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The King's Updated Fantasy Football Draft Rankings

Tyler Boyd - Fantasy Football Rankings, Draft Sleepers, Waiver Wire Pickups

Scott "The King" Engel shares his updated fantasy football draft rankings for 2020, including rankings analysis on key players to target and his sleeper picks.

Welcome back RotoBallers! Below you will find my updated fantasy football draft rankings for the 2020 preseason.

At the end of this article, you will find my updated top 175 overall PPR rankings and top 150 Superflex rankings. My Half-PPR and Standard scoring (non-PPR) rankings are also updated, and if you want to see my PPR rankings broken down by position, you can find them on our Premium dashboard along with lots of other great draft tools.

I have also provided some updated rankings analysis regarding latest news and key player outlooks here. If any other significant news pieces affect rankings they will be reflected here with needed tweaks until the season opener. Commentary reflects PPR rankings yet can also apply to other positions.

Be sure to check all of our fantasy football rankings for 2025:

 

The King’s Updated Rankings: Latest Analysis and Insights

Updated Analysis (Sept. 5th)

We are seeing some RBs named "starters" as Week 1 gets closer, and a possible shared backfield to open the season in Kansas City. Don't overreact to these pieces of news too much in the shorter term, as we have not experienced a normal preseason. Rookies and player who have changed teams may need more time during the regular season to ease into their projected lead roles. Take advantage in your drafts if guys like Cam Akers and Leonard Fournette start to drop.

  • Cam Akers will still be the featured back for the Rams, and it shouldn’t take long. The "starter" tag for Malcolm Brown is a prime example of how you should not overreact to some possible early-season roles. As a "starter", Brown will just be guaranteed to be on the field for the first play of the game.
  • Don’t draft Clyde Edwards-Helaire over a more proven top RB in the early to mid first round, but he is still a strong pick towards the end of the round. Darrel Williams should be the later round fantasy insurance backup.
  • Devine Ozigbo is now the best Jacksonville RB4 to draft, and take James Robinson as a potential flex position flier after the Top 40 RBs are off the board. Don’t totally forget Ryquell Armstead, as he could still emerge as the starter later in the season.
  • Damien Harris can still get a chance to be the eventual starter in New England, but if Sony Michel gets off to a strong start it may be harder for him to earn more than part of a committee role at best.
  • Try to get one of the Top 15 to 17 RBs off the board to feel comfortable with your top two picks at the position. After that point you are looking at the second starting spot making you more uncomfortable about opening the season with an adequate RB2.

 

Previous Analysis (Pre Sept. 5th)

Tampa Bay RBs: I have Leonard Fournette as RB23. He may share some work early on as he gets acclimated, but I expect him to be the pure lead runner by Week 3 or so. He can register a healthy amount of TD runs finishing off drives for the Tampa Bay offense if he avoids injuries. That has been an issue for him in the past. He is a better pass blocker than Ronald Jones, another reason why they added Fournette. I now have Jones at 41. He will be a time share back to start the season with a progressively shrinking role. He may open the year as the starter, which means he will be on the field for the first play of the game. I don’t buy into “coachspeak” from Bruce Arians backing Jones.

Jacksonville RBs: Ryquell Armstead has missed time because of illnesses, and Devine Ozigbo might open the season sharing time with him. This could end up being a time share and whichever player performs better in the first few weeks may earn the lead role. Armstead is a speedy runner with receiving potential and Ozigbo is more of a power runner. They are ranked right next to each other as RBs 36 and 37.

Washington RBs: After Adrian Peterson was cut, we may be looking at a full-blown committee here. Peyton Barber could be the main ball carrier, but he could eventually be overtaken by Bryce Love down the line. Antonio Gibson will complement Barber and has the most upside, yet he could be boom or bust. J.D. McKissic likely won't be a factor. Gibosn is RB42, Barber is RB43 and Love is at RB49. McKissic is RB 66.

