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I noticed the fellas at DLF were putting together a group average.
http://mizelle.net/mfl/2019/rookies/rankDetails.php?pid=ppr_post
http://mizelle.net/mfl/2019/rookies/rankDetails.php?pid=ppr_post
I don't know. I think every individual league is going to be wildly different. I think Jacobs will emerge as a consensus 1.01 for 75% of leagues. But after that......wow. I disagree a lot. this is great
I'll be able to get almost everyone I want
I agree. I submitted mine anyways. It's fun to see where things average out. I might need to tinker but I like my top 12I don't know. I think every individual league is going to be wildly different. I think Jacobs will emerge as a consensus 1.01 for 75% of leagues. But after that......
I think in PPR leagues that are not 3 WR start minimum Jacobs is 1.1 about 95+% of the time. Pass catching RB's with a first round pedigree are hard to ignore. I think will be something pretty close to consensus.I don't know. I think every individual league is going to be wildly different. I think Jacobs will emerge as a consensus 1.01 for 75% of leagues. But after that......
Probably right. Just based off the early poll results here I see some people picking Harry at 1.01.I think in PPR leagues that are not 3 WR start minimum Jacobs is 1.1 about 95+% of the time. Pass catching RB's with a first round pedigree are hard to ignore. I think will be something pretty close to consensus.
I mainly have concentrated on my FFPC leagues and I got Jacobs at 1, tier 2 has 4 players, tier 3 has 2 players and tier 4 has two players(sorry won't get more specific right now). I got clear and decisive break after those 9, sort of no mans lands for me at the moment after those 9 and tier 4 is really a solid drop from tier 3 for that matter. Different leagues and different formats would change this but one thing for me to say is we talked for months for someone would be the clear cut #1. For me that happened. A lot of speculation said early picks were overrated but that tier 2 and tier 3, which brings me up to player 7, is considerably a higher echelon of player to me than say player 10-12 on my rankings.
There's been 2 tight ends in the past 10 years taken sooner than Hock. Very significant to me the caliber of prospect compared to the WRs and RBs the NFL passed up.I am trying to figure out where to put these TEs. Hock or Fant first? Where would I take one in this draft? Initially I had them pegged as late 1sts but with the talent available there, as well as the good talent at TE available later in the draft, I think I may pass in favor of a guy like Isabella.
Seems to be a trend for Detroit. Not sure if that is a good thing.There's been 2 tight ends in the past 10 years taken sooner than Hock. Very significant to me the caliber of prospect compared to the WRs and RBs the NFL passed up.
I hope that is pre-draft.https://www.fantasypros.com/nfl/rankings/rookies.php is a good place to check also. Hakeem Butler makes more sense on this list.
Oh, looks like some of these are pre-draft.
Pettigrew wasn’t terrible, blocked well, and had some ok receiving seasons but was never some epic 1st rd te pick.Seems to be a trend for Detroit. Not sure if that is a good thing.
ETA: I do agree that Hock is a talent worth a 1st round pick. Just trying to figure out where to put him. I've had him from 4 down to 10
If Metcalf falls to 1.10 or later I will shat my pants with joy in my leagues where I have late 1st rounders. Yeah I know he doesn't run all the routes but he probably ended up with the best QB possible and its not like he has a ton of competition either.1>Jacobs, 2>Harry, 3>M. Brown, 4>Hockenson, 5>M. Sanders, 6>Fant, 7>Hardman, 8>Campbell, 9>A. Brown, 10>Isabella, 11>D Samuel, 12>Metcalf.
He won't be on my team then. Oh well.If Metcalf falls to 1.10 or later I will shat my pants with joy in my leagues where I have late 1st rounders. Yeah I know he doesn't run all the routes but he probably ended up with the best QB possible and its not like he has a ton of competition either.
I think I'm not alone when saying where players land has a huge bearing on success, at least out of the gate. I was sure before the draft I'd want Brown before Metcalf, but Mariota vs Wilson makes this a very different story now.He won't be on my team then. Oh well.
His value is fueled by pre-draft hype, which should evaporate when the draft takes place. I was thinking 12 might be a little early in fact. He was what, the 16th FF position player taken?
True. Great landing spots are great and pretty obvious. Harry, Jacobs, Campbell, JJAW, and Hardman got really lucky. You could call Deebo Samuel mildly fortunate as well. I wouldn't put Butler in that category. It could end up fantastic, but it's far from definite.I think I'm not alone when saying where players land has a huge bearing on success, at least out of the gate. I was sure before the draft I'd want Brown before Metcalf, but Mariota vs Wilson makes this a very different story now.
AJ Brown was my #1 player coming into this draft. The landing spot is awful. That being said, I think one of two things happens in the very near future. Either Mariota turns his career around, or the Titans will move in another direction at QB. My guess is on #2. I’ll take a comparable player in a more favorable situation (Harry) over him, but I’m not dropping down talent tiers to take other guys just because they landed in more favorable spots. Situations change quickly in the NFLReading more of the thread.. the one player I really can't get with post draft is AJ Brown.
