*Note that I had made this list before week 1, but needed the 5000 words of why I chose them which took the extra time.
QB
1. Jay Cue
2. Easton Cole
3. Franklin Armstrong
4. Wolfie McDummy
5. Dexter Banks II
6. Brock Phoenix
7. Cooter Bigsby
8. Chika Fujiwara
9. Corvo Havran
10. George O’Donnell
11. Monty Jack
12. Stan Francisco
Jay Cue is my #1 QB this season in fantasy. Everything is set up for him to succeed, his receiver Saba Donut is entering his best season ever, Jay Cue has maxed nearly everything out on his player, and he is in an air raid offense. But wait! There's more! Cue has the mobile archetype, and he could easily compete with the other Mobile QB Banks, and the game manager archetype to get the most rushing yards for a QB. His passing attack may have the most yards as well, and with TDs being so fickle in the sim, going with Cue should be a solid option.
Easton Cole is my 2nd best QB, and yes, above Armstrong. Cole, similar to Cue, has threats around him to prove why he is one of the best QBs. Net Gaines is at about 900 TPE, and reigning WROTY Rod Tidwell is a shade under 800. Cole will also be able to gain quite a bit of rushing yards as well, as he has the game manager archetype with 79 speed. Remember that run against OCO last season? Yeah, the same QB is here.
Franklin Armstrong is hitting his 3rd year of regression, and while he is still above 1000 TPE and should perform quite well, I don't think he will be able to put up better numbers than either Cole or Cue. OCOs WR core isn't quite as nice as AZ’s or AUS’s, so I think Armstrong will be worse, but only slightly. The difference between the top 3 QBs is very small, so if your group is somehow still going (hecka slow guys) and your wondering if you should be the first to pick a QB, don't do it.
Wolfie McDummy is awesome, and his TPE proves it, however, when you look at his receiving threats, they are not as awesome. William Lim is someone I think will do good, maybe even good enough for Breakout Player OTY, but being at only 500ish TPE to start the season will set him back immensely. Earl Sauce may be used in a more of a WR format, but don't count on it, as he let us down last season immensely (sorry Bagel, ily). The WRs in COL wont have the hands that these other 3 QBs have, and COL should have a fearsome ground attack, with them now calling up Gilbert from Tijuana, I think they will run the ball more than they have in the past.
Dexter Banks II is my QB, and I have faith that he will perform well this season. “Position Switch QBs always suck” is true to an extent, but the last one to do it was Dan Wright, whos highest TPE was quite low for a QB, and had not good WRs for much of his career. When they finally had good WRs, see last season, where Wright nearly won Breakout Player OTY, en route to his best season ever. Fun Fact, Stan Francisco was a TE who had an amazing career, so position swaps can do well. Banks will have all his throwing stats maxed next update, and currently has 88 arm (90 MAX), 90 accuracy (90 MAX), 90 intelligence (90 MAX). I think it is safe to say he will have a solid season. Since Banks swapped from WR, his speed and agility are very high, along with endurace, so I see that he will have quite a bit of rushing yards as well. His TPE is still below most of the other QBs, so that's why I have him in 5th, but I could easily see him having one of the better QB seasons.
Brock Phoenix is a player who I think could compete for Breakout Player OTY. He is finally starting to hit that TPE Zone where he can be good without maxed TPE, and his WRs are improving as well, with Varga still competing with the best of them, even through regression, and their S20 first rounder Randy Vuxta making the leap, with a solid 3rd option at WR in Flash Panda, Phoenix could make some noise this season. The only reason I have him 6th is because his tpe is about 200 off of the others, and Philly still has future HOF’er Sam Torenson, who they will try to feed the ball to. This pick is a risky one, but could end up as one of the better QBs.
Cooter Bigsby’s last season may have been MVP Worthy, but don't expect him to repeat his performance. Regression hit hard this season to not only himself, but his favorite WR, Nate Swift. Bender B Rodrgiuez should step in nicely, but with them having the OPOTY and OROTY both in the backfield, I think they will run the ball down people's throats instead of the usual YKW Passing attack we are accustomed to.
Chika Fujiwara could be a sleeper, although still not someone you should take in fantasy. Chika’s user Starclown, will tell you that his throwing stats are equal to a game manager, which is true, but everything else is lackluster, and his TPE is still very low. Baltimore’s WRs are similar to COLs, albeit slightly better. I'm not sure what Baltimore will run this season, but expect them to air it out much more this season than last.
Corvo Havran is a very confusing QB to try to figure out. Last season I thought HON would throw the ball a ton, however they did not do that at all, and Ruff Ruff had his best season ever. With Jed Podolak improving still, I'm wondering if they decide to pass more, but with Havran hitting regression even harder, I doubt they decide to pass more now. Havran is probably not a player you should pick up.
George O’Donnell is Chicago’s newest QB, and if Chicago had any weapons outside of O’Leary on offense, I would have put him higher, but their 2nd WR is about equal to any other team's 3rd, and their 3rd WR would still be in the DSFL on any other team. The lack of receiving options outside of their #1 Target concerns me, and tbh anyone after Bigsby should be a no pick.
Monty Jack is only S22 and already in the NSFL, and the last QB to spend a season in the NSFL before coming up was Chika last season, so… I dont think his season will be anything to swoon over, moving on.
Stan Francisco is a QB, on a team that doesn't pass. Yes I know Stan has a lot of TPE, but NOLA has the best RB duo in the NSFL, and they may run DSFL strats with their OL and RB group, its nasty how good they are at running the ball. Stan also has very poor targets, and NOLA may have the worst WR Core in the league, excluding McCormick. Ed Barker followed by a player under 200 tpe is not very great.
