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2016 Fantasy Football Tiered Overall Standard Rankings (July)

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Nick Mariano's 2016 tiered fantasy football rankings for standard leagues. Our tiered ranks include running backs, wide receivers, quarterbacks, tight ends.

Welcome to the first breakdown of our 2016 fantasy football rankings here at RotoBaller, as our best and brightest have put their minds (and numbers) together to drop some serious knowledge on the world. The rankings come from Nathan Powell, Zach Wilkens, Bill Dubiel, Frankie Soler and myself, Nick Mariano. This will be the first look at the overall standard rankings, where we’ll analyze some tiers and check in on some polarizing names and trends as draft season descends upon us. More in-depth breakdowns by position will follow for both standard and PPR formats, so don’t touch that dial after this episode ends!

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2016 Fantasy Football Preseason Standard Rankings Analysis: Overall

Tier One houses our top five picks, with each player holding an average ranking of five or higher before a roughly three pick drop-off from Todd Gurley’s 4.8 to DeAndre Hopkins at 7.6. Antonio Brown, Odell Beckham Jr., Le’Veon Bell, Julio Jones and Gurley are all highly skilled players who have an insane amount of opportunity and a solid surrounding cast. One could easily argue that the team around Gurley isn’t all that special, but the offense undoubtedly goes through him.

Tier Two is headlined by Mr. Hopkins at #6 and goes all the way to Ezekiel Elliott at #15, with none of these players standing out as poor consolation prizes for anyone’s top pick. These guys are also primary options in their own offenses, with Elliott’s stock getting a huge bump thanks to Dallas’ offensive line and bellcow potential despite being a rookie.

Tier Three kicks off with Devonta Freeman, as some reports have circulated regarding the Falcons wanting to reduce Freeman's workload, as well as reactions to the drop-off in his production after his hot start (scored 10 TDs between Weeks 2-6, then scored three the rest of the way). Jordy Nelson is making his way back from his injury-shortened 2015, as confidence is high in the 31-year-old reasserting himself as a WR1 alongside Aaron Rodgers. This tier houses eight WRs and five RBs, and it is doubtful that most will want to wait past here to take their first of either in most leagues.

Tier Four trips the QB alarm, as Cam Newton and Aaron Rodgers live in this cluster as the QB1 and QB2, respectively. T.Y. Hilton is an intriguing name considering his quarterback is now fully healthy, with plenty of speculation rising this offseason about Andrew Luck’s effectiveness on deep throws considering his average attempt dropped 1.5 yards from 2014 to 2015. Sammy Watkins and Thomas Rawls are both entering training camp with injuries, but the recent news has been positive on both.

Tier Five starts off with Russell Wilson (whose tier is this? This is Russell Wilson’s tier…sorry), and ends with his breakout wide receiver in Doug Baldwin. Baldwin turned 104 targets from Wilson into 78 receptions, 1,069 yards and 14 TDs, which is a huge jump up from 2014’s 98-66-825-3 line. Jordan Reed and Greg Olsen, the first non-Gronk tight ends, fall in line here as well, with Reed’s high ceiling and chemistry with quarterback Kirk Cousins buoying his ADP despite durability concerns, and Olsen’s strong floor on a run-heavy team giving him value.

Tier Six spans 18 players, with DeMarco Murray being quite the buzzy running back as he looks to lead the TEN backfield and regain the confidence of fantasy owners everywhere as an RB1, but with an RB2 price tag. Matt Jones is another quiet option with serious upside, as Alfred Morris is gone and Washington appears very committed to him. John Brown, Devante Parker, Allen Hurns and Donte Moncrief are all WR3 types with high chances at cracking into WR2 territory, especially Parker.

Tier Seven brings only five players our way, namely three running backs and two tight ends, with Tyler Eifert notably sinking due to reports that he’ll miss some regular season games to start the season (this also boosts A.J. Green). Frank Gore is another low-cost option sitting around the sixth/seventh round, mostly due to age/durability woes, but should still be able to deliver with a healthy IND offense around him.

Tier Eight kicks off with another high-upside RB in Ameer Abdullah, who could literally run with the job in DET should he show more decisiveness between the tackles. Here we also find Mr. Tom Brady, who obviously takes a hit due to the four-game suspension, but boy I do not want to be in his way once he’s back on the field. I do want him on my fantasy team for that campaign though. The exciting “rookie” Kevin White can also be found here, whose real rookie campaign was lost due to a broken leg, but now should be a nice #2 wide-out aside an Alshon Jeffery that's coming off of an injury-riddled season in Chicago.