Josh Gordon: Fantasy players still somehow get so intrigued and tempted by Gordon, but he will be the third WR in Seattle firmly behind Tyler Lockett and DK Metcalf. Gordon can be a valuable No. 3 piece for Russell Wilson, yet he will be a high-profile role secondary target with the Seahawks. He won’t contribute enough to be anything more than a very late Best Ball target or DFS salary saver in fantasy football. Gordon is not even in the Top 65 at WR and won’t be worth a roster spot in traditional fantasy leagues. He’ll be a key performer for Seattle on some important downs, however he won’t produce well enough statistically overall to help most fantasy teams when he is available to play.

Le'Veon Bell: The stock is dropping and so is his ranking, as Bell is now RB26. Adam Gase continues his weird obsession with Frank Gore and there are indicators that Bell is unhappy in New York.Bell may have been frustrated with Jamal Adams because he wanted to get out of town, too. Gase held Kenyan Drake back in Miami and his bungling ways are going to continue to adversely affect Bell, too. He might regret leaving Pittsburgh at this point.

Miami RBs: Don’t be surprised if Matt Breida becomes the preferred ball carrier, while Jordan Howard is the goal-line guy. They are ranked right next to each other at RBs 31 and 32. If Breida stays healthy he is tenacious and gritty and can be a viable flex option.

D'Andre Swift: He may still win the starting job down the line this season. Swift can be a value Play to stash for the first few weeks. Be patient and reap later rewards. Swift is RB33 but will rise quickly later in the season.

Tyler Boyd/A.J. Green: Boyd is underrated. He is coming off two consecutive 1,000-yard seasons and the Bengals get the obvious QB upgrade for 2020. Boyd will be Cincinnati’s true WR1 this year. Green is simply too much of an injury risk and his best seasons may be behind him at age 32 after all the health issues he has endured through. Bigger WRs sometimes break down physically before we fully expect them to. Boyd is 14 spots ahead of Green at WR25. Don’t go after Green as a fantasy starter based on his past. Picking him may turn out to be a name recognition type of reach.

Anthony Miller: Nick Foles can steady the Bears offense to the point where the passing game actually garners some basic defensive respect. Miller is WR42, yet could easily serve as a fantasy WT3 this year with some occasional upside.

Hunter Renfrow: He will be Oakland’s leading WR this season. Renfrow played very well at the end of last year and could turn out to be a great value pick. He is my WR42 with an arrow pointing up.

Golden Tate: Over the past two seasons, only Michael Thomas has more yardage after the catch at WR. Don’t overlook Tate as a later WR pick, as he could be the Giants’ leading WR in 2020. He was brought in last year with the intention of being a very dependable target for a young QB.

The value TE strategy: If you choose to wait on TEs, there are a pair of sleepers that can serve you well. Chris Herndon (TE11) appears to be on the verge of a true breakout season and has the potential to be your starter. Back him up with TE14 Dan Arnold, who is my super sleeper of the year. Do not be surprised when he has six-plus TD catches in 2020 and emerges as a back-end fantasy TE1. The Cardinals are looking for Arnold to bust out and become a significant TD threat. You can land him with a final pick in your draft. Arnold may be the best-kept deep sleeper secret in fantasy football this year.

Detroit Fantasy City: Matthew Stafford (QB9) was playing at a Top 5 QB level when he was injured last year. The Lions may look to establish more offensive balance this season with a more dependable running game, but Stafford is still will have a floor of being a Top 10 fantasy QB. The ceiling could be Top 5 territory again. Kenny Golladay is WR6 and is a major all-around threat. He wins contested catches, gains yardage after the catch and had six TDs in the red zone this year. He could finish as a Top 3-4 fantasy WR in 2020 as he joins the true fantasy elite at the position

 

