Good morning everyone, I went back and forth on this. I was going to do a Pot Cakes Dynasty League Mock Draft, but why should I help just our league. I am a man of the people, so we are looking at the Pot Cakes Dynasty League Rookie Rankings. We rank the Top 64 Rookies, which will match the number of draft picks our league has in our Rookie Draft, plus our Top 5 Free Agents, that are also eligible for our draft. This will hopefully serve as a draft guide for some of you, and help get a little more info on the top rookie prospects. The Pot Cakes Dynasty League is a week away from Pick 1.01. So let’s get to it, here are the Top 64 Rookies in this year’s draft. Things thrown into consideration in order of preference, immediate impact, team, and projected/long term impact.
1. Ja’Marr Chase – WR – Cincinatti Bengals – WR1
Chase steps in as a starter and likely #1 due to his connection with Joe Burrow. Additionally, Chase walks into a 104 target vacancy of A.J. Green, and Gio Bernard’s almost 60 targets. While those 60 will likely go to Mixon, there still may be some carryover to those 104 targets. The Bengals will continue to lose games, and will have to throw the ball because they are down. Chase was the first WR off the board, he’s the guy. It’s that simple.
2. DeVonta Smith – WR – Philadelphia Eagles – WR2
Smith walks onto a team as the WR1, the only difference between Chase and Smith is the QB play. Burrow is a better passer, Hurts completion percentage decreased in each start. This is something that Hurts needs to work on and should be able to with Smith. Smith due to being the new WR1 is an easy pick for the second best rookie. While Smith will compete against Reagor, Fulgham, and even Ward, none of those guys should worry you about the future of Smith.
3. Najee Harris – RB – Pittsburg Steelers – RB1
Harris falls to three simply because the Steelers offensive line is depleted. He is the starter, he will get the touches, he has the size, but Saquon could not get it done last year (small sample size) because of how bad the Giants O-Line was, and that is my fear for Harris. Harris will lead backs in touches, but quality touches are important too.
4. Travis Etienne – RB – Jacksonville Jaguars – RB2
Immediately after the draft I was mad. But, Etienne has grown on me. While Robinson is a capable back and will likely share some of the workload. Etienne is basically the same size, but fast. And it’s his QB. And he’s a first rounder. Imagine a rookie coach taking an RB in the first round, only to have him not play above 50% of the snaps because an undrafted rookie is better. It doesn’t matter if it’s true, Etienne is going to get touches, and I think he’s better than J-Rob. Etienne can do it all, I like Etienne to lead these rookie backs in receptions.
5. Kyle Pitts – TE – Atlanta Falcons – TE1
Pitts is the most interesting. He can easily be the guy you look back on in 5 years and hit yourself for not taking him, or he could be the guy that costs you a WR2 and Pitts never produces. TE production is a game changer in fantasy, but it is so tough to judge year to year. Kelce sure, but everyone else is so up and down that it is tough to justify a high pick on a rookie TE. Whoever takes him, good luck.
6. Jaylen Waddle – WR – Miami Dolphins – WR3
As a fan I am incredibly excited at Waddle being a Dolphin. As a fantasy manager, this is a slower burn than I would like for a top end First. Waddle is going to be great, he is going to be the guy for the Phins. Now, he has Tua going through growing pains, Fuller who is a dominant WR when healthy, and Parker who is solid. And the Phins have a good TE, and rookie TE too. So Waddle will have to clearly separate himself on a team with a lot of options, but the person controlling those options has to start slinging the rock for Waddle to have success.
7. Rashod Bateman – WR – Baltimore – WR4
Bateman is in a great spot to be the #1 option on the Ravens. The issue is that the Ravens are run first. But Lamar has been known to throw the ball well, he just needs guys that can catch. Bateman can do that, Bateman can give the Ravens another option which will result in more offense for a team that is already great. Bateman is a must have because he has immediate impact and is the future.
