As Fantasy Day approaches, owners distrust players who may not succeed. There is nothing worse than spending a top selection on a player that will bring a fraction of the value. This can cause your season to sink.
Here are some of the most important possible failures of this season in each position. They deserve to be removed from their current average position in the draft and deserve to only be taken at a big discount. Don’t count on those players that bring your fantastic teams.
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Here are some of the most sensitive bankruptcy applicants this season who may perform particularly below the average of their draft positions (ADP as of August 16 of the NFFC):
Daniel Jones, New York Giants (ADP: 104): A new formula for a streaked quarterback is the main fear of a pandemic; Inconsistency is a killer in the weekly leagues.
David Johnson, Houston Texans (ADP: 42): Living from a monstrous season in 2016, Johnson is officially a year with injury problems.
Stefon Diggs, Buffalo Bills (ADP: 66): Not a true No. 1, the moody WR faces an extraordinarily wrong quarterback in a top-tier offensive, all in western New York.
Austin Hooper, Cleveland Browns (ADP: 120): The NFL’s richest tight end will struggle to see enough passes to count on the fantasy will be tricky in a heavy formula loaded with receiving talent.
Younghoe Koo, Atlanta Falcons (ADP: 225): No long-term record is compounded by a questionable offense in a more difficult division.
Minnesota Vikings (ADP: 21): No Everson Griffen, Linval Joseph and the 3 Most Sensible BB of 2019Array.. plus a CB beginner. Too much rotation to ensure trust.