Fantasy time! I have my own rankings with (mostly) reasoning behind why every pick is where you can use this one and spec’s to decide who you want to pick in fantasy, I hope i'm not too late!
QB
1. Jay Cue
2. Dexter Banks II
3. Wolfie McDummy
4. Easton Cole
5. Franklin Armstrong
6. Brock Phoenix
Jay Cue is my #1 QB this season in fantasy. Cue is coming off of #1 overall fantasy player, and an MVP season, and none of that should change in S24. Saba Donut is still ~1000 TPE, and TE Heath Evans, and WRs Thomas Passman & Jah Bur’berry are all above 500 TPE, so Cue’s himself is in his max TPE season, his receiving core has improved, AZ still will run Air Raid offense, so really Cue should be the first QB off the board in every fantasy league.
Dexter Banks is my 2nd best QB. This may come as a surprise as Banks was nowhere in contention for any awards last season, and was only 4th best fantasy QB, AND he just hit regression. The thing about Banks is that he is 1 season away from his position swap, and is now fully assimilated into his QB role. The Sarasota offense has been rumored to pass the ball a bit more this season :eyes:, giving Banks the opportunity to have more fantasy points. Add this with runner up for WROTY Rayne Gordon has still yet to hit regression, and James Angler, Michael Witheblock, and my player have all gained about 200 TPE since last season, the WR core is A LOT better. Also slight Sarasota bias because the fishies are great.
Wolfie McDummy is not great at football, that is, if you look at last season’s stats. However, his WR core is VASTLY improved, and William Lim is better than ever, and the Yeti had perhaps the best offseason of any team (maybe besides Chicago).Their star DT swapped to OL to give Wolfie more protection, and Wolfie also has the busted 79 speed archetype meaning he can run as well. Wolfie may even end up better than Banks by the end of the season, but his WR core is still subpar compared to the rest of the top QBs so he can't be any higher than 3.
Easton Cole is number 4 for fantasy QBs, and Cole is like a lesser version of Wolfie this season, except a slightly better WR core. Cole’s RB duo is better meant for running, as Mako Mendonca doesn't have the receiving arch that Ashley Owens has, so I suspect Austin may run the ball more than COL, as well as Cole having quite a bit less TPE than Wolfie. Cole will still be a very solid fantasy option for anyone willing to pick a QB later.
Franklin Armstrong is finally feeling the effects of regression, yet still has enough TPE to still dominate. The maker of the busted 79 speed build, Armstrong can still easily play very well, but I think this year of regression may have taken away his MVP form. Knowing Armstrong he’ll win MVP anyways just because he's Franklin heckin Armstrong. Armstrong will still be a good pick, but don't expect him to repeat last season.
Brock Phoenix rounds out our top 6, and is somewhat newer to the top QB list, but has passed 1000 TPE and the Philly offense continues to improve. Flash Panda, Randy Suxta, and Pro Bowl TE Avon Blocksdale Jr. allow for a variety of pass catchers, and with Sam Torenson hitting his 2nd year of regression… Philly is bound to finally pass the football at least a little bit.
RB
1. Mathias Hanyad
2. Marcella Toriki
3. Tatsu Nakamura
4. Darrel Williams
5. Sam Torenson
6. Mako Mendonca
7. Ashley Owens
8. Keʻokeʻo Kāne-Maikaʻi
9. Raphtalia Chan
10. Jamar Lackson
11. Forrest Gump
12. Nicholas Ayers
Mathias Hanyadi is coming off of a MVP season, and has only gotten better, as Hanyadi is entering his top TPE year, and he has a rookie QB, meaning that YKW will have to run the ball more. Hanyadi will still have to worry about Skyline, but as we saw last season, he can still dominate with a solid backup. If you have 1oa, Hanyadi is your man.
