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Snapshot view of player value based on the latest ADP trends

Fantasy footballers drafting this weekend still can go through all of our in-depth coverage, but if you’re short on reading time, here’s a one-stop shop approach for player valuation to take into your draft based on the latest ADP trends in PPR scoring.

2021 fantasy football draft advice: Sleepers, busts, value buys

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2021 fantasy football ADP cheatsheet

Pick ADP Name Pos Team Bye Notes
1 1.01 Christian McCaffrey RB CAR 13 Risky by virtue of ADP investment a year after playing only 3   games
2 1.03 Dalvin Cook RB MIN 7 Slight injury risk but well worth the price
3 1.03 Alvin Kamara RB NO 6 Will see extreme defensive scrutiny early in the year. Does   that even matter?
4 1.05 Ezekiel Elliott RB DAL 7 About as safe as they come at RB
5 1.06 Davante Adams WR GB 13 Lock to be the top WR, barring unlikely injury
6 1.06 Derrick Henry RB TEN 13 Mild risk from extreme workload, but built for handling it.
7 1.07 Aaron Jones RB GB 13 Workhorse in an ideal offensive system for his skills. Make   sure to handcuff A.J. Dillon.
8 1.08 Austin Ekeler RB LAC 7 132 attempts single-year high; Kamara-like PPR role validates   this spot.
9 1.08 Travis Kelce TE KC 12 Seems high to draft a TE, but he was top four as WR the 2 years.
10 1.10 Nick Chubb RB CLE 13 Arguably the best pure runner in the NFL in committed offense.
11 1.10 Tyreek Hill WR KC 12 Hard to argue with Hill in any scoring format. He does it all and as well as anyone.
12 1.12 Saquon Barkley RB NYG 10 Too rich for the risk; elite talent, poor circumstances this year.
13 2.01 Najee Harris RB PIT 7 Suspect OL, tons of weapons in passing game could negate large role.
14 2.02 Stefon Diggs WR BUF 7 Has fought through a knee issue of late but should be fine. Supremely consistent in 2020.
15 2.02 Jonathan Taylor RB IND 14 Tougher schedule, more defensive attention. Great OL, QB still a question mark.
16 2.03 Antonio Gibson RB WAS 9 Elite potential; could be top-five back if healthy as three-down guy.
17 2.05 DeAndre Hopkins WR ARI 12 2 missed games ever, 150+ targets six straight years.
18 2.06 Calvin Ridley WR ATL 6 WR1 in offense with few proven weapons on a team w/ weak defense.
19 2.07 Joe Mixon RB CIN 10 Durability concerns and suspect OL. Poor defense may limit rushing attempts.
20 2.07 D.K. Metcalf WR SEA 9 Freakish measurables, premium skill set, and excellent QB.
21 2.08 Clyde Edwards-Helaire RB KC 12 Year 2 breakout potential if offensive line holds up.
22 2.09 Darren Waller TE LV 8 Focal point of an offense that lacks proven playmakers.
23 2.10 Justin Jefferson WR MIN 7 Tough to see him being much better than 2020, but this is a reasonable price to find out.
24 2.11 Pat Mahomes QB KC 12 It’s hard to consider any QB being a safer bet. Just don’t reach above this ADP.
25 3.01 A.J. Brown WR TEN 13 Should be healthier and now has Julio Jones running interference. Awesome talent.
26 3.02 Keenan Allen WR LAC 7 Only 2 missed games in last 4 years; WR1 w/ great QB; yardage rebound coming.
27 3.02 David Montgomery RB CHI 10 Safe, fits the offense. Could lose TD chances if Justin Fields starts at QB.
28 3.04 James Robinson RB JAX 7 Back to RB1/RB2 borderline utility after the loss of rookie Travis Etienne.
29 3.04 Chris Carson RB SEA 9 Last of the possible RB1 workhorses with a track record of success.
30 3.05 George Kittle TE SF 6 Injury risk, QB concerns. Could live up to TE3, but safer bets in Hockenson & Andrews.
31 3.06 CeeDee Lamb WR DAL 7 Certainly has upside, but scoring more than 250 points to justify this ADP is a stretch.
32 3.06 Terry McLaurin WR WAS 9 Slight room for profit here; better value than Lamb, Kittle. No. 26 is ceiling.
