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Welcome to our 2019 Series Player Profiles. The PPR consensus rankings of Heath Cummings, Jamey Eisenberg and Dave Richard are among the top 150 players to give you arguments and arguments against each player's selection. When you're done, you'll know everything you need to know about writing in 2019.
Here are the 111-120 players, with a lot of improvements to wide receiver and tight end:
120. Anthony Miller, WR, CHI
The case for: As a rookie and injured player most of the year, Anthony Miller led the Bears with seven touchdowns. Of these seven players, five were in the red zone, which suggests that the team has prepared games to score, which is excellent. You will not find much excitement in Miller's rookie season stats, but his fast pace of playing and slipping defensemen with a crisp move is enough to imagine him as a playmaker. for the Bears. Finding it in the double-digit towers offers a stupid flight potential.
The case against: Miller averaged 3.6 targets per game as a rookie. Of course, we can expect a boost, but unless it doubles at 7.2 per game, it will be hard to trust Fantasy's queues. The odds are slim, he will see a lot of weekly throws, given the depth of the Bears' receiving body. We also worry about the quality of his quarter and the possibility or not to push Miller to a record season of 1,000 yards. Miller's slow recovery after a torn labrum is a new strike against him.
119. Austin Hooper, TE, ATL
The case for: Last year 's TE6 in the PPR rating switches to the average board around TE11 at the beginning of the ADP. The fourth-year professional has consistently performed well, reaching 77.2% of its 180 career goals with 8.1 yards per target and a 5.6% touchdown rate, a solid figure for a tight end. Its volume also reached last year with 88 targets.
The case against: Julio Jones' presence limits Hooper's goal, and his supporting role alongside Calvin Ridley and Mohamed Sanu means inconsistent goals every week. If the Atlanta defense stays healthier in 2019, the Falcons will probably throw a lot less. Hooper might not be able to match his 88 targets from 2018 and does not seem to have a lot of cap, but it's a solid alternative so boring if you miss warmer names at the stand.
118. Jared Goff, QB, LAR
The case for: In one way or another, Goff is under the radar although he is ranked in the top 10 of fantasy shifts in the last two seasons. Maybe people are too focused on his struggles for the Super Bowl LIII and forget the 26.6 Fantasy points that he has accumulated on average during his first 11 games in 2018. He has a body of receivers stellar and, hopefully, one of the best half-offensive league on which to rely. Combine it with a brilliant interlocutor, and choosing Goff with a choice after the 100th rank is a pleasure.
The case against: Could the Rams get in trouble? Todd Gurley's knee is a question mark, as is the inside of their offensive line. Do not get me wrong, Goff's success can be linked to the small number of times he was sacked in three seasons. If it's under pressure, it's messy, so if the pass game or the O-line has problems, Goff will get in trouble. And forget about your difficulties in the Super Bowl – Goff has played seven terrible games in his last eight games (including three series tilts), totaling seven touchdowns, six interceptions and a game with more than 300 passing yards. We are all waiting for the quarterback on the day of the draft, but ideally, there is one with a minimum of inconvenience and maximum benefits. I do not know if Goff fits this profile.
117. David Njoku, TE, CLE
The case for: With Baker Mayfield in the center and Odell Beckham on the cover, it is possible that Njoku finally produces big numbers. It improved statistically from first to second year, particularly with respect to the catch rate (from 53.3% to 63.6%). It has always been a little tough, but entering its third season and measuring 6 feet 4 inches and 246 pounds, there will not be much that a defense can do to slow it down.
The case against: Njoku could be the most overrated end of Fantasy. In two seasons, he played two games with over 70 yards and zero with 75 yards or more. How is that supposed to change, Beckham undoubtedly removing the share of everyone's target in Cleveland? This means that Njoku will be a tight touchdown, which is a problem since he has only found the goal zone eight times in 32 games. And do not forget his drops – 13 in two seasons. Even the start of season schedule is not good, as the Titans and Jets were able to cover tight ends last year. Let someone else reach Njoku on draft day.
116. The Foreman D & # 39; Onta, RB, HOU
The case for: The gap between Foreman, the alleged Texas midfielder, and the third Houston player is much wider than the gap between him and starter Lamar Miller. Perhaps he will have the chance to play in the lead role. Foreman did not look like a powder duster last year, but did not have many opportunities and his offensive line could not open him any holes. Any Fantasy manager can take a very risky and very profitable bet on Foreman on turn 9.
The case against: It is generally bad to invest in a third-year race with 93 career alterations and an injury to Achilles. Foreman may have seemed lively in 2018 but barely played (36 shots in two parts). He also has only four career races over 10 yards. It's out of the question that he's starting 2019 with a role other than part-time, and it'll stay that way unless Miller gets hurt or gets terrible. In addition, the jury still does not know how much the Tex-O-line has been improved.