And that's it for QBs, 1000+ words in already oh no
RB
1. Mako Mendonca
2. Mathias Hanyadi
3. Darrel Williams
4. Marcella Toriki
5. Julio Tirtawidjaja
6. Ashley Owens
7. Forrest Gump
8. Sam Torenson
9. Jamar Lackson
10. Tatsu Nakamura
11. Acura Skyline
12. Dax Frost
13. Baby Yoda
14. Ruff Ruff
15. Fuzzy Dotson
16. Ke?oke?o K?ne-Maika?i
17. Rando Cardrissian
18. Apollo Reed
19. Running Back
20. Kichwa Jones
21. Farley Hank
Since there's 21 RBs that you would maybe consider taking, I'm not going to do a post on each of them, since that would take ages to actually write, or maybe I will, who knows
Mako Mendonca and Mathias Hanyadi are the clear cut #1 and #2 backs, but Mako’s backup RB is worse than Hanyadis, so I think he will be used more than Hanyadi, but at the end of the season, either one could prove to be the better player. Darrel Williams’s running mate, Apollo Reed, has been hit with regression hard, and while he is nearly 500 tpe, its all speed and endurance, nothing else. Williams has hinted that he will get more of a role in the passing game, and with their QB still being relatively young, I expect Baltimore to continue to run the ball hard, and Williams should be a top back this season. Marcella Toriki, aka Bex, our lovely commissioner, is taking over the #1 spot in NOLA this season, and Gump will be the #1 back. With essentially the same build, Just swap Gump and Torikis stats last season, but with more running (regressing QB and all) and you have NOLAs RBs. Julio Tirtwidjaja may be a surprise at #5, seeing his TPE levels and all, but when you look close, Tirt is poised for a breakout campaign. Chicago's backup RB, Farley Hank, does not have a running build, and will likely be used scarcely, even if Chicago decides to go RBBC. Chicago has a rookie QB, terrible WRs (besides O’Leary) and will have to rely on the run game, and the back of Tirt to secure wins. Tirt should have a similar season to my own rookie season, but with a better YPC, and more yardage. Ashley Owens year after year perplexes me. Right after you think he is going to have his best season ever, he barely eclipses 1000 yards, I suppose that is the life of a receiving back archetype. His TPE is very high, but with McDummy at a high tpe, and with Gilbert and Vincent sneaking time in, I doubt that he will make it in the top 10 of rushing yards. However, as I said before, he is a receiving back, so I find it plausible that he is able to get a fair amount of receiving yards in, especially when I look at the rest of COL’s receivers, so Owens should be able to help in that asset. I’ve already talked about Forrest Gump with Toriki, blah blah blah, he is now #2 back, worse stats, still good, etc.. Sam Torenson was not worthy of the 1oa fantasy pick he received from many, and he had to share time with Fuzzy Dotson, who stole all his fantasy points. However, he still is future HOF’er Sam Torenson, so he will still be probably a 1000 yard runner, and should perform well, even with him losing time, and the improvement of the Philly air attack. Onto my players multi, Jamar Lackson. Jamar already has more TPE than Cardrissian, and a better build, so I think he will end up getting the lion's share of snaps this season, and with a rookie QB the possibilities are endless. Jamar has a very low floor, but a very high ceiling, and by the end of the season he very well might be a top 5 RB. But since this is his rookie season, and Cardrissian will still eat into his time, I have to put him lower. Tatsu Nakamura could be a player who shines in his 2nd season, but this pick is a large boom or bust pick, as he is now the #1 RB in OCO, but OCO RBs have been poor in the past. Bigby has been hit hard with regression, so I think OCO will use Nakamura more than they have used their RBs in the past. 9 may end up being a little too high for him, but I couldn't put a RB2 above him (besides Gump). Acura Skyline just won ROTY, and has only improved, while his QB has gotten much worse. YKW may turn into NOLA with their run game, and Skyline will steal all of Hanyadi’s TDs, just like last season and he should be a very solid player this season. Oh hey, I’m next. Dax Frost was a great player last season (just don't look at YPC) and made the Pro Bowl, however there was a major change in Sarasota, we finally got a competent QB! It just so happens that this QB is mobile, and we will have Banks running the ball, as well as the addition of Running Back in the draft acting like McTaco last season, sucking his TDs, don't expect Frost to be a bell cow this season. Baby Yoda is a cutie, and is one of the few RBs without a partner and RB2, however, his offense is air raid, and even without someone to steal touches last season, he could not eclipse 1000 yards. Yoda should still be a very solid pick, but don't expect him to be too amazing. Ruff Ruff is an interesting player to try to understand, he is IA, and only about 500 TPE, but last season he was competing for RBOTY until just the end of the season. His partner in crime Gucci has improved, but with his archetype I find it unlikely that he is to cut into Ruffs time too much. So why is Ruff so low? I think that Honolulu, in a season where there is a very small chance they do anything in the postseason, that they try to feed the ball to their active players, who Ruff is not one of, meaning Gucci’s player will get more yards than last season, and they may pass more to their 3 active WRs. Ruff could still wind up having an amazing season, but i'm not sure if he's a top pick. Everyone else is in the do not draft range, and should be serviceable backups, but not really quite a fantasy dominator.
WR
1. Saba Donut
2. Net Gaines
3. Nacho Varga
4. Jed Podolak
5. Rayne Gordon
6. Bender B. Rodriguez
7. Hugh Mongo
8. Sean O’Leary
9. William Lim
10. Ed Barker
11. Asher Quinn
12. Rod Tidwell
13. Deondre Thomas-Fox
14. Future Trunks
15. Randy Vuxta
16. Jah Bur’berry
17. Michael Witheblock
18. Action Jackson
19. Chris Kross
20. Thomas Passman
21. Tychondrius Hood
22. Nate Swift
Saba Donut should be the #1 WR in fantasy this season; Saba is a WR1 in an Air Raid offense, and should receive a ton of targets. He is S17, so is in his max TPE year, and Jay Cue is pretty much maxed as well. Net Gaines is in a similar situation as Donut, but his WR2 will steal a decent chunk of targets away from him. Easton Cole is still hecka good, and led Tidwell to a WROTY last season, and Net will step in as a WR1 and should basically get Tidwell's stats last season. Nacho Varga may be rated a little bit too highly, but I think Philly will air it out a little bit more this season. Phoenix is about to pass 1000 TPE, and Varga is still a WR over 1000 TPE, and should be a perfect combo. Jed Podolak at #4!? This is another bold pick, but the more I look at Honolulu’s roster, the more it makes sense. Corvo Havran is still kicking it, even this far into regression, and the rest of HON’s WRs aren't looking too hot; both other WRs are sub 500 TPE, as well as having the 90 speed, 100 hands arch, which is famous for not getting great stats. Meaning that Podolak should get a fair share of targets, and not many stolen from him. Rayne Gordon is next on my list, and is just about to pass 1000 TPE. Gordon is a very risky pick, as his QB is Dexter Banks, who recently position swapped, but as I said before in the QB section, Banks has pretty much all the important stuff maxed, and Rayne will get a breakout season. His other WR is only about 500 TPE, and then James Angler, who is playing at WR for a few formations, is sub 500 TPE, meaning Rayne should get a fair share of targets. Bender B. Rodriguez has been picked very high in fantasy groups this season, and I don't know why. Bender is a great player, but is on a team that will undoubtedly run the ball more with two amazing RBs, as well as a QB deeeeep in regression. YKW still has Nate Swift, as well as FA signee Action Jackson who will steal targets. All that said, Bender is still going to be a WR1 in an offense who will score a buttload of points, and will still be a viable fantasy threat. Hugh Mongo, OCOs #1 WR, is still kicking it, and is still a great player in a great offense. However, Jeffrey Phillips should receive most of OCOs targets, and Future Trunks will be able to snatch quite a few