33 3.09 Allen Robinson WR CHI 10 Possible QB change in the season is irrelevant after he thrived despite Trubisky/Foles in 2020.
34 3.09 Josh Allen QB BUF 7 Just far too good in ’20 to confidently say anything negative about him. Don’t reach above this spot.
35 3.10 D’Andre Swift RB DET 9 Injury risk but has serious upside in an offense starving for playmakers.
36 3.11 Robert Woods WR LAR 11 Rock-solid play over past few years and has a QB upgrade.
37 3.12 Josh Jacobs RB LV 8 Inconsistent, TD-dependent, has to share touches, OL overhaul a concern.
38 4.02 Miles Sanders RB PHI 14 Shaky OL, WRs may not scare defenders, QB who can steal TDs. Not encouraging.
39 4.02 Mike Evans WR TB 9 TD dependency, full season of Antonio Brown could eat into numbers.
40 4.04 Amari Cooper WR DAL 7 Injury risk, CeeDee Lamb is ascending … saving grace is Dak loves Cooper.
41 4.04 Kyle Pitts TE ATL 6 Extremely high placement for a rookie TE, but he’s not like any other rookie TE.
42 4.05 Kyler Murray QB ARI 12 Guaranteed volume and offers bonus points on the ground; QB1 overall upside.
43 4.06 Cooper Kupp WR LAR 11 Room for slight profit after WR4 overall in 2019; no worse than mid-WR2 in PPR.
44 4.07 Mike Davis RB ATL 6 Can he do it for a full year basically by himself?
45 4.08 Diontae Johnson WR PIT 7 Poised to repeat strong showing from a year ago. Arguably the safest of all PIT WRs.
46 4.08 Darrell Henderson RB LAR 11 Talented, but will lose touches to Sony Michel & has durability concerns of his own.
47 4.10 Myles Gaskin RB MIA 14 Don’t worry much about other RBs on MIA. Gaskin is easily the most gifted.
48 4.11 Julio Jones WR TEN 13 If healthy, possibly a top-20 overall player. Slight risk, but crazy potential.
49 4.12 Chris Godwin WR TB 9 Injuries in 2020 robbed him, but will Evans, AB, Gronk, Gio Bernard, etc. do it this year?
50 5.01 Tyler Lockett WR SEA 9 Elite WR in D.K. Metcalf protects Lockett and helps his odds of thriving. Strong value here.
51 5.02 Lamar Jackson QB BAL 8 Should be better than last year. Mid-tier QB1 is an appropriate value.
52 5.03 Gus Edwards RB BAL 8 Benefits greatly from the unfortunate injury suffered by J.K. Dobbins.
53 5.03 Mark Andrews TE BAL 8 Lamar Jackson’s BFF and has double-digit TD upside. Super safe with upside = win.
54 5.04 Javonte Williams RB DEN 11 Melvin Gordon is just a dude. Williams steals the job at some point this year.
55 5.05 Adam Thielen WR MIN 7 Way too dependent on TDs last year. Now 31 years old, No. 2 behind Jefferson.
56 5.06 Kareem Hunt RB CLE 13 Instant RB1 if Nick Chubb misses time again. Still has flex role if not. Handcuffing pair is advised.
57 5.07 Damien Harris RB NE 14 Has struggled to stay healthy even as a backup; great opportunity, but not a lock.
58 5.07 Brandon Aiyuk WR SF 6 Wildly talented. Will QB situation hold him back? Doubtful, since he is money after the catch.
59 5.08 T.J. Hockenson TE DET 9 One of the surest bets in fantasy for leading his team in targets.
60 5.10 D.J. Moore WR CAR 13 QB change shouldn’t make much of a difference. If Bridgewater kept him relevant, Darnold can, too.
61 5.11 Aaron Rodgers QB GB 13 Last ride in the green and gold? Rodgers has incentive to be close to as good as last year.
62 6.01 Tee Higgins WR CIN 10 Joe Burrow keyed in on him in 2020. Defense is weak, which promotes passing volume. Nice WR2.
63 6.01 Chase Edmonds RB ARI 12 RB plays 2nd fiddle to ARI WRs; Murray & Conner will steal TDs; PPR upside, though.
64 6.02 Raheem Mostert RB SF 6 Major durability questions; studly rookie waiting to take over.
65 6.02 Chase Claypool WR PIT 7 Huge play can happen on any touch, but so many mouths to feed, plus more running expected.
