Dynasty Football Rankings: Pre-NFL Draft Update
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These dynasty football rankings are fluid and should be used as a general guide to value players. Many players’ values are dependent on whether a roster is ready to contend for a title or in the process of rebuilding. As such, certain veterans ranked below younger prospects in my rankings could still be worth acquiring in a trade straight up for a contender, and some high-upside prospects may make more sense for a rebuilding team even if ranked below some veteran producers at the position.
The coming influx of a talented 2021 rookie class will shake up these dynasty football rankings quite a bit, but incoming rookies like Ja’Marr Chase and Najee Harris aren’t yet included in the rankings below. Taking into account team need and roster construction, here are my updated top-200 dynasty football rankings assuming a standard 1QB format with PPR scoring (you can find my superflex rankings here). And be sure to check back for updated dynasty rankings with rookies included after the 2021 NFL Draft!
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Dynasty Football Rankings
Last updated on Tuesday, April 13th.
| Rank | Pos Rk | Player | Pos | Team | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | RB1 | Christian McCaffrey | RB | CAR | |
| 2 | RB2 | Saquon Barkley | RB | NYG | |
| 3 | TE1 | George Kittle | TE | SF | |
| 4 | WR1 | A.J. Brown | WR | TEN | |
| 5 | WR2 | Tyreek Hill | WR | KC | |
| 6 | WR3 | Davante Adams | WR | GB | |
| 7 | RB3 | Dalvin Cook | RB | MIN | |
| 8 | WR4 | Justin Jefferson | WR | MIN | |
| 9 | WR5 | Stefon Diggs | WR | BUF | |
| 10 | WR6 | DeAndre Hopkins | WR | ARI | |
| 11 | WR7 | Michael Thomas | WR | NO | Even with Drew Brees now retired, Thomas should see ample target volume regardless of whether Taysom Hill or Jameis Winston is the starter. |
| 12 | TE2 | Travis Kelce | TE | KC | |
| 13 | RB4 | Jonathan Taylor | RB | IND | Marlon Mack back shouldn't scare anyone, but it underscores Frank Reich's desire for a RBBC of sorts, which is why I'm hesitant to put Taylor higher. |
| 14 | RB5 | Clyde Edwards-Helaire | RB | KC | KC releasing Damien Williams and re-signing Darrel Williams for one year bodes well for CEH's projected workload so far this offseason. |
| 15 | WR8 | CeeDee Lamb | WR | DAL | DAL signing Dak Prescott to a long-term contract bodes well for Lamb's production and upside over the next few years even with Amari Cooper there. |
| 16 | WR9 | D.K. Metcalf | WR | SEA | Pete Carroll's run-heavy rhetoric and the possibility of SEA trading Russell Wilson drops Metcalf to this third tier of WRs, but his talent keeps him top-10. |
| 17 | RB6 | Ezekiel Elliott | RB | DAL | With Prescott signed long-term and the return of a healthy offensive line, Elliott's shouldn't be written off as a top-5ish RB just yet. |
| 18 | RB7 | Alvin Kamara | RB | NO | Target volume and overall offensive efficiency are concerns that drop Kamara from an elite top-3 RB to a back-end RB1 post-Brees. |
| 19 | RB8 | Antonio Gibson | RB | WAS | |
| 20 | RB9 | D'Andre Swift | RB | DET | |
| 21 | RB10 | Nick Chubb | RB | CLE | |
| 22 | RB11 | Cam Akers | RB | LAR | |
| 23 | QB1 | Patrick Mahomes | QB | KC | |
| 24 | WR10 | Keenan Allen | WR | LAC | |
| 25 | WR11 | Allen Robinson | WR | CHI | Having signed his franchise tag, there's less risk of a holdout. While Dalton is iffy at QB, Robinson should see enough targets to still produce WR1 numbers. |
