Jim McCormick: Matt Breida, Miami Dolphins Mike Clay: Preston Williams, Miami Dolphins The good news is the WR should be returning at full health with a somewhat better offense. Field Yates: Calvin Ridley, Atlanta Falcons. Smith has matchup ability and movement skills to produce in the open field. Consider Diggs as midrange WR3, at best. Keith Lipscomb: Amari Cooper, Dallas Cowboys Last season, Rodgers produced fewer than 15 fantasy points in 10 of his 16 starts, and from Week 9 on, he averaged just 1.3 passing TDs and 209.8 passing yards per game. The Rams RBs, Darrell Henderson and Malcolm Brown, continue to be heavily involved in the passing game, as well, so while it may be hard to figure out the rotation there on a weekly basis, both flex options. The floor is undoubtedly low for a big-play weapon unlikely to thrive on volume in an established offense, but his unique profile reminds me of a young DeSean Jackson, who happened to turn in roughly 1,300 scrimmage yards and 10 total touchdowns back in his second year in Andy Reid's offense with Philadelphia. WEEK 5 DFS CASH LINEUPS: FanDuel | DraftKings | Yahoo. -- Eric Karabell, Drew Lock, QB, Denver Broncos: He wasn't nearly as raw a prospect in a five-game, season-ending stint as you might think. If you thought Kareem Hunt was a nice value play in PPR before, you're going to love him now. Matthew Berry: Antonio Gibson, Washington Hurst brings more speed to the table with similar size, so a top-eight positional season is possible. Matt Bowen: Diontae Johnson, Pittsburgh Steelers Matt Bowen: Todd Gurley II, Atlanta Falcons -- Daniel Dopp, Aaron Rodgers, QB, Green Bay Packers: While Rodgers is still a great real-life QB, for fantasy purposes, he no longer has the same upside or consistency as in years past. If Drake's chest injury is more serious than initially though, Edmonds would be a legit RB2. Copyright 2020 Fantasy Football Calculator | Image Source: Icon Sportswire. He does have two receiving TDs on the year, so he could be an intriguing flex play against the Jets in Week 5. -- Matt Bowen, Josh Allen, QB, Buffalo Bills: Don't mistake his rushing success for an all-around breakthrough. History: Over the past decade, only six of 23 backs drafted in the second round finished better than RB28 as a rookie. Keith Lipscomb: Todd Gurley II, Atlanta Falcons -- Jim McCormick, Julian Edelman, WR, New England Patriots: There's a tendency to undercut the merits of slot receivers at times; heck, just look at how they are paid relative to perimeter receivers! Matthew Berry: Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers You can find their picks below, and then analysis and insight on a selection of players they felt most passionate about in each category. Five PPR Wide Receiver Sleepers for 2020 June 20, 2020 By Joe Orlofski. Sleeper: A draft term for a NFL player that an owner believes … Daniel Dopp: Mike Gesicki, Miami Dolphins Once again it seems that running backs are heavily favored in the early rounds, which seems to be a good strategy since solid workhorse RBs are betting harder and harder to find. Tristan H. Cockcroft: Hayden Hurst, Atlanta Falcons Matthew Berry: Courtland Sutton, Denver Broncos Now most likely the Dolphins will start the year with Ryan Fitzpatrick behind center, but they could pivot quickly if they keep losing. Eric Karabell: Rob Gronkowski, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Daniel Dopp: Hunter Henry, Los Angeles Chargers He quietly had one of the best fantasy years before the back injury. Matt Bowen: J.K. Dobbins, Baltimore Ravens And he was able to do that with Saquon Barkley, Sterling Shepard, Golden Tate, Darius Slayton and Evan Engram playing zero snaps together. Matthew Berry: Daniel Jones, New York Giants Drop back and take your shots. Yes, Stefon Diggs' addition bolsters Allen's receiving corps, but a so-so passer is a so-so passer. With Howard a nonfactor as a receiver and Breida's big-play ability ideal for such usage, I think a high-end flex performance in PPR formats is entirely within the range of outcomes. Our WR sleepers come from a 12-team PPR mock draft . This is about minimizing risk, and I'd rather be a year too early than be a year too late. That, combined with the potential players returning from injuries (Raheem Mostert, Le'Veon Bell, and Phillip Lindsay), will make our Week 5 fantasy PPR RB rankings look a lot different than they did last week. Field Yates: Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay Packers, Stephania Bell: Antonio Gibson, Washington WEEK 5 STANDARD RANKINGS:Quarterback | Running back | Wide receiver | Tight end | D/ST | Kicker. Field Yates: Julian Edelman, New England Patriots, Stephania Bell: Keenan Allen, Las Angeles Chargers Mike Clay: Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Add in the fact that Julian Edelman is another year older (and injury-prone), and Harry has the making of a breakout season. So far this year has been a whirlwind, but the uncertainty of the 2020 NFL season hasn’t stopped fantasy fans from practicing their mock strategies. But let's not overthink this: Edelman is an ankle-breaking, yards-after-catch machine. His Heisman Trophy-winning numbers at LSU were historic and ridiculous, and the Bengals have surrounded him with ample talent at running back and wide receiver, and perhaps -- fingers crossed -- a competent offensive line. 2 QB; Burrow's fantasy upside is far more immense. These are players