Marcella Toriki sux, ok but for real Toriki is in the same boat as Hanyadi essentially, except her QB has worse receivers and slightly lower TPE. However Toriki isn’t coming off of a MVP season, so Hanyadi gets the nod over her.
Tatsu Nakamura had the rushing title last season, but had bricks for hands and couldn’t contribute too much through the air. OCO has a DSFL RB being called up (McZeal), but McZeal should just take over Bigby’s role last season and Tatsu should still get a heckton of carries, and a heckton of TD’s.
Darrel Williams always seems to disappoint in fantasy, but this year has gotta be his year. He's a top 3 TPE RB in the league, and his backup has sub 300 TPE. Everything is set up for Williams to break out, and he should this season, with the Baltimore offense finally gaining some steam with Chika doing better and better.
Sam Torenson is a living legend, and has gone 1oa in Fantasy before, but as the Philly offense gets better and better at passing the football, Torenson unfortunately goes down in production. Sam will still be a very solid RB, but probably more of a mid 2nd to late 3rd rounder.
Mako Mendonca has retired but Austin is allowed his corpse for a season, and he's still over 900 TPE and on a more run heavy offense, however his numbers in the receiving game will be diminished with Videl-San, Tidwell, Gaines, Jeeta, and Larson all vying for receiving stats. Still a real solid pick.
Ashley Owens always seems to disappoint me (in fantasy at least). Every time you think he’s gonna be a top tier fantasy player he decides to have another meh season, that said, his meh seasons are still over 1000 yards from rushing and receiving, with a solid amount of TDs. Owens has some major boom or bust potential as he may play in the slot, but also has 2 other RBs stealing touches from him in the backfield. Nonetheless a good RB to pick up.
Keʻokeʻo Kāne-Maikaʻi has a name that I cannot pronounce, but the player is good. Kane is a dual threat RB and can both catch balls and run with them. Last season he had one of the better RB campaigns if you count receiving yardage, which luckily for fantasy does count. Honolulu offense may take a step back since they have a rookie QB, but Gucci's player should still play very solid.
Raphtalia Chan sucks lmap, alright this is my player. Last season was a pretty major disappointment as I couldn’t even eclipse 1,000 rushing yards, and I doubt I will this season. However, I will be used more in the passing attack this season than I did last season, so expect numbers similar to Ke'oke'o but with more TDs since SAR offense > HON offense.
Jamar Lackson is coming off of a ROTY campaign, and all signs show that he should continue to play well, or not? His backup RB Cardrissian has earned a lot of TPE since last season and should rival him for snaps better, that mixed with Monty Jack improving even more will mean Jamar won't be able to get another 300+ carry season, but should still be very solid.
Forrest Gump likes to run, and catch too apparently. Gump was a nominee for OPOTY last season, but regression, along with other NOLA call ups leave me thinking that he will not repeat that performance. Gump, like Armstrong, is facing some big time regression. Sean Snyder and Brock Bodenhamer should take away most of Gump's pass catching opportunities, but Gump will definitely still get many touches and have a good season.
Nicholas Ayers is a name many of you may not recognize, as Faded is a rookie to the ISFL. Ayers has a rookie QB which always means a lot of runs (unless that rookie QB is Jay Cue lol), and Faded will essentially be a Ruff Ruff 2.0, but may even get more carries because he is an active and not just an IA.
WR
1. Saba Donut
2. Rayne Gordon
3. William Lim
4. Net Gaines
5. Sean O’Leary
6. Future Trunks
7. Deondre Thomas-Fox
8. Ed Barker
9. Randy Vuxta
10. Asher Quin
11. Jed Podolak
12. Bender B. Rodriguez
Saba Donut is fresh off a WROTY award, and there is honestly no reason why that shouldn’t continue. He hit regression but he still has all important attributes maxed and is in AZ’s air raid offense. EZ stats.