targets away from Mongo. Mongo is Armstrong's favorite target, and will be a decent WR this season, just dont pick him too early. Sean O’Leary, one of the player last season who was picked very early, is now at #8, coincidently his jersey number. O’Leary has a rookie QB under center, but the reason he is so high is because he is pretty much the only receiving threat in Chicago. O’Leary who is over 900 TPE and nearing 1000 is the best player in Chicago, and all other receiving threats are below 400 TPE. O’Leary should be a target machine in Chicago, and he may surprise some people this season. William Lim is only 500ish TPE, but his QB is the best in the league (TPE wise), and he is now the #1 WR in Colorado. Expect Lim to perform above his TPE level this season. Ed Barker is in a similar situation to Lim, except he is the only WR (sorry Alexander). Well, technically not the only, but with his co-wr being under 200 TPE, he might as well be. McCormick has stated that he will not be playing at WR this season (only in a few formations compared to all time like last season), which opens the door up for 550+ TPE Barker. Even with a team who runs the ball, being the #1 target will allow Barker to get the ball almost every time they pass, which is a great thing to have for fantasy. Asher Quinn is one of the last WR1’s on this list, but he should still be a solid option. Chika Fujiwara has enough TPE to throw the ball, at least moderately well, and Quinn should take over that WR1 role, and put up decent stats. Rod Tidwell won WROTY last season, but as a S15 player, was hit hard by regression, and lost his WR1 role to Net Gaines. That said, Austin is a team who will throw the rock a ton, and Tidwell should be able to steal targets from Gaines, and he is known for his insane YPC (Yards Per Catch), which makes less targets still equate to good seasons. After winning Breakout Player last season, Deondre Thomas-Fox now has to deal with a rookie QB, who is only at 500 TPE. However, the rest of SJS’s receiving core is very lackluster, so DTF should get most of the targets, but I just cant see him putting even close to last season’s numbers up with 500 TPE QB. Future Trunks is an emerging star from OCO, and should put up a season similar to Dexter Banks when he was still on OCO. Trunks still has Franklin “Sim God” Armstrong throwing to him, so I doubt he will have a bad season. That said he really shouldn't make a fantasy team, same as any of the remaining WR’s. Randy Vuxta could be a really big boom or bust pick. He's still behind old man Varga in Philly, but could see a increase in targets as he progresses this season. I think he could be a top tier fantasy WR next season, but right now, his TPE and offensive playbook wont allow for him to get a ton of receiving stats. Jah Bur’berry is in a similar situation to Vuxta, and very well could outperform Vuxta this season. Jah is a WR2 in an air raid offense, but unlike in Philly, Zona has a ton of receiving threats who could steal targets from him, Evans, Passman, and Fantasy Star Saba Donut all come to mind. Michael Witheblock is next on the list, and he is the perfect WR2 on an offense, but not quite what you want for fantasy production. Hes WR2 behind Rayne Gordon, and should still receive quite a bit of targets, however, he is in an offense who likes to run the ball, meaning his targets wont be quite as high as some others. Action Jackson had a career year alongside his SJS duo DTF, but this season decided to pursue FA. Jackson went to YKW, but as said before, they will most likely run the ball quite a bit this season, which lowers Jackson’s stock. Jackson is in a good WR core, which is good for the QB, but bad for Action’s personal stats. Chris Kross has an amazing name, and had he stayed active, could have been an amazing player. Kross went IA at about 500 TPE, which is a solid amount for a WR but he will not have a WR1 role, and S22 Kaepercolin will steal his targets more and more as the season progresses. Thomas Passman is in an interesting situation, and is a WR3 in an offense with a lot of weapons. However the Zona air raid make targets not as hard to get, therefore increasing Passman’s stock, that said, hes still a WR3, so probably a dont draft. Tychondrius Hood was the first offensive player picked in the S23 draft, and he has skill, unfortunately for him, his QB is also a rookie, albeit was sent down 1 season, so I don't expect Hood will have too good of a season. He is however, a WR2, which is better than pretty much anyone else. Nate Swift, oh how the mighty have fallen. Nearly winning WROTY last season, regression has taken its toll on Swift, as he now has a mere 600 TPE, and is the WR3 in YKW. I had to put him in this list since he was so good last season, but don't expect him to get anywhere close to those stats this season.
TE
1. Jeffrey Phillips
2. James Angler
3. Austin McCormick
4. Heath Evans
5. Peter Larson
6. Earl Sauce
7. Avon Blocksdale Jr.
8. Tree Gelbman
9. Daniel George
10. Leon McDavid
11. James Lewandowski
12. Clark Boyd
Woo! We made it to TE’s. I may differ from the usual rankings here, although very slightly. Jeffrey Phillips is the obvious #1 TE this season, as McCormick has said he will be playing more TE this season. Phillips is the #1 receiving threat under the Sim God Franklin Armstrong, and should easily be #1 TE this season. James Angler is a name that many of you have not seen this season in fantasy rankings, but he is one of a very small number of TEs who will be playing at WR. Angler is a player who may have slept into waivers, and unless you have Phillips (and maybe McCormick) drop your starter and get Angler. Austin McCormick was the consensus #1 TE last season, and will still be a viable option this season. In order to compete for awards, McCormick will be playing at TE more this season, but he should still get time in the slot to quench the receiving thirst. Heath Evans was a happy surprise last season at TE, and was arguably the best true TE (no playing at WR) last season. Evans still has the same QB, so expect him to have a similar season as S22. Peter Larson is in a similar situation as Evans, except Larson has more targets to fight with Net Gaines, Rod Tidwell, and even Eddie Jeeta possibly stealing targets from him. Earl Sauce aka Bagel, is a cutie, but maybe not a fantasy cutie. Last season he had one of the worst TE seasons in the league, and was a major disappointment in fantasy last season. In the Ultimus he was used more as a WR, but I doubt he is used as a WR in the regular season considering how many WRs Colorado now has. Avon Blocksdale Jr. is a very consistent player, and has made the Pro Bowl twice now, but that's in the NSFC, where TEs are not as good. Blocksdale should see in increase in targets as Phoenix starts passing more, but don't expect anything amazing from Blocksdale. Tree Gelbman is one of Chicago’s many Free Agent signings, and he should see a decent share of targets when you look at the rest of Chicago's roster, and receiving threats. Tree has the 2nd most TPE of any WR/TE (O’Leary in first) and I think Tree will see a fair bit of targets this season, although nothing too special. Daniel George is OCOs TE, and will have a role similar to Jammerson Irving’s role last season, which is not a bad spot to be in in any means. His TPE isn't amazing, but OCO is famous for having good TEs, so I wouldn't put it past them to make George perform admirably. Leon McDavid is SJS’s best TE and has very good TPE, but SJS’s QBs situation makes me question how good he will be this season. He could wind up being one of the better picks, seeing as SJS will have to have one TE be playing in the slot or at WR in some formations (only 2 WRs), but with their QB its too risky for me. James Lewandowski is Baltimore’s TE, and should receive a fair amount of targets since BAL’s WRs aren't too amazing, but since his QB is still pretty meh as far as TPE goes, hes a very risky pick if you decide to go that way. Clark Boyd, the steal of S22, just barely scrapes the list as a top 12 player. He's a TE on Sarasota, like Angler, but Boyd will be actually playing at TE. The fishies will be running the ball a fair amount, so don't expect Boyd to have too great of a season, but it wont be too bad either.
