Although there are plenty of interesting running back prospects in the 2021 draft, Travis Etienne is unchallenged as the RB1 until further notice.
Justin Jefferson took the NFL by storm and Ja'Marr Chase might be even better, but Terrace Marshall is yet another LSU receiver we might see in the first round.
Ilango Villoth analyzes the dynasty prospects of this year's rookies and how savvy fantasy managers might benefit. Is Joe Burrow being overvalued?
Looking at ten fringe or/and post-hype prospects, this article identifies NFL players who are easy to look past but should be kept in mind for 2020.
In light of Kelvin Harmon's ACL tear, the Washington offense might need to lean on fourth-round pick Antonio Gandy-Golden for outside wide receiver snaps out of the gate.
With a mounting injury history and a new assignment in New England's uptempo offense, Cam Newton should be able to re-brand as more of a passing quarterback in 2020.
The Titans have a beast in Jonnu Smith, but are they prepared to feed him like one? Also, it's time to figure out what the Colts will do without Eric Ebron.
With Jimmy Graham gone to Chicago, can Jace Sternberger be the late-round bargain fantasy drafters lean on for cheap upside?
An already durability-challenged Sony Michel underwent a foot procedure in May, raising new anxieties about the construction of the New England backfield.
With Preston Williams (ACL) due to return and the Dolphins much improved with both their defense and rushing offense, DeVante Parker is one of six players whose value could dip in 2020.
Some mainstream fantasy analysts are advising owners to cash out on Austin Ekeler after 2019's career highs, but there's reason to believe the market is underestimating his talent.
Darius Slayton was overlooked as a late fifth-round pick from Auburn, but there's a realistic chance he could establish himself as the No. 1 WR with the Giants.
Preston Williams' future carries a wide range of possible outcomes, but it's past time to accept that he's a standout talent among the league's WR prospects.
Although he went undrafted out of Kansas, Steven Sims could prove one of the 10 best fantasy wideouts from the 2019 rookie class.
Henry Ruggs is a good prospect, but his decoy functions do nothing for fantasy owners and wideouts like Jalen Reagor, Tee Higgins, and Laviska Shenault pose more fantasy upside.
Jerry Jeudy still has a bright NFL future, but his landing spot in the Denver offense might delay the breakout his pre-draft investors had hoped for.
The Jaguars gave Gardner Minshew new weapons — rather than competition for his job — during the 2020 NFL Draft. Find out which other players weren't so lucky, including some of Minshew's teammates.
The RotoWire Staff NFL Dynasty League has completed its 20-round, 14-team draft. Check out the results for rookie landing spots and strategy discussion.
The RotoWire Staff NFL Dynasty league has kicked off and completed nine rounds of its inaugural draft, with 17 rookies off the board in the first 123 picks.
This article identifies nine rookies overlooked by the dynasty football community. Albert Okwuegbunam is a headliner after running a 4.49-second 40 at the combine.
All the attention fell on Buffalo after the Stefon Diggs trade, but the biggest dynasty impact may happen back in Minnesota where Adam Thielen is set up for prodigious target volume.
With Austin Hooper in the fold and the Browns placing a second-round RFA tender on Kareem Hunt, do dark clouds gather over the fantasy stock of Nick Chubb?
In this update to the rookie dynasty rankings, we up the field to 100 players. Grouped by tiers, this is a comprehensive list of this year's top dynasty prospects.
Todd Gurley and Melvin Gordon were very recently on top of the fantasy football world. Is it too late for them to climb back to their previous heights?
Jerry Donabedian takes a look at some potential buy/sell targets for dynasty managers, highlighting Blake Jarwin as a top candidate to draw steady targets in 2020 and beyond.
Although he was initially overlooked in the 2020 class, A.J. Dillon predictably Hulked at the combine and now his stock is set to rise in the mainstream.
LSU's Justin Jefferson posted one of the best 40 times among wide receivers and established convincing first-round momentum in the process.
Jerry Donabedian makes an argument for ignoring running backs in the early stages of a dynasty rebuild, instead focusing on wide receivers, quarterbacks and tight ends.
Jerry Donabedian looks at various developments that have impacted player valuations since the end of the regular season, including Baker Mayfield getting the Freddie Kitchens monkey off his back.
Divided into nine tiers, these rookie dynasty rankings feature a top 60 and address five significant omissions afterward.