Rayne Gordon was the runner up for WROTY last season and is on a more pass heavy offense this season, so expect him to be close to Saba this season. There is a steep drop-off after Rayne and Saba
William Lim however is still very good, and is fresh off a breakout player campaign. Wolfie is nearly identical to last season (attribute wise) but Lim is about 200 TPE better to start off with. Lim will be a safe pick and pretty much guaranteed 1000 yards with 5+ TDs.
Net Gaines has a lot of boom or bust potential. Last season he was stellar, and was the 3rd best WR, however this season there is a lot more competition for targets with Videl-San now in the picture, as well as Cole hitting his 2nd season of regression, Gaines productivity should decrease, although just barely.
Sean O’Leary currently has the most TPE of any WR in the league, however 2nd is his teammate in Chicago, meaning competition for stats, and his QB George O’Donnell is in the bottom half of the league in QB TPE. That said he still does lead the WRs in TPE, so he should have a very productive season even with a below average QB.
Future Trunks finally has that #1 WR spot in OCO. Trunks had a “breakout” season last year and he was the #2 WR, so with Trunks now being #1 he could really break out. That said Armstrong is getting hit heavy with regression so OCO may decide to run more. Trunks has 100 speed and 90 hands so should still easily have another 1000 yard season under his belt. Also Hugh Mongo sucks for not letting Trunks be #1 WR immediately smh.
Deondre Thomas-Fox broke out 2 seasons ago, but was sent back down to Earth last season with a rookie QB. However DTF has very little competition for targets, and should be able to suck the targets away from Ty Hood and Nate Swift. DTF could be a steal later on in the draft.
Ed Barker quietly had a great breakout season last year and showed that he can play ball. However he does have a rookie QB throwing to him, but similarly to DTF, Barker has virtually no one to steal targets from him, as NOLA has a great TE, Barker, and then two sub 400 TPE WRs. SOMEONE needs to catch balls from Slothlisberger.
Randy Vuxta (suxta) will be taking the #1 WR role away from Varga in Philly, but still has to worry about others stealing his stats, as Panda is only ~50 TPE behind him, and Varga is still a very solid 3rd option at WR. That said Vuxta is the #1 target for a QB over 1000 TPE, hes going to get some decent stats.
Asher Quinn is an interesting case to look at, on paper he should be much higher up on this list, but when you look closer you see that Nick Kaepercolin has a clause in his contract that states that he must be primary WR in 33% of games played, which is ~6 games just about (round up). Quinn won't be WR1 for 6 games, which greatly hurts his ability to rack up some amazing fantasy stats. Good on you Kaepercolin for getting some stats for yourself tho.
Jed Podolak has to take a step back from legend Corvo Havran to unproven rookie Luke Skywalker. Being the #1 WR in an offense is pretty much guaranteed stats, however when that QB is a rookie just above 600 TPE, those stats may not be as good as they could be. Podo will still have some very nice stats, just not as good as some others are.
Bender B. Rodriguez is #2 in WR TPE, however, he is on a roster with the guy who is #1 in WR TPE. And Bender’s build is not meant for flashy stats, he wont drop a pass but he wont toast a guy for a 70 yard touchdown either. Bender has over 1000 TPE so I really can’t put him out of the top list, but I don't expect him to exactly break the statsbooks.
TE
1. Jeffrey Phillips
2. James Angler
3. Avon Blocksdale Jr.
4. Austin McCormick
5. Heath Evans
6. Earl Sauce
Jeffrey Phillips is the major reason why so many people got 5 TPE last season, me included, however I think he will go down just a little bit in production (don’t worry he’ll still dominate) since OCO is calling up Despacito Jr. Hes still #1 TE and he may be worthy of a first round selection in many leagues.
James Angler is a player that you absolutely need to get… unless you have Phillips. But seriously, if you want to get first in your fantasy group, you really need to get 1 of these guys for that advantage. (that angler kid still sucks tho)
Avon Blocksdale Jr. had yet another pro bowl this season, but this may be the season he wins TEOTY. Angler and Phillips are ineligible, and McCormick has a rookie QB, whereas Blocksdale’s QB has passed 1000 TPE. If you don't get one of the top 2 getting Blocksdale or McCormick are not bad options, hey speaking of McCormick….