66 6.04 Jerry Jeudy WR DEN 11 Ideal skill set for Teddy Bridgewater’s deliberate ways and   precision accuracy.
67 6.05 Dak Prescott QB DAL 7 No worries about his ankle. Bombs away! Great value placement, too.
68 6.07 Trey Sermon RB SF 6 Should overtake starting job at some point in 2021. Perfect fit for system.
69 6.08 Russell Wilson QB SEA 9 Ignore last year’s second half. Too talented, too many weapons.
70 6.08 Odell Beckham Jr WR CLE 13 ACL tear not as much of a concern for a WR, but run-first offense, lacks QB chemistry.
71 6.10 Logan Thomas TE WAS 9 Broke out at age 29 after a position change. Curtis Samuel should interfere with targets.
72 6.10 Justin Herbert QB LAC 7 Fantasy darling, but he does have a new offense, so don’t get too overzealous. Fair value here.
73 6.11 Michael Thomas WR NO 6 Misses first 5 games, may return after Week 6 bye. Too much uncertainty in 1st half of drafts.
74 6.12 Antonio Brown WR TB 9 Soaring stock right now; was on pace for 90 catches last year; Tom Brady loves him.
75 7.02 Melvin Gordon RB DEN 11 Only a matter of time before rookie Javonte Williams replaces him.
76 7.02 Robby Anderson WR CAR 13 Sound value. Sam Darnold loved him in New York.
77 7.04 Michael Carter RB NYJ 6 Undersized rookie RB in a time share on a team with a terrible defense. Iffy.
78 7.06 DeVonta Smith WR PHI 14 WR1 talent. QB question marks. Durability may be an issue for  slender build.
79 7.06 Ronald Jones II RB TB 9 A billion receiving targets, Leonard Fournette & Gio Bernard to fight with for touches. No thanks.
80 7.07 Tom Brady QB TB 9 Despite his body ignoring Father Time, there is risk. The ADP is fair, but nab a quality backup.
81 7.07 A.J. Dillon RB GB 13 Might be inconsistent; has enormous TD potential. Becomes RB1 if something happens to Jones.
82 7.07 Ja’Marr Chase WR CIN 10 Has battled drops after taking a year off in 2020 FBS season. Good situation but could take time.
83 7.08 Noah Fant TE DEN 11 If healthy, look for chemistry with his accurate QB. Volume may be inconsistent.
84 7.10 JuJu Smith-Schuster WR PIT 7 Role change has yielded high-volume, low-yardage results.
85 7.12 Laviska Shenault Jr. WR JAX 7 Serious upside here. Came on strong late last year, has a legit QB1 now.
86 7.12 Courtland Sutton WR DEN 11 ACL recovery is 100%. Looking like former self. Will benefit from Bridgewater’s ball placement.
87 7.12 Zack Moss RB BUF 7 Will pop off a few big games in 2021. Fights QB for TDs, loses 3rd-down work.
88 7.12 Kenny Golladay WR NYG 10 Already a question mark for Week 1 with a hamstring issue. Terrible QB situation. Avoid.
89 8.01 Matthew Stafford QB LAR 11 Ideal offensive fit, great weaponry; may not be a 5k volume guy but has high floor.
90 8.02 Robert Tonyan Jr. TE GB 13 Way too reliant on TDs last year; disappeared when not in the end zone. But, worth the pick.
91 8.04 Marquez Callaway WR NO 6 Jameis Winston’s WR1 while Michael Thomas is out first 5 games has season-long utility.
92 8.05 Corey Davis WR NYJ 6 Zach Wilson loved him in the preseason. Fair market value here.
93 8.06 Leonard Fournette RB TB 9 Lombardi Lenny will be more comfy in offense now, but so many mouths to feed.
94 8.07 Jamaal Williams RB DET 9 D’Andre Swift (groin) still isn’t 100%. Williams will return on this ADP and then some.
95 8.07 Sony Michel RB LAR 11 Has to learn offense quickly; could be slow to start, but nice depth for 2nd half of season.
96 8.08 Deebo Samuel WR SF 6 Could be considered an injury liability. QB situation is disconcerting to a degree. Risk-reward WR3.
97 8.09 Tyler Higbee TE LAR 11 Huge upgrade at QB; not a volume TE, but could see starting-worthy spurts during the year.
