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Superflex Dynasty Rankings: 2022 Fantasy Playoffs Update

Many dynasty football leagues now play in a superflex format. There are stark contrasts in quarterback value versus other skill positions in superflex dynasty football rankings due to positional scarcity, so you’ll notice that I have many quarterbacks ranked higher overall. Beyond that, there are even nuances that change where quarterbacks are ranked within the position.

Quarterback age and starting longevity are far bigger priorities in superflex formats, which changes how I have quarterbacks ranked between the formats. In 1QB leagues, quarterback prospects with upside are coveted over safe starters because backup quarterbacks are rarely needed outside of injuries and bye weeks. However, in superflex leagues, consistent producers at QB2 and QB3 on dynasty rosters are necessary depth since it’s beneficial for the vast majority of teams start two quarterbacks every week.

The influx of a talented 2022 rookie class has shaken up these superflex dynasty rankings a bit, as quite a few quarterbacks gained receiving weapons and upgrades to their surrounding cast during the NFL Draft. Many players’ values are also dependent on whether a roster is contending for a title or in the process of rebuilding, but in general, dynasty rankings align much more closely with rest-of-season redraft rankings in-season. Here are my updated top-200 ranked players assuming a superflex format with PPR scoring (you can find my 1QB dynasty rankings here) as we approach the fantasy playoffs. And be sure to check back for updated superflex dynasty rankings at the start of next offseason!


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Superflex Dynasty Rankings

Last updated on Thursday, December 8th.