Austin McCormick is the reigning TEOTY, however, he has a new rookie QB, and the WRs who could steal his targets only got better. However he is still in the 2nd tier of TEs right next to Blocksdale Jr.
Heath Evans is really only here because he’s on a team with an Air Raid offense, and more throws = more catches = more fantasy points. Evans is a very good blocker however, the AZ receiving core are just too good for Evans to get substantial stats. Most of the TEs after the top 4 are about equal.
Earl Sauce is a huge fantasy disappointment, and I love Bagel, but I will never pick him in fantasy again. Hes about tied with the next 3 guys but Sauce still probably fits around at the 6 spot.
Also while writing this I realized this is the exact TE list Spec has, guess you know who to pick for TEs lmap.
K
1. Jacob Small (yes you heard that right)
2. Alex D
3. J.J “Jay” Jay-Jaymison
4. Silver Banana
5. Dougie Smalls
6. Sam Sidekick
Jacob Small at #1??! Frost are you out of your mind!?! No. Well maybe but not in this instance. Small has maxed all important kicker stats, and the Sarasota offense is going to be electric this season. I would have put JJJJJJJamison first but he probably won't make enough FGs to be good at only ~300 TPE. Also hes kiwi kicker what's not to love.
Alex D is still one of the best. S15 and still amazing. OCO offense will probably take a slight step back, but Alex D won't miss much at over 500 TPE, and OCO offense will still be very, very good this season.
J.J. “too many J’s” J.J.Jaymison is going to have to kick a lot of field goals for the Cue led offense, and they will be in FG range a lot because of it as well. J.J is only 294 TPE, much less than others, but kickers rely more on their offense than anything else, at least in DDSPF haha.
Silver Banana had the luxury of kicker a ton of FGs last season, but Yeti offense likely takes a slight step back with Wolfie and Owens regression, and the improvement of other offenses over theirs, I put Banana at 4. Banana could easily be first at the end of this season as kicker stats are 10% TPE and 90% luck.
Dougie Smalls and Jacob Small both are kickers, I think that in itself is crazy, but anywho, YKW offense still has MVP Hanyadi and ROTY Skyline, so they will for sure be in FG position, and XP position a lot, so Smalls is here.
Sam Sidekick is 6th here, and was 12th last time I did this, what a difference a season makes huh. Chicago offense had a heck of an offseason, and I think Sidekick will be able to capitalize on that and kick many FGs and get a lot of XPs from it.
Defense
1. OCO
2. YKW
3. COL
4. ARI
5. AUS
6. SAR
OCO has 8000 total TPE on defense, which is nearly double how much Philly has, OCO is just too dang good. Their secondary is over 4000 TPE in itself. Expect them to get a lot of picks, and not let up a lot of points
YKW has some very important fantasy stuff, good LBs, and good DL, expect quite a bit of sacks from YKW, even though their DB core is sub par.
COL has no Mo, so they go down a spot what many had them last season. They snagged Warren Stephens from Colorado and Pengu from NOLA, but the loss of Mo Berry is hard to withstand, still a very solid defense but won’t be as good as previous seasons.
ARI has one of the most solid teams, and honestly may be worth higher than 4th on this defense list. AZ has good DL, good LBs, and pretty darn solid DBs, however 3 of their DBs are sub 500 TPE.
AUS has a really good all around defense, and great DEs, but lack at LB and the 5th DB, but still a very good defense worthy of being picked.
SAR has the best team in the ISFL (no bias). Ok but for real we have one of the better defenses, the DL has 2 500+ DTs, LBs are both about 600, Xavien Adams at CB through FA gives them a lockdown CB, however some of the DB spots need a little work, so SAR gets the 6th spot.
