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The average exposure to a player is about 8.3 percent, taking someone once every 12 drafts. Below, you can see how to translate our rating system to our ideal player exposures.
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Rating |
Exposure |
1 |
Under 2% |
1.5 |
2%-3% |
2 |
4%-5% |
2.5 |
6%-6.9% |
3 |
7%-9% |
3.5 |
10%-12% |
4 |
13%-15% |
4.5 |
16%-20% |
5 |
Over 20% |
Underdog Top 250 2.0
Players 1-25
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
1 |
Justin Jefferson |
1.1 |
3 |
WR1 |
Minnesota Vikings |
2 |
Ja'Marr Chase |
2.1 |
3.5 |
WR2 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
3 |
Tyreek Hill |
3.7 |
3 |
WR3 |
Miami Dolphins |
4 |
Christian McCaffrey |
4.4 |
3 |
RB1 |
San Francisco 49ers |
5 |
Cooper Kupp |
4.6 |
3 |
WR4 |
Los Angeles Rams |
6 |
Travis Kelce |
6.6 |
3 |
TE1 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
7 |
Stefon Diggs |
7.7 |
3 |
WR5 |
Buffalo Bills |
8 |
A.J. Brown |
8.1 |
3 |
WR6 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
9 |
Austin Ekeler |
9.2 |
2.5 |
RB2 |
Los Angeles Chargers |
10 |
Bijan Robinson |
9.9 |
2.5 |
RB3 |
Atlanta Falcons |
11 |
CeeDee Lamb |
10.5 |
3 |
WR7 |
Dallas Cowboys |
12 |
Davante Adams |
13 |
2 |
WR8 |
Las Vegas Raiders |
13 |
Garrett Wilson |
13.1 |
3 |
WR9 |
NY Jets |
14 |
Amon-Ra St. Brown |
13.7 |
3 |
WR10 |
Detroit Lions |
15 |
Jaylen Waddle |
15.8 |
3 |
WR11 |
Miami Dolphins |
16 |
Jonathan Taylor |
16.5 |
2.5 |
RB4 |
Indianapolis Colts |
17 |
Nick Chubb |
17.9 |
3 |
RB5 |
Cleveland Browns |
18 |
Saquon Barkley |
18.6 |
3 |
RB6 |
NY Giants |
19 |
Chris Olave |
19 |
3 |
WR12 |
New Orleans Saints |
20 |
DeVonta Smith |
20.4 |
3 |
WR13 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
21 |
Patrick Mahomes |
21.1 |
2.5 |
QB1 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
22 |
Tee Higgins |
22 |
2.5 |
WR14 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
23 |
Tony Pollard |
22.6 |
3 |
RB7 |
Dallas Cowboys |
24 |
Jalen Hurts |
24.7 |
2.5 |
QB2 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
25 |
Derrick Henry |
25.3 |
2.5 |
RB8 |
Tennessee Titans |
- Bijan Robinson: We like Robinson, but he should be in that Taylor, Barkley, Chubb cluster.
- Davante Adams: He’ll turn 31 this December, and Jimmy Garoppolo has the lowest ceiling of any quarterback Adams has played with.
- Jonathan Taylor: We expect Taylor to be better than he was last season, but Anthony Richardson will siphon scoring zone opportunities. We slightly prefer Chubb and Barkley.
- Tony Pollard: If the Cowboys bring back Ezekiel Elliott, we could see Pollard’s ADP dip into the early third round. He’s still a high-upside option in that scenario.
- Jalen Hurts: The ADPs for the elite quarterbacks have been slowly receding, but it’s more difficult to stack Hurts with DeVonta Smith unless Hurts slides.
