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FFPC Fantasy Football Rankings: Best Ball Drafts (2024)

Scott Engel's top 200 fantasy football draft rankings for 2024 Best Ball leagues on FFPC. His FFPC rankings are for tight end premium scoring and best ball.

Fantasy football Best Ball league players are very busy already, as they have been actively participating in drafts since the NFL Draft concluded. There are various ways to compete in the format, many of which are featured on the Fantasy Football Players Championship (FFPC) platform.

No matter the type of seasonal league you choose to join, these FFPC Tight End Premium style rankings will serve as a solid foundation to work from. While WRs and RBs are awarded one point per reception, TEs are awarded 1.5 points for every catch in FFPC leagues. So, TE values are naturally elevated and are reflected in my rankings here.

The rankings below, which follow the analysis portion of the article, can be applied to all types of seasonal Best Ball formats when considering the player ranks by position. I highlight some of my favorite players to target for all Best Ball participants. You can also view the RotoBaller staff fantasy football best ball rankings.

Editor's Note: RotoBaller’s Dynasty content delivers year-round dynasty fantasy football rankings, trade advice, rookie analysis, and player outlooks. Build a title-winning roster with sleepers, stash targets, and our full dynasty fantasy football guide.

 

Running Back Rankings Analysis

Derrick Henry (RB6): Last season, the former Titan registered less than six fantasy points in a game four times. That is not happening on the NFL’s No. 1 rushing offense from last season, where Henry will have Lamar Jackson preventing defenses from keying on him like they did during the Tennessee days.

De'Von Achane (RB8): The dynamic Dolphin ranked fifth in fantasy points per game at RB last season and gets a boost inside the top 10 in Best Ball formats.

Aaron Jones (RB15): The ex-Packer goes to the other side of the rivalry, and still demonstrated excellent vision, patience, power, and breakaway ability when healthy last season. Including the playoffs, he finished the campaign with five consecutive 100-yard rushing games.

Kenneth Walker III (RB16): Seattle’s No. 1 RB recorded six outings of 16-plus fantasy points last year. Even with Zach Charbonnet possibly taking on more of a load in a timeshare, Walker is capable of delivering a big day in any given week. He can score from anywhere on the field.

David Montgomery (RB20): After rushing for 13 TDs, Montgomery’s role is unlikely to change much in 2024. He finished as RB15 in fantasy points per game in 2023.

Raheem Mostert (RB23): He stayed healthy for the second consecutive year and totaled 21 TDs from scrimmage. Mostert finished as RB4 in FFPG in 2023, and while reaching 20 TDs may not be repeatable, Miami’s other primary RB should still be a main goal-line finisher. While some may avoid Mostert because he is 32 years old, keep in mind that the career log only includes four years of 100-plus rushing attempts.

Zack Moss (RB25): Cincinnati’s new lead RB is undervalued in many formats, being drafted in the 30-35 range at RB. Moss is positioned to be the primary goal-line-area RB for a prime AFC offensive attack.

Rico Dowdle (RB36): One of my favorite value plays as a RB4 type, I believe Dowdle can outshine Ezekiel Elliott in many weeks. He is a determined runner who knows how to make defenders miss.

Chase Brown (RB37): I do like both top Bengals RBs for Best Ball purposes. Brown is a real spark plug who can race past defenses for long gainers.

Jaylen Wright (RB51): As much as I covet the Dolphins’ No. 1 and No. 2 RBs in Best Ball leagues, they come with injury concerns. Achane missed time last year and Mostert has battled injuries in the past. If Wright gets into the mix, he is another upside play in an explosive offense.

 

Wide Receiver Rankings Analysis

Garrett Wilson (WR8): Aaron Rodgers has slipped a bit in terms of arm strength and mobility, yet he should still perform quite well. Wilson will realize his significant potential in 2024, and if you wanted to take him as soon as the WR6 slot to be aggressive, I won’t argue with such a move.

Drake London (WR12): London is sort of a risk/reward target. He is being pushed up draft boards with a major QB upgrade, but he has yet to prove himself at a higher level over a full season. If you do want London, though, he has to be drafted in the top 15 or so. If expectations are met, Atlanta’s WR1 could prove to be a league-winning type of difference-maker.