I hope this helps you all with the fantasy drafts, especially you S25 guys!
QB
1. Jay Cue
2. Dexter Banks II
3. Wolfie McDummy
4. Easton Cole
5. Franklin Armstrong
6. Brock Phoenix
Jay Cue is my #1 QB this season in fantasy. Cue is coming off of #1 overall fantasy player, and an MVP season, and none of that should change in S24. Saba Donut is still ~1000 TPE, and TE Heath Evans, and WRs Thomas Passman & Jah Bur’berry are all above 500 TPE, so Cue’s himself is in his max TPE season, his receiving core has improved, AZ still will run Air Raid offense, so really Cue should be the first QB off the board in every fantasy league.
Dexter Banks is my 2nd best QB. This may come as a surprise as Banks was nowhere in contention for any awards last season, and was only 4th best fantasy QB, AND he just hit regression. The thing about Banks is that he is 1 season away from his position swap, and is now fully assimilated into his QB role. The Sarasota offense has been rumored to pass the ball a bit more this season :eyes:, giving Banks the opportunity to have more fantasy points. Add this with runner up for WROTY Rayne Gordon has still yet to hit regression, and James Angler, Michael Witheblock, and my player have all gained about 200 TPE since last season, the WR core is A LOT better. Also slight Sarasota bias because the fishies are great.
Wolfie McDummy is not great at football, that is, if you look at last season’s stats. However, his WR core is VASTLY improved, and William Lim is better than ever, and the Yeti had perhaps the best offseason of any team (maybe besides Chicago).Their star DT swapped to OL to give Wolfie more protection, and Wolfie also has the busted 79 speed archetype meaning he can run as well. Wolfie may even end up better than Banks by the end of the season, but his WR core is still subpar compared to the rest of the top QBs so he can't be any higher than 3.
Easton Cole is number 4 for fantasy QBs, and Cole is like a lesser version of Wolfie this season, except a slightly better WR core. Cole’s RB duo is better meant for running, as Mako Mendonca doesn't have the receiving arch that Ashley Owens has, so I suspect Austin may run the ball more than COL, as well as Cole having quite a bit less TPE than Wolfie. Cole will still be a very solid fantasy option for anyone willing to pick a QB later.
Franklin Armstrong is finally feeling the effects of regression, yet still has enough TPE to still dominate. The maker of the busted 79 speed build, Armstrong can still easily play very well, but I think this year of regression may have taken away his MVP form. Knowing Armstrong he’ll win MVP anyways just because he's Franklin heckin Armstrong. Armstrong will still be a good pick, but don't expect him to repeat last season.
Brock Phoenix rounds out our top 6, and is somewhat newer to the top QB list, but has passed 1000 TPE and the Philly offense continues to improve. Flash Panda, Randy Suxta, and Pro Bowl TE Avon Blocksdale Jr. allow for a variety of pass catchers, and with Sam Torenson hitting his 2nd year of regression… Philly is bound to finally pass the football at least a little bit.
RB
1. Mathias Hanyad
2. Marcella Toriki
3. Tatsu Nakamura
4. Darrel Williams
5. Sam Torenson
6. Mako Mendonca
7. Ashley Owens
8. Keʻokeʻo Kāne-Maikaʻi
9. Raphtalia Chan
10. Jamar Lackson
11. Forrest Gump
12. Nicholas Ayers
Mathias Hanyadi is coming off of a MVP season, and has only gotten better, as Hanyadi is entering his top TPE year, and he has a rookie QB, meaning that YKW will have to run the ball more. Hanyadi will still have to worry about Skyline, but as we saw last season, he can still dominate with a solid backup. If you have 1oa, Hanyadi is your man.
Marcella Toriki sux, ok but for real Toriki is in the same boat as Hanyadi essentially, except her QB has worse receivers and slightly lower TPE. However Toriki isn’t coming off of a MVP season, so Hanyadi gets the nod over her.