| 26 | WR12 | Mike Evans | WR | TB | Chris Godwin back for 2021 on the franchise tag precludes Evans from elite target volume, but Evans remains one of Brady's preferred-red zone targets. |
| 27 | RB12 | Derrick Henry | RB | TEN | |
| 28 | RB13 | Joe Mixon | RB | CIN | |
| 29 | RB14 | Aaron Jones | RB | GB | Staying in GB was the best possible outcome for his dynasty value. A.J. Dillon will split snaps, but Aaron Jones remains a back-end RB1 with upside. |
| 30 | RB15 | Austin Ekeler | RB | LAC | |
| 31 | WR13 | Calvin Ridley | WR | ATL | |
| 32 | WR14 | Terry McLaurin | WR | WAS | Whether it's Taylor Heinicke or Ryan Fitzpatrick throwing him the ball, either QB bodes better for McLaurin's fantasy outlook in 2021. |
| 33 | WR15 | D.J. Moore | WR | CAR | With Curtis Samuel now in WAS, Moore is poised to dominate the target share alongside Robby Anderson in 2021, raising his weekly floor and ceiling. |
| 34 | WR16 | Chris Godwin | WR | TB | The franchise tag ensures that Godwin will be in TB for 2021, and while his long-term outlook is up in the air, he's a strong WR2 for the coming season. |
| 35 | WR17 | Amari Cooper | WR | DAL | Dak Prescott's new contract gives Cooper a fairly high floor and ceiling for 2021 even splitting targets with CeeDee Lamb and Michael Gallup. |
| 36 | RB16 | J.K. Dobbins | RB | BAL | Dobbins is expected to lead BAL's backfield in touches, but Gus Edward's 1B role and Lamar Jackson vulturing rushing TDs limits Dobbins's upside. |
| 37 | TE3 | T.J. Hockenson | TE | DET | While DET will probably add some WR depth, Hockenson should see heavy target volume with only Tyrell Williams and Quintez Cephus at WR for now. |
| 38 | TE4 | Darren Waller | TE | LVR | |
| 39 | RB17 | James Robinson | RB | JAX | |
| 40 | WR18 | Courtland Sutton | WR | DEN | |
| 41 | WR19 | D.J. Chark | WR | JAX | The pending addition of Trevor Lawrence with JAX's no. 1 overall pick gives Chark a salivating ceiling for fantasy purposes. |
| 42 | WR20 | Brandon Aiyuk | WR | SF | There are concerns about Kittle and Samuel taking targets, but Aiyuk's ceiling is sky-high if SF hits on their QB at no. 3 overall in the draft. |
| 43 | QB2 | Dak Prescott | QB | DAL | Prescott's long-term extension ensures that he'll have one of the best receiving corps in the league and a strong offensive line returning to health. |
| 44 | QB3 | Kyler Murray | QB | ARI | |
| 45 | WR21 | Kenny Golladay | WR | NYG | Golladay should see plenty of targets as the no. 1 in NY, and Daniel Jones was surprisingly 7th in deep ball completion percentage last year. |
| 46 | WR22 | Tee Higgins | WR | CIN | With A.J. Green gone, Higgins figures to see more snaps and targets, but CIN's rumored interest in Ja'Marr Chase at no. 5 overall dampens his value. |
| 47 | TE5 | Mark Andrews | TE | BAL | |
| 48 | QB4 | Josh Allen | QB | BUF | |
| 49 | QB5 | Justin Herbert | QB | LAC | |
| 50 | QB6 | Lamar Jackson | QB | BAL | |
| 51 | QB7 | Joe Burrow | QB | CIN | |
| 52 | QB8 | Deshaun Watson | QB | HOU | Watson's pending legal issues could lead to him missing some or all of the 2021 season, which drops him to the bottom of my second tier of QBs. |
| 53 | WR23 | Robert Woods | WR | LAR | Matthew Stafford's presence in LA raises the fantasy ceiling of his new surrounding cast given what he accomplished with Golladay and Jones in DET |