Tier Nine brings two trendy QBs in Blake Bortles and Eli Manning, with Bortles trending down a bit as folks start to embrace the “TD-regression” theory while Eli rises thanks to the hype surrounding his wide receivers and a McAdoo-led squad. Four tight ends reside in this tier as well, each of them being large athletic types who could post double-digit TDs if health permits. Coby Fleener is most interesting to me, as he now stands to be the biggest target for Drew Brees in the red zone while also being a solid option between the 20s.

Tier 10 has four quarterbacks, four running backs, four wide receivers and…only one tight end. Well that was almost neat right there, but regardless the lone TE is Antonio Gates (who does have Hunter Henry behind him) who should still be a strong presence in the red zone as Philip Rivers’ most trusted target, making him a nice grab in standard formats. Rashad Jennings carry total in the last four weeks: 22, 16, 14, 27. He averaged less than 10 through the first 13 weeks of the season, so there’s potential here (especially after he uncorked 170 yards against Philly in Week 17). Markus Wheaton is another name to tuck away with Martavis Bryant out for the season, as Pittsburgh’s potent offense churns out stats like Land O'Lakes butter.

Notable Names from Lower Tiers:

Tier 11: Torrey Smith, Travis Benjamin, Sterling Shepard, Tyrod Taylor.

Tier 12: Josh Doctson, Arian Foster, Michael Thomas, Eric Ebron, DeAngelo Williams.

Tier 13: Bilal Powell, Kirk Cousins, Ryan Tannehill, Kendall Wright.

Tier 14: Kamar Aiken, Dwayne Allen, Zach Miller, Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks.

Tier 15: Ryan Fitzpatrick, Arizona Cardinals, Rueben Randle, Jordan Cameron, DeAndre Washington.

Tier 16: Houston Texans, Carolina Panthers, Clive Walford, Wendell Smallwood.

Tier 17: Los Angeles Rams, Chris Thompson, James White, Josh Gordon, Anquan Boldin.

Tier 18: Spencer Ware, Steve Johnson, Kansas City Chiefs, New York Jets.

Tier 19: New England Patriots, Sam Bradford, Mark Sanchez, Tim Hightower.

Tier 20: Robert Griffin, Colin Kaepernick, Justin Hardy, Stephen Gostkowski.

 

Standard League Rankings (July)

