middle of the field with Kupp at times over the last couple years, though Jared Goff's inability to accurately throw the ball downfield hindered Kupp's upside. Of the eight deep targets he saw in 2020, just one was catchable. Kupp's not a burner by any means, but if he doesn't have splash plays, he's not going to be anything more than a boring PPR asset. There's more to his game than what we've seen, and it's possible that Matthew Stafford unlocks it. He should be treated as a safe, high-floor WR2.
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88.
DeSean Jackson
(vs . SF)
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90.
Van Jefferson
(vs . SF)
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129.
Tutu Atwell
(vs . SF)
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200.
Trishton Jackson
(vs . SF)
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245.
Jacob Harris
(vs . SF)
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248.
Jeremiah Haydel
(vs . SF)
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249.
J.J. Koski
(vs . SF)
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250.
Ben Skowronek
(vs . SF)
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268.
Nsimba Webster
(vs . SF)
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