| 54 | WR24 | Cooper Kupp | WR | LAR | Kupp's YAC ability keeps his weekly floor fairly high, but there is some concern that he won't see as many check-down targets as he did from Goff |
| 55 | WR25 | Michael Pittman | WR | IND | Even with Hilton back on a one-year deal, Pittman should step into a bigger role, and Wentz's talent suits Pittman's skills far better than Rivers's did. |
| 56 | WR26 | Diontae Johnson | WR | PIT | JuJu Smith-Schuster back on a one-year deal limits Johnson's target volume, but Johnson led the team in targets in 2020 even with JuJu there. He'll be fine. |
| 57 | RB18 | Chris Carson | RB | SEA | Returning to SEA was the best possible outcome. Carson should see a lot of volume in a run-heavy offense as long as his body can handle the workload. |
| 58 | RB19 | Miles Sanders | RB | PHI | Boston Scott is a pending restricted free agent but is assumed to stay in PHI |
| 59 | TE6 | Dallas Goedert | TE | PHI | Zach Ertz is a potential trade or cut candidate |
| 60 | TE7 | Noah Fant | TE | DEN | |
| 61 | RB20 | Josh Jacobs | RB | LVR | LVR's reshuffling of the offensive line and Kenyan Drake's addition have dire consequences for Jacobs's rushing and receiving production. |
| 62 | RB21 | David Montgomery | RB | CHI | The addition of Damien Williams and the healthy return of Tarik Cohen saps Montgomery's PPR upside. He returns to back-end RB2 territory for 2021. |
| 63 | WR27 | JuJu Smith-Schuster | WR | PIT | With Roethlisberger's arm on the decline, JuJu should again see high target volume with low aDOT in 2021, keeping him a decent WR2 in PPR. |
| 64 | WR28 | Chase Claypool | WR | PIT | JuJu Smith-Schuster's return caps Claypool's targets, and Roethlisberger's deep ball has waned significantly. He'll need TDs to maintain WR3 production. |
| 65 | WR29 | Adam Thielen | WR | MIN | |
| 66 | QB9 | Ryan Tannehill | QB | TEN | |
| 67 | QB10 | Russell Wilson | QB | SEA | Pete Carroll's renewed emphasis on the run game lowers Wilson's ceiling, and he's a potential trade candidate but likely to remain in SEA for at least 2021. |
| 68 | WR30 | Jalen Reagor | WR | PHI | |
| 69 | WR31 | Tyler Boyd | WR | CIN | A.J. Green's departure shouldn't change Boyd's slot role much, if at all. He remains a decent PPR flex even if Chase and Higgins are there. |
| 70 | WR32 | Jerry Jeudy | WR | DEN | |
| 71 | WR33 | Julio Jones | WR | ATL | |
| 72 | RB22 | Kareem Hunt | RB | CLE | |
| 73 | WR34 | Robby Anderson | WR | CAR | With Curtis Samuel gone, this frees up even more targets for the 2020 target leader in CAR. And if they upgrade at QB, Anderson could be even better. |
| 74 | WR35 | Odell Beckham Jr. | WR | CLE | |
| 75 | WR36 | Deebo Samuel | WR | SF | SF trading up for their future QB at no. 3 overall bodes well for all the pieces of SF's passing offense, including Samuel. |
| 76 | WR37 | Brandin Cooks | WR | HOU | There's a fair chance that Tyrod Taylor will be HOU's starting QB Week 1, which lowers the fantasy floor and ceiling for all of the HOU receivers. |
| 77 | TE8 | Jonnu Smith | TE | NE | Expect to see a lot of 12 personnel sets this year with the acquisition of Smith and Henry. Both of their weekly floors are iffy, but the upside is there. |
| 78 | TE9 | Logan Thomas | TE | WAS | An upgrade at WAS's no. 2 WR position with Curtis Samuel in town could detract from Thomas's target share, but he still has back-end TE1 upside. |
| 79 | TE10 | Irv Smith Jr. | TE | MIN | Kyle Rudolph's release increases Irv Smith's role, but elite upside is still unlikely given the targets projected for Cook, Jefferson, and Thielen |