Updated PPR Rankings - Top 200

Rank Player Name Team Position ECR vs. ECR
1 Christian McCaffrey CAR RB 1 0
2 Saquon Barkley NYG RB 2 0
3 Alvin Kamara NO RB 4 1
4 Ezekiel Elliott DAL RB 3 -1
5 Michael Thomas NO WR 5 0
6 Lamar Jackson BAL QB 30 24
7 Derrick Henry TEN RB 8 1
8 Dalvin Cook MIN RB 6 -2
9 Joe Mixon CIN RB 13 4
10 Kenyan Drake ARI RB 18 8
11 Miles Sanders PHI RB 15 4
12 Clyde Edwards-Helaire KC RB 9 -3
13 Josh Jacobs LV RB 20 7
14 Davante Adams GB WR 7 -7
15 Tyreek Hill KC WR 11 -4
16 Julio Jones ATL WR 10 -6
17 Travis Kelce KC TE 17 0
18 George Kittle SF TE 19 1
19 Austin Ekeler LAC RB 12 -7
20 Nick Chubb CLE RB 24 4
21 Chris Carson SEA RB 38 17
22 DeAndre Hopkins ARI WR 14 -8
23 Kenny Golladay DET WR 23 0
24 Chris Godwin TB WR 16 -8
25 Aaron Jones GB RB 22 -3
26 JuJu Smith-Schuster PIT WR 28 2
27 Allen Robinson CHI WR 21 -6
28 Patrick Mahomes KC QB 26 -2
29 Mark Andrews BAL TE 34 5
30 D.J. Moore CAR WR 25 -5
31 James Conner PIT RB 39 8
32 Jonathan Taylor IND RB 51 19
33 Cam Akers LAR RB 66 33
34 Raheem Mostert SF RB 70 36
35 Adam Thielen MIN WR 29 -6
36 Amari Cooper DAL WR 33 -3
37 Odell Beckham Jr. CLE WR 31 -6
38 Cooper Kupp LAR WR 35 -3
39 Zach Ertz PHI TE 41 2
40 DeVante Parker MIA WR 54 14
41 Mike Evans TB WR 27 -14
42 D.J. Chark JAC WR 42 0
43 D.K. Metcalf SEA WR 52 9
44 Tyler Lockett SEA WR 44 0
45 Calvin Ridley ATL WR 36 -9
46 Stefon Diggs BUF WR 58 12
47 Robert Woods LAR WR 32 -15
48 Keenan Allen LAC WR 46 -2
49 Terry McLaurin WAS WR 43 -6
50 Le'Veon Bell NYJ RB 45 -5
51 Melvin Gordon DEN RB 47 -4
52 A.J. Brown TEN WR 40 -12
53 Courtland Sutton DEN WR 50 -3
54 Darren Waller LV TE 55 1
55 Todd Gurley ATL RB 37 -18
56 David Johnson HOU RB 48 -8
57 Tyler Higbee LAR TE 84 27
58 Mark Ingram II BAL RB 57 -1
59 Dak Prescott DAL QB 53 -6
60 Russell Wilson SEA QB 59 -1
61 Leonard Fournette TB RB 49 -12
62 Kareem Hunt CLE RB 61 -1
63 Marquise Brown BAL WR 67 4
64 Tyler Boyd CIN WR 60 -4
65 Kyler Murray ARI QB 62 -3
66 James White NE RB 74 8
67 T.Y. Hilton IND WR 56 -11
68 Jarvis Landry CLE WR 64 -4
69 Will Fuller HOU WR 77 8
70 Deshaun Watson HOU QB 63 -7
71 Hayden Hurst ATL TE 89 18
72 David Montgomery CHI RB 75 3
73 Josh Allen BUF QB 78 5
74 Zack Moss BUF RB 107 33
75 J.K. Dobbins BAL RB 94 19
76 Devin Singletary BUF RB 72 -4
77 Brandin Cooks HOU WR 81 4
78 Marvin Jones DET WR 76 -2
79 Julian Edelman NE WR 68 -11
80 Diontae Johnson PIT WR 86 6
81 Matt Ryan ATL QB 79 -2
82 Matt Breida MIA RB 98 16
83 Matthew Stafford DET QB 97 14
84 Tom Brady TB QB 91 7
85 Drew Brees NO QB 90 5
86 Evan Engram NYG TE 73 -13
87 D'Andre Swift DET RB 71 -16
88 Jordan Howard MIA RB 93 5
89 CeeDee Lamb DAL WR 101 12
90 Michael Gallup DAL WR 65 -25
91 Carson Wentz PHI QB 88 -3
92 Rob Gronkowski TB TE 114 22
93 Sony Michel NE RB 132 39
94 Antonio Gibson WAS RB 82 -12
95 Darius Slayton NYG WR 104 9
96 Devine Ozigbo JAC RB 288 192
97 Chris Herndon IV NYJ TE 147 50
98 Ben Roethlisberger PIT QB 117 19
99 Cam Newton NE QB 119 20
100 Daniel Jones NYG QB 118 18
101 Tarik Cohen CHI RB 80 -21
102 A.J. Green CIN WR 69 -33
103 Jared Cook NO TE 112 9
104 Aaron Rodgers GB QB 102 -2