K
1. Dougie Smalls
2. Alex D
3. Alfredo Crisco
4. Jacob Small
5. Silver Banana
6. J.J. Jay-Jamison
7. Herbert Prohaska
8. ForThe Brand
9. Venus Powers
10. Lefty Lewis
11. Matthew McDairmid
12. Sam Sidekick
Dougie Smalls is the kicker for the best offense in the league, and he has over 500 TPE, which pretty much maxes him out for kicking. YKW offense will be lethal this season, and allow for Smalls to get plenty of FG opportunities, as well as extra points. Alex D has been the perennial #1 Fantasy K, but this season I think he will take a step back, as OCOs offense will take a step back (I think), but more so that YKW offense is just so dang good. Alex D is #2 in TPE for kickers, and won't miss many kicks, but Smalls will have more opportunities than Alex D, so he has the slight edge. Alfredo Crisco could end up moving up on this list, as Austin has a very dominant offense, and Crisco should see a very solid amount of chances to score. Jacob Small is a S22 rookie, but the Sarasota offense looks very good this season. Maybe not quite as good as Zona, but Zona’s kicker, J.J. has very low TPE, and will miss a fair amount of kicks. SAR has a good QB, a good WR, and a good RB, so they should have a good amount of points this season. Silver Banana is COL’s kicker, and if COL had better receiving threats, he may even have been top 4 or top 3. Banana is 4th in kicker TPE, and COL has a very solid offense, but their WRs scare me from him scoring too many fantasy points. Next is the man with too many J’s, J.J Jay-Jamison is a kicker for a very solid offense, but is one of the worst kickers (TPE wise) in the NSFL. Only Lefty Lewis has worse TPE than him. J.J. is lucky that he has one of, maybe the best, offense in the NSFL to carry him, and even though he will miss a ton, he will be in a position to make a ton as well. Herbert Prohaska, the man that brought pain to NOLA fans around the world last season, is now 7th best kicker. NOLA offense is just too good for me to put him any lower. ForThe Brand was amazing last season, but don't expect him to pull a repeat performance. Im only putting him this high because of how good he was last season, and he may end up being terrible this season, but hey, he isn't in the top 6 so you shouldn't have picked him anyways. Next up is the kicker TPE leader, Venus Powers. Powers has a ton of TPE, and has over 200 more TPE than 2nd best, the only bad thing about it, is that Powers is in one of the league's worst offenses, meaning that she will not have a ton of fantasy points this season. As stated before, Lefty Lewis has the worst TPE of any starting kicker in the league, however, Philly has a pretty decent offense to cover for him, and he should still be ok at kicking, but a player you really shouldn't touch in fantasy. Matthew McDairmid sucs lmap. Sam Sidekick is a lower TPE kicker, and in one of the lower tier offenses… Someone had to be 12th.
Defense
1. YKW
2. COL
3. OCO
4. NOLA
5. SAR
6. AZ
7. AUS
8. PHI
9. BAL
10. SJS
11. CHI
12. HON
We’re hitting the home stretch now! YKW defense has not 1, not 2, but 3 players over 1,000 TPE on defense. That is insane. Fantasy needs sacks, and turnovers, and YKWs SLB, and DL are some of the best, and with turnovers being pretty much entirely sim luck, YKW has the #1 slot. COL defense is next, and they could easily be #1, with #MoVP on the roster, anything is possible, and they have Bubba Thumper as well, who currently has the most TPE in the league. This COL defense has pretty much 0 holes, and is very scary to play against. OCO’s secondary, and really entire defense, is amazing. Their worst secondary player is better than quite a few teams #1 DB. SLB and DL are slightly lacking, but it will be hard to do anything in the passing game against these guys. NOLA, similar to OCO, has a very heckin good DB group, but not quite as good. NOLA also has very solid DL and LBs, and is a overall scary group. SAR defense is not often talked about as one of the best, but its very solid. I could be pulling a homer pick here, but their LBs are very solid, and have two 700+ TPE CBs. DL has a few rookies, but are still quite solid. Next, maybe surprisingly, is AZ defense. While still quite young, its strongest parts are at SLB, and DL, which generate the most fantasy points. AUS is very close behind them however, as Austin has a very good defense overall, however they are lacking at DT, and SLB, which hurts their fantasy points. All the other defenses are not draftable, and don't cross the top 6 (I think).
SLEEPERS
Here are some people who I think will have an amazing season, but may have fallen to waivers in your respective groups. I won't write about them, since I have already written about them previously on why I think they will be good, the | divides them into tiers.
QB: Dexter Banks | Brock Phoenix
RB: Julio Tirtawidjaja | Jamar Lackson | Tatsu Nakamura | Acura Skyline
WR: Sean O’Leary | Ed Barker | Asher Quinn | Rod Tidwell | Deondre Thomas-Fox | Future Trunks | Randy Vuxta
TE: James Angler | Avon Blocksdale | Leon McDavid |
K: Jacob Small | Alfredo Crisco | J.J Jay-Jamison
DEF: Sarasota | Arizona | Austin
And that is all, just a reminder that this is my opinion, and do not blame me if I have a player rated highly who end up being complete doodoo.