| 80 | QB11 | Jalen Hurts | QB | PHI | With PHI moving down from the no. 6 pick to no. 12 overall, it seems as though Hurts will get at least one full season to prove himself as the starter. |
| 81 | QB12 | Matthew Stafford | QB | LAR | Stafford becomes a high-floor back-end QB1 or with top-5 upside now that he's in LA with Sean McVay. |
| 82 | QB13 | Kirk Cousins | QB | MIN | |
| 83 | WR38 | Curtis Samuel | WR | WAS | Samuel will complement McLaurin well, but WAS isn't looking to air it out a ton with their stout defense whether it's Fitzpatrick or Heinicke under center. |
| 84 | WR39 | Marquise Brown | WR | BAL | |
| 85 | RB23 | Melvin Gordon | RB | DEN | With his DUI charge dropped and Phillip Lindsay moving on, everything's coming up Gordon so far this offseason. He's an RB2 to target for contenders. |
| 86 | WR40 | Jarvis Landry | WR | CLE | |
| 87 | WR41 | Corey Davis | WR | NYJ | Davis thrived with defenses focused on Derrick Henry and A.J. Brown, but it's uncertain if he can produce as a no. 1, and NYJ could still draft a WR early. |
| 88 | RB24 | Leonard Fournette | RB | TB | Fournette is just mediocre boom or bust RB3 splitting snaps with Jones and likely losing some passing-down work to the newly signed Giovani Bernard. |
| 89 | RB25 | Chase Edmonds | RB | ARI | Conner steps into the Drake role, but Edmonds should continue to be involved as a pass-catcher with upside given Conner's recent injury history. |
| 90 | TE11 | Mike Gesicki | TE | MIA | |
| 91 | TE12 | Hunter Henry | TE | NE | The fantasy ceilings of both newly-signed TEs will depend on Cam Newton's level of play in 2021, but a potential rookie QB could be a boost long-term. |
| 92 | WR42 | Will Fuller | WR | MIA | Fuller goes to a new offense that's less pass-heavy, and we've yet to see him stay healthy over the duration of his career. He's a risky dynasty asset. |
| 93 | RB26 | Ronald Jones | RB | TB | Leonard Fournette's return and the addition of Giovani Bernard mires this TB backfield into a messy RBBC, making Jones a boom or bust flex at best. |
| 94 | RB27 | James Conner | RB | ARI | It's hard to envision Conner staying healthy, but if he does, he has potential as the likely goal-line option in ARI. |
| 95 | WR43 | Michael Gallup | WR | DAL | |
| 96 | WR44 | Laviska Shenault | WR | JAX | |
| 97 | WR45 | Henry Ruggs | WR | LVR | Nelson Agholor going to NE frees up some targets for Ruggs, though he's still a low-floor prospect given his lack of playing time and production as a rookie. |
| 98 | QB14 | Baker Mayfield | QB | CLE | |
| 99 | QB15 | Tua Tagovailoa | QB | MIA | The rumblings about MIA's interest in other QBs are disheartening. Tua needs a strong showing in 2021 or could find himself "Josh Rosen-ed" |
| 100 | QB16 | Carson Wentz | QB | IND | Wentz's reunion with Frank Reich offers a career reset, but if he plays poorly in 2021, he could be relegated to a backup role in the NFL permanently. |
| 101 | QB17 | Aaron Rodgers | QB | GB | |
| 102 | WR46 | DeVante Parker | WR | MIA | With MIA already preferring a more balanced offense, Will Fuller's addition decimates Parker's fantasy ceiling. There simply won't be enough targets. |
| 103 | WR47 | Denzel Mims | WR | NYJ | NYJ signing Corey Davis precludes any notion of Mims as the no. 1 WR heading into 2021, not that it should've ever been the assumption. |
| 104 | RB28 | Raheem Mostert | RB | SF | Mostert and Wilson will likely share the backfield if SF doesn't draft a RB, and it may be lower both of their weekly floors for fantasy purposes. |