RankPos RkPlayerPosTeamCommentsDraft Pick Value
1QB1Josh AllenQBBUF>2024 1.01
2QB2Lamar JacksonQBBALBAL's revamped passing offense under Todd Monken could take another step forward in Year 2 with a healthy Mark Andrews.>2024 1.01
3QB3Patrick MahomesQBKCAfter a "down" year for KC's offense in 2023, expect them to reload at WR for 2024 and a bounce back for Mahomes in fantasy production.>2024 1.01
4WR1Ja'Marr ChaseWRCINChase will bounce back in 2024 if he and Burrow can both stay healthy, and he could see a career-high in targets if CIN were to trade Higgins.>2024 1.01
5WR2Justin JeffersonWRMINCousins leaving MIN leaves a big question mark at QB for Jefferson, giving Chase the tie-breaker (for now) between the top-two dynasty WRs.>2024 1.01
6QB4Anthony RichardsonQBINDIn his three healthy games, Richardson was the fantasy QB3. He has elite potential with Shane Steichen calling the plays in IND.>2024 1.01
7QB5CJ StroudQBHOUStroud was nothing short of remarkable as a rookie. With Dell, Collins, and hopefully a healthy OL in 2024, he could jump into the elite tier.>2024 1.01
8QB6Joe BurrowQBCINBurrow remains a top NFL QB, but his fantasy production may not be elite depending on what weapons outside of Chase remain in CIN.>2024 1.01
9QB7Jalen HurtsQBPHIHurts was inconsistent as a passer in 2023. With PHI's aging OL, there's some worry that his production could dip without tush-push TDs.~2024 1.01
10QB8Kyler MurrayQBARIEven with no WR1, Murray was a top-10 fantasy QB upon his return from the ACL in Week 10. He's a strong QB1 heading into 2024.~2024 1.01
11RB1Breece HallRBNYJHall was dynamic in his first year back from the ACL on a dreadful NYJ offense. He can be a league-winner with Rodgers expected back.~2024 1.01
12RB2Bijan RobinsonRBATLWith Cousins at the helm and Zac Robinson calling plays, ATL's revamped offense should afford Bijan plenty of red-zone opportunities.~2024 1.01
13WR3CeeDee LambWRDALThere's an argument for Lamb to be the No. 2 dynasty WR over Jefferson if his target volume from 2023 carries into 2024.Early 2024 1st
14WR4Garrett WilsonWRNYJAs with Hall above, Wilson has flashed enormous talent and can ascend into that elite WR1 tier if Rodgers is even 80% of his old self.Early 2024 1st
15WR5Puka NacuaWRLARNacua should continue to ascend as the 1A in LAR with Kupp another year older, and Stafford looks like he still has it when healthy.Early 2024 1st
16WR6Amon-Ra St. BrownWRDETEarly 2024 1st
17QB9Justin HerbertQBLACIt seems apparent what Jim Harbaugh wants in LA. Herbert will still have some big games but likely won't be airing it out as much as before.Early 2024 1st
18WR7Tyreek HillWRMIAHill is getting older but has shown to be an elite WR1 in Mike McDaniel's offense. Barring injury, he still projects as a top-5 WR in 2024.Early 2024 1st
19RB3Jahmyr GibbsRBDETEven with Montgomery vulturing some TDs, Gibbs has mixed in near the GL and has been electric as a receiver out of the backfield.Early 2024 1st
20RB4Christian McCaffreyRBSFAge is the only reason McCaffrey isn't higher. Can he hold up in his 28 year old season after staying healthy for most of 2023?Early 2024 1st
21WR8AJ BrownWRPHIEarly 2024 1st
22WR9Drake LondonWRATLCousins is a massive upgrade over Heinicke or Ridder. London's target volume should stay the same but with much better efficiency.Early 2024 1st
23WR10Chris OlaveWRNOThe biggest question for Olave is QB. Will NO stick with Carr, and if so, can Carr connect with Olave downfield and in the red zone?Early 2024 1st
24QB10Jordan LoveQBGBLove overcame multiple WR injuries and showed out in a contract year. He could be a perennial top-12 fantasy QB with LaFleur.Early 2024 1st
25TE1Sam LaPortaTEDETLaPorta perfectly complements ARSB over the middle of the field given Goff's tendencies and should see a lot of targets again in 2024.Early 2024 1st