Seems to be in a lot of people's top 10. Is this pre-draft residual based on talent? Other talented WR's have not been able to overcome the situation he is going into to.
Hock got a boost by his blocking ability and was drafted by a team who is intent on running the ball. I can agree with you on this. Although good blocking wont hurt him in the passing game either.Even though I believe Hock > Fant as a complete TE, fantasy wise Fant might be a better pick.
The other side of that is sometimes GMs get it wrong. 21 WRs were drafted before Antonio Brown.True. Great landing spots are great and pretty obvious. Harry, Jacobs, Campbell, JJAW, and Hardman got really lucky. You could call Deebo Samuel mildly fortunate as well. I wouldn't put Butler in that category. It could end up fantastic, but it's far from definite.
More importantly though, there's a lot of bias here that doesn't exist with draft capital, which has statistical correlation. Example: there's no way Butler should be going ahead any 2nd round wide receiver, specifically Isabella.
Access your crystal ball and tell me which ones they missed this year. I hope its Butler because I love the guy.The other side of that is sometimes GMs get it wrong. 21 WRs were drafted before Antonio Brown.
If I can be convinced that the Eagles won't stay with RBBC I can see bumping Sanders to 5 or 6. When I made this list I was thinking that I like the chances Gurley is close to done more than I like the chances the Eagles will make Sanders their bellcow or something closer to it than the split they've been running. Admittedly this is maybe high for Henderson if he simply splits time with Gurley. I just have this feeling like Henderson is a league winner, if Gurley is spent by the fantasy playoffs again. I don't think that proposition is necessarily more or less likely than Philly moving away from the RBBC. So working this out as I type I will bump Sanders based on a clearly better defined floor than Henderson, but I think Henderson's upside is to be the lead back of the Rams before we know it. I'll say this, any Gurley owners (I have never had him anywhere) would be strong candidates to reach for Henderson before 9 here on my list. If I had Gurley I would be thinking of Henderson a heck of a lot earlier.Mine as of this evening:
1.) Jacobs, Josh (RB)
2.) Metcalf, DK (WR)
3.) Arcega-Whiteside, JJ (WR)
4.) Montgomery, David (RB)
5.) Hardman, Mecole (WR)
6.) Harry, N'Keal (WR)
7.) Samuel, Deebo (WR)
8.) Brown, AJ (WR)
9.) Henderson, Darrell (RB)
10.) Sanders, Miles (RB)
11.) Hockenson, TJ (TE)
12.) Murray, Kyler (QB)
So many questions. Your ranking list is very curious, uninterested in draft status. I would ask why you have M. Brown outside of your top 12 except I have a good idea of your answer already.If I can be convinced that the Eagles won't stay with RBBC I can see bumping Sanders to 5 or 6. When I made this list I was thinking that I like the chances Gurley is close to done more than I like the chances the Eagles will make Sanders their bellcow or something closer to it than the split they've been running. Admittedly this is maybe high for Henderson if he simply splits time with Gurley. I just have this feeling like Henderson is a league winner, if Gurley is spent by the fantasy playoffs again. I don't think that proposition is necessarily more or less likely than Philly moving away from the RBBC. So working this out as I type I will bump Sanders based on a clearly better defined floor than Henderson, but I think Henderson's upside is to be the lead back of the Rams before we know it. I'll say this, any Gurley owners (I have never had him anywhere) would be strong candidates to reach for Henderson before 9 here on my list. If I had Gurley I would be thinking of Henderson a heck of a lot earlier.
Would people feel differently if Tennessee moved on from Mariota to a vet like dalton instead? I feel like that team has just about everything it needs except a good qb. Is MM what he is at this point or can he still progress? I haven’t looked at his contract to see if that would even be feasible, but brown and Davis seem like a solid young tandem to work with.Where I'm at this morning (PPR):
1.01 Jacobs
1.02 Harry
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1.03 Metcalf
1.04 Hollywood Brown
1.05 Montgomery
1.06 Hock
1.07 Campbell
1.08 Deebo
1.09 JAW
1.10 Sanders
1.11 Fant
1.12 AJ Brown
-Clear top two
- Big fall for AJ Brown. Awful situation. Interesting that both Ole Miss WRs went so low, but I think Metcalf has a great one.
-I think people are overthinking the Hollywood Brown situation. There isn't a lot of competition and Lamar will continue to grow as a passer. Kid is a burner and seems like a very hard working guy.
-Campbell/Deebo/JAW/Sanders could really go in any order.
Have you ever watched Wilson scramble? I don't see anyone covering this guy for as long as will be necessary. If not here or KC he probably falls to 8 or so for me.Everybody has Metcalf so high still. I don't get it.