Rank Tier Player Name Pos
1 1 Antonio Brown WR
2 1 Odell Beckham Jr. WR
3 1 Le'Veon Bell RB
4 1 Julio Jones WR
5 1 Todd Gurley RB
6 2 DeAndre Hopkins WR
7 2 Adrian Peterson RB
8 2 David Johnson RB
9 2 Rob Gronkowski TE
10 2 Dez Bryant WR
11 2 A.J. Green WR
12 2 Lamar Miller RB
13 2 Jamaal Charles RB
14 2 Allen Robinson WR
15 2 Ezekiel Elliott RB
16 3 Devonta Freeman RB
17 3 Jordy Nelson WR
18 3 Alshon Jeffery WR
19 3 Doug Martin RB
20 3 Mike Evans WR
21 3 Mark Ingram RB
22 3 Eddie Lacy RB
23 3 Brandon Marshall WR
24 3 Keenan Allen WR
25 3 Demaryius Thomas WR
26 3 LeSean McCoy RB
27 3 Amari Cooper WR
28 3 Brandin Cooks WR
29 4 T.Y. Hilton WR
30 4 Matt Forte RB
31 4 Cam Newton QB
32 4 Sammy Watkins WR
33 4 Aaron Rodgers QB
34 4 C.J. Anderson RB
35 4 Randall Cobb WR
36 4 Carlos Hyde RB
37 4 Julian Edelman WR
38 4 Kelvin Benjamin WR
39 4 Thomas Rawls RB
40 5 Russell Wilson QB
41 5 Latavius Murray RB
42 5 Jeremy Maclin WR
43 5 Golden Tate WR
44 5 Andrew Luck QB
45 5 Jordan Reed TE
46 5 Jarvis Landry WR
47 5 Greg Olsen TE
48 5 Dion Lewis RB
49 5 Jonathan Stewart RB
50 5 Doug Baldwin WR
51 6 Ryan Mathews RB
52 6 Jordan Matthews WR
53 6 Eric Decker WR
54 6 DeMarco Murray RB
55 6 Michael Floyd WR
56 6 Jay Ajayi RB
57 6 Emmanuel Sanders WR
58 6 Jeremy Langford RB
59 6 Ben Roethlisberger QB
60 6 Matt Jones RB
61 6 Larry Fitzgerald WR
62 6 Jeremy Hill RB
63 6 Drew Brees QB
64 6 John Brown WR
65 6 Devante Parker WR
66 6 Allen Hurns WR
67 6 Travis Kelce TE
68 6 Donte Moncrief WR
69 7 Giovani Bernard RB
70 7 Frank Gore RB
71 7 Tyler Eifert TE
72 7 T.J. Yeldon RB
73 7 Delanie Walker TE
74 8 Ameer Abdullah RB
75 8 DeSean Jackson WR
76 8 Melvin Gordon RB
77 8 Carson Palmer QB
78 8 Tom Brady QB
79 8 Michael Crabtree WR
80 8 Gary Barnidge TE
81 8 Tyler Lockett WR
82 8 Chris Ivory RB
83 8 Duke Johnson RB
84 8 Kevin White WR
85 8 Danny Woodhead RB
86 9 Blake Bortles QB
87 9 Marvin Jones WR
88 9 Zach Ertz TE
89 9 Eli Manning QB
90 9 Dorial Green-Beckham WR
91 9 Ladarius Green TE
92 9 Charles Sims RB
93 9 Corey Coleman WR
94 9 Julius Thomas TE
95 9 Coby Fleener TE
96 10 Derrick Henry RB
97 10 Karlos Williams RB
98 10 Philip Rivers QB
99 10 Derek Carr QB
100 10 Laquon Treadwell WR
101 10 Tony Romo QB
102 10 Isaiah Crowell RB
103 10 Andy Dalton QB
104 10 Rashad Jennings RB
105 10 Antonio Gates TE
106 10 Stefon Diggs WR
107 10 Steve Smith WR
108 10 Markus Wheaton WR
109 11 Tavon Austin WR
110 11 Torrey Smith WR
111 11 Travis Benjamin WR
112 11 LeGarrette Blount RB
113 11 Willie Snead WR
114 11 Sterling Shepard WR
115 11 Tevin Coleman RB
116 11 Kenneth Dixon RB
117 11 Tyrod Taylor QB
118 11 Vincent Jackson WR
119 12 Devin Funchess WR
120 12 Josh Doctson WR
121 12 Arian Foster RB
122 12 Paul Perkins RB
123 12 Javorius Allen RB
124 12 Michael Thomas WR
125 12 Justin Forsett RB
126 12 Jameis Winston QB
127 12 Theo Riddick RB
128 12 Eric Ebron TE
129 12 Marcus Mariota QB
130 12 Jordan Howard RB
131 12 DeAngelo Williams RB
132 12 C.J. Prosise RB
133 13 Bilal Powell RB
134 13 Matt Ryan QB
135 13 Kirk Cousins QB
136 13 Jason Witten TE
137 13 Ryan Tannehill QB
138 13 Kendall Wright WR
139 13 Matthew Stafford QB
140 13 Mohamed Sanu WR
141 13 Breshad Perriman WR
142 13 Devontae Booker RB
143 13 Jimmy Graham TE
144 14 Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE
145 14 Kamar Aiken WR
146 14 Shane Vereen RB
147 14 Terrance Williams WR
148 14 Dwayne Allen TE
149 14 Zach Miller TE
150 14 Darren McFadden RB
151 14 Nelson Agholor WR
152 14 Jerick McKinnon RB
153 14 Rishard Matthews WR
154 14 Jay Cutler QB
155 14 Martellus Bennett TE
156 14 James Starks RB
157 14 Phillip Dorsett WR
158 14 Ted Ginn WR
159 14 Zach Miller TE
160 14 Pierre Garcon WR
161 14 Denver Broncos DST
162 14 Seattle Seahawks DST
163 15 Ronnie Hillman RB
164 15 Chris Johnson RB