26RB5Kyren WilliamsRBLARWilliams has been an elite workhorse RB1 when healthy. The one concern is that he's missed a lot of time with injuries already.Early 2024 1st
27RB6Jonathan TaylorRBINDHeading into 2024, the questions for Taylor are whether his target volume and GL usage will dip with Anthony Richardson under center.Early 2024 1st
28RB7De'Von AchaneRBMIALike Kyren Williams, the big concern with Achane is whether he can stay on the field. When healthy, he's a locked-in weekly RB1.Early 2024 1st
29WR11Nico CollinsWRHOUDell and Collins profile as a Godwin and Evans-like pair in HOU. Both WRs have high expectations heading into Year 2 with Stroud.Mid 2024 1st
30WR12DK MetcalfWRSEAMid 2024 1st
31QB11Brock PurdyQBSFPurdy's rookie deal runs through 2025, which all but guarantees at least two more years of mid to low-end QB1 production with Shanahan in SF.Mid 2024 1st
32QB12Tua TagovailoaQBMIATua fell off over the second half of the year with injuries to Hill, Waddle, and the OL. He should bounce back if the surrounding cast is healthy.Mid 2024 1st
33QB13Trevor LawrenceQBJACLawrence struggled as a passer in 2023, and more importantly, he didn't run much. He'll drop further if he doesn't show progress in 2024.Mid 2024 1st
34QB14Dak PrescottQBDALPrescott was a top-5 fantasy QB in 2023 despite not throwing much early in the year with an elite defense. He should be a QB1 again in 2024.Mid 2024 1st
35WR13Zay FlowersWRBALTarget volume may decline a bit with Andrews back in 2024, but Flowers profile's as BAL's WR1 going forward and showed flashes.Mid 2024 1st
36WR14DJ MooreWRCHIKeenan Allen may siphon off some targets in the short term, but Moore still projects as the 1A in CHI for whoever is under center in 2024.Mid 2024 1st
37WR15Jaxon Smith-NjigbaWRSEAMid 2024 1st
38WR16Tank DellWRHOUDell and Collins profile as a Godwin and Evans-like pair in HOU. Both WRs have high expectations heading into Year 2 with Stroud.Mid 2024 1st
39WR17Jaylen WaddleWRMIAThis tier of young, 1B WRs all have talent but may need an injury to ascend from boom/bust WR2/3s into consistent WR1/2s.Mid 2024 1st
40WR18DeVonta SmithWRPHIMid 2024 1st
41RB8Saquon BarkleyRBPHIEven with Kelce retired, PHI's OL is a massive upgrade over NYG's OL for Barkley. The only concern is how many TDs Hurts will vulture.Mid 2024 1st
42RB9Josh JacobsRBGBJacobs lands on a young, up-and-coming GB offense, and LaFleur will be sure to scheme up ways to get Jacobs in space.Mid 2024 1st
43TE2Trey McBrideTEARIMcBride was a top-3 TE with Murray back from Week 10 onward. Even with ARI likely to add WR help, McBride projects as a top-5 TE in 2024.Mid 2024 1st
44TE3Mark AndrewsTEBALAndrews was the TE3 in PPR PPG prior to injury and shouldn't be forgotten heading into 2024. He's still under 30 and tied to Lamar Jackson.Mid 2024 1st
45TE4Kyle PittsTEATLCousins isn't afraid to check down when needed and made Hockenson a top-5 fantasy TE. Pitts has elite potential again with the QB upgrade.Mid 2024 1st
46RB10Travis EtienneRBJACMid 2024 1st
47RB11Kenneth WalkerRBSEAMid 2024 1st
48WR19Brandon AiyukWRSFMid 2024 1st
49WR20Deebo SamuelWRSFMid 2024 1st
50RB12Isiah PachecoRBKCLate 2024 1st
51RB13James CookRBBUFLate 2024 1st
52RB14Rachaad WhiteRBTBLate 2024 1st
53WR21Marquise BrownWRKCThe big question with Brown is health. If he can stay on the field, he has top-12 fantasy WR upside in 2024 with Mahomes.Late 2024 1st
54WR22Jordan AddisonWRMINAddison flashed as a rookie, but he has a question mark at QB and fierce target competition in Justin Jefferson and TJ Hockenson.Late 2024 1st
55WR23Michael PittmanWRINDPittman remains the No. 1 WR in IND and should be a strong volume-based WR2 in fantasy with a healthy Richardson returning.Late 2024 1st
56WR24Tee HigginsWRCINIt remains to be seen whether CIN will trade Higgins, but he should be a boom/bust WR3 at worst wherever he lands with WR2 potential.Late 2024 1st