Players 26-50
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
26 |
Josh Allen |
27.1 |
2.5 |
QB3 |
Buffalo Bills |
27 |
Rhamondre Stevenson |
27.6 |
3 |
RB9 |
New England Patriots |
28 |
Josh Jacobs |
27.8 |
2.5 |
RB10 |
Las Vegas Raiders |
29 |
DK Metcalf |
28.1 |
3 |
WR15 |
Seattle Seahawks |
30 |
Mark Andrews |
30.6 |
3 |
TE2 |
Baltimore Ravens |
31 |
Breece Hall |
31 |
3 |
RB11 |
NY Jets |
32 |
Calvin Ridley |
31.3 |
3 |
WR16 |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
33 |
Lamar Jackson |
34.1 |
2.5 |
QB4 |
Baltimore Ravens |
34 |
Deebo Samuel |
34.2 |
2 |
WR17 |
San Francisco 49ers |
35 |
Amari Cooper |
34.4 |
3 |
WR18 |
Cleveland Browns |
36 |
Najee Harris |
37.1 |
3 |
RB12 |
Pittsburgh Steelers |
37 |
Keenan Allen |
38 |
2.5 |
WR19 |
Los Angeles Chargers |
38 |
Travis Etienne |
39.3 |
2.5 |
RB13 |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
39 |
DeAndre Hopkins |
39.4 |
2.5 |
WR20 |
Free Agent |
40 |
Christian Watson |
39.8 |
3 |
WR21 |
Green Bay Packers |
41 |
Jahmyr Gibbs |
41 |
2.5 |
RB14 |
Detroit Lions |
42 |
Jerry Jeudy |
41.4 |
3 |
WR22 |
Denver Broncos |
43 |
Drake London |
43.7 |
3 |
WR23 |
Atlanta Falcons |
44 |
Mike Williams |
44.3 |
2.5 |
WR24 |
Los Angeles Chargers |
45 |
Terry McLaurin |
45 |
3 |
WR25 |
Washington Commanders |
46 |
Joe Burrow |
45.9 |
2.5 |
QB5 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
47 |
DJ Moore |
47.1 |
2.5 |
WR26 |
Chicago Bears |
48 |
Christian Kirk |
48.2 |
3 |
WR27 |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
49 |
Justin Fields |
48.6 |
2.5 |
QB6 |
Chicago Bears |
50 |
T.J. Hockenson |
50.9 |
3 |
TE3 |
Minnesota Vikings |
- Josh Allen: Allen has been available around pick 30 in recent drafts.
- Josh Jacobs: He led the league in touches last year and plays for a Las Vegas Raiders team likely to struggle.
- Deebo Samuel: Samuel has unique spike-week potential, but San Francisco has a ton of target competition. Christian McCaffrey and Elijah Mitchell greatly reduce the need for Samuel to see significant volume in the run game.
- Keenan Allen: Allen is a better full points per reception (PPR) fantasy option than he is in half PPR.
- Travis Etienne: He’s been steadily sliding since the NFL Draft, making him a player to take when you can get him at a value.
- Jahmyr Gibbs: The Detroit Lions’ rookie runner could be a major asset in the passing game, making him more appealing in full PPR on DraftKings.
- Joe Burrow: He becomes a target when stacking with Ja’Marr Chase or Tee Higgins.
Players 51-75
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
51 |
Kenneth Walker |
52 |
3 |
RB15 |
Seattle Seahawks |
52 |
Joe Mixon |
52.8 |
3 |
RB16 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
53 |
Chris Godwin |
54.2 |
2.5 |
WR28 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
54 |
Aaron Jones |
54.5 |
2.5 |
RB17 |
Green Bay Packers |
55 |
Justin Herbert |
55.1 |
2.5 |
QB7 |
Los Angeles Chargers |
56 |
Brandon Aiyuk |
55.5 |
2.5 |
WR29 |
San Francisco 49ers |
57 |
J.K. Dobbins |
56.6 |
3 |
RB18 |
Baltimore Ravens |
58 |
Michael Pittman |
58.3 |
2.5 |
WR30 |
Indianapolis Colts |
59 |
George Kittle |
60 |
3 |
TE4 |
San Francisco 49ers |
60 |
Jaxon Smith-Njigba |
60.2 |
2 |
WR31 |
Seattle Seahawks |
61 |
Marquise Brown |
61.1 |
2.5 |
WR32 |
Arizona Cardinals |
62 |
Miles Sanders |
62.9 |
2 |
RB19 |
Carolina Panthers |
63 |
Tyler Lockett |
63.5 |
2.5 |
WR33 |
Seattle Seahawks |
64 |
Alexander Mattison |
65.1 |
2.5 |
RB20 |
Minnesota Vikings |
65 |
Dameon Pierce |
66 |
3 |
RB21 |
Houston Texans |
66 |
Trevor Lawrence |
66.9 |
2.5 |
QB8 |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
67 |
Mike Evans |
67.1 |
2.5 |
WR34 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
68 |
Diontae Johnson |
67.2 |
3 |
WR35 |
Pittsburgh Steelers |
69 |
Kyle Pitts |
68.4 |
3 |
TE5 |
Atlanta Falcons |
70 |
Jordan Addison |
69.9 |
3 |
WR36 |
Minnesota Vikings |
71 |
Treylon Burks |
70.2 |
3 |
WR37 |
Tennessee Titans |
72 |
Dallas Goedert |
71.9 |
2 |
TE6 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
73 |
Kadarius Toney |
72 |
2.5 |
WR38 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
74 |
George Pickens |
73.7 |
2 |
WR39 |
Pittsburgh Steelers |
75 |
Jahan Dotson |
75.8 |
3 |
WR40 |
Washington Commanders |
- Joe Mixon: He’s a better value on Underdog than on DraftKings. Early in the offseason, there was considerable doubt Mixon would be the Cincinnati Bengals’ lead runner. Those concerns have lessened in recent weeks.