165 15 Will Fuller WR
166 15 Joe Flacco QB
167 15 Kenyan Drake RB
168 15 Darren Sproles RB
169 15 Charles Clay TE
170 15 Ryan Fitzpatrick QB
171 15 Arizona Cardinals DST
172 15 Sammie Coates WR
173 15 Rueben Randle WR
174 15 Alfred Morris RB
175 15 Mike Wallace WR
176 15 Jordan Cameron TE
177 15 DeAndre Washington RB
178 16 Jeff Janis WR
179 16 Houston Texans DST
180 16 Tyler Boyd WR
181 16 Charcandrick West RB
182 16 Carolina Panthers DST
183 16 Clive Walford TE
184 16 Benjamin Watson TE
185 16 Victor Cruz WR
186 16 Will Tye TE
187 16 Alex Smith QB
188 16 Wendell Smallwood RB
189 16 Brock Osweiler QB
190 16 Kyle Rudolph TE
191 16 Jared Cook TE
192 17 Los Angeles Rams DST
193 17 Chris Thompson RB
194 17 James White RB
195 17 Chris Hogan WR
196 17 Josh Gordon WR
197 17 Davante Adams WR
198 17 Anquan Boldin WR
199 17 Andre Ellington RB
200 17 Teddy Bridgewater QB
201 18 Spencer Ware RB
202 18 Danny Amendola WR
203 18 Steve Johnson WR
204 18 C.J. Spiller RB
205 18 Richard Rodgers TE
206 18 Kansas City Chiefs DST
207 18 New York Jets DST
208 19 Kenny Britt WR
209 19 Christine Michael RB
210 19 New England Patriots DST
211 19 Sam Bradford QB
212 19 Vance McDonald TE
213 19 Mark Sanchez QB
214 19 Zach Zenner RB
215 19 Tim Hightower RB
216 19 Jaelen Strong WR
217 20 Brandon LaFell WR
218 20 Cincinnati Bengals DST
219 20 Cameron Artis-Payne RB
220 20 Robert Griffin QB
221 20 Colin Kaepernick QB
222 20 Brandon Coleman WR
223 20 Jamison Crowder WR
224 20 Justin Hardy WR
225 20 Austin Hooper TE
226 20 Tyler Ervin RB
227 20 Ka'Deem Carey RB
228 20 Stephen Gostkowski K
229 20 Blaine Gabbert QB
230 20 Tre Mason RB
231 20 Robert Woods WR
232 20 Lance Kendricks TE
233 20 Buffalo Bills DST
234 21 Jared Goff QB
235 21 Jermaine Kearse WR
236 21 Minnesota Vikings DST
237 21 Khiry Robinson RB
238 21 DeAndre Smelter WR
239 21 Jace Amaro TE
240 21 Jacob Tamme TE
241 22 Eddie Royal WR
242 22 Keith Marshall RB
243 22 Brian Quick WR
244 22 Seth Roberts WR
245 22 Shaun Draughn RB
246 23 Nate Washington WR
247 23 Pharoh Cooper WR
248 23 Lance Dunbar RB
249 23 Green Bay Packers DST
250 23 Hunter Henry TE
251 23 Leonte Carroo WR
252 23 Maxx Williams TE
253 23 Ty Montgomery WR
254 23 Robert Turbin RB
255 23 Jeff Heuerman TE
256 23 Pittsburgh Steelers DST
257 23 Paxton Lynch QB
258 23 David Cobb RB
259 23 Dan Bailey K
260 23 Chandler Catanzaro K
261 23 Carson Wentz QB
262 23 Mason Crosby K
263 23 Justin Tucker K
264 24 Graham Gano K
265 24 Alfred Blue RB
266 24 Adam Vinatieri K
267 24 Steven Hauschka K
268 24 Geno Smith QB
269 24 Cole Beasley WR
270 24 Josh Brown K
271 25 Philadelphia Eagles DST
272 25 Oakland Raiders DST
273 25 Philly Brown WR
274 25 Miami Dolphins DST
275 25 Brandon McManus K
276 25 Roberto Aguayo K
277 25 Braxton Miller WR
278 25 Jacksonville Jaguars DST
279 26 Antonio Andrews RB
280 26 Marqise Lee WR
281 26 Josh Lambo K
282 26 Chris Boswell K
283 26 Baltimore Ravens DST
284 26 Cairo Santos K
285 26 Cleveland Browns DST
286 26 Blair Walsh K
287 26 Matt Bryant K
288 27 Dan Carpenter K
289 27 Detroit Lions DST
290 27 Cody Latimer WR
291 27 Chris Conley WR
292 27 Josh Hill TE
293 27 San Francisco 49ers DST
294 27 Phil Dawson K
295 27 Albert Wilson WR
296 27 Cecil Shorts WR
297 27 Josh McCown QB
298 27 Kenny Stills WR
299 28 Owen Daniels TE
300 28 Nick Novak K
301 28 Jimmy Garoppolo QB
302 28 Greg Zuerlein K
303 28 New York Giants DST
304 28 Connor Barth K
305 28 Marques Colston WR
306 28 Washington Redskins DST
307 28 Tampa Bay Buccaneers DST
308 28 Tennessee Titans DST
309 28 Indianapolis Colts DST
310 28 Chicago Bears DST
311 28 Brian Hartline WR
312 28 Robbie Gould K
313 28 Atlanta Falcons DST
314 28 Denard Robinson RB
315 28 Benny Cunningham RB
316 28 Jason Myers K
317 28 Caleb Sturgis K

 

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