57TE5Dalton KincaidTEBUFKincaid was inconsistent over the second half of the year, but he showed flashes and should get more work heading into his second year.Late 2024 1st
58TE6TJ HockensonTEMINGiven the timing of his ACL/MCL tear, Hockenson could even start the 2024 season on PUP, and MIN's QB situation is currently uncertain.Late 2024 1st
59TE7George KittleTESFLate 2024 1st
60WR25Cooper KuppWRLARThis tier of veterans is full of risk/reward. None project as elite options next year, and 2024 could be their final year of fantasy relevance.Late 2024 1st
61WR26Davante AdamsWRLVLate 2024 1st
62WR27Mike EvansWRTBEvans is still just 30 years old, and staying with Mayfield in TB should ensure another WR1/2 season in 2024.Late 2024 1st
63TE8Travis KelceTEKCKelce is likely to have an even more reduced role in 2024. However, he can still be a top-10 TE with TDs if KC's offense improves overall.Late 2024 1st
64RB15Derrick HenryRBBALHenry will likely lead a RBBC and have some TDs vultured by Lamar, but he also has double-digit TD potential behind BAL's top-5 OL.Late 2024 1st
65RB16Tony PollardRBTENPollard should be the 1A but will likely split touches with Spears. Much will depend on whether TEN's OL can improve from 2023.Early 2024 2nd
66WR28Amari CooperWRCLECooper has shown that he still has the talent, but the connection has been apparent with Flacco. Will he produce as well with Watson in 2024?Early 2024 2nd
67WR29Stefon DiggsWRBUFDiggs has really fallen off over the second half of 2023. He'll still have big weeks but is likely more of a boom/bust WR2 for 2024.Early 2024 2nd
68WR30Keenan AllenWRCHIAllen can still be a useable PPR flex or WR2 next year, but his elite WR1 days are likely over without the dominant target share he saw in LA.Early 2024 2nd
69WR31Christian KirkWRJACKirk appeared to be Lawrence's favorite target when healthy and should continue to see volume next season as a PPR WR2/3.Early 2024 2nd
70WR32George PickensWRPITPickens can be the big-bodied target for Wilson like Sutton was last year and can be a boom/bust WR3 with some big games.Early 2024 2nd
71WR33Rashee RiceWRKCRice has excellent YAC ability, but KC will undoubtedly add pass-catching help this offseason after a major step back on offense in 2023.Early 2024 2nd
72WR34Christian WatsonWRGBEarly 2024 2nd
73QB15Deshaun WatsonQBCLEHope is waning of Watson ever returning to form after he struggled in 2023 with Flacco exceling in the same scheme. He's very risk/reward.Early 2024 2nd
74QB16Bryce YoungQBCARYoung looked lost for much of his rookie season, and there are questions as to CAR's competency (or lack thereof) to build around him.Early 2024 2nd
75QB17Matthew StaffordQBLARStafford has shown to still be an elite passer. If he, his OL, and his WRs are all healthy in 2024, Stafford can be a top-10 fantasy QB.Early 2024 2nd
76QB18Will LevisQBTENIf TEN can upgrade their OL to protect their second-year QB, Levis showed some big play ability for fantasy purposes.Early 2024 2nd
77QB19Kirk CousinsQBATLOther than MIN, ATL probably had the best supporting cast of the possible landing spots for Cousins, who should be a high-end QB2 at worst.Early 2024 2nd
78RB17Austin EkelerRBWASIf Kingsbury retains his fast-paced offense from ARI in WAS, Ekeler can still be a volume-based RB2 even though he's past his prime.Early 2024 2nd
79RB18David MontgomeryRBDETGibbs has asserted himself as the clear 1A in DET, but Montgomery should continue to be a TD dependent RB2/flex in 2024.Early 2024 2nd
80RB19Rhamondre StevensonRBNEA lot is up in the air for NE heading into 2024, but Stevenson showed that he can be an RB2 when healthy in spite of a bad offense overall.Early 2024 2nd
81WR35Chris GodwinWRTBMid 2024 2nd
82WR36Diontae JohnsonWRCARCAR could still add an impact rookie WR with one of their two second-round picks, but Johnson will likely lead the team in targets next year.Mid 2024 2nd
