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Myles Garrett
Went where expected so not much change - he should be a stud and likely the first non-LB drafted in most leagues. Talk to me about balanced scoring leagues, how early is he a candidate?
Solomon Thomas
Also not much change - guys this good are much more about their talent than their landing spot. It used to be more of a concern to see DE's go to 3-4 teams but Watt and Bosa have shown that doesn't have to be the case if the skill set is there, and SFO is moving to a 4-3 anyway so Thomas should be a 3 down DE from day one.
Jamal Adams
Another stud that was going to look great pretty much wherever he went.
Marshon Lattimore
Should be a boon for CB-required leages. A rookie CB against teams playing in a track meet against NOS offense? Yes please.
Haason Reddick
Love this fit but I always worry about guys that are good pass rushers, they lose out on a whole lot of chances to make cheap cleanup tackles on screens and TE dumpoffs.
Derek Barnett
Love this fit. Guys in this mold are always at risk of being classified as LB's if they end up in a 3-4 system. I think this guy is going to be the one that overperforms his ADP the most.
Marlon Humphrey
I like this a lot less. He's playing opposite Jimmy Smith so should get tons of opportunities, but he might actually be their better cover guy and get thrown at less. Toss in the AFCN's penchant for low scoring and grinding out the clock with the running game and there may not be a lot of opportunities available to him. I like his talent just fine though.
Jonathan Allen
Awesome landing spot if the shoulders aren't a problem. He fell due to health concerns but he went somewhere with no one to steal his stats. He's a 3 down guy right away that can stack and shed at DE and kick inside to rush the passer. If he somehow gets classifed as a DT he's a dreamboat in DT-required leagues.
Adoree' Jackson
This is my must-get in return yard leagues. I'll be way overpaying for him. He's also playing opposite Logan Ryan, a solid NFL vet, so he should be heavily targeted as well.
Jarrad Davis
I love the player, and now I love the fit. A very ordinary Tahir Whitehead posted absurd numbers here last year, I"m drooling over what a stud can do.
Charles Harris
Another one that dodged the 3-4 bullet. He'll be a straight up DE and he's an animal. This is turning into a very big DL draft.
Gareon Conley
Very similar to Humphrey. With very solid veteran(s) opposite him he's likely to be highly targeted being a rookie CB. He's really, really good so if he gets 150 passes thrown at him he's going to score 1.3 bajillion points. Also might end up being the best cover guy on the team from day 1 and they may decide to go elsewhere. Here's hoping it turns out to be like Marcus Peters that, for some ungodly reason, teams continued to try to test his entire rookie year. Unfortunately no return skills to compliment him though.
Jabrill Peppers
Man as a raging Buckeye homer I want to hate this guy, and I think he's probably really overrated based on a lot of the analysis out there, but I'm open to the idea that I may be viewing this with scarlet-colored lenses. Because if I'm wrong there could be a YUUUUGE payoff. Return skills, potential offensive usage, maybe 4 down skill-set - someone talk me into drafting this nasty weasel.
Takkarist McKinley
I went from loving him carrying his gmomma on stage with him to being terrified of him in under 1 minute. Pretty signifcant medical concerns and a questionable scheme fit. Don't they already have a 250 lb pass rush specialist? Hey, maybe he ends up at SAM and they officially move Beasley to DE.
Tre'Davious White
Plus return skills but not familiar with BUF situation - is Darby any good? McDermott's system tends to leave CB's out on an island so he could end up getting exposed - his scouting reports indicate he's much more a technician than physical talent - will he even get playing time if so?
Taco Charlton
Another Xichigan guy I would love to hate. Huge opportunity in DAL for a pass rusher though. Does he have the high-end talent to take advantage?
T. J. Watt
Man of all teams he could go to it had to be the Stealers. Great fit for his skill set and fans are going to love him as a football player, but the dreaded 3-4 OLB designation will make him only valuable in big play/balanced scoring leagues. I'm not in any of those so he's an afterthought for me.
Reuben Foster
Man that must be one shredded shoulder. I went from having him #7 overall to being very, very scared of him. I love this fit though so if he can stay on the field he'll be a stud. Lots of ways for him to miss time though - behavior (thrown out of combine), substance (diluted drug test at combine), shoulder/neck concerns. This one's going to define a lot of fantasy teams' success or failures.