If MM stays he healthy for at year it will definitely be 1.AJ Brown was my #1 player coming into this draft. The landing spot is awful. That being said, I think one of two things happens in the very near future. Either Mariota turns his career around, or the Titans will move in another direction at QB. My guess is on #2. I’ll take a comparable player in a more favorable situation (Harry) over him, but I’m not dropping down talent tiers to take other guys just because they landed in more favorable spots. Situations change quickly in the NFL
And that gets us into the discussion of what we don't know. I follow and ex-scout and current scout on twitter and both of them claim that AB fell due to character concerns. I called both of them out as BS, that they just missed and are now making excuses, but it is true that we don't know all the medicals, possible drug test, if these guys interview like blockheads,etc,etc. When players like Butler, Harmon and Rodney Anderson fall it might be that we overvalued them but when the drop is that severe it's usually due to something off the field we just don't have access to know.The other side of that is sometimes GMs get it wrong. 21 WRs were drafted before Antonio Brown.
It was one of the best landing spots he could have gotten IMOEverybody has Metcalf so high still. I don't get it.
Brown could make it in still, my list is fluid and represents my first crack at it post draft. No I am not crazy about Baltimore as a landing spot, I just think there are other receivers in others spots I prefer more. And a couple RBs, TEs and Murray.So many questions. Your ranking list is very curious, uninterested in draft status. I would ask why you have M. Brown outside of your top 12 except I have a good idea of your answer already.
It's a question of volume. Metcalf and Wilson's skill sets are a match but it's concerning that a WR can be as wildly efficient as Lockett and still LEAD the team with 77 targets.Have you ever watched Wilson scramble? I don't see anyone covering this guy for as long as will be necessary. If not here or KC he probably falls to 8 or so for me.
Well it's a question of both, and yeah the lack of volume is the major counter argument. But I can see him making big plays regularly. KC would have been instant 1.01 for me, Seattle is definitely a worse spot based on the run first philosophy. I'm just not sure any of the other WR spots are sexy enough for me to put someone at 1.02. Unless I need another RB bad enough to get talked into Montgomery.It's a question of volume. Metcalf and Wilson's skill sets are a match but it's concerning what a WR can be as wildly efficient as Lockett and still LEAD the team with 77 targets.
Huge year for MM, last year of his contract. Been a hard guy to judge, hurt a lot and lack of weapons. That nerve issue he played with last year never really gave him a chance, I don't feel comfortable saying he can't still progress and show more. This is one of those WR situations which does seem a little down now but should work itself out. They heavily addressed getting him weapons, if he can't utilize the weapons and progress they'll move on. Titans really like him and would like to see him earn an extension but if he fails to show more next year his time as their starting QB should be over.Would people feel differently if Tennessee moved on from Mariota to a vet like dalton instead? I feel like that team has just about everything it needs except a good qb. Is MM what he is at this point or can he still progress? I haven’t looked at his contract to see if that would even be feasible, but brown and Davis seem like a solid young tandem to work with.
This is not a logical argument. Plenty of WRs have underwhelmed in Seattle despite the fact that I have watched Wilson scramble.Have you ever watched Wilson scramble? I don't see anyone covering this guy for as long as will be necessary. If not here or KC he probably falls to 8 or so for me.
Not how I see it. Most years I tend to run right around 7-9 players I give a first round fantasy grade. The WR class of of 2014 was rare exception, other than that year the highest I've had was 11(2017). I'm at a solid 7 right now which is fairly in line especially since two players just barely missed the cut.I don’t ever remember having this little excitement for a rookie draft. The 2nd round starts in the 1st round this year.
It's dynasty though. Wilson had 427 attempts last year but 553 the year before. I don't think Schottenheimer lasts that long in Seattle and I don't expect the highest paid QB in the NFL to be last in the league in pass attempts every year.It's a question of volume. Metcalf and Wilson's skill sets are a match but it's concerning that a WR can be as wildly efficient as Lockett and still LEAD the team with 77 targets.
ETA-he only had 71 targets which did not lead the team. Baldwin's 73 did.
I hope they were wrong on Butler and HarmonAccess your crystal ball and tell me which ones they missed this year. I hope its Butler because I love the guy.
He was forced to throw that much because they could not run, that's why they took a RB in round one, they don't want Wilson throwing that much.It's dynasty though. Wilson had 427 attempts last year but 553 the year before. I don't think Schottenheimer lasts that long in Seattle and I don't expect the highest paid QB in the NFL to be last in the league in pass attempts every year.
I absolutely agree. Each has promise but also some variables that could delay/hurt fantasy development.-Campbell/Deebo/JAW/Sanders could really go in any order.
Hock will get a ton of snaps but as you said many will be blocking assignments.Hock got a boost by his blocking ability and was drafted by a team who is intent on running the ball. I can agree with you on this. Although good blocking wont hurt him in the passing game either.
I am hoping you are right, and I am sure some of these guys will turn out. I just cannot remember entering a rookie draft where I didn’t have at least 3-4 guys that I really targeted. This year I would be fine with not having any picks.Not how I see it. Most years I tend to run right around 7-9 players I give a first round fantasy grade. The WR class of of 2014 was rare exception, other than that year the highest I've had was 11(2017). I'm at a solid 7 right now which is fairly in line especially since two players just barely missed the cut.