It’s starting to get to the point now where the hit rate on these players being consistent fantasy producers is much lower. Terrace Marshall, WR, Carolina Elijah Moore, WR, New York Jets Justin Fields, QB, Chicago Trey Sermon, RB, San Francisco Kadarius Toney, WR, New York Giants Zach Wilson, QB, New York Jets
He can run a bit as well but it’s not the main facet of his game like it is for Lance and that’s ultimately what puts Lance slightly ahead for fantasy purposes. Trevor Lawrence is no slouch either and is a much better and more polished passer. Playing in San Francisco, he’ll also have plenty of weapons at his disposal. He wasn’t too shabby with his arm either throwing 28 touchdowns without a single interception.
In 2019 he ran for 1,100 yards and 14 touchdowns. We’ve seen what guys like Lamar Jackson and Kyler Murray have done in fantasy and Trey Lance could be up next. It might be a bit controversial to have Trey Lance a tick ahead of Trevor Lawrence but that’s what happens when a guy is such a gifted runner at the position. The last two players in this tier of the fantasy football rookie rankings are two quarterbacks. Waddle is one of the biggest boom-bust players on this list as he could be an explosive playmaker or he could end up going the way of Henry Ruggs last year. Waddle is in a situation where he might be the third or fourth option and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa still remains extremely unproven. Getting to play with Kyler Murray in one of the fastest-paced offenses in the league should lead to plenty of targets and plenty of chances to make plays. Landing spot means far less for wide receivers, especially in dynasty, however, it is a bit of a tiebreaker. Despite Waddle’s high draft capital, Moore checks in slightly ahead due to the landing spot. Both, however, are extremely fast and explosive playmakers. Both are lumped together here as both come with concerns about being undersized. The biggest concern for Bateman is that he’s going to be playing in the most run-heavy offense in the league and has a bit more competition for targets.Ĭhecking in slightly behind are two more wide receivers in Rondale Moore and Jaylen Waddle. Like Smith, Bateman has the chance to lead his team in targets as a rookie. Bateman has been a favorite of many for a while now. The biggest concern with him is his slight build but he has the chance to be the target leader in Philadelphia from the start. The 2020 Heisman winner turned in a truly remarkable season last year when he had 117 receptions, 1,856 yards, and 23 touchdowns in only 13 games. Looking at the wide receivers in this group it starts with DeVonta Smith.
Like Etienne, it’s likely he sees significant touches early and often. He’s a tremendous talent but landing in Denver brings the same workload concerns as Etienne. Javonte Williams was plenty of analysts’ top running back in this class and for good reason. It will be interesting to see the workload split, but it’s likely Etienne sees a significant share sooner than later. The issue for Etienne is that 2020 undrafted rookie sensation, James Robinson, is still there. Travis Etienne was the very next pick in the draft and gets to continue playing with college teammate Trevor Lawrence in Jacksonville. Landing spot is huge when it comes to running backs and it’s the main reason these two guys come in a bit lower than Najee Harris. Travis Etienne, RB, Jacksonville DeVonta Smith, WR, Philadelphia Rashod Bateman, WR, Baltimore Javonte Williams, RB, Denver Rondale Moore, WR, Arizona Jaylen Waddle, WR, Miami Trey Lance, QB, San Francisco Trevor Lawrence, QB, Jacksonville Even if he isn’t an elite fantasy option right away, it won’t be long until he becomes one. A true matchup nightmare for any defender, Pitts has the chance to make an immediate impact as a rookie. The difference is that Pitts is a tight end. He’s the size of legend Calvin Johnson and nearly just as fast. Checking in at 6’5” and 245 pounds, Pitts ran the 40 in 4.44 seconds. He has a ridiculous combination of size, speed, and athleticism.
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