98 8.10 Devin Singletary RB BUF 7 Zack Moss & Josh Allen damper his upside. Best drafted as an RB4 in PPR.
99 8.11 Ryan Tannehill QB TEN 13 Nice consolation if you choose to wait on the position.
100 9.01 James Conner RB ARI 12 Flex upside if he stays on the field. Will be reliant on TDs more than most RBs.
101 9.02 Tyler Boyd WR CIN 10 Could be a strong PPR guy early in the year while Ja’Marr Chase gets up to speed.
102 9.03 Dallas Goedert TE PHI 14 Zach Ertz remains on the team & likely isn’t going anywhere. Goedert isn’t as appealing as in June.
103 9.04 Jaylen Waddle WR MIA 14 Elite physical traits but undersized rookie who may need time. QB is still a work-in-progress.
104 9.04 Jalen Hurts QB PHI 14 Rushing ability should be his defining characteristic
105 9.05 Mecole Hardman WR KC 12 Even in Round 9, it’s tough to see him making a dent outside of a few splash plays.
106 9.07 Kenyan Drake RB LV 8 Could be a hot-hand scenario. Josh Jacobs has durability issues. Drake is intriguing depth.
107 9.07 Michael Pittman Jr. WR IND 14 Huge profit potential if Carson Wentz stays healthy. No T.Y. Hilton (neck) is a huge W for Pittman.
108 9.08 Tony Pollard RB DAL 7 Will be a top-5 back if something happens to Zeke. Pollard does it all and really well.
109 9.09 Brandin Cooks WR HOU 10 Assuming no Deshaun Watson, Cooks still can outdo this ADP. He has performed at every stop.
110 9.10 Phillip Lindsay RB HOU 10 One of three, maybe four, RBs in a rotation. Shaky OL, uncertain QB situation. Fade.
111 9.12 Alexander Mattison RB MIN 7 Handcuff to Dalvin Cook. Speculative buy as an RB4/5.
112 9.12 Pittsburgh Defense DEF PIT 7 No valid reason to draft any defense this early.
113 10.01 Darnell Mooney WR CHI 10 WR2 gets shielded behind Allen Robinson. QB situation is so-so, but Mooney is legit.
114 10.03 LA Rams Defense DEF LAR 11 No valid reason to draft any defense this early.
115 10.04 Jakobi Meyers WR NE 14 Could emerge as a sneaky PPR guy, but there’s as much upside as downside.
116 10.05 Joe Burrow QB CIN 10 ACL is behind him. Awful defense will lead to huge passing volume. Has the WRs to shine.
117 10.05 D.J. Chark WR JAX 7 Already looking like an injury waiting to happen with persistent dings and dents.
118 10.07 Mike Gesicki TE MIA 14 Consistent, has chemistry with QB. The last of the TE1s to be confident about drafting.
119 10.07 J.D. McKissic RB WAS 9 Won’t be RB17 again, but this late he’s all profit, even with Curtis Samuel here.
120 10.09 Tampa Bay Defense DEF TB 9 No valid reason to draft any defense this early.
121 10.09 Mike Williams WR LAC 7 The nature of Williams is inconsistency. Effective when he hits, but good luck guessing when that is.
122 10.11 Trey Lance QB SF 6 Polarizing, but legs will keep him afloat if he enters the lineup. Don’t reach for him.
123 10.11 Jarvis Landry WR CLE 13 About as safe and solid as you’ll find in PPR. Baker Mayfield gravitates toward Juice.
124 10.12 Nyheim Hines RB IND 14 Nice PPR buy for the occasional start to cover byes or injuries.
125 10.12 David Johnson RB HOU 10 Too many RBs. Poor QB outlook. WRs are sketchy. OL is worse. Don’t bother.
126 11.01 Rhamondre Stevenson RB NE 14 Rookie phenom in the preseason is a Damien Harris injury away from fantasy stardom.
127 11.01 Giovani Bernard RB TB 9 Already nicked up (ankle). Pigeon-holed as a 3rd-down back. So many other targets. Yuck.
128 11.02 Washington Defense DEF WAS 9 No valid reason to draft any defense this early.
129 11.03 Henry Ruggs III WR LV 8 Miserable rookie year, but is an incredible athlete who is still learning. Give him a WR4 stab.
130 11.04 Justin Fields QB CHI 10 Will struggle to maintain consistency. Legs are his best weapon as he learns the ropes. Don’t reach.