- Chris Godwin: Volatile quarterback play is the only reason Godwin isn’t an auto-pick at his current ADP.
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba: Smith-Njigba is a much better buy on DraftKings, where he’s consistently available in the mid-70s.
- Miles Sanders: He’s never had a true workhorse role, and Carolina’s supporting cast is significantly worse than Philadelphia’s.
- Diontae Johnson: His ADP has steadily crept up. Consider him in the mid-50s on Underdog.
- George Pickens: He’s a talented player in a mediocre offense. Pickens is going ahead of several pass catchers we’d draft instead of him.
Players 76-100
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
76 |
D'Andre Swift |
76.1 |
3 |
RB22 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
77 |
Cam Akers |
77.1 |
3 |
RB23 |
Los Angeles Rams |
78 |
Gabe Davis |
77.9 |
3 |
WR41 |
Buffalo Bills |
79 |
Dalvin Cook |
78.9 |
3 |
RB24 |
Free Agent |
80 |
Isiah Pacheco |
80.9 |
2.5 |
RB25 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
81 |
Quentin Johnston |
81.3 |
3 |
WR42 |
Los Angeles Chargers |
82 |
Darren Waller |
82.3 |
3.5 |
TE7 |
NY Giants |
83 |
Brandin Cooks |
82.4 |
3 |
WR43 |
Dallas Cowboys |
84 |
Deshaun Watson |
83.6 |
3.5 |
QB9 |
Cleveland Browns |
85 |
Rashod Bateman |
85.5 |
2.5 |
WR44 |
Baltimore Ravens |
86 |
Rachaad White |
85.7 |
2.5 |
RB26 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
87 |
James Conner |
87.7 |
2.5 |
RB27 |
Arizona Cardinals |
88 |
David Montgomery |
87.9 |
3.5 |
RB28 |
Detroit Lions |
89 |
Elijah Moore |
88.3 |
3 |
WR45 |
Cleveland Browns |
90 |
Zay Flowers |
89.8 |
2.5 |
WR46 |
Baltimore Ravens |
91 |
Michael Thomas |
92.4 |
2.5 |
WR47 |
New Orleans Saints |
92 |
Courtland Sutton |
93.6 |
2.5 |
WR48 |
Denver Broncos |
93 |
Javonte Williams |
93.8 |
2 |
RB29 |
Denver Broncos |
94 |
Evan Engram |
94.9 |
2.5 |
TE8 |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
95 |
James Cook |
96.5 |
3 |
RB30 |
Buffalo Bills |
96 |
Jameson Williams |
96.9 |
3 |
WR49 |
Detroit Lions |
97 |
Anthony Richardson |
97 |
2.5 |
QB10 |
Indianapolis Colts |
98 |
Tua Tagovailoa |
98.5 |
3 |
QB11 |
Miami Dolphins |
99 |
Dak Prescott |
100.3 |
3 |
QB12 |
Dallas Cowboys |
100 |
Alvin Kamara |
101.5 |
3 |
RB31 |
New Orleans Saints |
- D’Andre Swift: If you’re looking for a home run swing running back option with an affordable cost, Swift should be at the top of your list. To frame that another way, if you’re looking for “this year’s Josh Jacobs,” Swift is in that conversation. Swift is being selected more than a full round earlier on DraftKings.