QB
1. Jay Cue
2. Easton Cole
3. Franklin Armstrong
4. Wolfie McDummy
5. Dexter Banks II
6. Brock Phoenix
7. Cooter Bigsby
8. Chika Fujiwara
9. Corvo Havran
10. George O’Donnell
11. Monty Jack
12. Stan Francisco
Jay Cue is my #1 QB this season in fantasy. Everything is set up for him to succeed, his receiver Saba Donut is entering his best season ever, Jay Cue has maxed nearly everything out on his player, and he is in an air raid offense. But wait! There's more! Cue has the mobile archetype, and he could easily compete with the other Mobile QB Banks, and the game manager archetype to get the most rushing yards for a QB. His passing attack may have the most yards as well, and with TDs being so fickle in the sim, going with Cue should be a solid option.
Easton Cole is my 2nd best QB, and yes, above Armstrong. Cole, similar to Cue, has threats around him to prove why he is one of the best QBs. Net Gaines is at about 900 TPE, and reigning WROTY Rod Tidwell is a shade under 800. Cole will also be able to gain quite a bit of rushing yards as well, as he has the game manager archetype with 79 speed. Remember that run against OCO last season? Yeah, the same QB is here.
Franklin Armstrong is hitting his 3rd year of regression, and while he is still above 1000 TPE and should perform quite well, I don't think he will be able to put up better numbers than either Cole or Cue. OCOs WR core isn't quite as nice as AZ’s or AUS’s, so I think Armstrong will be worse, but only slightly. The difference between the top 3 QBs is very small, so if your group is somehow still going (hecka slow guys) and your wondering if you should be the first to pick a QB, don't do it.
Wolfie McDummy is awesome, and his TPE proves it, however, when you look at his receiving threats, they are not as awesome. William Lim is someone I think will do good, maybe even good enough for Breakout Player OTY, but being at only 500ish TPE to start the season will set him back immensely. Earl Sauce may be used in a more of a WR format, but don't count on it, as he let us down last season immensely (sorry Bagel, ily). The WRs in COL wont have the hands that these other 3 QBs have, and COL should have a fearsome ground attack, with them now calling up Gilbert from Tijuana, I think they will run the ball more than they have in the past.
Dexter Banks II is my QB, and I have faith that he will perform well this season. “Position Switch QBs always suck” is true to an extent, but the last one to do it was Dan Wright, whos highest TPE was quite low for a QB, and had not good WRs for much of his career. When they finally had good WRs, see last season, where Wright nearly won Breakout Player OTY, en route to his best season ever. Fun Fact, Stan Francisco was a TE who had an amazing career, so position swaps can do well. Banks will have all his throwing stats maxed next update, and currently has 88 arm (90 MAX), 90 accuracy (90 MAX), 90 intelligence (90 MAX). I think it is safe to say he will have a solid season. Since Banks swapped from WR, his speed and agility are very high, along with endurace, so I see that he will have quite a bit of rushing yards as well. His TPE is still below most of the other QBs, so that's why I have him in 5th, but I could easily see him having one of the better QB seasons.
Brock Phoenix is a player who I think could compete for Breakout Player OTY. He is finally starting to hit that TPE Zone where he can be good without maxed TPE, and his WRs are improving as well, with Varga still competing with the best of them, even through regression, and their S20 first rounder Randy Vuxta making the leap, with a solid 3rd option at WR in Flash Panda, Phoenix could make some noise this season. The only reason I have him 6th is because his tpe is about 200 off of the others, and Philly still has future HOF’er Sam Torenson, who they will try to feed the ball to. This pick is a risky one, but could end up as one of the better QBs.
Cooter Bigsby’s last season may have been MVP Worthy, but don't expect him to repeat his performance. Regression hit hard this season to not only himself, but his favorite WR, Nate Swift. Bender B Rodrgiuez should step in nicely, but with them having the OPOTY and OROTY both in the backfield, I think they will run the ball down people's throats instead of the usual YKW Passing attack we are accustomed to.
Chika Fujiwara could be a sleeper, although still not someone you should take in fantasy. Chika’s user Starclown, will tell you that his throwing stats are equal to a game manager, which is true, but everything else is lackluster, and his TPE is still very low. Baltimore’s WRs are similar to COLs, albeit slightly better. I'm not sure what Baltimore will run this season, but expect them to air it out much more this season than last.
Corvo Havran is a very confusing QB to try to figure out. Last season I thought HON would throw the ball a ton, however they did not do that at all, and Ruff Ruff had his best season ever. With Jed Podolak improving still, I'm wondering if they decide to pass more, but with Havran hitting regression even harder, I doubt they decide to pass more now. Havran is probably not a player you should pick up.
George O’Donnell is Chicago’s newest QB, and if Chicago had any weapons outside of O’Leary on offense, I would have put him higher, but their 2nd WR is about equal to any other team's 3rd, and their 3rd WR would still be in the DSFL on any other team. The lack of receiving options outside of their #1 Target concerns me, and tbh anyone after Bigsby should be a no pick.
Monty Jack is only S22 and already in the NSFL, and the last QB to spend a season in the NSFL before coming up was Chika last season, so… I dont think his season will be anything to swoon over, moving on.
Stan Francisco is a QB, on a team that doesn't pass. Yes I know Stan has a lot of TPE, but NOLA has the best RB duo in the NSFL, and they may run DSFL strats with their OL and RB group, its nasty how good they are at running the ball. Stan also has very poor targets, and NOLA may have the worst WR Core in the league, excluding McCormick. Ed Barker followed by a player under 200 tpe is not very great.
