TheHuddle.com‘s Fantasy Football coverage and preseason draft guide will help you dominate your competition.Subscribe now at TheHuddle.com; use the code SBW19 to take $10 off your subscription. He stands 6-foot-4, 228 pounds, bringing the most size of any 49ers receiver in contention of seeing action. He can do it all and is efficient, which is favorable for a fringe lineup gamble. The latter is gone, and the former can't be expected to do it alone. At receiver, the Jags return all three starters from last year, featuring third-year wideout DJ Chark, who is flirting with WR1 status if his trajectory holds up. Offensive consistency also is an important factor, too, and it shouldn't be understated. A.J. He's a fringe QB1 but requires a competent counterpart on draft day.Of quarterbacks to start at least 10 times last year, Tannehill rated as the No. He shared time with Eric Ebron, and Indy's entire passing game was less than impressive as T.Y. Much like with the aforementioned Parris Campbell, there's no reason to get overly excited about Humphries, but he's more likely to see an uptick in work than remain stale or regress. He went 0-for-3 in the season finale, so it's fair to give him the benefit of the doubt and chalk it up to rookie jitters.In 2018, Fairbairn led all kickers in fantasy football points. NFL Network's "Good Morning Football" crew highlights four players they believe people are sleeping on entering 2020.Fantasy Podcast: COVID-19 and Fantasy Rules ChangesMarcas Grant and Michael Fabiano are back to record their first NFL Fantasy Football Podcast of the week.The best and worst fantasy QB schedules for the 2020 NFL season according to Adam RankThe best and worst fantasy WR schedules for the 2020 NFL season according to Marcas Grant. Even if he regresses slightly in targets, we're still looking at a significant value buy.The Rams featured a base three-receiver set a league-high 80 percent of the time in 2019 and a whopping 95 percent of the snaps in 2018. Only 15 wideouts saw more balls come their way in '19 … Chris Godwin had fewer looks and people are drafting him as a WR1. Those possible situations being: 1) Kenyan Drake's brief but impressive run last year turns out to be a fluke 2) Drake gets hurt with a larger workload 3) Backup Chase Edmonds isn't durable enough for even limited reps … any one of those situations could put Benjamin, a seventh-round rookie, into position to contribute. First and foremost, injuries are a concern with Breida. Brown about to take over? Obviously looks alone don't equate to points, so an even-keeled view is a flex option as the floor of his upside.It's understandable why fantasy owner have been standoffish toward Campbell in the early going of drafting. Half of his production came in two games that were blowouts in Dallas' favor - a reality that makes playing him particularly treacherous. Look for reasonable jumps in play from second-year linebacker Mack Wilson and cornerback Greedy Williams. It was the first time in his career in which Doyle averaged north of 10 yards per grab, at least. 6 fantasy kicker in 2019.

The Texans made significant change on offense, bringing in running back David Johnson and trading wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins in the offseason. Every so often a player comes from what seems like absolutely nowhere to become a household fantasy name, and if any tight end is positioned for such a leap this year, Sternberger is the guy.Coming out of Iowa in 2019, Hockenson was widely dubbed as being the most NFL-ready tight end to go pro in some time, and after a monster Week 1 debut, it looked like he was going to live up to the lofty billing. There will be a lot of inconsistency from the entire Miami offense, but Breida's efficiency gives him a chance to exceed expectations. Evans is an obvious contrast from the bruising rushing champ, and there's little reason to expect the Titans to get away from riding Derrick Henry as the formula to their success.Evans, though, could see more work as a spell or third-down option than we witnessed from Dion Lewis last year. This should be one of the top-five defenses chosen, not the 14th overall.In 2019, the Saints were fantasy's fifth-best defensive unit for points scored. gamble in the last round of leagues that warrant more than six receivers on a team.Atlanta lost Austin Hooper to Cleveland in free agency, paving the way for a trade with the Baltimore Ravens to secure the 2018 first-round pick in Hurst. The offense should be far more protective of the football than Jameis Winston's version a year ago, and it's crazy how much that matters for a defense to stay fresh in a climate like that of central Florida. His rookie year was basically lost after an early injury derailed any chance of building momentum. He gets the label of "deep sleeper" primarily because there's some guesswork at play when you don't know how a small-school back will be ready for the pros in an abbreviated offseason. There's reason to believe we won't see No. Don't draft him in conventional leagues, but Hurd has best-ball potential in the last round or two, and he's also a "why not?" The official list of sleepers and busts will come from the fingertips of David Dorey later this summer, but my personal favorites are already here to tide you over. Look to add him as a No. Gay missed only three kicks prior to the final three weeks of the year. Don't be suckered into overvaluing the universally preferred teams, like New England, Chicago and Buffalo, while passing on a smarter option in New Orleans.Simply regaining its best defender in Myles Garrett after his 2019 suspension will make a world of difference. The front seven will drive everything, applying ample pressure to mask deficiencies on the back end.