Tatsu Nakamura had the rushing title last season, but had bricks for hands and couldn’t contribute too much through the air. OCO has a DSFL RB being called up (McZeal), but McZeal should just take over Bigby’s role last season and Tatsu should still get a heckton of carries, and a heckton of TD’s.
Darrel Williams always seems to disappoint in fantasy, but this year has gotta be his year. He's a top 3 TPE RB in the league, and his backup has sub 300 TPE. Everything is set up for Williams to break out, and he should this season, with the Baltimore offense finally gaining some steam with Chika doing better and better.
Sam Torenson is a living legend, and has gone 1oa in Fantasy before, but as the Philly offense gets better and better at passing the football, Torenson unfortunately goes down in production. Sam will still be a very solid RB, but probably more of a mid 2nd to late 3rd rounder.
Mako Mendonca has retired but Austin is allowed his corpse for a season, and he's still over 900 TPE and on a more run heavy offense, however his numbers in the receiving game will be diminished with Videl-San, Tidwell, Gaines, Jeeta, and Larson all vying for receiving stats. Still a real solid pick.
Ashley Owens always seems to disappoint me (in fantasy at least). Every time you think he’s gonna be a top tier fantasy player he decides to have another meh season, that said, his meh seasons are still over 1000 yards from rushing and receiving, with a solid amount of TDs. Owens has some major boom or bust potential as he may play in the slot, but also has 2 other RBs stealing touches from him in the backfield. Nonetheless a good RB to pick up.
Keʻokeʻo Kāne-Maikaʻi has a name that I cannot pronounce, but the player is good. Kane is a dual threat RB and can both catch balls and run with them. Last season he had one of the better RB campaigns if you count receiving yardage, which luckily for fantasy does count. Honolulu offense may take a step back since they have a rookie QB, but Gucci's player should still play very solid.
Raphtalia Chan sucks lmap, alright this is my player. Last season was a pretty major disappointment as I couldn’t even eclipse 1,000 rushing yards, and I doubt I will this season. However, I will be used more in the passing attack this season than I did last season, so expect numbers similar to Ke'oke'o but with more TDs since SAR offense > HON offense.
Jamar Lackson is coming off of a ROTY campaign, and all signs show that he should continue to play well, or not? His backup RB Cardrissian has earned a lot of TPE since last season and should rival him for snaps better, that mixed with Monty Jack improving even more will mean Jamar won't be able to get another 300+ carry season, but should still be very solid.
Forrest Gump likes to run, and catch too apparently. Gump was a nominee for OPOTY last season, but regression, along with other NOLA call ups leave me thinking that he will not repeat that performance. Gump, like Armstrong, is facing some big time regression. Sean Snyder and Brock Bodenhamer should take away most of Gump's pass catching opportunities, but Gump will definitely still get many touches and have a good season.
Nicholas Ayers is a name many of you may not recognize, as Faded is a rookie to the ISFL. Ayers has a rookie QB which always means a lot of runs (unless that rookie QB is Jay Cue lol), and Faded will essentially be a Ruff Ruff 2.0, but may even get more carries because he is an active and not just an IA.
WR
1. Saba Donut
2. Rayne Gordon
3. William Lim
4. Net Gaines
5. Sean O’Leary
6. Future Trunks
7. Deondre Thomas-Fox
8. Ed Barker
9. Randy Vuxta
10. Asher Quin
11. Jed Podolak
12. Bender B. Rodriguez
Saba Donut is fresh off a WROTY award, and there is honestly no reason why that shouldn’t continue. He hit regression but he still has all important attributes maxed and is in AZ’s air raid offense. EZ stats.
Rayne Gordon was the runner up for WROTY last season and is on a more pass heavy offense this season, so expect him to be close to Saba this season. There is a steep drop-off after Rayne and Saba
William Lim however is still very good, and is fresh off a breakout player campaign. Wolfie is nearly identical to last season (attribute wise) but Lim is about 200 TPE better to start off with. Lim will be a safe pick and pretty much guaranteed 1000 yards with 5+ TDs.