105 John Brown BUF WR 99 -6
106 Anthony Miller CHI WR 100 -6
107 Jamison Crowder NYJ WR 85 -22
108 Deebo Samuel SF WR 95 -13
109 Breshad Perriman NYJ WR 153 44
110 Hunter Henry LAC TE 83 -27
111 Phillip Lindsay DEN RB 96 -15
112 Hunter Renfrow LV WR 172 60
113 Preston Williams MIA WR 105 -8
114 Mike Gesicki MIA TE 111 -3
115 Dan Arnold ARI TE 334 219
116 Ryan Tannehill TEN QB 131 15
117 Allen Lazard GB WR 139 22
118 Golden Tate NYG WR 110 -8
119 Kerryon Johnson DET RB 108 -11
120 Henry Ruggs III LV WR 120 0
121 Marlon Mack IND RB 124 3
122 Tevin Coleman SF RB 116 -6
123 Emmanuel Sanders NO WR 103 -20
124 Ronald Jones II TB RB 106 -18
125 Steven Sims WAS WR 189 64
126 Damien Harris NE RB 165 39
127 Noah Fant DEN TE 125 -2
128 Sterling Shepard NYG WR 92 -36
129 Gardner Minshew II JAC QB 150 21
130 T.J. Hockenson DET TE 121 -9
131 James Robinson JAC RB 350 219
132 Peyton Barber WAS RB 285 153
133 Joshua Kelley LAC RB 195 62
134 Robby Anderson CAR WR 144 10
135 Jerry Jeudy DEN WR 113 -22
136 Mike Williams LAC WR 123 -13
137 Christian Kirk ARI WR 87 -50
138 Jalen Reagor PHI WR 130 -8
139 Laviska Shenault Jr. JAC WR 180 41
140 Jared Goff LAR QB 122 -18
141 Pittsburgh Steelers PIT DST 161 20
142 Boston Scott PHI RB 146 4
143 Ryquell Armstead JAC RB 141 -2
144 San Francisco 49ers SF DST 160 16
145 Baker Mayfield CLE QB 129 -16
146 N'Keal Harry NE WR 140 -6
147 New Orleans Saints NO DST 176 29
148 Latavius Murray NO RB 115 -33
149 Duke Johnson HOU RB 126 -23
150 A.J. Dillon GB RB 187 37
151 Joe Burrow CIN QB 134 -17
152 Brandon Aiyuk SF WR 149 -3
153 Kirk Cousins MIN QB 157 4
154 Baltimore Ravens BAL DST 163 9
155 Alexander Mattison MIN RB 142 -13
156 Carlos Hyde SEA RB 197 41
157 Tampa Bay Buccaneers TB DST 235 78
158 Justin Jefferson MIN WR 135 -23
159 Philip Rivers IND QB 164 5
160 Justin Tucker BAL K 177 17
161 DeSean Jackson PHI WR 148 -13
162 Darrel Williams KC RB 252 90
163 Harrison Butker KC K 174 11
164 Bryce Love WAS RB 200 36
165 Buffalo Bills BUF DST 170 5
166 Wil Lutz NO K 182 16
167 Zane Gonzalez ARI K 216 49
168 Josh Lambo JAC K 282 114
169 Drew Lock DEN QB 167 -2
170 Greg Zuerlein DAL K 191 21
171 Jake Elliott PHI K 219 48
172 Sam Darnold NYJ QB 185 13
173 Teddy Bridgewater CAR QB 169 -4
174 Jimmy Garoppolo SF QB 159 -15
175 Derek Carr LV QB 186 11
176 Tyrod Taylor LAC QB 222 46
177 Benny Snell Jr. PIT RB 228 51
178 Tua Tagovailoa MIA QB 290 112
179 Brian Hill ATL RB 284 105
180 Chris Thompson JAC RB 136 -44
181 Parris Campbell IND WR 158 -23
182 Malcolm Brown LAR RB 231 49
183 OlaBisi Johnson MIN WR 327 144
184 Sammy Watkins KC WR 154 -30
185 Larry Fitzgerald ARI WR 168 -17
186 Ryan Fitzpatrick MIA QB 255 69
187 Mitch Trubisky CHI QB 293 106
188 Dwayne Haskins WAS QB 234 46
189 Jerick McKinnon SF RB 221 32
190 Tony Pollard DAL RB 152 -38
191 Chase Edmonds ARI RB 155 -36
192 Frank Gore NYJ RB 273 81
193 Devonta Freeman FA RB 306 113
194 Austin Hooper CLE TE 109 -85
195 Dallas Goedert PHI TE 127 -68
196 Nyheim Hines IND RB 151 -45
197 Blake Jarwin DAL TE 137 -60
198 J.J. Arcega-Whiteside PHI WR 271 73
199 Alshon Jeffery PHI WR 183 -16
200 Justin Jackson LAC RB 175 -25