83WR37Jayden ReedWRGBThere's no true No. 1 WR in GB, but Reed seems to be the most versatile and trusted target for Love heading into 2024.Mid 2024 2nd
84QB20Aaron RodgersQBNYJAssuming Rodgers can be even 80% of what he was before, he has solid surrounding talent in NYJ to be a QB2 with upside for a year or two.Mid 2024 2nd
85QB21Jared GoffQBDETGoff can be a useable QB2 as long as he remains the starter in DET and Ben Johnson is calling the plays, but he lacks ceiling and consistency.Mid 2024 2nd
86QB22Daniel JonesQBNYGNYG is committed to Jones through at least 2024, and he still has rushing upside. Jones is a buy-low if the OL can stay healthy next year.Mid 2024 2nd
87RB20Raheem MostertRBMIAMid 2024 2nd
88RB21James ConnerRBARIThis tier of veteran RBs should all find starting work somewhere even if they no longer have the burst they used to have.Mid 2024 2nd
89RB22Alvin KamaraRBNOMid 2024 2nd
90TE9Dallas GoedertTEPHINothing changed in 2024. Goedert is a top-10 talent at TE but will struggle to see consistent targets when Brown and Smith are healthy.Mid 2024 2nd
91TE10David NjokuTECLEMid 2024 2nd
92TE11Evan EngramTEJACMid 2024 2nd
93RB23Zack MossRBCINMoss played well while Jonathan Taylor was out last year and has double-digit TD upside if he gets the GL work in CIN.Mid 2024 2nd
94RB24Joe MixonRBHOUNot much changes for Mixon in HOU. He should stil be a TD-dependent RB2 in an efficient offense with some spike weeks.Mid 2024 2nd
95RB25Aaron JonesRBMINJones is starting to slow down but still has RB2 potential in Kevin O'Connell's run scheme if MIN's QB play is even adequate.Mid 2024 2nd
96RB26Javonte WilliamsRBDENPerhaps DEN will give Williams more work two years removed from the knee injury in 2024, but he seems mired in a RBBC for now.Mid 2024 2nd
97RB27Zamir WhiteRBLVWhile there are questions about LVR's offense overall, Josh Jacobs could be gone next year with White in a 1A role, at worst.Mid 2024 2nd
98TE12Michael MayerTELVMid 2024 2nd
99TE13Cole KmetTECHIMid 2024 2nd
100WR38Jakobi MeyersWRLVMeyers was a strong WR2 with Garoppolo early in the year. If LVR can find even an average QB starter, he's a potential buy-low for 2024.Mid 2024 2nd
101WR39Terry McLaurinWRWASMid 2024 2nd
102QB23Justin FieldsQBPITInitial reports indicate that Fields is expected to sit and learn, but there's a fair chance that Fields could take over if Wilson struggles.Mid 2024 2nd
103QB24Baker MayfieldQBTBMayfield bounced back in 2023, and he should remain a useable QB2 in fantasy next season with Evans and Godwin at his disposal.Mid 2024 2nd
104RB28Chuba HubbardRBCARHubbard overtook Sanders for the lead role in CAR down the stretch, but CAR's offense could look very different in 2024.Mid 2024 2nd
105RB29Najee HarrisRBPITMid 2024 2nd
106RB30Devin SingletaryRBNYGSingletary reunites with Daboll in NY in a likely committee backfield, but he can be a flex with RB2 upside if the OL can stay healthier in 2024.Mid 2024 2nd
107WR40Calvin RidleyWRTENRidley and Hopkins are likely to cannabalize each other's targets, and much depends on how well Levis will run Callahan's new scheme.Mid 2024 2nd
108WR41DeAndre HopkinsWRTENMid 2024 2nd
109RB31D'Andre SwiftRBCHIIt's somewhat baffling that CHI would prioritize adding Swift in FA. He's likely the incumbent starter but in a RBBC on an uncertain offense.Mid 2024 2nd
110RB32Gus EdwardsRBLACLAC will likely add another RB, but Edwards figures to at least have a GL role with a chance at a near 50% split in touches.Mid 2024 2nd
111TE14Dalton SchultzTEHOUStaying in HOU was likely the best-case scenario for Schultz. He remains a serviceable TE2 in fantasy with some spike weeks here and there.Mid 2024 2nd
112TE15Pat FreiermuthTEPITMid 2024 2nd
113TE16Jake FergusonTEDALMid 2024 2nd