- Dalvin Cook: If Cook lands with the Miami Dolphins or another potent offense where he could be the lead runner, his ADP could rise two or three rounds. If he signs with a team like the Dallas Cowboys or Los Angeles Chargers where he’ll be a complementary runner, his ADP probably won’t dip further than it already has.
- Darren Waller: You can get Waller at a significantly better cost on Underdog than on DraftKings.
- David Montgomery: Jamaal Williams breached 1,000 yards rushing and led the league in rushing touchdowns last season. Montgomery has stand-alone value in that Williams-type role, and Montgomery could become a league winner if Gibbs misses time.
- Michael Thomas: He is a major risk versus reward decision. If Thomas returns to form, he’ll be an absolute smash at his current ADP. He’s played in 10 NFL games since 2020, so the downside is massive.
- Javonte Williams: Injury uncertainty makes Williams a player to avoid. That said, his Week 17 matchup against the Chargers’ non-existent run defense makes him a potential low advance rate option who could be in Best Ball Mania IV’s winning lineup.
- Anthony Richardson: You can get several more stable, high-quality quarterback options after Richardson. Richardson’s rushing upside makes him a slate-breaker, and he’ll face the Raiders in Week 17.
- Alvin Kamara: We won’t know if Kamara will miss time due to suspension for at least another month. But if you’re going to target Kamara, and we do in certain situations, he’s a better value on Underdog.
Players 101-125
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
101 |
Zach Charbonnet |
102.1 |
3 |
RB32 |
Seattle Seahawks |
102 |
JuJu Smith-Schuster |
102.5 |
2 |
WR50 |
New England Patriots |
103 |
David Njoku |
103.4 |
3 |
TE9 |
Cleveland Browns |
104 |
A.J. Dillon |
103.8 |
3 |
RB33 |
Green Bay Packers |
105 |
Samaje Perine |
106.4 |
3.5 |
RB34 |
Denver Broncos |
106 |
Pat Freiermuth |
106.7 |
2.5 |
TE10 |
Pittsburgh Steelers |
107 |
Tyler Boyd |
107.8 |
2.5 |
WR51 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
108 |
Brian Robinson |
107.9 |
3 |
RB35 |
Washington Commanders |
109 |
Allen Lazard |
107.9 |
2 |
WR52 |
NY Jets |
110 |
Kirk Cousins |
109.5 |
3 |
QB13 |
Minnesota Vikings |
111 |
Antonio Gibson |
111 |
3.5 |
RB36 |
Washington Commanders |
112 |
Daniel Jones |
112.1 |
3.5 |
QB14 |
NY Giants |
113 |
Odell Beckham |
112.1 |
2.5 |
WR53 |
Baltimore Ravens |
114 |
Geno Smith |
114 |
3 |
QB15 |
Seattle Seahawks |
115 |
Rashaad Penny |
114.9 |
2.5 |
RB37 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
116 |
Damien Harris |
115.9 |
3.5 |
RB38 |
Buffalo Bills |
117 |
Devon Achane |
117.9 |
3 |
RB39 |
Miami Dolphins |
118 |
Jakobi Meyers |
118.3 |
3 |
WR54 |
Las Vegas Raiders |
119 |
Zay Jones |
119.1 |
2.5 |
WR55 |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
120 |
Aaron Rodgers |
119.2 |
3 |
QB16 |
NY Jets |
121 |
Skyy Moore |
121.5 |
2.5 |
WR56 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
122 |
Khalil Herbert |
122.2 |
2.5 |
RB40 |
Chicago Bears |
123 |
Elijah Mitchell |
123.3 |
3 |
RB41 |
San Francisco 49ers |
124 |
Darnell Mooney |
124.8 |
2 |
WR57 |
Chicago Bears |
125 |
Dalton Kincaid |
126 |
2.5 |
TE11 |
Buffalo Bills |
- JuJu Smith-Schuster: His landing spot could have been worse, but recent news indicates he still has lingering knee issues. He should be avoided until there is more clarity regarding his status.
- Samaje Perine: If you intend to be light on Javonte Williams, you should be a little heavy on Perine.
