Hayden Hurst TE ADP: 128
Our boy Hayden is out of Mark Andrews shadow and in a new spot down south. The new Atlanta Falcons tight end steps right into the role that Austin Hooper had last year and he is prime for a break out campaign. With a better offense overall and Matt Ryan still running the show, Hurst is in the perfect position for a breakout fantasy season. With all those targets and red zone opportunities coming his way do not be surprised if Hurst finds himself as a top five tight end this year and at an incredibly cheap price!
Allen Robinson WR ADP: 32
Robinson escaped the football wasteland of Jacksonville two years ago and has not looked back since. Since coming to Chicago he has had major success including a breakout year in 2019 consisting of 98 receptions, 1147 receiving yards and 7 touchdowns. All of this coming from arguably to worst passing quarterback in the league, Mitch Trubisky. Robinson gives me heavy Deandre Hopkins Jr vibes. The man can do a lot with a little and he can play with garbage quarterbacks and still put up huge numbers. As of now Chicago receivers have the easiest schedule and Robinson will step right back into his number one receiver role. I expect an uptick in all categories and he is the perfect receiver to grab in the third or fourth round after you’ve gone heavy on running backs!
Russell Wilson QB ADP: 50
Mr. Unlimited himself makes it on the list of can’t miss fantasy players and he is easily the best of the bunch. Wilson’s real nickname should be Mr. Consistency with the veteran quarterback scoring over thirty touchdowns five out of the last six years. Still firmly an MVP candidate in his own right, Wilson is often forgotten when talking about the top tier quarterbacks like Mahomes and Jackson. In reality Wilson is a better value than those two. For those looking to take a quarterback a little early but not first round, Wilson is a guarantee piece in a championship fantasy team in the fourth, fifth or sixth round.
Michael Gallup WR ADP: 70
The Dallas offense buzz is all about Dak, Zeke, Lamb and new head coach Mike McCarthy. Everyone else can get excited for them, but I am driving the Michael Gallup hype train all by myself! The third year wide receiver had a whopping 113 targets last year. Hauling in 66 of those with 1,107 yards and 6 touchdowns. Gallup will most likely see some of his targets dip with the addition of Oklahoma standout CeeDee Lamb, but McCarthy offense has proven that he likes to spread the ball around the field to everyone. I think Gallup was WR1 potential and with his ADP somewhere in the sixth to eighth rounds he will not only be a true steal, but is a guaranteed asset to your fantasy team.
Le’Veon Bell RB ADP: 53
The dual threat back had a down year last year following his hold out. Yet, he still finished the year with 1250 all purpose yards 66 receptions and 4 touchdowns. Bell’s value has taken a hit in the industry due to the offense he is in and the fact that it seems his head coach and front office aren’t his biggest fans. Yet the fact remains he is still one of the most dangerous players in the league and even in a down year he still produces. Bell is in a unique spot this year considering he is one of the only proven weapons for Sam Darnold he is in line to see major action this year. The narrative of Adam Gase not liking Bell is a little overblown to me. Hate him or love him Gase still targeted his tail back 78 times last year. Look for Bell to have a much better year this year and finish up as a low end RB1. And with a fifth round ADP he could be the steal of your draft!