DK Metcalf (WR15): The Seahawks’ biggest offensive threat averaged a career-high 16.9 yards per catch last season, and Seattle will aggressively seek out big plays often under new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb.

Tee Higgins (WR16): As he is unhappy about the contract situation with Cincinnati, a healthy Higgins could deliver a satisfying bounce-back season that includes several spike statistical weeks.

Cooper Kupp (WR21): He was overshadowed by the Puka Nacua breakout in 2023. In 12 games he played in, though, Kupp surpassed 15-plus fantasy points five times.

Christian Kirk (WR24): With Calvin Ridley gone, Kirk will be the unrivaled WR1 for the Jaguars. He certainly can sail past the 80-reception and 1,100-yard barriers again.

Calvin Ridley (WR27): I was not surprised by Ridley’s erratic production last year in a crowded offense while coming off a long layoff. Now, he can regain his better form playing with young gunner Will Levis, and might exceed this ranking.

Marquise Brown (WR31): A usually overrated fantasy target in the past, Brown is now in the best QB situation of his career and may come through with impressive higher spike weeks if and when Rashee Rice misses games.

Joshua Palmer (WR38): The Chargers brass seems to believe Palmer can function as a consistent top WR for Justin Herbert now. He averaged 15.3 yards per reception in 2023, the highest mark of a three-year career.

Jahan Dotson (WR50): Jayden Daniels has the potential to help Dotson emerge as a more regular big-play threat.

 

Tight End Rankings Analysis

Dalton Kincaid (TE5): Most fantasy football players already know he is a hot subject of discussion heading into the upcoming season. Kincaid has significant promise in Best Ball and FFPC TE premium leagues, as he might be the No. 1 pass-catcher for the Bills. At WR for Buffalo, Keon Coleman is a rookie, and Curtis Samuel and Khalil Shakir don’t appear to be consistent playmaking types. Kincaid may transform into a Mark Andrews type in 2024 as a clear top pass-catcher from his NFL team at the TE position.

George Kittle (TE8): Consistency was an issue for Kittle last season, and he obviously has to share a lot of targets and touches on the San Francisco offense. He still finished as TE2 overall, though, and averaged a career-best 15.7 yards per catch.

Brock Bowers (TE10): Much like Sam LaPorta and Trey McBride, Bowers has the promise to make a fantasy impact early in his career. If you don’t draft one of the top eight or so TEs, take the shot on the potential for Best Ball purposes.

Pat Freiermuth (TE14): The Steelers TE has an apparent opportunity to operate as the No. 2 pass-catcher this year. But Russell Wilson has never consistently connected with TEs throughout his career, so inconsistency may be a concern. If Justin Fields does take over at QB at some point, though, Freiermuth’s outlook can improve. He is worth the gamble to see if Wilson does indeed target him frequently.

Mike Gesicki (TE19): I am not really a fantasy backer of Gesicki. For the last six years, we have heard that he is a breakout type, or on the verge of being one. Yet, we have never seen him supply frequent high-quality fantasy production. The TE position has never been a consistent target in the Cincinnati offense, either. If you believe that 2024 is the year for Gesicki, though, take the shot just inside the top 20 at TE.

Tight end premium league players can see more guys to target and avoid from the position in this Overvalued and Undervalued TEs feature.

 

Quarterback Rankings Analysis

Kyler Murray (QB7): If Murray can stay healthy, he will be a true fantasy weapon in all formats. His prime rushing abilities combined with having Marvin Harrison Jr. and Trey McBride as his top targets elevate his fantasy appeal again heading into the new season.

Tua Tagovailoa (QB11): As noted by FantasyPros, it was a tale of two halves for Tagovailoa in 2023. He was QB5 in fantasy football in the first half of the season, and he was QB20 in the second half. You can cope with inconsistency better in Best Ball formats. I believe the Miami passer, however, will be more steady this year.

Jayden Daniels (QB13): I don’t have the dual-threat rookie ranked as high as some others just based on the rushing promise. He has to prove himself first. If you are targeting Daniels, though, the move might have to be made a bit earlier than where I have him ranked.