- Allen Lazard: We saw Lazard’s ceiling in Green Bay last season, and it was underwhelming.
- Brian Robinson: If you’re bullish on Robinson, he’s better suited for half PPR, and he’s cheaper on Underdog.
- Daniel Jones: If you are looking for a quarterback with significant rushing upside, Jones is the last one available who’s an unquestioned starter.
- Damien Harris: Until Cook signs with a team, we’re taking our foot off the gas with Harris.
- Skyy Moore: We drafted Moore early in the process when he was available at a value. Now, he’s more of a stacking option.
- Dalton Kincaid: His ADP is starting to fall, and he’s beginning to slide a round or more in some drafts.
Players 126-150
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
126 |
Jamaal Williams |
127.3 |
3 |
RB42 |
New Orleans Saints |
127 |
Jared Goff |
127.8 |
2.5 |
QB17 |
Detroit Lions |
128 |
Jerick McKinnon |
127.8 |
3 |
RB43 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
129 |
Michael Gallup |
128.2 |
3 |
WR58 |
Dallas Cowboys |
130 |
Chigoziem Okonkwo |
131 |
3 |
TE12 |
Tennessee Titans |
131 |
Russell Wilson |
132.4 |
3.5 |
QB18 |
Denver Broncos |
132 |
Jonathan Mingo |
132.5 |
2.5 |
WR59 |
Carolina Panthers |
133 |
Romeo Doubs |
133.2 |
2 |
WR60 |
Green Bay Packers |
134 |
Rashee Rice |
134.5 |
3 |
WR61 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
135 |
Rondale Moore |
134.8 |
3 |
WR62 |
Arizona Cardinals |
136 |
Kendre Miller |
135.3 |
3 |
RB44 |
New Orleans Saints |
137 |
Dalton Schultz |
136.5 |
2.5 |
TE13 |
Houston Texans |
138 |
Nico Collins |
137.2 |
3.5 |
WR63 |
Houston Texans |
139 |
Adam Thielen |
139.2 |
1.5 |
WR64 |
Carolina Panthers |
140 |
Jaylen Warren |
139.6 |
3.5 |
RB45 |
Pittsburgh Steelers |
141 |
Greg Dulcich |
140.1 |
4 |
TE14 |
Denver Broncos |
142 |
Tank Bigsby |
142.5 |
3 |
RB46 |
Jacksonville Jaguars |
143 |
Cole Kmet |
143.7 |
2 |
TE15 |
Chicago Bears |
144 |
Alec Pierce |
145.3 |
2 |
WR65 |
Indianapolis Colts |
145 |
Derek Carr |
145.6 |
2.5 |
QB19 |
New Orleans Saints |
146 |
Roschon Johnson |
147.6 |
3 |
RB47 |
Chicago Bears |
147 |
Tyler Higbee |
148.5 |
2 |
TE16 |
Los Angeles Rams |
148 |
Van Jefferson |
148.7 |
2.5 |
WR66 |
Los Angeles Rams |
149 |
K.J. Osborn |
149.7 |
2.5 |
WR67 |
Minnesota Vikings |
150 |
Irv Smith |
151.2 |
2.5 |
TE17 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
- Michael Gallup: His ADP has steadily risen for weeks as he’ll have a significant role in Dallas’ offense.
- Russell Wilson: We can’t call Wilson a safe option after last season, but he does end a quarterback tier.
- Nico Collins: He’s an upside play due to the lack of competition in the Houston Texans’ wide receiver room, but he’s inching toward being too expensive to target actively.
- Adam Thielen: He’s about half a round cheaper on Underdog, but Thielen is still hard to take at the current ADP.
- Jaylen Warren: He’s a premium handcuff with some stand-alone value. Warren’s ADP has been steadily rising for weeks.
- Greg Dulcich: We’d rather go after Dulcich’s upside than some of the other tight ends in this general range.
- Tyler Higbee: He should not be an outright fade. We’ve seen massive spike weeks out of Higbee in the past, but we hope he becomes a little bit cheaper in the coming weeks.