| 105 | WR48 | Tyler Lockett | WR | SEA | Over the last few seasons, Lockett has been a WR3 most weeks outside of a few blowup games. SEA's renewed emphasis on the run makes even that iffy. |
| 106 | RB29 | Gus Edwards | RB | BAL | Staying in BAL was ideal for Edwards. As the no. 2, he has weekly flex value and sneaky RB2 upside as well as RB1 upside if Dobbins were to miss time. |
| 107 | RB30 | Tony Pollard | RB | DAL | |
| 108 | RB31 | A.J. Dillon | RB | GB | As unlikely as it was, Jones took a pay cut and stayed in GB. This relegates Dillon to a flex play, but he still has RB1 upside if Jones were to miss time. |
| 109 | TE13 | Robert Tonyan | TE | GB | Tonyan staying in GB after being tendered was the best and most likely outcome, but TD regression will still be a hit to his production going forward. |
| 110 | QB18 | Tom Brady | QB | TB | The GOAT may only have a year or two left before retirement, but the bevy of offensive weapons at his disposal give him MVP and top-5 fantasy QB upside. |
| 111 | QB19 | Sam Darnold | QB | CAR | Darnold has a chance to get his career back on track in CAR with Joe Brady's offense, especially with CAR committing to him for at least two years. |
| 112 | TE14 | Austin Hooper | TE | CLE | |
| 113 | TE15 | Evan Engram | TE | NYG | The addition of Kyle Rudolph has the potential to impact Engram's snaps and targets on top of the injury concerns, solidly dropping Engram to TE2 range. |
| 114 | TE16 | Hayden Hurst | TE | ATL | |
| 115 | WR49 | Mecole Hardman | WR | KC | With Sammy Watkins gone, Hardman will get a chance to prove he deserves more snaps and touches going forward if he can be more consistent. |
| 116 | WR50 | Gabriel Davis | WR | BUF | John Brown's gone, but Emmanuel Sanders arrived. Davis should still see a jump in snaps, but it's questionable how consistent his production will be. |
| 117 | WR51 | Darnell Mooney | WR | CHI | Allen Robinson's return on a franchise tag caps Mooney's targets and upside, and Foles and Dalton are uninspiring for any other WR's fantasy value. |
| 118 | RB32 | Zack Moss | RB | BUF | |
| 119 | RB33 | Myles Gaskin | RB | MIA | Gaskin has survived free agency thus far and remains atop the depth chart, but the odds are good that MIA will add a rookie RB during the NFL Draft. |
| 120 | RB34 | David Johnson | RB | HOU | With Mark Ingram's addition, neither veteran RB sparks much excitement, especially with the risk of a poor offense due to Deshaun Watson holding out. |
| 121 | RB35 | Kenyan Drake | RB | LVR | Drake's signing not only tanks Jacobs's value but also his own. No longer a starter, he'll need a Jacobs injury or trade to see significant touches in LVR. |
| 122 | RB36 | Damien Harris | RB | NE | |
| 123 | RB37 | Sony Michel | RB | NE | |
| 124 | RB38 | Alexander Mattison | RB | MIN | |
| 125 | RB39 | Jeff Wilson Jr. | RB | SF | Wilson's one-year, $2 million deal gives him upside in the event of an injury to Mostert, though SF could still add additional RB depth this offseason |
| 126 | TE17 | Cole Kmet | TE | CHI | |
| 127 | TE18 | Tyler Higbee | TE | LAR | Stafford is an upgrade over Goff, and Everett's departure could allow for more snaps for Higbee, but he'll be battling for targets alongside Woods and Kupp. |
| 128 | TE19 | Zach Ertz | TE | PHI | Potential cap casualty or trade candidate |
