X
Lost password?

Don't have an account?
Gain Access Now

X

Receive free daily analysis

NFL
NBA
NHL
NASCAR
CFB
MLB
MMA
PGA
ESPORTS
BETTING

Already have an account? Log In

X

Forgot Password


POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Daily Stats & Leaders
All Pitcher Matchups
Compare Any Players
Player Comparisons
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

Dynasty National League Outfielders - Top MLB Prospects for Fantasy Baseball

Welcome back, RotoBallers. I'll be breaking down impact prospects in dynasty leagues by position over the next several weeks. I’ve already covered catchers, first basemen, second basemen, third basemen and shortstops. Today I'm bringing you my top 10 National League outfielders - dynasty prospect rankings for 2018 dynasty baseball leagues.

One of the only two positions that will be extended more than just the standard 10, outfield is unsurprisingly as deep as it comes regarding position players. Most of the top fantasy up-and-comers are in the outfield, and most of them appear to be on the verge of debuting.

Today, we are going to be taking a look at the top National League outfielders. This list has the most toolsiest outfielders in baseball, and most of the top prospects appear to have the potential to have 20/20 seasons. And while the depth of NL outfielders is not quite as good as the American League depth, there is certainly a case to be made that it is better at the top. Without any further ado, here is the dynasty positional prospect rankings for National League outfielders.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy baseball draft tools and resources:

 

Top NL Outfield Prospects for 2018 Dynasty Baseball Leagues

1. Ronald Acuna (ATL, AAA)
Stats: 243 PA, .344/.393/.548, 9 HR, 11 SB, 7.0% BB%, 19.8% K%
ETA: 2018
Heading into the year, it was a debate whether or not Acuna was a top prospect in the Atlanta Braves’ system, let alone all of baseball. But Acuna did everything he needed to do at every level. He crushed pitchers at Advanced Class-A and earned a promotion to Double-A. He actually seemed to improve at Double-A, and so was promoted to Triple-A. There, he again seemed to do even better than he did in Mississippi. Before the year, all he had was raw power, some speed and a hit tool strong enough to help get him to the majors. Now, he grades out as well above-average nearly across the board. Between the three levels, he slashed .325/.374/.522 with 21 home runs and 44 stolen bases with a 7 percent walk rate and 23.5 percent strikeout rate.

Scouts knew before the season began that his speed was at least 60-grade. Now it appears to be one of the best speed tools in the minors. He couples that with a power tool that is now also looking to be one of the best in the minors. Scouts think that he still has a little more development to go before he can be called a 30/30 future player, but it would appear he is on that track. His hit tool is probably his weakest tool at this point, and scouts believe it is not necessarily a given he will hit above .300. But given his rapid improvements at such a young age, he should be able to reach that at some point as well. His advanced pitch recognition for someone so young and ability to consistently drive the ball to all fields gives him a seemingly limitless ceiling. Acuna is the top fantasy prospect in all of baseball and has a chance to open the year in the majors as a 20-year-old for the entire year. He is an exceptional prospect, and one who appears destined to be the next great Major Leaguer.

2. Victor Robles (WAS, MLB)
Stats: (from AA) 158 PA, .324/.394/.489, 3 HR, 11 SB, 7.6% BB%, 13.9% K%
ETA: 2018
Viewed almost unanimously as the top outfield prospect heading into the 2017 season, Robles did nothing to diminish his status. It’s just Acuna did enough to leapfrog him in the rankings. That should not make Robles any less exciting for dynasty owners. The 20-year-old prospect took to the upper levels of the minors with ease, demonstrating that he was not just taking advantage of weaker pitchers. His hit tool stands out as one of the best in the minors, with many believing it will lead to consistent .300-plus batting averages in the majors. While the power does not appear to be destined to be another plus-plus tool, he should do enough to hit 15 home runs per season. His speed, however, is certainly a plus-plus tool for him. Scouts believe he has the potential to swipe 25-35 bases per season with the chance for even more if he really focuses on knowing when to steal and when not to. He will not open the season in the majors, instead debuting at Triple-A, a level he skipped in 2017. But it should not be long before he ascends to the majors and takes over for Jayson Werth in the outfield. He might not have the ceiling of Acuna, but he still has the potential to be one of the most valuable outfielders year in and year out when he finally gets consistent time in the majors.