131 11.05 Marvin Jones WR JAX 7 Shoulder injury has his stock down. Will play in Week 1. Awesome QB, terrible defense. Big value.
132 11.08 Jonnu Smith TE NE 14 Can score from anywhere as a TE. Rookie QBs like the position. Smith will be erratically productive.
133 11.08 Will Fuller WR MIA 14 Suspended 1 game. New offense, QB. One-trick pony as a deep threat. Meh.
134 11.09 Chuba Hubbard RB CAR 13 Even with Royce Freeman’s signing, the rookie could thrive if McCaffrey gets hurt again. Handcuff.
135 11.09 James White RB NE 14 Arrow points north now that Cam Newton is gone. White will be a PPR specialist again.
136 11.10 Baltimore Defense DEF BAL 8 No valid reason to draft any defense this early.
137 11.11 Irv Smith Jr. TE MIN 7 DO NOT DRAFT — Likely out for the season. TE Chris Herndon replaces, worth a late-round gamble.
138 11.11 Elijah Moore WR NYJ 6 May eventually take over as the primary slot guy, but there’s no worthwhile profit, even this late.
139 11.11 Matt Ryan QB ATL 6 Loses Julio Jones, gains Kyle Pitts. Ryan will take a step back but volume is on his side.
140 12.01 Latavius Murray RB NO 6 Should fend him off Tony Jones. Fantasy value solely linked to scoring TDs.
141 12.01 Baker Mayfield QB CLE 13 Run-heavy offense. Tons of weapons, but chemistry with TEs & OBJ has yet to materialize.
142 12.01 Russell Gage WR ATL 6 Stepped up after Julio went down last year. Kyle Pitts will steal looks, but nice PPR value here.
143 12.03 Justin Tucker PK BAL 8 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
144 12.03 Michael Gallup WR DAL 7 Say something happens to Amari Cooper (ankle) or CeeDee Lamb. Instant WR2 option.
145 12.03 San Francisco Defense DEF SF 6 No valid reason to draft any defense this early.
146 12.05 Jameis Winston QB NO 6 Needs to get the most out of unproven WRs w/o Michael Thomas. Improves in 2nd-half of year.
147 12.06 Rob Gronkowski TE TB 9 Should be better in than in ’20. May not be any more consistent, however.
148 12.07 Harrison Butker PK KC 12 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
149 12.07 Indianapolis Defense DEF IND 14 No valid reason to draft any defense this early
150 12.07 Marquise Brown WR BAL 8 Injury risk, sure, but few receivers have his wheels, and Lamar has a cannon.
151 12.08 Tevin Coleman RB NYJ 6 Chance to resurrect his career behind a beefy OL. Porous defense & rookie QB working against him.
152 12.08 Younghoe Koo PK ATL 6 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
153 12.09 Curtis Samuel WR WAS 9 Coaching staff couldn’t get anything out of him in CAR, so little confidence they can in WAS.
154 12.09 Trevor Lawrence QB JAX 7 Awesome QB2 target for upside. Even could be a rotational starter if that’s your thing.
155 12.10 Rashaad Penny RB SEA 9 Injuries up the wazoo for the former first-rounder. He’s a fringe backup target at this point.
156 12.11 Greg Zuerlein PK DAL 7 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
157 13.01 Jason Sanders PK MIA 14 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
158 13.01 New England Defense DEF NE 14 Should improve at getting to the QB from last year’s weak showing.
159 13.02 Ben Roethlisberger QB PIT 7 Arm didn’t fall off in 2020 after elbow surgery. So many weapons. Solid value buy as QB2.
160 13.03 Tyler Bass PK BUF 7 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
161 13.04 Rondale Moore WR ARI 12 Talented rookie but undersized and need help for enough PT to consistently matter.
162 13.04 Ryan Succop PK TB 9 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
163 13.04 Gabriel Davis WR BUF 7 Could thrive once again after strong rookie season. Likely top WR if Stefon Diggs got hurt.
164 13.06 Terrace Marshall Jr. WR CAR 13 Up-and-coming fantasy stud; rookie outplayed veteran David Moore and will matter some weeks.
165 13.06 Rodrigo Blankenship PK IND 14 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
166 13.07 Matt Prater PK ARI 12 No valid reason to draft any kicker this early.
167 13.07 Jared Cook TE LAC 7 Reunited with Joe Lombardi, a Sean Payton disciple. Excellent QB, good but not great WRs.