| 129 | RB40 | Darrel Williams | RB | KC | With KC releasing Damien Williams and signing Darrel Williams to a one-year deal, he'll be a weekly flex option with RB1 upside if CEH were to miss time. |
| 130 | QB20 | Matt Ryan | QB | ATL | ATL may or may not take a QB at no. 4 overall, so Ryan could still have some QB1 seasons in him with Julio and Ridley forming a strong WR corps. |
| 131 | QB21 | Drew Lock | QB | DEN | |
| 132 | QB22 | Cam Newton | QB | NE | Newton's return to NE was the best possible outcome, especially after they bolstered the offensive line and added Jonnu Smith and Hunter Henry. |
| 133 | WR52 | Sterling Shepard | WR | NYG | Golden Tate's release could lead to more snaps in the slot for Shepard, which would bode well for his fantasy value, especially in PPR formats |
| 134 | RB41 | Nyheim Hines | RB | IND | |
| 135 | RB42 | Mike Davis | RB | ATL | ATL could add a rookie RB in the draft and use a committee, but there's a fair chance that Davis could open the year as the starter with RB2 production. |
| 136 | RB43 | Tevin Coleman | RB | NYJ | With Mike LaFleur coming from SF, Coleman's experience with Shanahan's system could give him a leg up to lead this backfield at the outset of 2021. |
| 137 | RB44 | Todd Gurley | RB | FA | Landing spot TBD |
| 138 | WR53 | Mike Williams | WR | LAC | |
| 139 | WR54 | Antonio Brown | WR | FA | Landing spot TBD |
| 140 | WR55 | Marvin Jones | WR | JAX | Jones remains in that WR3 or flex territory playing opposite D.J. Chark in JAX, but a lot depends on Lawrence hitting the ground running as a rookie |
| 141 | RB45 | Rashaad Penny | RB | SEA | Chris Carson staying in SEA caps Penny's upside, but Penny showed some flashes prior to his ACL tear in late 2019. He remains an upside handcuff. |
| 142 | WR56 | Parris Campbell | WR | IND | Zach Pascal's return caps Campbell's upside given Pascal's slot role, and his total snaps are in jeopardy with T.Y. Hilton also back on a one-year deal. |
| 143 | RB46 | Kalen Ballage | RB | PIT | Ballage showed burst as a runner and receiver in limited action last year in LA. If PIT doesn't add an impact rookie RB, he could see a large role in 2021. |
| 144 | RB47 | Benny Snell | RB | PIT | Snell showed flashes last year when Conner was out despite a poor offensive line. Ballage's presence doesn't mean Snell can't still win the lead role. |
| 145 | TE20 | Adam Trautman | TE | NO | With Jared Cook and Josh Hill both gone, Trautman is poised to step into a starting role in 2021, though offensive efficiency post-Brees is a question. |
| 146 | TE21 | Mo Alie-Cox | TE | IND | Alie-Cox is miles ahead of Jack Doyle as a receiver and playmaker and could have top-5 fantasy upside if IND doesn't add another TE this offseason. |
| 147 | TE22 | O.J. Howard | TE | TB | Gronk's return on a one-year deal likely caps either TE's fantasy upside, and Howard needs to prove that he can stay healthy on a contract year. |
| 148 | WR57 | Christian Kirk | WR | ARI | A.J. Green's presence could actually help if ARI makes Kirk a full-time slot receiver, though target volume would remain a concern. |
| 149 | TE23 | Dawson Knox | TE | BUF | |
| 150 | TE24 | Blake Jarwin | TE | DAL | |
| 151 | QB23 | Daniel Jones | QB | NYG | Golladay's addition helps, but NYG has done nothing to upgrade their shoddy offensive line. This will be a make or break year for Jones. |
| 152 | QB24 | Derek Carr | QB | LVR | LVR's complete reshuffling of the offensive line and Agholor's departure paint a bleak outlook for Carr in 2021, and he may not be an NFL starter in 2022. |