And that's it for QBs, 1000+ words in already oh no
RB
1. Mako Mendonca
2. Mathias Hanyadi
3. Darrel Williams
4. Marcella Toriki
5. Julio Tirtawidjaja
6. Ashley Owens
7. Forrest Gump
8. Sam Torenson
9. Jamar Lackson
10. Tatsu Nakamura
11. Acura Skyline
12. Dax Frost
13. Baby Yoda
14. Ruff Ruff
15. Fuzzy Dotson
16. Ke?oke?o K?ne-Maika?i
17. Rando Cardrissian
18. Apollo Reed
19. Running Back
20. Kichwa Jones
21. Farley Hank
Since there's 21 RBs that you would maybe consider taking, I'm not going to do a post on each of them, since that would take ages to actually write, or maybe I will, who knows
Mako Mendonca and Mathias Hanyadi are the clear cut #1 and #2 backs, but Mako’s backup RB is worse than Hanyadis, so I think he will be used more than Hanyadi, but at the end of the season, either one could prove to be the better player. Darrel Williams’s running mate, Apollo Reed, has been hit with regression hard, and while he is nearly 500 tpe, its all speed and endurance, nothing else. Williams has hinted that he will get more of a role in the passing game, and with their QB still being relatively young, I expect Baltimore to continue to run the ball hard, and Williams should be a top back this season. Marcella Toriki, aka Bex, our lovely commissioner, is taking over the #1 spot in NOLA this season, and Gump will be the #1 back. With essentially the same build, Just swap Gump and Torikis stats last season, but with more running (regressing QB and all) and you have NOLAs RBs. Julio Tirtwidjaja may be a surprise at #5, seeing his TPE levels and all, but when you look close, Tirt is poised for a breakout campaign. Chicago's backup RB, Farley Hank, does not have a running build, and will likely be used scarcely, even if Chicago decides to go RBBC. Chicago has a rookie QB, terrible WRs (besides O’Leary) and will have to rely on the run game, and the back of Tirt to secure wins. Tirt should have a similar season to my own rookie season, but with a better YPC, and more yardage. Ashley Owens year after year perplexes me. Right after you think he is going to have his best season ever, he barely eclipses 1000 yards, I suppose that is the life of a receiving back archetype. His TPE is very high, but with McDummy at a high tpe, and with Gilbert and Vincent sneaking time in, I doubt that he will make it in the top 10 of rushing yards. However, as I said before, he is a receiving back, so I find it plausible that he is able to get a fair amount of receiving yards in, especially when I look at the rest of COL’s receivers, so Owens should be able to help in that asset. I’ve already talked about Forrest Gump with Toriki, blah blah blah, he is now #2 back, worse stats, still good, etc.. Sam Torenson was not worthy of the 1oa fantasy pick he received from many, and he had to share time with Fuzzy Dotson, who stole all his fantasy points. However, he still is future HOF’er Sam Torenson, so he will still be probably a 1000 yard runner, and should perform well, even with him losing time, and the improvement of the Philly air attack. Onto my players multi, Jamar Lackson. Jamar already has more TPE than Cardrissian, and a better build, so I think he will end up getting the lion's share of snaps this season, and with a rookie QB the possibilities are endless. Jamar has a very low floor, but a very high ceiling, and by the end of the season he very well might be a top 5 RB. But since this is his rookie season, and Cardrissian will still eat into his time, I have to put him lower. Tatsu Nakamura could be a player who shines in his 2nd season, but this pick is a large boom or bust pick, as he is now the #1 RB in OCO, but OCO RBs have been poor in the past. Bigby has been hit hard with regression, so I think OCO will use Nakamura more than they have used their RBs in the past. 9 may end up being a little too high for him, but I couldn't put a RB2 above him (besides Gump). Acura Skyline just won ROTY, and has only improved, while his QB has gotten much worse. YKW may turn into NOLA with their run game, and Skyline will steal all of Hanyadi’s TDs, just like last season and he should be a very solid player this season. Oh hey, I’m next. Dax Frost was a great player last season (just don't look at YPC) and made the Pro Bowl, however there was a major change in Sarasota, we finally got a competent QB! It just so happens that this QB is mobile, and we will have Banks running the ball, as well as the addition of Running Back in the draft acting like McTaco last season, sucking his TDs, don't expect Frost to be a bell cow this season. Baby Yoda is a cutie, and is one of the few RBs without a partner and RB2, however, his offense is air raid, and even without someone to steal touches last season, he could not eclipse 1000 yards. Yoda should still be a very solid pick, but don't expect him to be too amazing. Ruff Ruff is an interesting player to try to understand, he is IA, and only about 500 TPE, but last season he was competing for RBOTY until just the end of the season. His partner in crime Gucci has improved, but with his archetype I find it unlikely that he is to cut into Ruffs time too much. So why is Ruff so low? I think that Honolulu, in a season where there is a very small chance they do anything in the postseason, that they try to feed the ball to their active players, who Ruff is not one of, meaning Gucci’s player will get more yards than last season, and they may pass more to their 3 active WRs. Ruff could still wind up having an amazing season, but i'm not sure if he's a top pick. Everyone else is in the do not draft range, and should be serviceable backups, but not really quite a fantasy dominator.
WR
1. Saba Donut
2. Net Gaines
3. Nacho Varga
4. Jed Podolak
5. Rayne Gordon
6. Bender B. Rodriguez
7. Hugh Mongo
8. Sean O’Leary
9. William Lim
10. Ed Barker
11. Asher Quinn
12. Rod Tidwell
13. Deondre Thomas-Fox
14. Future Trunks
15. Randy Vuxta
16. Jah Bur’berry
17. Michael Witheblock
18. Action Jackson
19. Chris Kross
20. Thomas Passman
21. Tychondrius Hood
22. Nate Swift
Saba Donut should be the #1 WR in fantasy this season; Saba is a WR1 in an Air Raid offense, and should receive a ton of targets. He is S17, so is in his max TPE year, and Jay Cue is pretty much maxed as well. Net Gaines is in a similar situation as Donut, but his WR2 will steal a decent chunk of targets away from him. Easton Cole is still hecka good, and led Tidwell to a WROTY last season, and Net will step in as a WR1 and should basically get Tidwell's stats last season. Nacho Varga may be rated a little bit too highly, but I think Philly will air it out a little bit more this season. Phoenix is about to pass 1000 TPE, and Varga is still a WR over 1000 TPE, and should be a perfect combo. Jed Podolak at #4!? This is another bold pick, but the more I look at Honolulu’s roster, the more it makes sense. Corvo Havran is still kicking it, even this far into regression, and the rest of HON’s WRs aren't looking too hot; both other WRs are sub 500 TPE, as well as having the 90 speed, 100 hands arch, which is famous for not getting great stats. Meaning that Podolak should get a fair share of targets, and not many stolen from him. Rayne Gordon is next on my list, and is just about to pass 1000 TPE. Gordon is a very risky pick, as his QB is Dexter Banks, who recently position swapped, but as I said before in the QB section, Banks has pretty much all the important stuff maxed, and Rayne will get a breakout season. His other WR is only about 500 TPE, and then James Angler, who is playing at WR for a few formations, is sub 500 TPE, meaning Rayne should get a fair share of targets. Bender B. Rodriguez has been picked very high in fantasy groups this season, and I don't know why. Bender is a great player, but is on a team that will undoubtedly run the ball more with two amazing RBs, as well as a QB deeeeep in regression. YKW still has Nate Swift, as well as FA signee Action Jackson who will steal targets. All that said, Bender is still going to be a WR1 in an offense who will score a buttload of points, and will still be a viable fantasy threat. Hugh Mongo, OCOs #1 WR, is still kicking it, and is still a great player in a great offense. However, Jeffrey Phillips should receive most of OCOs targets, and Future Trunks will be able to snatch quite a few