Aaron Rodgers (QB19): I highlighted Rodgers’ minor late-career shortcomings earlier in this article. He still can be determined to prove any naysayers wrong, so take him as a second half of the QB2 field target.

Will Levis (QB22): The Titans have made it clear that Levis is their guy as the starter, and he is a fearless gunner who can possibly provide some spike weeks for Best Ball purposes.

 

Top 200: FFPC Fantasy Football Rankings for Best Ball

Rank Player Team Pos.
1 Christian McCaffrey SF RB
2 Justin Jefferson MIN WR
3 Bijan Robinson ATL RB
4 Amon-Ra St. Brown DET WR
5 Breece Hall NYJ RB
6 A.J. Brown PHI WR
7 Puka Nacua LAR WR
8 Jahmyr Gibbs DET RB
9 Sam LaPorta DET TE
10 Garrett Wilson NYJ WR
11 Marvin Harrison Jr. ARI WR
12 Saquon Barkley PHI RB
13 Travis Kelce KC TE
14 Derrick Henry BAL RB
15 Jonathan Taylor IND RB
16 Mark Andrews BAL TE
17 Trey McBride ARI TE
18 Josh Allen BUF QB
19 De'Von Achane MIA RB
20 Kyren Williams LAR RB
21 Davante Adams LV WR
22 Mike Evans TB WR
23 Drake London ATL WR
24 Jalen Hurts PHI QB
25 Brandon Aiyuk SF WR
26 Chris Olave NO WR
27 DK Metcalf SEA WR
28 Lamar Jackson BAL QB
29 Dalton Kincaid BUF TE
30 Tee Higgins CIN WR
31 Kyle Pitts ATL TE
32 Patrick Mahomes II KC QB
33 Travis Etienne Jr. JAC RB
34 Anthony Richardson IND QB
35 Deebo Samuel Sr. SF WR
36 Nico Collins HOU WR
37 Amari Cooper CLE WR
38 Jaylen Waddle MIA WR
39 C.J. Stroud HOU QB
40 Evan Engram JAC TE
41 Cooper Kupp LAR WR
42 George Kittle SF TE
43 Isiah Pacheco KC RB
44 David Njoku CLE TE
45 DJ Moore CHI WR
46 Stefon Diggs HOU WR
47 Christian Kirk JAC WR
48 Josh Jacobs GB RB
49 Alvin Kamara NO RB
50 Michael Pittman Jr. IND WR
51 Malik Nabers NYG WR
52 Calvin Ridley TEN WR
53 Kyler Murray ARI QB
54 Joe Mixon HOU RB
55 Zay Flowers BAL WR
56 DeVonta Smith PHI WR
57 Aaron Jones MIN RB
58 Kenneth Walker III SEA RB
59 Brock Bowers LV TE
60 D'Andre Swift CHI RB
61 Dak Prescott DAL QB
62 Jake Ferguson DAL TE
63 Joe Burrow CIN QB
64 Keenan Allen CHI WR
65 Marquise Brown KC WR
66 Tank Dell HOU WR
67 Brock Purdy SF QB
68 George Pickens PIT WR
69 Tua Tagovailoa MIA QB
70 Rachaad White TB RB
71 Terry McLaurin WAS WR
72 James Cook BUF RB
73 David Montgomery DET RB
74 Rashee Rice KC WR
75 James Conner ARI RB
76 Zamir White LV RB
77 Raheem Mostert MIA RB
78 Chris Godwin TB WR
79 Rhamondre Stevenson NE RB
80 Jordan Love GB QB
81 Zack Moss CIN RB
82 Jayden Daniels WAS QB
83 Jared Goff DET QB
84 Dallas Goedert PHI TE
85 T.J. Hockenson MIN TE
86 Pat Freiermuth PIT TE
87 Tony Pollard TEN RB
88 Mike Williams NYJ WR
89 Joshua Palmer LAC WR
90 Austin Ekeler WAS RB
91 Diontae Johnson CAR WR
92 Najee Harris PIT RB
93 Jameson Williams DET WR
94 Jaxon Smith-Njigba SEA WR