 

Updated Superflex Top 150

Name Team Position
Christian McCaffrey CAR RB
Saquon Barkley NYG RB
Lamar Jackson BAL QB
Patrick Mahomes KC QB
Alvin Kamara NO RB
Ezekiel Elliott DAL RB
Michael Thomas NO WR
Derrick Henry TEN RB
Dalvin Cook MIN RB
Dak Prescott DAL QB
Russell Wilson SEA QB
Joe Mixon CIN RB
Kenyan Drake ARI RB
Miles Sanders PHI RB
Clyde Edwards-Helaire KC RB
Kyler Murray ARI QB
Josh Jacobs LV RB
Davante Adams GB WR
Tyreek Hill KC WR
Julio Jones ATL WR
Travis Kelce KC TE
Deshaun Watson HOU QB
Josh Allen BUF QB
George Kittle SF TE
Nick Chubb CLE RB
Chris Carson SEA RB
Austin Ekeler LAC RB
Matt Ryan ATL QB
DeAndre Hopkins ARI WR
Kenny Golladay DET WR
Chris Godwin TB WR
Matthew Stafford DET QB
Aaron Jones GB RB
Tom Brady TB QB
JuJu Smith-Schuster PIT WR
Allen Robinson CHI WR
Mark Andrews BAL TE
Drew Brees NO QB
Carson Wentz PHI QB
D.J. Moore CAR WR
James Conner PIT RB
Jonathan Taylor IND RB
Cam Akers LAR RB
Mark Ingram II BAL RB
Adam Thielen MIN WR
Amari Cooper DAL WR
Odell Beckham Jr. CLE WR
Cooper Kupp LAR WR
Ben Roethlisberger PIT QB
Zach Ertz PHI TE
DeVante Parker MIA WR
Mike Evans TB WR
D.K. Metcalf SEA WR
Tyler Lockett SEA WR
D.J. Chark JAC WR
Cam Newton NE QB
Calvin Ridley ATL WR
Daniel Jones NYG QB
Stefon Diggs BUF WR
Keenan Allen LAC WR
Terry McLaurin WAS WR
Robert Woods LAR WR
Raheem Mostert SF RB
Le'Veon Bell NYJ RB
A.J. Brown TEN WR
Aaron Rodgers GB QB
Ryan Tannehill TEN QB
Courtland Sutton DEN WR
Darren Waller LV TE
Gardner Minshew II JAC QB
Melvin Gordon DEN RB
Todd Gurley ATL RB
Jared Goff LAR QB
Tyler Higbee LAR TE
David Johnson HOU RB
Leonard Fournette TB RB
Kareem Hunt CLE RB
Tyler Boyd CIN WR
Marquise Brown BAL WR
Baker Mayfield CLE QB
Joe Burrow CIN QB
James White NE RB
T.Y. Hilton IND WR
Kirk Cousins MIN QB
Jarvis Landry CLE WR
Will Fuller HOU WR
Hayden Hurst ATL TE
David Montgomery CHI RB
Philip Rivers IND QB
Drew Lock DEN QB
Zack Moss BUF RB
Devin Singletary BUF RB
Matt Breida MIA RB
Brandin Cooks HOU WR
Sam Darnold NYJ QB
Teddy Bridgewater CAR QB
Marvin Jones DET WR
Julian Edelman NE WR
Jimmy Garoppolo SF QB