Net Gaines has a lot of boom or bust potential. Last season he was stellar, and was the 3rd best WR, however this season there is a lot more competition for targets with Videl-San now in the picture, as well as Cole hitting his 2nd season of regression, Gaines productivity should decrease, although just barely.
Sean O’Leary currently has the most TPE of any WR in the league, however 2nd is his teammate in Chicago, meaning competition for stats, and his QB George O’Donnell is in the bottom half of the league in QB TPE. That said he still does lead the WRs in TPE, so he should have a very productive season even with a below average QB.
Future Trunks finally has that #1 WR spot in OCO. Trunks had a “breakout” season last year and he was the #2 WR, so with Trunks now being #1 he could really break out. That said Armstrong is getting hit heavy with regression so OCO may decide to run more. Trunks has 100 speed and 90 hands so should still easily have another 1000 yard season under his belt. Also Hugh Mongo sucks for not letting Trunks be #1 WR immediately smh.
Deondre Thomas-Fox broke out 2 seasons ago, but was sent back down to Earth last season with a rookie QB. However DTF has very little competition for targets, and should be able to suck the targets away from Ty Hood and Nate Swift. DTF could be a steal later on in the draft.
Ed Barker quietly had a great breakout season last year and showed that he can play ball. However he does have a rookie QB throwing to him, but similarly to DTF, Barker has virtually no one to steal targets from him, as NOLA has a great TE, Barker, and then two sub 400 TPE WRs. SOMEONE needs to catch balls from Slothlisberger.
Randy Vuxta (suxta) will be taking the #1 WR role away from Varga in Philly, but still has to worry about others stealing his stats, as Panda is only ~50 TPE behind him, and Varga is still a very solid 3rd option at WR. That said Vuxta is the #1 target for a QB over 1000 TPE, hes going to get some decent stats.
Asher Quinn is an interesting case to look at, on paper he should be much higher up on this list, but when you look closer you see that Nick Kaepercolin has a clause in his contract that states that he must be primary WR in 33% of games played, which is ~6 games just about (round up). Quinn won't be WR1 for 6 games, which greatly hurts his ability to rack up some amazing fantasy stats. Good on you Kaepercolin for getting some stats for yourself tho.
Jed Podolak has to take a step back from legend Corvo Havran to unproven rookie Luke Skywalker. Being the #1 WR in an offense is pretty much guaranteed stats, however when that QB is a rookie just above 600 TPE, those stats may not be as good as they could be. Podo will still have some very nice stats, just not as good as some others are.
Bender B. Rodriguez is #2 in WR TPE, however, he is on a roster with the guy who is #1 in WR TPE. And Bender’s build is not meant for flashy stats, he wont drop a pass but he wont toast a guy for a 70 yard touchdown either. Bender has over 1000 TPE so I really can’t put him out of the top list, but I don't expect him to exactly break the statsbooks.
TE
1. Jeffrey Phillips
2. James Angler
3. Avon Blocksdale Jr.
4. Austin McCormick
5. Heath Evans
6. Earl Sauce
Jeffrey Phillips is the major reason why so many people got 5 TPE last season, me included, however I think he will go down just a little bit in production (don’t worry he’ll still dominate) since OCO is calling up Despacito Jr. Hes still #1 TE and he may be worthy of a first round selection in many leagues.
James Angler is a player that you absolutely need to get… unless you have Phillips. But seriously, if you want to get first in your fantasy group, you really need to get 1 of these guys for that advantage. (that angler kid still sucks tho)
Avon Blocksdale Jr. had yet another pro bowl this season, but this may be the season he wins TEOTY. Angler and Phillips are ineligible, and McCormick has a rookie QB, whereas Blocksdale’s QB has passed 1000 TPE. If you don't get one of the top 2 getting Blocksdale or McCormick are not bad options, hey speaking of McCormick….