| 153 | QB25 | Jameis Winston | QB | NO | NO might play QB roulette from week to week, and even if Winston wins the job, Hill could still be subbed in the red zone and vulture some TDs. |
| 154 | QB26 | Taysom Hill | QB | NO | Winston is a better pure passer than Hill, and it's likely to be an ugly situation overall. Neither NO QB projects to be a reliable fantasy starter at this point. |
| 155 | WR58 | Nelson Agholor | WR | NE | Agholor is now the de facto no. 1 WR in NE, but it remains to be seen how many targets he'll get and how efficient Newton will be as a passer. |
| 156 | WR59 | T.Y. Hilton | WR | IND | Hilton's presence will cap the ceiling for both Pittman and Campbell, but his own fantasy production is unlikely to be consistent or high. |
| 157 | TE25 | Gerald Everett | TE | SEA | SEA is certainly more enticing than the no. 2 TE role in LAR, but Everett remains a TE2 without a high ceiling behing Metcalf and Lockett. |
| 158 | TE26 | Rob Gronkowski | TE | TB | As expected, Gronk will remain in TB on a one-year deal, but he's still a TD-dependent TE2 for fantasy purposes with Evans, Godwin, and Howard there. |
| 159 | TE27 | Eric Ebron | TE | PIT | |
| 160 | TE28 | Anthony Firkser | TE | TEN | Firkser isn't anything special atheltically, but Tannehill has a penchant for targeting his TEs in the red zone, which makes Firkers a TD-dependent TE2. |
| 161 | RB48 | Latavius Murray | RB | NO | |
| 162 | RB49 | Phillip Lindsay | RB | HOU | Stuck in a crowded backfield alongside Johnson and Ingram, Lindsay has little upside, especially if Deshaun Watson misses time in 2021. |
| 163 | WR60 | Darius Slayton | WR | NYG | With Golladay in town, Slayton's already inconsistent production as a deep threat takes a further tumble. He may not contribute much until he leaves NY. |
| 164 | RB50 | Giovani Bernard | RB | TB | Bernard is a good add for TB, but it's hard to see him with consistent weekly production in that RBBC. He's a flex with upside if another RB misses time. |
| 165 | RB51 | J.D. McKissic | RB | WAS | McKissic loses some shine with Alex Smith's departure. He's unlikely to see such volume of check-down targets with Fitzpatrick or Heinicke at the helm. |
| 166 | WR61 | A.J. Green | WR | ARI | Perhaps Green has something left in the tank, but at age 33, it seems unlikely. Sell Green for just about anything if any league mates expect a bounce back. |
| 167 | WR62 | Quintez Cephus | WR | DET | DET is likely to add some WR depth in the draft, but for now, Cephus and Tyrell Williams should have some fantasy relevance as the incumbent starters |
| 168 | RB52 | Devin Singletary | RB | BUF | |
| 169 | WR63 | Jamison Crowder | WR | NYJ | Even with the infusion of a rookie QB, there's not many targets with Davis and Mims there, and Crowder is nearing 30 and has struggled to stay healthy. |
| 170 | WR64 | Bryan Edwards | WR | LVR | Agholor's departure could lead to more playing time for Edwards, and he has a chance to usurp Ruggs on the depth chart if the former doesn't step up. |
| 171 | RB53 | Darrell Henderson | RB | LAR | |
| 172 | WR65 | John Brown | WR | LVR | The best-case scenario for Brown would be Nelson Agholor's 2020 production as an inconsistent WR3. There isn't a ton of upside to hope for in LVR. |
| 173 | WR66 | Tyler Johnson | WR | TB | With TB supposedly not close to re-signing Antonio Brown, there's a real chance that one or both of Johnson and Miller will see more snaps in 2021. |