targets away from Mongo. Mongo is Armstrong's favorite target, and will be a decent WR this season, just dont pick him too early. Sean O’Leary, one of the player last season who was picked very early, is now at #8, coincidently his jersey number. O’Leary has a rookie QB under center, but the reason he is so high is because he is pretty much the only receiving threat in Chicago. O’Leary who is over 900 TPE and nearing 1000 is the best player in Chicago, and all other receiving threats are below 400 TPE. O’Leary should be a target machine in Chicago, and he may surprise some people this season. William Lim is only 500ish TPE, but his QB is the best in the league (TPE wise), and he is now the #1 WR in Colorado. Expect Lim to perform above his TPE level this season. Ed Barker is in a similar situation to Lim, except he is the only WR (sorry Alexander). Well, technically not the only, but with his co-wr being under 200 TPE, he might as well be. McCormick has stated that he will not be playing at WR this season (only in a few formations compared to all time like last season), which opens the door up for 550+ TPE Barker. Even with a team who runs the ball, being the #1 target will allow Barker to get the ball almost every time they pass, which is a great thing to have for fantasy. Asher Quinn is one of the last WR1’s on this list, but he should still be a solid option. Chika Fujiwara has enough TPE to throw the ball, at least moderately well, and Quinn should take over that WR1 role, and put up decent stats. Rod Tidwell won WROTY last season, but as a S15 player, was hit hard by regression, and lost his WR1 role to Net Gaines. That said, Austin is a team who will throw the rock a ton, and Tidwell should be able to steal targets from Gaines, and he is known for his insane YPC (Yards Per Catch), which makes less targets still equate to good seasons. After winning Breakout Player last season, Deondre Thomas-Fox now has to deal with a rookie QB, who is only at 500 TPE. However, the rest of SJS’s receiving core is very lackluster, so DTF should get most of the targets, but I just cant see him putting even close to last season’s numbers up with 500 TPE QB. Future Trunks is an emerging star from OCO, and should put up a season similar to Dexter Banks when he was still on OCO. Trunks still has Franklin “Sim God” Armstrong throwing to him, so I doubt he will have a bad season. That said he really shouldn't make a fantasy team, same as any of the remaining WR’s. Randy Vuxta could be a really big boom or bust pick. He's still behind old man Varga in Philly, but could see a increase in targets as he progresses this season. I think he could be a top tier fantasy WR next season, but right now, his TPE and offensive playbook wont allow for him to get a ton of receiving stats. Jah Bur’berry is in a similar situation to Vuxta, and very well could outperform Vuxta this season. Jah is a WR2 in an air raid offense, but unlike in Philly, Zona has a ton of receiving threats who could steal targets from him, Evans, Passman, and Fantasy Star Saba Donut all come to mind. Michael Witheblock is next on the list, and he is the perfect WR2 on an offense, but not quite what you want for fantasy production. Hes WR2 behind Rayne Gordon, and should still receive quite a bit of targets, however, he is in an offense who likes to run the ball, meaning his targets wont be quite as high as some others. Action Jackson had a career year alongside his SJS duo DTF, but this season decided to pursue FA. Jackson went to YKW, but as said before, they will most likely run the ball quite a bit this season, which lowers Jackson’s stock. Jackson is in a good WR core, which is good for the QB, but bad for Action’s personal stats. Chris Kross has an amazing name, and had he stayed active, could have been an amazing player. Kross went IA at about 500 TPE, which is a solid amount for a WR but he will not have a WR1 role, and S22 Kaepercolin will steal his targets more and more as the season progresses. Thomas Passman is in an interesting situation, and is a WR3 in an offense with a lot of weapons. However the Zona air raid make targets not as hard to get, therefore increasing Passman’s stock, that said, hes still a WR3, so probably a dont draft. Tychondrius Hood was the first offensive player picked in the S23 draft, and he has skill, unfortunately for him, his QB is also a rookie, albeit was sent down 1 season, so I don't expect Hood will have too good of a season. He is however, a WR2, which is better than pretty much anyone else. Nate Swift, oh how the mighty have fallen. Nearly winning WROTY last season, regression has taken its toll on Swift, as he now has a mere 600 TPE, and is the WR3 in YKW. I had to put him in this list since he was so good last season, but don't expect him to get anywhere close to those stats this season.
TE
1. Jeffrey Phillips
2. James Angler
3. Austin McCormick
4. Heath Evans
5. Peter Larson
6. Earl Sauce
7. Avon Blocksdale Jr.
8. Tree Gelbman
9. Daniel George
10. Leon McDavid
11. James Lewandowski
12. Clark Boyd
Woo! We made it to TE’s. I may differ from the usual rankings here, although very slightly. Jeffrey Phillips is the obvious #1 TE this season, as McCormick has said he will be playing more TE this season. Phillips is the #1 receiving threat under the Sim God Franklin Armstrong, and should easily be #1 TE this season. James Angler is a name that many of you have not seen this season in fantasy rankings, but he is one of a very small number of TEs who will be playing at WR. Angler is a player who may have slept into waivers, and unless you have Phillips (and maybe McCormick) drop your starter and get Angler. Austin McCormick was the consensus #1 TE last season, and will still be a viable option this season. In order to compete for awards, McCormick will be playing at TE more this season, but he should still get time in the slot to quench the receiving thirst. Heath Evans was a happy surprise last season at TE, and was arguably the best true TE (no playing at WR) last season. Evans still has the same QB, so expect him to have a similar season as S22. Peter Larson is in a similar situation as Evans, except Larson has more targets to fight with Net Gaines, Rod Tidwell, and even Eddie Jeeta possibly stealing targets from him. Earl Sauce aka Bagel, is a cutie, but maybe not a fantasy cutie. Last season he had one of the worst TE seasons in the league, and was a major disappointment in fantasy last season. In the Ultimus he was used more as a WR, but I doubt he is used as a WR in the regular season considering how many WRs Colorado now has. Avon Blocksdale Jr. is a very consistent player, and has made the Pro Bowl twice now, but that's in the NSFC, where TEs are not as good. Blocksdale should see in increase in targets as Phoenix starts passing more, but don't expect anything amazing from Blocksdale. Tree Gelbman is one of Chicago’s many Free Agent signings, and he should see a decent share of targets when you look at the rest of Chicago's roster, and receiving threats. Tree has the 2nd most TPE of any WR/TE (O’Leary in first) and I think Tree will see a fair bit of targets this season, although nothing too special. Daniel George is OCOs TE, and will have a role similar to Jammerson Irving’s role last season, which is not a bad spot to be in in any means. His TPE isn't amazing, but OCO is famous for having good TEs, so I wouldn't put it past them to make George perform admirably. Leon McDavid is SJS’s best TE and has very good TPE, but SJS’s QBs situation makes me question how good he will be this season. He could wind up being one of the better picks, seeing as SJS will have to have one TE be playing in the slot or at WR in some formations (only 2 WRs), but with their QB its too risky for me. James Lewandowski is Baltimore’s TE, and should receive a fair amount of targets since BAL’s WRs aren't too amazing, but since his QB is still pretty meh as far as TPE goes, hes a very risky pick if you decide to go that way. Clark Boyd, the steal of S22, just barely scrapes the list as a top 12 player. He's a TE on Sarasota, like Angler, but Boyd will be actually playing at TE. The fishies will be running the ball a fair amount, so don't expect Boyd to have too great of a season, but it wont be too bad either.