Players 151-175
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
151 |
Tyler Allgeier |
152.2 |
2.5 |
RB48 |
Atlanta Falcons |
152 |
DJ Chark |
152.7 |
3 |
WR68 |
Carolina Panthers |
153 |
Jordan Love |
153.8 |
3 |
QB20 |
Green Bay Packers |
154 |
Devin Singletary |
154.9 |
3 |
RB49 |
Houston Texans |
155 |
Marquez Valdes-Scantling |
155.8 |
3.5 |
WR69 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
156 |
Jalin Hyatt |
157.8 |
2 |
WR70 |
NY Giants |
157 |
Matthew Stafford |
158 |
3 |
QB21 |
Los Angeles Rams |
158 |
Gerald Everett |
158.7 |
3 |
TE18 |
Los Angeles Chargers |
159 |
Jayden Reed |
159.5 |
3 |
WR71 |
Green Bay Packers |
160 |
Tyquan Thornton |
161.7 |
3 |
WR72 |
New England Patriots |
161 |
Donovan Peoples-Jones |
161.8 |
2 |
WR73 |
Cleveland Browns |
162 |
Marvin Mims |
162.9 |
3 |
WR74 |
Denver Broncos |
163 |
Raheem Mostert |
163.3 |
2.5 |
RB50 |
Miami Dolphins |
164 |
Rashid Shaheed |
164.4 |
2 |
WR75 |
New Orleans Saints |
165 |
Juwan Johnson |
164.4 |
3 |
TE19 |
New Orleans Saints |
166 |
Jerome Ford |
165 |
3 |
RB51 |
Cleveland Browns |
167 |
Sam LaPorta |
166.2 |
2.5 |
TE20 |
Detroit Lions |
168 |
D'Onta Foreman |
167.7 |
3 |
RB52 |
Chicago Bears |
169 |
Kyler Murray |
169 |
2.5 |
QB22 |
Arizona Cardinals |
170 |
Curtis Samuel |
170.9 |
3 |
WR76 |
Washington Commanders |
171 |
Kenny Pickett |
171 |
3.5 |
QB23 |
Pittsburgh Steelers |
172 |
Ezekiel Elliott |
173.1 |
2 |
RB53 |
Free Agent |
173 |
Taysom Hill |
174.2 |
2.5 |
TE21 |
New Orleans Saints |
174 |
Wan'Dale Robinson |
175.8 |
2 |
WR77 |
NY Giants |
175 |
Tyjae Spears |
176.1 |
3.5 |
RB54 |
Tennessee Titans |
- Marquez Valdes-Scantling: His spike week potential in Patrick Mahomes’ offense makes Valdes-Scantling a solid buy at current costs.
- Tyquan Thornton: He’s been a target for most of this process, but his ADP has risen enough that he should only be taken at a value or when it’s a roster construction decision.
- Kyler Murray: His injury situation makes him unsafe as there is some chance he doesn’t play this season. However, there are situations where taking Murray at a value can make your team more dangerous come playoff time.
- Ezekiel Elliott: The running back market has been interesting this offseason, as several veterans are still available. It would be surprising if Elliott didn’t end up on a team. There are a few landing spots, such as the Bengals or Chargers, where his ADP would spike.
- Tyjae Spears: If you’re betting against Derrick Henry's ability to hold in his age 29-30 season, you should consider targeting Spears more often.