114QB25Derek CarrQBNOThere's a big enough sample size on this tier of QBs by now. They're QB2s at best and may not be NFL starters for much longer, if at all.Mid 2024 2nd
115QB26Russell WilsonQBPITInitial reports indicate that Fields is expected to sit and learn, but there's a fair chance that Fields could take over if Wilson struggles.Mid 2024 2nd
116QB27Geno SmithQBSEAMid 2024 2nd
117QB28Sam HowellQBSEAThis will be a QB battle to monitor closely in training camp. As of now, both Geno Smith and Sam Howell are risk/reward dynasty assets.Mid 2024 2nd
118WR42Courtland SuttonWRDENMid 2024 2nd
119WR43Josh DownsWRINDMid 2024 2nd
120WR44Khalil ShakirWRBUFBUF will likely add depth at WR, but Shakir has a chance to be the No. 2 behind Diggs heading into 2024 as the primary slot WR.Mid 2024 2nd
121WR45Dontayvion WicksWRGBMid 2024 2nd
122WR46Romeo DoubsWRGBMid 2024 2nd
123RB33Zach CharbonnetRBSEALate 2024 2nd
124RB34Kendre MillerRBNOThere's a chance that NO could move on from Kamara this offseason, which would thrust Miller into a lead role if he can stay healthy.Late 2024 2nd
125RB35Chase BrownRBCINBrown showed some big play ability as a rookie, and he should have a passing down role alongside Moss in this revamped CIN offense.Late 2024 2nd
126QB29Sam DarnoldQBMINIf Darnold can limit turnovers, he has upside in Kevin O'Connell's offense with a bevy of pass-catching weapons at his disposal.Late 2024 2nd
127QB30Aidan O'ConnellQBLVLate 2024 2nd
128WR47Jameson WilliamsWRDETWilliams started to see more usage down the stretch in 2023 but will likely be inconsistent competing for targets with ARSB and LaPorta.Late 2024 2nd
129WR48Michael WilsonWRARILate 2024 2nd
130WR49Gabe DavisWRBUFDavis likely remains a boom/bust flex or WR4 for fantasy purposes, and Lawrence is a downgrade from Allen at QB.Late 2024 2nd
131WR50Mike WilliamsWRFALate 2024 2nd
132WR51Tyler LockettWRSEALockett's role is likely to further decline in JSN's sophomore season and with Metcalf still there as well. He's just a depth WR4.Late 2024 2nd
133RB36Jerome FordRBCLEThere's a chance that Ford could remain CLE's Week 1 starter and a fantasy RB2/flex in 2024 depending on Chubb's rehab timeline.Late 2024 2nd
134RB37Tyjae SpearsRBTENPollard and Spears have similar skillsets. It's uncertain what the split will be, but Spears still as upside if Pollard were to miss time.Late 2024 2nd
135RB38Jaylen WarrenRBPITLate 2024 2nd
136RB39Nick ChubbRBCLEIf anyone can come back from a devastating knee injury near the age of 30, it's Chubb. He's worth a dart throw given the talent.Late 2024 2nd
137RB40Jaleel McLaughlinRBDENEarly 2024 3rd
138RB41Keaton MitchellRBBALHopefully Mitchell can be the "lightning" to Henry's "thunder", but we've seen other UDFA RBs fall by the wayside after major injuries.Early 2024 3rd
139TE17Tucker KraftTEGBEarly 2024 3rd
140TE18Luke MusgraveTEGBEarly 2024 3rd
141TE19Jonnu SmithTEMIACall me crazy, but MIA needed a third reliable pass-catcher behind Hill and Waddle, and Jonnu can be that with some big-play ability.Early 2024 3rd
142TE20Isaiah LikelyTEBALEarly 2024 3rd
143RB42Rico DowdleRBDALEarly 2024 3rd
144RB43Dameon PierceRBHOUHOU made it apparent how they feel about Pierce with the trade for Mixon. Pierce is just a handcuff or complementary back for now.Early 2024 3rd
145RB44Brian RobinsonRBWASRobinson could still see some GL work alongside an aging Ekeler, though a healthy Chris Rodriguez could mix in as well.Early 2024 3rd
146WR52Adam ThielenWRCAREarly 2024 3rd
147WR53Brandin CooksWRDALEarly 2024 3rd
148QB31Jameis WinstonQBCLEThere's a chance for Winston to helm a good offense in CLE if Watson were to perform poorly or miss time again due to injury.Mid 2024 3rd
149QB32Gardner MinshewQBLVRMinshew could be a serviceable bye-week fill-in at QB if Aidan O'Connell were to struggle and get benched at some point.Mid 2024 3rd
150WR54Wan'Dale RobinsonWRNYGMid 2024 3rd
151WR55Jalin HyattWRNYGMid 2024 3rd