Derek Carr LV QB
Diontae Johnson PIT WR
Jordan Howard MIA RB
Tyrod Taylor LAC QB
Evan Engram NYG TE
Tua Tagovailoa MIA QB
D'Andre Swift DET RB
Sony Michel NE RB
CeeDee Lamb DAL WR
Michael Gallup DAL WR
Rob Gronkowski TB TE
Devine Ozigbo JAC RB
Phillip Lindsay DEN RB
Ryan Fitzpatrick MIA QB
Darius Slayton NYG WR
Kerryon Johnson DET RB
Mitch Trubisky CHI QB
Jared Cook NO TE
Tarik Cohen CHI RB
A.J. Green CIN WR
Dwayne Haskins WAS QB
Chris Herndon IV NYJ TE
Jamison Crowder NYJ WR
John Brown BUF WR
Anthony Miller CHI WR
Deebo Samuel SF WR
Breshad Perriman NYJ WR
Hunter Henry LAC TE
Hunter Renfrow LV WR
Allen Lazard GB WR
Mike Gesicki MIA TE
Dan Arnold ARI TE
Emmanuel Sanders NO WR
Preston Williams MIA WR
Henry Ruggs III LV WR
Antonio Gibson WAS RB
Marlon Mack IND RB
Golden Tate NYG WR
Steven Sims WAS WR
Noah Fant DEN TE
Sterling Shepard NYG WR
T.J. Hockenson DET TE
Robby Anderson CAR WR
Jerry Jeudy DEN WR
Mike Williams LAC WR
Christian Kirk ARI WR
Jalen Reagor PHI WR
Laviska Shenault Jr. JAC WR
N'Keal Harry NE WR
Brandon Aiyuk SF WR


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Pete Alonso

to Opt Out of Contract and Enter Free Agency
Clayton Kershaw

Not Available for Wild-Card Series
Max Muncy

Expected to be Ready for Game 1 of Wild-Card Series
Bo Bichette

Without a Timeline, Unlikely to Return in Postseason?
Noah Gragson

May Be A Sneaky DFS Option For Kansas Lineups
Todd Gilliland

Is A Quality Value Option for Kansas Lineups
Kyle Larson

the Favorite to Win at Kansas
Ryan Blaney

the Chalk DFS Play at Kansas
Denny Hamlin

Has Struggled at 1.5-Mile Tracks This Season
William Byron

a Solid DFS Pivot at Kansas
Alex Bowman

Will Alex Bowman's Top-10 Streak at Kansas Continue?
Ryan Preece

Should Have Speed at Kansas
Christopher Bell

Has Been Consistent at Kansas Despite Rarely Contending to Win
Joey Logano

Miserable Qualifying Result Makes Joey Logano a Top DFS Contender
Chase Elliott

Likely to Make Round of 8, but Has Hardly Been Inspiring

RANKINGS

QB
RB
WR
TE
K
DEF
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C
1B
2B
3B
SS
OF
SP
RP