3. Lewis Brinson (MIL, MLB)
Stats: (from AAA) .331/.400/.562, 13 HR, 11 SB, 9.4% BB%, 18.2% K%
ETA: 2018
A legit case could be made that Brinson is a more exciting fantasy prospect than Robles. Though not as fast and lacking the same hit tool, Brinson’s power is legit and could net him 30 home runs once he fully develops. And while he is not as fast as Robles, Brinson is arguably a better baserunner in the eyes of many and could steal 30 bags per season. The hit tool though, is often times a concern. Many have expressed concerns that he could be the next Keon Broxton: toolsy, but strikes out too much to remain consistent. He did an excellent job silencing some of those concerns in 2017 by hitting for a high average, raising his walk rate and bringing his strikeout rate to below 20 percent. He will never be one to maintain a .300 batting average, but as long as he continues to show improvements with the ability to make contact and take the walks when they’re given to him, he could maximize his power and speed. If all goes well for him, he could be a future 30/30 hitter with a .275-plus batting average.

4. Austin Meadows (PIT, AAA)
Stats: 312 PA, .250/.311/.359, 4 HR, 11 SB, 7.7% BB%, 16.0% K%
ETA: 2018
Meadows’ profile is quite similar to Robles’. They both possess exception hit tools with advanced plate discipline and pitch recognition, and their second best attributes are their speed. Both also possess above-average power, but are probably only 15-20 home run hitters at their best. The difference is that injuries have prevented Meadows from ever having much of a chance to put his tools fully on display. Since being drafted in 2013, he has just one season in which he has played in at least 100 games. Last season, hamstring and oblique injuries prevented him from putting up big stats and playing a lot. Scouts believe hidden behind the admittedly less-than-impressive numbers is a player ready for major-league action if only he can stay healthy. He should get his chance to play in the majors this season, especially if the Pirates end up trading Andrew McCutchen. If he stays healthy, Meadows has the chance to be a 20/20 hitter with a high batting average to match. But with every given year, that is continuing to look like a bigger and bigger ‘if.’ Still, owners should treat Meadows as one of the top fantasy prospects in the game because there are still few who can match his upside and proximity to the majors.

5. Juan Soto (WAS, A)
Stats: 96 PA, .360/.427/.523, 3 HR, 1 SB, 10.4% BB%, 8.3% K%
ETA: 2020
The second Nationals prospect to land on this list, Soto is another exciting outfielder who should follow in Robles’ footsteps in making quick work through the minors. His plate discipline and pitch recognition for someone of his age and scouts believe that combined with the 19-year-old’s ability to barrel up the ball should allow him to consistently hit for a high average. The power has not jumped out yet, but scouts believe that given time, Soto will start to demonstrate 15-20 homer power with the chance to increase that total. The power will likely be counted on by fantasy owners as he is not particularly swift on the basepaths. His hit tool makes him extremely mature for his age, but owners will probably have to remain patient with him as he continues to develop his power. The end of his road through the minors could result in a star fantasy performer if the power comes as some expect it to.

6. Taylor Trammell (CIN, A)
Stats: 571 PA, .281/.368/.450, 13 HR, 41 SB, 12.4% BB%, 21.5% K%
ETA: 2020
Like Soto, Trammell is a prospect with tons of upside and the potential to start to rise over the next season. Right now, his best tool is his speed. He looks like someone who could swipe 30-plus bags every season. But scouts expect him to start to grow into his frame, which will cost him some speed but add to his already above-average power. If that happens, he starts to look like a 20/30 threat every season. While his speed is the standout tool, Trammell is also given major props for his advanced approach at the plate, which has scouts excited for his future. They believe that he has the chance to develop his hit tool into an above-average attribute and that he might be able to hit .275-plus in his future. His ceiling is as high as anyone on this list.

