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Graded under the published methodology. Each call shows what it scored and how much better than a naive guess that was. How this kind is scored →
14% settled
out of 100
Takes in each band
179 / 1,251
graded
1,072 still pending
By season
726–750 of 1,251
Jaylin Noel to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks in fantasy football drafts)
Noel's quickness and run-after-the-catch ability could earn him an eventual space in the starting lineup or perhaps regular work out of the slot
Jonathon Brooks to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks)
his early first-team reps are a signal that the Panthers still think highly of him. Emerging ahead of Chuba Hubbard ... is a realistic outcome.
Jonathon BrooksCarolina Panthers
Jaylin Noel to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks)
Noel's quickness and run-after-the-catch ability could earn him an eventual space in the starting lineup or perhaps regular work out of the slot
Pat Bryant to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks)
he has the traits to be a productive player in deeper formats if he can find an opening to jump into the wide receiver rotation on a consistent basis this season
Jaydon Blue to outplay his draft cost (a late-round pick)
he has a path to win the No. 2 role behind Javonte Williams in a Dallas offense that scores points ... he could be worth a late-round pick in PPR formats
Rhamondre Stevenson to outplay his draft cost (multiple rounds after Henderson)
Stevenson is the value pick multiple rounds after Henderson.
Rhamondre StevensonNew England Patriots
Dontayvion Wicks to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks)
Wicks now moves to Philadelphia, where opportunity -- and a prospective path to prominence -- is clearer ... Wicks is a plenty useful plug-in.
Dontayvion WicksPhiladelphia Eagles
Isaac TeSlaa to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks)
So, let's keep the second-year wide receiver on the radar. There's potential upside here in one of the league's most explosive offenses.
Kenny Gainwell to outplay his draft cost (Gainwell goes in Round 13)
One can reasonably debate whether Gainwell simply outscores Irving this season, making Irving's sixth-round ADP while Gainwell goes in Round 13 feel silly.
Kenny GainwellTampa Bay Buccaneers
Sean Tucker to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks)
Tucker has a potentially critical advantage over either as the best fit to be a power back ... it's worth drafting three deep
Sean TuckerTampa Bay Buccaneers
Keaton Mitchell to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks)
as a change-of-pace runner with dual-threat ability who could see a bump in volume if Hampton went down with an injury? There's no doubt he can be productive.
Ryan Flournoy to outplay his draft cost (not being selected among the top 100 picks)
Flournoy is a plenty talented receiver in his own right, and one who could seamlessly step into one of the game's more well-rounded offenses if injuries arise.
Chig Okonkwo to outplay his draft cost (going essentially undrafted)
The best part about betting on the Okonkwo breakout for fantasy? It costs next to nothing, as Okonkwo is going essentially undrafted.
Jordyn Tyson to outplay his draft cost (going in the ninth round as the WR35 in ADP)
Tyson is a strong bet to outperform his draft cost and potentially hit high-end WR2 status right out the gate.
Rashid Shaheed to outplay his draft cost (going around WR56)
Shaheed is going around WR56, a dart you throw at the very end of a draft... Draft the upside, hold it, and if the role grows the way Seattle is signalling, you landed a WR2 for the cost of a throwaway pick.
Rashid ShaheedSeattle Seahawks
Rashid Shaheed to outplay his draft cost (the later rounds)
PFN’s Kyle Soppe calls him “the easiest click I’m making in the later rounds,”
Rashid ShaheedSeattle Seahawks
Matthew Golden to outplay his draft cost (WR51)
Golden outscores Watson ... Matthew Golden is being drafted as WR51, while Christian Watson is WR29.
Brock Bowers to outplay his draft cost (behind Trey McBride at 20th overall)
Bowers is being picked behind Trey McBride at 20th overall. That's too low for a player who will lead his position in points.
Brock Purdy to outplay his draft cost (the 13th quarterback off the board)
Purdy is being picked as the 13th quarterback off the board. That'll go down as one of the season's biggest fantasy-draft steals
Kenneth Walker III to outplay his draft cost (RB11)
who's being drafted as RB11 according to FantasyPros' average draft position (ADP) ... Walker is one of a few running backs with RB1 upside, but he's being picked in the second round.
Jordyn Tyson to outplay his draft cost (WR33)
Tyson outscores Olave ... Olave is currently being drafted as WR12 in half-PPR leagues, while Tyson is WR33. That gap is way too big.
Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (RB36)
Blake Corum is one injury away from being a league winner and is currently being drafted as RB36.
Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (outside of the top 90 in most leagues)
And if Williams gets hurt or hits any kind of slump, Corum looms as a possible ADP smash. The summer market seems split on Corum's fantasy value, which is why he's still available outside of the top 90 in most leagues.
Kenneth Walker III to outplay his draft cost (the first round)
"I really don't think you can overstate how much the [Kenneth] Walker signing is going to be," Winks said. ... "I would draft him in the first round in fantasy."
Kenneth Walker IIIKansas City Chiefs
Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (available outside Pick 90 in most leagues)
if Williams gets hurt or hits any kind of slump, Corum looms as a possible ADP smash. The summer market seems split on Corum's fantasy value, which is why he's still available outside Pick 90 in most leagues.