168 13.07 Darrel Williams RB KC 12 Nice handcuff for CEH and at a bargain price, too.
169 13.08 Zach Wilson QB NYJ 6 Showed promise as to why he was the No. 2 pick in the draft. At best, QB3 in deep leagues.
170 13.09 Hunter Henry TE NE 14 Like Jonnu Smith, Henry benefits from Mac Jones starting. But this will be a bumpy ride some weeks.
171 13.09 Kenneth Gainwell RB PHI 14 Strong preseason won him the top backup job to Miles Sanders. Handcuff and upside for more.
172 13.10 Cole Beasley WR BUF 7 Has his QB’s eye but also could be a liability based on COVID protocols.
173 13.10 Bryan Edwards WR LV 8 Love the upside here for a 6-foot-3, 4.45-second 40 guy. LV desperately needs a WR to make plays.
174 13.10 Denver Defense DEF DEN 11 Awesome schedule, could surprise
175 13.11 Cleveland Defense DEF CLE 13 Has the front line to get there and mask question marks elsewhere on this defense.
176 13.12 Tony Jones Jr. RB NO 6 Intriguing late-round flier as RB5/6
177 13.12 Buffalo Defense DEF BUF 7 Sound buy at an appropriate price if the rest of your league is foolishly reaching for defenses.
178 14.01 Tua Tagovailoa QB MIA 14 Slowly showing he is figuring it all out. Has the weapons to be a spot-starter.
179 14.01 Evan Engram TE NYG 10 Injured already (again). Even when healthy, struggled to make a difference in 2020.
180 14.01 Pat Freiermuth TE PIT 7 Tough not to like him, but Eric Ebron is the starter, and this offense is loaded.
181 14.01 Gerald Everett TE SEA 9 Has Russ’ eye already. Knows offense from LAR, and could emerge with an injury at WR.
182 14.02 Mark Ingram RB HOU 10 Probably washed up. Either way, the situation is dreadful.
183 14.03 Zach Ertz TE PHI 14 Wants to stay in Philly. Still could get traded at some point, but he’s shaping up to be a value.
184 14.03 Devontae Booker RB NYG 10 Handcuff for Saquon Barkley owners
185 14.03 Amon-Ra St. Brown WR DET 9 Polished rookie with a tremendous opportunity on a bad team. Love him as a WR5. Flex upside.
186 14.03 Mac Jones QB NE 14 Beat out Cam Newton for the starting gig. Improves players around him. Iffy fantasy value, though.
187 14.04 Damien Williams RB CHI 10 Handcuff for David Montgomery. Knows the offense and fresh after sitting out 2020.
188 14.04 Mason Crosby PK GB 13 A kicker behind a prolific offense … so there’s that going for the veteran.
189 14.06 Randall Cobb WR GB 13 While Aaron Rodgers begged for him, it doesn’t mean he has weekly use in fantasy.
190 14.06 A.J. Green WR ARI 12 Hall-of-Fame talent, career decimated by injuries. Worthwhile flier at this stage, but may be toast.
191 14.07 Kirk Cousins QB MIN 7 Gets a bad rap but has finished outside of top-11 QBs once in last five years.
192 14.07 Robbie Gould PK SF 6 Veteran kicker, so-so offense = recipe for field goal tries.
193 14.08 Matt Gay PK LAR 11 LAR’s 3 kickers in 2020 combined for the 11th-most FGAs.
194 14.09 DeVante Parker WR MIA 14 All comes down to staying healthy and showing he’s on the same page as Tua. Worth the risk.
195 14.10 Miami Defense DEF MIA 14 Loaded with talent but playing in a division that has improved.
196 14.12 Tyrell Williams WR DET 9 Sat out all of 2020 w/ shoulder injury. Play-action deep threat on a team w/o a defense.
197 14.12 Justin Jackson RB LAC 7 Could be a nice pickup this late if something happens to Austin Ekeler.
198 15.03 Jason Myers PK SEA 9 Finished PK12 last year despite kicking the 22nd-most FGAs. XPAs kept him alive.
199 15.08 Wil Lutz PK NO 6 Injured, shouldn’t be drafted, but he’s a waiver target upon his return.
200 15.11 Daniel Carlson PK LV 8 Tied for PK1 in most scoring formats last year. Great value for a PK, if there is such a thing.