7. Jesse Winker (CIN, MLB)
Stats: 137 PA, .298/.375/.529, 7 HR, 1 SB, 10.9% BB%, 17.5% K%
ETA: 2018
The question with Winker has always been whether or not the power will follow the plate discipline and batting average. Scouts have never thought Winker would fail to reach base at a high rate. His plate discipline rivals any player in the minors and he has long been pegged as someone who will hit over .300 on an annual basis. But the power never really seemed to show up. Fantasy owners need that power to appear. He has no speed and is otherwise an outfielder with an outstanding hit tool and nothing else, which is not as valuable as it could be. But if the power Winker showed in the majors of 2017 is for real — it might be given he will call Great American Ballpark home — then he could be an annual 20-homer hitter with one of the higher OBPs and batting averages in baseball. Throw that in with the probability of him leading off or at least batting second ahead of Joey Votto, and he becomes a guy with average, on-base percentage, home runs and plenty of runs scored. And with the Reds currently trying to clear up space for him to start in 2018, fantasy owners could start to reap the benefits this season. With his high floor and fairly high ceiling, he could be quite the bat to own in dynasty leagues.

8. Adam Haseley (PHI, A)
Stats: (from A-) 158 PA, .270/.350/.380, 2 HR, 5 SB, 8.9% BB%, 17.7% K%
ETA: 2019
When people talk about impressive two-way college players, it seemingly starts and ends with Brendan McKay. But Haseley was also a very successful two-way player, both being Virginia’s best hitter and its best pitcher in 2017. As a batter, he slashed .390/.491/.659 with 14 homers and 10 stolen bases. Unlike McKay, he will not pitch professionally, instead focusing on honing his skills at the plate. Scouts don’t picture Haseley as a tremendous power threat, but they do view him as a guy who should be able to hit around 15 home runs per season. He should also be able to post solid stolen base numbers every season, settling in the 10-15 range. What will no doubt be the driving factor in owning Haseley in dynasty leagues is his hit tool. He drives the ball to all fields and has a keen eye at the plate, as evidenced by his 44 walks and just 21 strikeouts while at UVA. He is not an overly exciting fantasy prospect, but his combination of high floor, moderate ceiling and what should be a quick path to the majors makes him a valuable prospect in many dynasty leagues.

9. Monte Harrison (MIL, A+)
Stats: 252 PA, .278/.341/.487, 10 HR, 16 SB, 5.6% BB%, 27.4% K%
ETA: 2019
A healthy season for Harrison seemed to be all he needed to firmly re-establish himself among the top prospects in the nation. Injuries in both 2015 and 2016 limited him to just 154 over the two years. But he was able to play in 122 games in 2017 between Class-A and Advanced Class-A. Between the two levels, he slugged 21 home runs and swiped 27 bags, putting his impressive athleticism on display. Scouts have long raved about the power/speed upside in his bat and believe that production in 2017 could become a trend for the 22-year-old. His biggest issue throughout his time in the minors has been struggling to rein in his swing. Though scouts said his pitch recognition is starting to improve, he still swings and misses far too much thanks to a long swing. But the upside is there for an explosive player, and if he can show improvements in his 2018 season, he could continue his ascension up dynasty prospect lists.

10. Alex Verdugo (LAD, MLB)
Stats: (from AAA) 495 PA, .314/.389/.436, 6 HR, 9 SB, 10.5% BB%, 10.1% K%
ETA: 2018
Verdugo is quite the opposite of Harrison. He is not a super high-ceiling prospect, and is not going to at any point overwhelm fantasy owners with production. Verdugo’s best attribute from a fantasy perspective is his eye at the plate, which allows him to consistently take more walks than strikeouts. He also makes plenty of contact and tends to drive the ball to all fields. His problem is that he has not ever had a real knack for driving the ball over the wall, and he is not fleet enough of foot to steal over 20 bases in a season. His ceiling is probably a 15/15 hitter with a .300-plus batting average. But owners of Verdugo aren’t looking for a ceiling. They look at his high floor. Even if the power never really translates to home runs, he should always be able to reach base at a high rate and post consistently high batting averages. For those concerned about taking a risk on high risk/high reward batters like Harrison, a low risk/medium reward batter like Verdugo who will probably spend much of the upcoming season in the majors is worth an add.