Austin McCormick is the reigning TEOTY, however, he has a new rookie QB, and the WRs who could steal his targets only got better. However he is still in the 2nd tier of TEs right next to Blocksdale Jr.
Heath Evans is really only here because he’s on a team with an Air Raid offense, and more throws = more catches = more fantasy points. Evans is a very good blocker however, the AZ receiving core are just too good for Evans to get substantial stats. Most of the TEs after the top 4 are about equal.
Earl Sauce is a huge fantasy disappointment, and I love Bagel, but I will never pick him in fantasy again. Hes about tied with the next 3 guys but Sauce still probably fits around at the 6 spot.
Also while writing this I realized this is the exact TE list Spec has, guess you know who to pick for TEs lmap.
K
1. Jacob Small (yes you heard that right)
2. Alex D
3. J.J “Jay” Jay-Jaymison
4. Silver Banana
5. Dougie Smalls
6. Sam Sidekick
Jacob Small at #1??! Frost are you out of your mind!?! No. Well maybe but not in this instance. Small has maxed all important kicker stats, and the Sarasota offense is going to be electric this season. I would have put JJJJJJJamison first but he probably won't make enough FGs to be good at only ~300 TPE. Also hes kiwi kicker what's not to love.
Alex D is still one of the best. S15 and still amazing. OCO offense will probably take a slight step back, but Alex D won't miss much at over 500 TPE, and OCO offense will still be very, very good this season.
J.J. “too many J’s” J.J.Jaymison is going to have to kick a lot of field goals for the Cue led offense, and they will be in FG range a lot because of it as well. J.J is only 294 TPE, much less than others, but kickers rely more on their offense than anything else, at least in DDSPF haha.
Silver Banana had the luxury of kicker a ton of FGs last season, but Yeti offense likely takes a slight step back with Wolfie and Owens regression, and the improvement of other offenses over theirs, I put Banana at 4. Banana could easily be first at the end of this season as kicker stats are 10% TPE and 90% luck.
Dougie Smalls and Jacob Small both are kickers, I think that in itself is crazy, but anywho, YKW offense still has MVP Hanyadi and ROTY Skyline, so they will for sure be in FG position, and XP position a lot, so Smalls is here.
Sam Sidekick is 6th here, and was 12th last time I did this, what a difference a season makes huh. Chicago offense had a heck of an offseason, and I think Sidekick will be able to capitalize on that and kick many FGs and get a lot of XPs from it.
Defense
1. OCO
2. YKW
3. COL
4. ARI
5. AUS
6. SAR
OCO has 8000 total TPE on defense, which is nearly double how much Philly has, OCO is just too dang good. Their secondary is over 4000 TPE in itself. Expect them to get a lot of picks, and not let up a lot of points
YKW has some very important fantasy stuff, good LBs, and good DL, expect quite a bit of sacks from YKW, even though their DB core is sub par.
COL has no Mo, so they go down a spot what many had them last season. They snagged Warren Stephens from Colorado and Pengu from NOLA, but the loss of Mo Berry is hard to withstand, still a very solid defense but won’t be as good as previous seasons.
ARI has one of the most solid teams, and honestly may be worth higher than 4th on this defense list. AZ has good DL, good LBs, and pretty darn solid DBs, however 3 of their DBs are sub 500 TPE.
AUS has a really good all around defense, and great DEs, but lack at LB and the 5th DB, but still a very good defense worthy of being picked.
SAR has the best team in the ISFL (no bias). Ok but for real we have one of the better defenses, the DL has 2 500+ DTs, LBs are both about 600, Xavien Adams at CB through FA gives them a lockdown CB, however some of the DB spots need a little work, so SAR gets the 6th spot.
I hope this helps you all with the fantasy drafts, especially you S25 guys!
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