Went where expected so not much change - he should be a stud and likely the first non-LB drafted in most leagues. Talk to me about balanced scoring leagues, how early is he a candidate?
Solomon Thomas
Also not much change - guys this good are much more about their talent than their landing spot. It used to be more of a concern to see DE's go to 3-4 teams but Watt and Bosa have shown that doesn't have to be the case if the skill set is there, and SFO is moving to a 4-3 anyway so Thomas should be a 3 down DE from day one.
Jamal Adams
Another stud that was going to look great pretty much wherever he went.
Marshon Lattimore
Should be a boon for CB-required leages. A rookie CB against teams playing in a track meet against NOS offense? Yes please.
Haason Reddick
Love this fit but I always worry about guys that are good pass rushers, they lose out on a whole lot of chances to make cheap cleanup tackles on screens and TE dumpoffs.
Derek Barnett
Love this fit. Guys in this mold are always at risk of being classified as LB's if they end up in a 3-4 system. I think this guy is going to be the one that overperforms his ADP the most.
Marlon Humphrey
I like this a lot less. He's playing opposite Jimmy Smith so should get tons of opportunities, but he might actually be their better cover guy and get thrown at less. Toss in the AFCN's penchant for low scoring and grinding out the clock with the running game and there may not be a lot of opportunities available to him. I like his talent just fine though.
Jonathan Allen
Awesome landing spot if the shoulders aren't a problem. He fell due to health concerns but he went somewhere with no one to steal his stats. He's a 3 down guy right away that can stack and shed at DE and kick inside to rush the passer. If he somehow gets classifed as a DT he's a dreamboat in DT-required leagues.
Adoree' Jackson
This is my must-get in return yard leagues. I'll be way overpaying for him. He's also playing opposite Logan Ryan, a solid NFL vet, so he should be heavily targeted as well.
Jarrad Davis
I love the player, and now I love the fit. A very ordinary Tahir Whitehead posted absurd numbers here last year, I"m drooling over what a stud can do.
Charles Harris
Another one that dodged the 3-4 bullet. He'll be a straight up DE and he's an animal. This is turning into a very big DL draft.
Gareon Conley
Very similar to Humphrey. With very solid veteran(s) opposite him he's likely to be highly targeted being a rookie CB. He's really, really good so if he gets 150 passes thrown at him he's going to score 1.3 bajillion points. Also might end up being the best cover guy on the team from day 1 and they may decide to go elsewhere. Here's hoping it turns out to be like Marcus Peters that, for some ungodly reason, teams continued to try to test his entire rookie year. Unfortunately no return skills to compliment him though.
Jabrill Peppers
Man as a raging Buckeye homer I want to hate this guy, and I think he's probably really overrated based on a lot of the analysis out there, but I'm open to the idea that I may be viewing this with scarlet-colored lenses. Because if I'm wrong there could be a YUUUUGE payoff. Return skills, potential offensive usage, maybe 4 down skill-set - someone talk me into drafting this nasty weasel.
Takkarist McKinley
I went from loving him carrying his gmomma on stage with him to being terrified of him in under 1 minute. Pretty signifcant medical concerns and a questionable scheme fit. Don't they already have a 250 lb pass rush specialist? Hey, maybe he ends up at SAM and they officially move Beasley to DE.
Tre'Davious White
Plus return skills but not familiar with BUF situation - is Darby any good? McDermott's system tends to leave CB's out on an island so he could end up getting exposed - his scouting reports indicate he's much more a technician than physical talent - will he even get playing time if so?
Taco Charlton
Another Xichigan guy I would love to hate. Huge opportunity in DAL for a pass rusher though. Does he have the high-end talent to take advantage?
T. J. Watt
Man of all teams he could go to it had to be the Stealers. Great fit for his skill set and fans are going to love him as a football player, but the dreaded 3-4 OLB designation will make him only valuable in big play/balanced scoring leagues. I'm not in any of those so he's an afterthought for me.
Reuben Foster
Man that must be one shredded shoulder. I went from having him #7 overall to being very, very scared of him. I love this fit though so if he can stay on the field he'll be a stud. Lots of ways for him to miss time though - behavior (thrown out of combine), substance (diluted drug test at combine), shoulder/neck concerns. This one's going to define a lot of fantasy teams' success or failures.
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