K
1. Dougie Smalls
2. Alex D
3. Alfredo Crisco
4. Jacob Small
5. Silver Banana
6. J.J. Jay-Jamison
7. Herbert Prohaska
8. ForThe Brand
9. Venus Powers
10. Lefty Lewis
11. Matthew McDairmid
12. Sam Sidekick
Dougie Smalls is the kicker for the best offense in the league, and he has over 500 TPE, which pretty much maxes him out for kicking. YKW offense will be lethal this season, and allow for Smalls to get plenty of FG opportunities, as well as extra points. Alex D has been the perennial #1 Fantasy K, but this season I think he will take a step back, as OCOs offense will take a step back (I think), but more so that YKW offense is just so dang good. Alex D is #2 in TPE for kickers, and won't miss many kicks, but Smalls will have more opportunities than Alex D, so he has the slight edge. Alfredo Crisco could end up moving up on this list, as Austin has a very dominant offense, and Crisco should see a very solid amount of chances to score. Jacob Small is a S22 rookie, but the Sarasota offense looks very good this season. Maybe not quite as good as Zona, but Zona’s kicker, J.J. has very low TPE, and will miss a fair amount of kicks. SAR has a good QB, a good WR, and a good RB, so they should have a good amount of points this season. Silver Banana is COL’s kicker, and if COL had better receiving threats, he may even have been top 4 or top 3. Banana is 4th in kicker TPE, and COL has a very solid offense, but their WRs scare me from him scoring too many fantasy points. Next is the man with too many J’s, J.J Jay-Jamison is a kicker for a very solid offense, but is one of the worst kickers (TPE wise) in the NSFL. Only Lefty Lewis has worse TPE than him. J.J. is lucky that he has one of, maybe the best, offense in the NSFL to carry him, and even though he will miss a ton, he will be in a position to make a ton as well. Herbert Prohaska, the man that brought pain to NOLA fans around the world last season, is now 7th best kicker. NOLA offense is just too good for me to put him any lower. ForThe Brand was amazing last season, but don't expect him to pull a repeat performance. Im only putting him this high because of how good he was last season, and he may end up being terrible this season, but hey, he isn't in the top 6 so you shouldn't have picked him anyways. Next up is the kicker TPE leader, Venus Powers. Powers has a ton of TPE, and has over 200 more TPE than 2nd best, the only bad thing about it, is that Powers is in one of the league's worst offenses, meaning that she will not have a ton of fantasy points this season. As stated before, Lefty Lewis has the worst TPE of any starting kicker in the league, however, Philly has a pretty decent offense to cover for him, and he should still be ok at kicking, but a player you really shouldn't touch in fantasy. Matthew McDairmid sucs lmap. Sam Sidekick is a lower TPE kicker, and in one of the lower tier offenses… Someone had to be 12th.
Defense
1. YKW
2. COL
3. OCO
4. NOLA
5. SAR
6. AZ
7. AUS
8. PHI
9. BAL
10. SJS
11. CHI
12. HON
We’re hitting the home stretch now! YKW defense has not 1, not 2, but 3 players over 1,000 TPE on defense. That is insane. Fantasy needs sacks, and turnovers, and YKWs SLB, and DL are some of the best, and with turnovers being pretty much entirely sim luck, YKW has the #1 slot. COL defense is next, and they could easily be #1, with #MoVP on the roster, anything is possible, and they have Bubba Thumper as well, who currently has the most TPE in the league. This COL defense has pretty much 0 holes, and is very scary to play against. OCO’s secondary, and really entire defense, is amazing. Their worst secondary player is better than quite a few teams #1 DB. SLB and DL are slightly lacking, but it will be hard to do anything in the passing game against these guys. NOLA, similar to OCO, has a very heckin good DB group, but not quite as good. NOLA also has very solid DL and LBs, and is a overall scary group. SAR defense is not often talked about as one of the best, but its very solid. I could be pulling a homer pick here, but their LBs are very solid, and have two 700+ TPE CBs. DL has a few rookies, but are still quite solid. Next, maybe surprisingly, is AZ defense. While still quite young, its strongest parts are at SLB, and DL, which generate the most fantasy points. AUS is very close behind them however, as Austin has a very good defense overall, however they are lacking at DT, and SLB, which hurts their fantasy points. All the other defenses are not draftable, and don't cross the top 6 (I think).
SLEEPERS
Here are some people who I think will have an amazing season, but may have fallen to waivers in your respective groups. I won't write about them, since I have already written about them previously on why I think they will be good, the | divides them into tiers.
QB: Dexter Banks | Brock Phoenix
RB: Julio Tirtawidjaja | Jamar Lackson | Tatsu Nakamura | Acura Skyline
WR: Sean O’Leary | Ed Barker | Asher Quinn | Rod Tidwell | Deondre Thomas-Fox | Future Trunks | Randy Vuxta
TE: James Angler | Avon Blocksdale | Leon McDavid |
K: Jacob Small | Alfredo Crisco | J.J Jay-Jamison
DEF: Sarasota | Arizona | Austin
And that is all, just a reminder that this is my opinion, and do not blame me if I have a player rated highly who end up being complete doodoo.