152WR56Jahan DotsonWRWASMid 2024 3rd
153TE21Davis AllenTELARWith Tyler Higbee likely to miss the start of the 2024 season due to his ACL tear, Allen could have a starting role and has shown flashes.Mid 2024 3rd
154TE22Juwan JohnsonTENOMid 2024 3rd
155RB45Antonio GibsonRBNEMid 2024 3rd
156RB46Tyler AllgeierRBATLMid 2024 3rd
157RB47Elijah MitchellRBSFMid 2024 3rd
158RB48Khalil HerbertRBCHIWith Swift signed, Herbert and Roschon Johnson are unlikely to see consistent touches from week to week in a messy committee.Mid 2024 3rd
159RB49Roschon JohnsonRBCHIMid 2024 3rd
160RB50Miles SandersRBCARMid 2024 3rd
161RB51Jamaal WilliamsRBNOMid 2024 3rd
162WR57Noah BrownWRHOUBrown showed high weekly ceiling when one or both of Collins and Dell missed time in 2023. He's a solid bench stash in dynasty.Mid 2024 3rd
163WR58Quentin JohnstonWRLACThere's little optimism that Johnston will succeed in the NFL after an awful rookie year, but there's some upside given his draft capital.Mid 2024 3rd
164WR59Demario DouglasWRNEMid 2024 3rd
165WR60Rashid ShaheedWRNOMid 2024 3rd
166WR61Marvin MimsWRDENWith Jeudy gone, Mims could step into a bigger role in 2024, but he's still primarily a deep threat who won't command target volume.Mid 2024 3rd
167RB52Tank BigsbyRBJACMid 2024 3rd
168RB53AJ DillonRBFAMid 2024 3rd
169WR62Zay JonesWRJACMid 2024 3rd
170WR63Curtis SamuelWRFAMid 2024 3rd
171RB54Kareem HuntRBFAMid 2024 3rd
172RB55Kenneth GainwellRBPHIMid 2024 3rd
173TE23Zach ErtzTEWASMid 2024 3rd
174TE24Darren WallerTENYGMid 2024 3rd
175WR64Michael ThomasWRFAMid 2024 3rd
176WR65Jerry JeudyWRCLEPerhaps Jeudy can contribute in CLE, but he'll be an ancillary target behind Cooper and Njoku and just a depth WR4 for fantasy purposes.Mid 2024 3rd
177RB56Ezekiel ElliottRBFALate 2024 3rd
178RB57Alexander MattisonRBFALate 2024 3rd
179RB58Jordan MasonRBSFLate 2024 3rd
180WR66Josh PalmerWRLACLate 2024 3rd
181WR67Rashod BatemanWRBALLate 2024 3rd
182WR68Jonathan MingoWRCARLate 2024 3rd
183RB59Jeff Wilson Jr.RBMIALate 2024 3rd
184RB60Isaiah SpillerRBLACLate 2024 3rd
185RB61JK DobbinsRBFALate 2024 3rd
186RB62D'Onta ForemanRBFALate 2024 3rd
187RB63Ty ChandlerRBMINLate 2024 3rd
188QB33Hendon HookerQBDETLate 2024 3rd
189WR69Elijah MooreWRCLELate 2024 3rd
190WR70Skyy MooreWRKCLate 2024 3rd
191WR71Treylon BurksWRTENLate 2024 3rd
192WR72Odell BeckhamWRFALate 2024 3rd
193WR73DJ CharkWRCARLate 2024 3rd
194QB34Tyrod TaylorQBNYJTaylor is just bye-week depth at QB, but he's proven capable if Rodgers were to have a setback with his Achilles recovery.Late 2024 3rd
195QB35Ryan TannehillQBFALate 2024 3rd
196QB36Jimmy GaroppoloQBFALate 2024 3rd
197TE25Taysom HillTENOLate 2024 3rd
198TE26Hunter HenryTENELate 2024 3rd
199RB64Joshua KelleyRBFALate 2024 3rd
200TE27Chigoziem OkonkwoTETENLate 2024 3rd

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6 Comments
  1. Bennett says

    Nice list. However saying “Kelce is in a tier of his own” and having Andrews ranked ahead of him is contradictory. Aside from that no gripes here.

  2. Ben says

    Breeze Hall at RB12? Cracked.

  3. helene says

    great work thank you

    1. Meng Song says

      Thanks! Stay tuned for the post-free agency update in a couple of months!

  4. Travis Henshaw says

    Where do you think guys like Lawrence, Harris, Etienne and Fields will rank in dynasty superflex?

    1. Meng Song says

      I currently have Lawrence at QB5 just ahead of Jackson. A bit lower on Fields, so just ahead of Mayfield and Rodgers.

      I’m still looking at RB film, but as of now I’d say Harris and Etienne are similar in value to the tier of 2020 rookie RBs like Dobbins and Gibson, though obviously landing spot will play a factor.

      These rankings will be updated to account for free agency movements and again after the NFL Draft to include the rookies.

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