Players 176-200
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
176 |
John Metchie |
176.2 |
2.5 |
WR78 |
Houston Texans |
177 |
Dawson Knox |
176.4 |
3.5 |
TE22 |
Buffalo Bills |
178 |
Bryce Young |
178.3 |
2.5 |
QB24 |
Carolina Panthers |
179 |
Jeff Wilson |
180.8 |
3 |
RB55 |
Miami Dolphins |
180 |
Isaiah Hodgins |
181.3 |
3 |
WR79 |
NY Giants |
181 |
Chuba Hubbard |
181.8 |
3.5 |
RB56 |
Carolina Panthers |
182 |
Hunter Renfrow |
183.5 |
2.5 |
WR80 |
Las Vegas Raiders |
183 |
Chase Brown |
184.6 |
2.5 |
RB57 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
184 |
Tyler Conklin |
185.3 |
4 |
TE23 |
NY Jets |
185 |
Kenneth Gainwell |
186 |
4 |
RB58 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
186 |
Brock Purdy |
186.4 |
2.5 |
QB25 |
San Francisco 49ers |
187 |
C.J. Stroud |
186.8 |
2.5 |
QB26 |
Houston Texans |
188 |
Chase Claypool |
188.9 |
4 |
WR81 |
Chicago Bears |
189 |
Mike Gesicki |
190.7 |
3 |
TE24 |
New England Patriots |
190 |
Gus Edwards |
191.2 |
3.5 |
RB59 |
Baltimore Ravens |
191 |
Josh Downs |
192.9 |
2.5 |
WR82 |
Indianapolis Colts |
192 |
Ty Chandler |
193.3 |
3.5 |
RB60 |
Minnesota Vikings |
193 |
Khalil Shakir |
195.8 |
2.5 |
WR83 |
Buffalo Bills |
194 |
Trey Lance |
196.6 |
2.5 |
QB27 |
San Francisco 49ers |
195 |
Leonard Fournette |
196.9 |
2.5 |
RB61 |
Free Agent |
196 |
Mecole Hardman |
199 |
2.5 |
WR84 |
NY Jets |
197 |
Sam Howell |
200 |
2.5 |
QB28 |
Washington Commanders |
198 |
Michael Mayer |
201.1 |
3 |
TE25 |
Las Vegas Raiders |
199 |
Robert Woods |
201.2 |
3 |
WR85 |
Houston Texans |
200 |
Hayden Hurst |
201.4 |
2.5 |
TE26 |
Carolina Panthers |
- Dawson Knox: He’ll be with the Bills for at least two more seasons and makes more than $10 million annually. Even though Buffalo drafted Kincaid in the first round, Knox will play, and he has a double-digit touchdown upside.
- Chuba Hubbard: If you’re betting against Sanders, it makes sense to be a little heavy on Hubbard late in drafts.
- Tyler Conklin: We’ve been pounding the table on Conklin for what feels like an eternity. His ADP is rising, as it should.
- Kenneth Gainwell: Swift and Rashaad Penny aren’t exactly beacons of availability, and Gainwell is the incumbent in the Eagles backfield. Even if Gainwell is third in the running back rotation, he has significant upside in Philadelphia’s Week 17 matchup with Arizona, especially if Murray isn’t playing.
- Chase Claypool: We shouldn’t be banking on consistency out of any Bears passing game option. That said, Claypool is a late-round wide receiver with a genuine multiple-touchdown upside.
- Sam Howell: Howell has some dual-threat capability and enjoys a solid supporting cast in Washington. However, please remember Howell is a fifth-round pick entering his second season. The floor in this situation is Jacoby Brissett starting on opening day or taking over early.
Players 201-225
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
201 |
Darius Slayton |
201.6 |
3.5 |
WR86 |
NY Giants |
202 |
Trey McBride |
203.5 |
3.5 |
TE27 |
Arizona Cardinals |
203 |
Mac Jones |
204.6 |
3 |
QB29 |
New England Patriots |
204 |
Kareem Hunt |
204.9 |
2 |
RB62 |
Free Agent |
205 |
Nathaniel Dell |
206.1 |
2.5 |
WR87 |
Houston Texans |
206 |
Desmond Ridder |
206.4 |
2.5 |
QB30 |
Atlanta Falcons |
207 |
Tim Patrick |
206.5 |
2.5 |
WR88 |
Denver Broncos |
208 |
Isaiah Likely |
206.6 |
2.5 |
TE28 |
Baltimore Ravens |
209 |
Clyde Edwards-Helaire |
207.5 |
2 |
RB63 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
210 |
Marvin Jones |
208.6 |
2 |
WR89 |
Detroit Lions |
211 |
Luke Musgrave |
209 |
2.5 |
TE29 |
Green Bay Packers |
212 |
Terrace Marshall |
209.6 |
2 |
WR90 |
Carolina Panthers |
213 |
Jake Ferguson |
209.7 |
3 |
TE30 |
Dallas Cowboys |
214 |
DeWayne McBride |
210.3 |
2.5 |
RB64 |
Minnesota Vikings |
215 |
Justyn Ross |
210.6 |
2 |
WR91 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
216 |
Noah Fant |
210.7 |
2.5 |
TE31 |
Seattle Seahawks |
217 |
Joshua Palmer |
211.3 |
3 |
WR92 |
Los Angeles Chargers |
218 |
Puka Nacua |
211.7 |
3 |
WR93 |
Los Angeles Rams |
219 |
Jimmy Garoppolo |
211.9 |
1.5 |
QB31 |
Las Vegas Raiders |
220 |
Zach Evans |
212.2 |
3 |
RB65 |
Los Angeles Rams |
221 |
Hunter Henry |
212.5 |
3.5 |
TE32 |
New England Patriots |
222 |
Jelani Woods |
212.9 |
3.5 |
TE33 |
Indianapolis Colts |
223 |
Richie James |
213 |
2 |
WR94 |
Kansas City Chiefs |
224 |
Parris Campbell |
213.1 |
3 |
WR95 |
NY Giants |
225 |
Michael Carter |
213.2 |
2 |
RB66 |
NY Jets |
- Darius Slayton: His speed gives him spike-game potential.