| 174 | WR67 | Scotty Miller | WR | TB | See comment above. |
| 175 | WR68 | Van Jefferson | WR | LAR | DeSean Jackson's addition leaves few snaps for Jefferson, but Jackson has had trouble staying healthy, so Jefferson could still contribute in 2021. |
| 176 | WR69 | Donovan Peoples-Jones | WR | CLE | |
| 177 | RB54 | Lamical Perine | RB | NYJ | Even with the Jets having added Coleman, Perine showed some flashes as a rookie and could see significant snaps if Coleman doesn't show well in camp. |
| 178 | RB55 | James White | RB | NE | White's return to NE on a one-year deal mires him in this RBBC alongside Harris and Michel. He'll have a few big weeks, but good luck predicting which. |
| 179 | WR70 | Cole Beasley | WR | BUF | With Brown gone, Beasley has an opportunity to see more snaps and targets in 2021, but BUF is likely to balance the offense a bit with more runs this year. |
| 180 | TE29 | Jordan Akins | TE | HOU | With Darren Fells released, Akins slots in as the starting TE, but it might not matter if Deshaun Watson is traded or holds out. |
| 181 | RB56 | Anthony McFarland | RB | PIT | It's unsure which PIT RB would emerge if they don't draft another body, but McFarland has the most big play ability with his speed over the two grinders. |
| 182 | WR71 | James Washington | WR | PIT | Washington's upside is capped with JuJu returning on a one-year deal, so he remains a depth piece for dynasty rosters. |
| 183 | WR72 | Tim Patrick | WR | DEN | DEN retaining Patrick was a poor outcome for his fantasy potential, as he's likely now the no. 4 option at best behind Sutton, Jeudy, and Fant. |
| 184 | WR73 | Russell Gage | WR | ATL | |
| 185 | WR74 | DeSean Jackson | WR | LAR | Jackson's prospects are exciting in LA with Stafford for as long as he's healthy, but the odds of him playing a full season are pretty low at this point. |
| 186 | TE30 | Donald Parham | TE | LAC | The newly-signed Jared Cook could eat into Parham's snaps, but at age 34, Cook could get overtaken on the depth chart early on, so hold onto Parham. |
| 187 | WR75 | Tyrell Williams | WR | DET | Williams's one-year, $6 million deal could make him fantasy relevant again as a de facto starter opposite Quintez Cephus for now |
| 188 | RB57 | Tarik Cohen | RB | CHI | Fresh off an ACL injury, CHI hedged their bets on Cohen by signing Damien Williams. Cohen is a desperation flex or a bye-week fill-in at RB. |
| 189 | RB58 | Samaje Perine | RB | CIN | With Bernard gone and CIN having brought Perine back on a cheap two-year deal, he's an upside backup in case Mixon were to miss time in 2021. |
| 190 | RB59 | Ito Smith | RB | ATL | If ATL doesn't add an impact rookie RB, Smith projects to share the backfield alongside Mike Davis and has some value after what he showed in 2020. |
| 191 | WR76 | K.J. Hamler | WR | DEN | |
| 192 | RB60 | Darrynton Evans | RB | TEN | |
| 193 | TE31 | Chris Herndon | TE | NYJ | |
| 194 | RB61 | Ke'Shawn Vaughn | RB | TB | Fournette's return and the addition of Bernard gives Vaughn little upside even in the event of an injury. He has little fantasy value until 2022 at the earliest. |
| 195 | RB62 | Salvon Ahmed | RB | MIA | |
| 196 | RB63 | Mark Ingram | RB | HOU | |
| 197 | WR77 | Chad Hansen | WR | HOU | |
| 198 | RB64 | Damien Williams | RB | CHI | |
| 199 | TE32 | Hunter Bryant | TE | DET | |
| 200 | WR78 | Isaiah McKenzie | WR | BUF |
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