our panel believes will exceed their 2020 average draft position and provide value for those who take a chance on them. The usual suspects are still near the top, but one notable riser is Tampa Bay's Ronald Jones. Allen scored 35% (101.0 of 288.6) of his fantasy points rushing, but his passing left plenty to be desired, as he finished last among qualified quarterbacks with 58.8% completion and 23.0% off-target passing rates. Matt Bowen: Noah Fant, Denver Broncos Lazard has good hands and can make great downfield catches when needed. Green, Cincinnati Bengals If Green Bay can get back to their prolific passing offense, Lazard could see upwards of 800 yards. As we enter into the heart of fantasy football draft season, we circled back with our ESPN Fantasy Football experts to bring you their latest sleepers, busts and breakout players for the 2020 campaign, as defined here: Sleeper: A player who will far surpass his average draft position (ADP) in standard ESPN leagues for the 2020 season. Jim McCormick: Julian Edelman, New England Patriots Daniel Dopp: Kareem Hunt, Cleveland Browns In our draft, he went at 15.09 (ADP is 11.10, so this was a steal). Both Lewis and Hines make good replacements for Detroit's Adrian Peterson and D'Andre Swift, who are also on bye. Add to the mix a new offensive coordinator in Pat Shurmur, who is likely to advance Lock's downfield playmaking, and he has all the ingredients at his fingertips for a breakout season. Tom Carpenter: O.J. Keith Lipscomb: Hayden Hurst, Atlanta Falcons Lazard quickly built trust with QB Aaron Rodgers, and that’s one of the biggest things a young WR can do in Green Bay. -- Matthew Berry, Noah Fant, TE, Denver Broncos: With the ability to stretch the seams and run after the catch, Fant is a prime breakout candidate in an upgraded Broncos pass game. The former is Calvin Ridley, the latter Julio Jones. Rob Gronkowski, TE, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: I get the connection here with quarterback Tom Brady, along with the expectation that the Bucs will use more two-tight-end personnel. Brady is my QB12. -- Matthew Berry, Stefon Diggs, WR, Buffalo Bills: Diggs forced his way out of a low-volume, highly efficient Minnesota offense but is arguably in worse conditions in a Buffalo pass offense that has been low-volume, low-scoring and inefficient during the Josh Allen era. Tom Carpenter: Nick Chubb, Cleveland Browns Either way, Williams has shown that he has the skill to do great things, and should easily outperform his 12.06 spot (current 11.10 ADP overall). Green, Cincinnati Bengals Matt Bowen: Stefon Diggs, Buffalo Bills Drew Lock, QB, Denver Broncos: We caught only a glimpse of Lock in 2019 (an early thumb injury ensured he would not see the field before December), but during his short time under center, he led his team to a 4-1 record. Preston Williams’ rookie season was cut short after injuring his knee, but he put up solid numbers. Get custom start/sit advice for your roster! Five PPR Running Back Sleepers for 2020 June 25, 2020 By Joe Orlofski. Not saying he will be CMC or even used as much as him, but OC Scott Turner knows he will have to be creative on offense, and Gibson's versatility will allow him to create mismatches all over the field. Remember, Stafford has all the high-end traits of a volume thrower -- arm talent, movement skills, second-reaction ability. N’Keal Harry made a few highlight-reel catches last season, but as is Patriot tradition, Harry barely saw the field in 2019. So consider me concerned about the oldest QB in the NFL, who's learning a new offense, with new teammates, during a pandemic, while his body works overtime to be a full-time professional athlete. Austin Ekeler also went down with a hamstring injury, and now, Joshua Kelley will be on the rise. Mike Clay: Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Kansas City Chiefs Eric Karabell: Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills Source: iconsportswire.com. Edwards-Helaire's second-round ADP could be a red flag since he's a rookie, but there's no doubt he has upside. Tristan H. Cockcroft: Damien Harris, New England Patriots -- Matt Bowen, Hunter Renfrow, WR, Las Vegas Raiders: It took awhile for the Raiders to rely on him, but Renfrow started breaking out midway through his rookie campaign, and closed strongly with a pair of 100-yard receiving games, each featuring a touchdown catch. Brady's turning 43 this August, and while he's still playing at a high level, he's still human. A 75-catch, 1,000-yard season is hardly out of the question, and hardly matches up with his draft-day value. Diggs finished 2019 as the No. -- Eric Karabell, Mecole Hardman, WR, Kansas City Chiefs: With 20.7 yards per catch as a professional freshman for the champs last season -- a rate that would have led the league, had he qualified, with four more receptions -- Hardman's field-stretching speed and vertical potential with Patrick Mahomes create a rousing blend of upside. For individual analysis of key RBs, click here. 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Miller has been considered a sleeper for a few years now, and WRs tend to break out in their 3rd year. Reid's offenses don't offer much volume for RBs but make up for it with efficiency and a ton of touchdowns. Create or join an ESPN Fantasy football league today, Stephania Bell: Cam Newton, New England Patriots

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