115. Jordan Reed, TE, WAS
The case for: It's all about potential with Reed. He is a seven-year veteran who started a monster season in 2015 and has a chance to do it again, especially because of the new Redskins rookie quarterback and the lack of explosive receivers. It is particularly encouraging that he has been training during the off season instead of recovering from an injury. What could you expect from more than one late choice?
The case against: Head shoulders knees and toes. This is not just a children 's song, it' s part A list of injuries that Reed has suffered since 2015. We were ready to neglect its fragile nature in exchange for its benefit, but last year proved that it was no longer explosive. His lack of speed makes it easier to cover, which is why he had only seven targets in the red zone in 13 games last year. And in terms of streaming, his first three opponents are Philadelphia, Dallas and Chicago. No thanks!
114. John Brown, WR, BUF
The case for: John Brown was on the pace of his second 1,000-yard season, when the Ravens changed hands in mid-November of last year. It was then that his statistics sank because he could not get enough work from Lamar Jackson. With Flacco, he averaged more than seven goals per game and 17.7 yards per shot. Brown is now in a Bills offense that puts quick receivers able to perform long throws. 80% of Josh Allen's touchdowns were 15 yards or more. It's perfect for Brown, who lacks frame but also one of the fastest players in the league. It is also a low risk choice at the end of the round.
The case against: Brown has long been one of the most inconsistent recipients of Fantasy. He has scored four straight in consecutive games over his five-year career and has only 10 assists with more than 80 yards. He's supposed to resist these trends now that he's in … Buffalo? And despite all the exploits of Allen, he has also turned out to be an isolated man. This means that Brown will not always see a large mix of catchable targets. I know there's no risk in taking it late on the day of the draft, but what's the benefit besides some big, unpredictable games?
113. Emmanuel Sanders, WR, DEN
The case for: Sanders bounced back last season with an average of 12.2 yards per shot and nearly six catches per game. Main receiver of the Broncos slot machines, he started the year with more than 16 PPR Fantasy points out of five of his first seven and finished among the top 24 despite four defeats. He also finished in the top 25 in consistency. If he's right, he should head the Broncos in all categories of receivers, which is not a bad thing. Best of all, Sanders falls on the backs of fantasy drafts, making it a discount superstar.
The case against: What about the fact that he's 32 years old and he's suffering from one of the worst injuries that a gambler can have? Even though he may attend the training camp, his effectiveness is still causing concern. Will he continue playing indoors or has he lost that role against DaeSean Hamilton? Can he still expand the field and can he develop a chemistry with Joe Flacco without a full off season and a camp not working together? It does not help that the Broncos attack is a novelty with a caller for the first time in the NFL. Some Fantasy owners will be approaching Sanders because it's a long time ago, but it's worth it to be on the bench when other younger and healthier receivers are available for Round 8 and versions later?
112. DaeSean Hamilton, WR, DEN
The case for: Last year, after four games to play with Emmanuel Sanders after an Achilles break, Hamilton averaged 6.3 receptions and 45.5 yards per exit with two touchdowns. If he maintained that pace for 16 games, he would have 100 assists and eight scores. Not bad! He has a slight upgrade to the quarterback with Joe Flacco, and Sanders is still healing and is not a lock to start the season (or have the slot machine post on his return). Hamilton stands out as a reception pig.
The case against: Hamilton averaged 7.3 yards per take over Sanders (8.1 yards per season). Out of his 30 receptions in 2018, only 10 are more than 10 yards and only one more is worth more than 20 yards. This makes it definitely unattractive in non-PPR. It should also be noted that trends in success in Flacco's short area suggest relying on narrow ends rather than slit receivers. Hamilton certainly benefited from the passing of Case Keenum slot machines at the end of last season. If you write it, how often will you be impatient to get it out of your bench?
111. Neal Keal Harry, WR, NE
The case for: Harry brings a slew of refined skills to the Patriots attack that will unfold without Rob Gronkowski (72 targets last year), Chris Hogan (55 targets), Cordarrelle Patterson (28 targets) and potentially Josh Gordon ( 68 targets). Someone needs to replace these numbers, and Harry is at the top of the list. He can line up anywhere and is a prime target for Tom Brady, especially for the 50 to 50 high jump balloons and fainting at the back of the shoulders. Harry has scored more than 1,000 yards and at least eight goals in each of his last two seasons at Arizona State. If you are planning a rookie job, why not pick a member of the first round who is with the Patriots?
The case against: The Patriots certainly needed help from the catcher for the repechage, but part of their attraction to Harry was his ability to block the race. They certainly could not be seduced by his speed – he ran a 4.53 at the combine and was not known to be a school burner. This can also be a problem when it comes to separating from the defenders. And not only are the Patriots becoming a little more focused on running, but they have never acted excessively by leaning heavily on their outside receivers. Moreover, it's not as if Bill Belichick was sincerely willing to trust his novices.
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