 

More 2018 Dynasty Baseball Strategy




POPULAR FANTASY TOOLS

Expert Advice
Articles & Tools
Import Your Leagues
Daily Stats & Leaders
All Pitcher Matchups
Compare Any Players
Player Comparisons
Rookies & Call-Ups
24x7 News and Alerts

REAL-TIME FANTASY NEWS

Denny Hamlin3 hours ago

Fought for the Win, but Was Eliminated in Last-Lap Crash
Austin Cindric3 hours ago

Had Best Run in Daytona 500 Until Last-Lap Crash
Justin Allgaier3 hours ago

Earns First Top Ten Since 2015
Martin Truex Jr3 hours ago

Sour Luck Continues with Early Daytona 500 Crash
Helio Castroneves3 hours ago

Eliminated from Daytona 500 in Crash with Teammate
John Means11 hours ago

In Advanced Talks With Cleveland
Shelby Miller11 hours ago

Signs Minor-League Deal With Arizona
Emiliano Teodo11 hours ago

Logs Successful Bullpen
Tyler Herro11 hours ago

Wins Three-Point Contest
Robert Garcia11 hours ago

Set To Throw Bullpen On Tuesday
Donovan Mitchell11 hours ago

Evan Mobley Wins Skills Challenge
Dalton Rushing11 hours ago

Getting Opportunities At First Base
Mac McClung11 hours ago

Wins Slam Dunk Contest
Tom Murphy11 hours ago

Dealing With Back Spasms
LeBron James11 hours ago

Won't Play In All-Star Game
Connor Joe13 hours ago

Likely To Platoon In Left Field
Jordan Montgomery13 hours ago

To Throw On Tuesday Or Wednesday
Jorge Soler13 hours ago

Expected To Hit In Top Of Lineup
Gavin Lux14 hours ago

Getting Looks At Second And Third Base
Matt McLain14 hours ago

Focusing On Second Base
Trent Grisham14 hours ago

Held Back By Hamstring Issue
Giancarlo Stanton14 hours ago

Currently Behind Schedule
Nick Lodolo16 hours ago

Has Successful Offseason, Enters Camp Healthy
Alejandro Kirk16 hours ago

To See More Playing Time
Josiah Gray16 hours ago

Placed On 60-Day Injured List
Joe Barlow16 hours ago

Returning To Texas On Minor-League Deal
Walker Buehler16 hours ago

Throws First Bullpen
Alex Bregman17 hours ago

Goes Through First Workout
Jon Gray17 hours ago

To Remain In Starting Rotation For Now
Jacob deGrom18 hours ago

Looks Good Early In Camp
New Orleans Saints18 hours ago

Saints Interviewing Brandon Staley, Christian Parker For Defensive-Coordinator Job
New Orleans Saints18 hours ago

Saints Interview Robert Prince For Offensive-Coordinator Job
Justin Tucker19 hours ago

Seven More Accusations Of Inappropriate Sexual Behavior Against Justin Tucker
Joey Logano24 hours ago

May Be A Favorite To Find The Front At Daytona, But What About For DFS?
Denny Hamlin24 hours ago

Is Denny Hamlin Worth Rostering For Daytona Lineups?
Chase Elliott24 hours ago

Could Chase Elliott Be Worth Rostering At Daytona This Week?
Ryan Blaney24 hours ago

Should DFS Players Trust Ryan Blaney This Week At Daytona?
Alex Bowman24 hours ago

Will Be One Of The Best DFS Plays Of The Week For Daytona
Brad Keselowski24 hours ago

Is A DFS Lock For Daytona Lineups
Ross Chastain1 day ago

Has A Real Shot Of Winning But Should Be Avoided For DFS
Chris Buescher1 day ago

Undervalued For The Win At Daytona
William Byron1 day ago

Undervalued For The Win But Should Be Avoided For DFS
Ricky Stenhouse Jr1 day ago

. A Very Worthy Daytona Bet
Austin Dillon1 day ago

Unlikely To Contend At Daytona After Justin Alexander's Departure
Jimmie Johnson1 day ago