95 Caleb Williams CHI QB
96 Cole Kmet CHI TE
97 Dalton Schultz HOU TE
98 Devin Singletary NYG RB
99 Luke Musgrave GB TE
100 Jayden Reed GB WR
101 Keon Coleman BUF WR
102 Javonte Williams DEN RB
103 DeAndre Hopkins TEN WR
104 Jaylen Warren PIT RB
105 Nick Chubb CLE RB
106 Kirk Cousins ATL QB
107 Trevor Lawrence JAC QB
108 Christian Watson GB WR
109 Justin Herbert LAC QB
110 Noah Fant SEA TE
111 Jordan Addison MIN WR
112 Courtland Sutton DEN WR
113 Aaron Rodgers NYJ QB
114 Jerome Ford CLE RB
115 Romeo Doubs GB WR
116 Curtis Samuel BUF WR
117 Gus Edwards LAC RB
118 Brian Robinson Jr. WAS RB
119 Matthew Stafford LAR QB
120 Rico Dowdle DAL RB
121 Jahan Dotson WAS WR
122 Mike Gesicki CIN TE
123 Chase Brown CIN RB
124 Xavier Worthy KC WR
125 Hunter Henry NE TE
126 Deshaun Watson CLE QB
127 Khalil Shakir BUF WR
128 Jonathon Brooks CAR RB
129 Cade Otton TB TE
130 Tyler Lockett SEA WR
131 Will Levis TEN QB
132 Chuba Hubbard CAR RB
133 Tyjae Spears TEN RB
134 Ladd McConkey LAC WR
135 Ben Sinnott WAS TE
136 Daniel Jones NYG QB
137 Ezekiel Elliott DAL RB
138 Jakobi Meyers LV WR
139 Brandin Cooks DAL WR
140 Geno Smith SEA QB
141 Rashid Shaheed NO WR
142 Antonio Gibson NE RB
143 Michael Wilson ARI WR
144 J.K. Dobbins LAC RB
145 Zach Charbonnet SEA RB
146 Jelani Woods IND TE
147 Taysom Hill NO TE
148 Jaleel McLaughlin DEN RB
149 Ja'Tavion Sanders CAR TE
150 Baker Mayfield TB QB
151 Ray Davis BUF RB
152 Dontayvion Wicks GB WR
153 Chigoziem Okonkwo TEN TE
154 Demario Douglas NE WR
155 Dallas Cowboys DAL DST
156 Tyler Allgeier ATL RB
157 Russell Wilson PIT QB
158 Jerry Jeudy CLE WR
159 Blake Corum LAR RB
160 Kendre Miller NO RB
161 Derek Carr NO QB
162 Trey Benson ARI RB
163 Baltimore Ravens BAL DST
164 Jaylen Wright MIA RB
165 Brian Thomas Jr. JAC WR
166 Zach Ertz WAS TE
167 MarShawn Lloyd GB RB
168 Adonai Mitchell IND WR
169 Ja'Lynn Polk NE WR
170 San Francisco 49ers SF DST
171 Rome Odunze CHI WR
172 Ty Chandler MIN RB
173 Jonnu Smith MIA TE
174 Buffalo Bills BUF DST
175 New York Jets NYJ DST
176 Jalin Hyatt NYG WR
177 Roschon Johnson CHI RB
178 Gabe Davis JAC WR
179 Juwan Johnson NO TE
180 Greg Dulcich DEN TE
181 Jamaal Williams NO RB
182 Marvin Mims Jr. DEN WR
183 Bryce Young CAR QB
184 Quentin Johnston LAC WR
185 Tyler Conklin NYJ TE
186 Josh Downs IND WR
187 Tucker Kraft GB TE
188 Sam Darnold MIN QB
189 Darnell Mooney ATL WR
190 DJ Chark Jr. LAC WR
191 Hayden Hurst LAC TE
192 Zay Jones ARI WR
193 Xavier Legette CAR WR
194 Isaiah Likely BAL TE
195 Donald Parham Jr. LAC TE
196 Colby Parkinson LAR TE
197 Roman Wilson PIT WR
198 Troy Franklin DEN WR
199 Michael Mayer LV TE
200 Adam Thielen CAR WR

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