- Kareem Hunt: He’s one of the handfuls of big-name veteran running backs still available. Hunt may have the toughest time finding a new team.
- Jimmy Garoppolo: Garoppolo was a matchups-based streaming option in San Francisco with a championship-caliber supporting cast. That isn’t the case in Las Vegas.
- Hunter Henry: He’s been productive in the past and should have a significant role.
- Parris Campbell: Reynolds probably has more exposure to Campbell on both major best ball platforms than most.
Players 226-250
ADP Rank |
Player |
ADP |
Rating |
Position Rank |
Team |
226 |
Michael Wilson |
213.3 |
2 |
WR96 |
Arizona Cardinals |
227 |
Israel Abanikanda |
213.5 |
2.5 |
RB67 |
NY Jets |
228 |
Pierre Strong |
213.7 |
4.5 |
RB68 |
New England Patriots |
229 |
Deuce Vaughn |
213.9 |
2 |
RB69 |
Dallas Cowboys |
230 |
Corey Davis |
214.1 |
3 |
WR97 |
NY Jets |
231 |
Allen Robinson |
214.2 |
2 |
WR98 |
Pittsburgh Steelers |
232 |
Cordarrelle Patterson |
214.2 |
2 |
RB70 |
Atlanta Falcons |
233 |
Baker Mayfield |
214.3 |
2 |
QB32 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
234 |
Ryan Tannehill |
214.5 |
3 |
QB33 |
Tennessee Titans |
235 |
Cade Otton |
214.7 |
2.5 |
TE34 |
Tampa Bay Buccaneers |
236 |
Joshua Kelley |
214.7 |
3 |
RB71 |
Los Angeles Chargers |
237 |
Quez Watkins |
214.8 |
2 |
WR99 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
238 |
Cedric Tillman |
214.8 |
2.5 |
WR100 |
Cleveland Browns |
239 |
DeVante Parker |
214.9 |
2.5 |
WR101 |
New England Patriots |
240 |
Zach Ertz |
214.9 |
2 |
TE35 |
Arizona Cardinals |
241 |
Greg Dortch |
215 |
2.5 |
WR102 |
Arizona Cardinals |
242 |
Zamir White |
215 |
3.5 |
RB72 |
Las Vegas Raiders |
243 |
Keaontay Ingram |
215.1 |
2.5 |
RB73 |
Arizona Cardinals |
244 |
Mack Hollins |
215.2 |
2 |
WR103 |
Atlanta Falcons |
245 |
James Robinson |
215.2 |
1 |
RB74 |
Free Agent |
246 |
Logan Thomas |
215.3 |
2.5 |
TE36 |
Washington Commanders |
247 |
Kyren Williams |
215.4 |
1.5 |
RB75 |
Los Angeles Rams |
248 |
Malik Davis |
215.5 |
4 |
RB76 |
Dallas Cowboys |
249 |
Trayveon Williams |
215.5 |
2.5 |
RB76 |
Cincinnati Bengals |
250 |
Tutu Atwell |
215.5 |
2 |
WR104 |
Los Angeles Rams |
- Pierre Strong: With James Robinson released, expect Strong’s ADP to climb.
- Zamir White: Jacobs led the league in touches last season, and White looks like his primary backup.
- Malik Davis: Unless Dallas brings back Elliott or signs Cook, Davis looks like Pollard’s primary backup.
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