Won't Run Well Enough To Be Worthy Of DFS Play
Ryan Preece1 day ago

Probably Won't Contend At Daytona 500
Michael McDowell1 day ago

Likely To Perform Worse At Daytona This Year
Justin Allgaier1 day ago

Drastically Overrated By All DraftKings Metrics
Todd Gilliland1 day ago

Overvalued At Daytona 500
Patrik Laine2 days ago

Collects Two Assists Saturday
Mikael Granlund2 days ago

Pots Overtime Winner Against Sweden
Filip Gustavsson2 days ago

Battling An Illness
Jordan Binnington2 days ago

Earns Another Start For Team Canada
Connor Hellebuyck2 days ago

Remains In Team USA Crease Saturday
Sam Bennett2 days ago

Enters Canada's Lineup On Saturday
Cale Makar2 days ago

A Game-Time Call Saturday
Buffalo Bills2 days ago

Tommy Doyle Announces His Retirement
Montrell Washington2 days ago

Giants Sign Montrell Washington To Futures Deal
Durham Smythe2 days ago

Dolphins Release Durham Smythe, Kendall Fuller
Sam Steel2 days ago

Signs Two-Year Extension
Thomas Harley2 days ago

Joining Team Canada
Cale Makar2 days ago

Expected To Play On Saturday
Kevin Lankinen2 days ago

Will Start On Saturday
Filip Gustavsson2 days ago

Starting On Saturday
2 days ago

Kevin Knox II Expected To Sign 10-Day Contract
Damion Baugh2 days ago

Signs Two-Way Deal
2 days ago

Isaiah Wong Waived By Hornets
Denver Broncos3 days ago

Broncos Hire Darren Rizzi As Special Teams Coordinator
New York Jets3 days ago

C.J. Mosley Likely To Retire?
Allen Lazard3 days ago

Expected To Be Released
Davante Adams3 days ago

Could Force His Release
Raheem Mostert3 days ago

Dolphins Release Raheem Mostert
Jared Butler3 days ago

76ers Converting Jared Butler To Standard Contract
Gregory Rodrigues3 days ago

Searching For Fourth Consecutive UFC Win On Saturday
Yves Missi3 days ago

Suffers Hyperextended Knee On Thursday
Jared Cannonier3 days ago

In Dire Need Of Victory
Nazim Sadykhov3 days ago

Looks To Remain Undefeated In The UFC
Anthony Davis3 days ago

Sidelined For "At Least" Four Weeks
Ismael Bonfim3 days ago

A Favorite At UFC Vegas 102
Rodolfo Vieira3 days ago

Seeking Victory In Eighth UFC Appearance
Daniel Gafford3 days ago

Out At Least Six Weeks
Andre Petroski3 days ago

Looks To Extend His Win Streak
Keaontay Ingram3 days ago

Chiefs Re-Sign Keaontay Ingram
Amir Coffey3 days ago

Ruled Out For Thursday
Brandon Ingram3 days ago

Expected To Miss At Least One More Month
Chet Holmgren3 days ago

Back In Action Thursday
Anthony Edwards3 days ago

Ready To Play Thursday
Nikola Jović3 days ago

Nikola Jovic Available Thursday
Duncan Robinson3 days ago

Good To Go Against Mavericks
Gary Payton II3 days ago

Out Against Rockets
Mike Conley3 days ago

Not Ready To Return Thursday
Rudy Gobert3 days ago

Out On Thursday
Dante Exum3 days ago

Cleared To Play Thursday
Connor Matthews3 days ago

Opens Up UFC Vegas 102 Main Card
Jose Delgado3 days ago

Makes Debut At UFC Vegas 102
Dylan Budka3 days ago

Searching For First UFC Win On Saturday
Edmen Shahbazyan3 days ago

A Massive Favorite At UFC Vegas 102
Youssef Zalal3 days ago

Gets Ranked Opponent At UFC Vegas 102
Calvin Kattar3 days ago

Looks To Snap Losing Streak At UFC Vegas 102
Jacksonville Jaguars4 days ago

Jaguars Interview Brandon Brown For GM Position
Jordan Eberle4 days ago

Starts Conditioning Stint In AHL
New Orleans Saints4 days ago

Saints Request To Interview Daronte Jones For Defensive-Coordinator Job
Matthew Tkachuk4 days ago

Enters 4 Nations Face-Off In Red-Hot Form
Clyde Edwards-Helaire4 days ago

Saints Re-Sign Clyde Edwards-Helaire
Las Vegas Raiders4 days ago

Maxx Crosby Progressing In Recovery From Ankle Surgery
Shea Theodore4 days ago

Out Week-To-Week
Tank Dell4 days ago

"On The Right Track" In His Recovery
DK Metcalf4 days ago

Klint Kubiak Says He Has A Plan For DK Metcalf
Juuse Saros4 days ago

Named Finland Starter For Thursday
New Orleans Saints4 days ago

Kellen Moore Plans To Call Offensive Plays For Saints
Connor Hellebuyck4 days ago

To Face Finland Thursday
Mikko Rantanen4 days ago

Expected To Play On Thursday
Alvin Kamara4 days ago

Kellen Moore High On Alvin Kamara
NFL4 days ago

Travis Hunter To Enter Combine As A Cornerback
Jordan Binnington4 days ago

Earns Victory Over Team Sweden
Nathan MacKinnon4 days ago

Scores Power-Play Goal In Victory
TOR4 days ago

Mitch Marner Nets Overtime Winner For Team Canada
Gary Woodland5 days ago

In Great Form Heading Into Genesis Invitational
Cameron Young5 days ago

Is An Interesting Play At Torrey Pines
Akshay Bhatia5 days ago

A Strong Value Play At Genesis Invitational
Sahith Theegala5 days ago

Is Riding The Struggle Bus To Torrey Pines
Justin Rose5 days ago

Looks For Redemption At Torrey Pines
Wyndham Clark5 days ago

Searching For Consistency At Torrey Pines
Sam Stevens5 days ago

Aims To Repeat Success At Torrey Pines
Harris English5 days ago

Looking To Repeat At Torrey Pines
Maverick McNealy5 days ago

A Volatile Play At Genesis Invitational
Min Woo Lee5 days ago

In Great Form Ahead Of Genesis Invitational
Viktor Hovland5 days ago

A Solid Value Play At Torrey Pines
Rasmus Hojgaard5 days ago

A Strong Play At Genesis Invitational
Scottie Scheffler5 days ago

Aims For A Strong Rebound At Torrey Pines
Collin Morikawa6 days ago

An Excellent Play At Genesis Invitational
Shane Lowry6 days ago

Back In Action At Torrey Pines
PGA6 days ago

Sungjae Im Is A Highly Volatile Play With Persuasive Upside
Russell Henley6 days ago

Torrey Pines May Be A Place To Avoid Russell Henley
Nick Taylor6 days ago

Might Not Thrive At Torrey Pines
Adam Scott6 days ago

Is A Fun Long Shot At Genesis Invitational
Andrew Novak6 days ago

Tries To Repeat Torrey Pines Success
Robert MacIntyre6 days ago

Could Be Intriguing At Genesis Invitational
RANKINGS
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF

MORE RECENT ARTICLES

 
Isiah Pacheco - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News

AFC Players To Sell In Dynasty Fantasy Football Leagues

While knowing which players to buy in dynasty fantasy football leagues is essential to success, it’s equally important to know which players to sell. You never want to get stuck “holding the bag” on players who seem to be heading down the wrong path. Surprisingly, many dynasty gamers stubbornly refuse to move off their prior […]


Tre Harris - College Football Rankings, NCAA CFB DFS Lineup Picks, NFL Draft

Rookies to Target in Early 2025 Fantasy Football Best Ball Drafts

Best ball fantasy football formats are all about hunting for as much upside as possible. Drafting players who can produce explosive scoring games, like those in the 20 PPR point range or more, is massively important, especially in the later rounds. The uncertainty surrounding most NFL rookies and the constant whiffs by consensus opinions of […]


Rashee Rice - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL wr, Draft Sleepers

AFC Players To Buy In Dynasty Fantasy Football Leagues

The offseason is the most important time for dynasty fantasy football managers to improve their teams. This could mean acquiring a star player who might be coming off a down year or trading away a top dynasty asset for multiple first-round picks. Many of those decisions will come down to how your team is currently […]


Omarion Hampton - College Football Rankings, NCAA CFB DFS Lineup Picks - NFL Draft

NFL Draft RB Prospect Comparisons: Which 2025 Rookies Resemble Today’s Fantasy Football Stars?

It’s no secret that the 2025 NFL Draft class of running backs projects to be one of the deepest in recent memory. There are a slew of talented young backs with successful college careers who will hope to hear their names called between April 24 and 26. After the Super Bowl season that Saquon Barkley […]


Trevor Lawrence - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Lineup Picks

Early 2025 Fantasy Football Breakouts: Quarterback

With the Super Bowl in the rearview mirror, it is officially the 2025 fantasy football draft season. While the landscape across the league is subject to change significantly throughout free agency and the NFL Draft, it’s never too early to get a head start on prepping for your draft. While three of the usual suspects […]


Ladd McConkey - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Lineup Picks

Dynasty Fantasy Football Risers and Fallers From the 2024-25 NFL Playoffs

The NFL playoffs give fantasy football managers a unique chance to see how fantasy-relevant players perform in a higher-pressure situation than the regular season. Usually, performing well against higher-quality defenses, which often find their way into the postseason, can be revealing of a player's skill. It doesn't always give us a clear picture of how […]


Noah Gray - Fantasy Football Rankings, Waiver Wire Pickups, Tight End Sleepers

Backup Tight Ends To Buy In Dynasty Fantasy Football Leagues

Any time a starting tight end goes down, their backup's stock immediately rises. Maybe you were like me last season, jumping to pick up Grant Calcaterra for the wrong game. I could have had him on my roster for free if I had grabbed him before Dallas Goedert got hurt. It is a tight end […]


Tetairoa McMillan - College Football DFS Lineup Picks, NCAA CFB, NFL Draft Prospect

Eight Rookies Who Will Make An Immediate Fantasy Football Impact In 2025

The 2024 NFL Draft class had several elite quarterback and wide receiver prospects. While the 2025 NFL Draft class lacks an elite quarterback or wide receiver prospect, the running back and tight-end groups are loaded. Fantasy football players should start preparing for their dynasty rookie drafts. The next few months will sneak up quickly. While […]


Bryce Young - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

Five 2023 Draft Class Players To Sell In Dynasty Fantasy Football Leagues

The players drafted in the 2023 NFL Draft now have two seasons of play under their belts, and we're starting to get a much clearer picture of how good they are at the next level. And for some of them, it hasn't been pretty. And for others, it's not that they're not good, but that […]


Marvin Harrison Jr. - Fantasy Football Rankings, WR, Waiver Wire, NFL DFS, Rookies

Dynasty Fantasy Football Buy Or Sell?: Marvin Harrison Jr., Rome Odunze, Xavier Worthy

The 2025 NFL Draft class lacks superstar prospects at the wide receiver position. However, the 2024 draft class had several elite wide receiver prospects, with three coming off the board in the top 10 picks. Yet, the class offered so much more outside of the first 10 selections. Marvin Harrison Jr., Malik Nabers, and Rome […]


Chuba Hubbard - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

Breakout Fantasy Football Running Backs From The 2024 Season - Part II

Depending on how the fantasy football season ended for you -- and for most of us, it didn’t end the way we wanted it to -- looking back on the season, that might be something we’d rather not do. However, taking a review of the season is beneficial. Here, we’ll look back at three breakout […]


Jayden Daniels - Fantasy Football Rankings, NFL Injury News, DFS Lineup Picks

Best And Worst Fantasy Football Landing Spots for 2025 NFL Draft Rookies

The 2024 NFL season is officially over after the conclusion of the Super Bowl. For dynasty fantasy football managers and those who want to get an advantage in redraft leagues, though, the work is never truly over. There's always more work to do if you want to continually gain an edge over your league members. […]


Ashton Jeanty - NFL Draft, Fantasy Football Rookie Rankings, Draft Sleepers

Advanced Stats Breakdown: 2025 NFL Draft Prospects Who Dominate the Data

Sometimes, you don't have to look much further than the data to identify the NFL's next breakout stars. And some players dominate specific parts of the stat sheet, throwing up big green flags for their potential at the next level. Chasing elite efficiency and production often leads to good results. The data can help you […]