8. Javonte Williams – RB – Denver – RB3
Williams only falls this far because Gordon will get a lot of the touches at the start of the year. Williams is for sure the future in Denver. Gordon is a vet on a young team, they are going to move on from him. Gordon still has a year or two left so hang tight. But Williams is a 3-down back. He rounds out the top-3 RBs. While he may have a slow rookie year, years 2-4 should be lights out.
9. Trevor Lawrence – QB – Jacksonville Jaguars – QB1
T-Law is here because he is a confirmed starter on a team with an acceptable offense. I mean Minshew at times tore it up, so Lawrence should be able to do the same. Pure volume, Lawrence should produce the most of a rookie, plus with his size he should be able to make it through his rookie bumps and bruises. Chark, Shenault, and Etienne all provide decent options for Lawrence. And the offensive line is alright, not exceptional, but alright, so Lawrence should be able to get off his throws.
10. Elijah Moore – WR – New York Jets – WR5
There are a lot of teams that are better fits for Moore. But he’s a Jet, and the Jets have former first round pick Corey Davis and also Jamison Crowder to compete with Moore. But Moore will likely play the slot for the Jets and provide excellent route running, plus the rookie connection always helps. Wilson will be keeping an eye out for his future long term teammate. The New New York Jets invested a lot in these two picks, so they are the franchise whether they like it or not.
11. Rondale Moore – WR – Arizona Cardinals – WR6
See everything I said for Elijah, except down grade Rondale because Elijah is slightly better, and also because the Cardinals are going to throw the ball to De’Andre Hopkins. But long term, Hopkins is older, and A.J. Green is already old. So Moore should be able to fly under the radar and then blossom into a great role for this Cardinals team. However, a coaching change could slow down this offense if they do not produce some wins this year.
12. Trey Sermon – RB – San Francisco 49ers – RB4
What an interesting spot. Sermon may not see the field much this year. What’s important is that he has a good training camp and practice run. The reason being that after this year, Sermon will be the only back for the 49ers. Everyone else’s deal is up, it would be his show. And the 49ers run the football in case you’ve never seen their highlights. Sermon is in a great year 2 spot.
13. Justin Fields – QB – Chicago Bears – QB2
The Bears have been missing one thing the last few years, a quarterback. Now they have one. Fields is going to play over Dalton within the first 3 games. Fields is athletic, smart, tough, and has good options. A-Rob, Mooney, and D-Mont all should help him succeed in his first year. The best news is that Fields can hopefully save Nagy and Pace’s jobs, and comedy will ensue with bad decisions outside of this pick.
14. Terrace Marshall Jr. – WR – Carolina Panthers – WR7
Marshall is in a better spot than a guy that will be mentioned next. DJ Moore and Robby Anderson are both ahead of him on the depth chart, but Marshall is a clear cut #3. He will see the field, he will get the ball thrown his way. Marshall is the real deal, and he should be drafted accordingly.
15. Kadarius Toney – WR – New York Giants – WR8
Toney is in a bit of a pinch. Kenny G, Darius Slayton, John Ross, Dante Pettis, Sterling Shepard, and Kadarius Toney. That is a lot of WRs. Toney is the second best WR and will eventually be opposite of Golladay. The problem is when. I do not know. Plus, Saquon will get a lot of the offense. But When Toney is almost as fast as Ross but bigger, who would you rather have drop the pass, Ross on a vert or Toney on a double move?
16. Michael Carter – RB – New York Jets – RB5
Carter also was a big investment for the Jets. Carter finds himself in the mix. Lamicale Perine and Tevin Coleman both are options for the Jets as well. But the upside of the New New York Jets having their “Big 3” should at least get Carter touches to see if the front office got this right.
17. Trey Lance – QB – San Fransico 49ers – QB3
Lance is the QB of the future for the 49ers. The downside is the 49ers run the ball. But you saw it from time to time the Jimmy G was able to capitalize on the play action passes. And with this team starting to develop a decent core around the QB, with a stable of backs, Kittle, Deebo, and Aiyuk, all those guys can take a short pass and go. The pressure is just on the QB of the 49ers to get the ball out. Lance can do that, he is in a great spot.
18. Amon-Ra St. Brown – WR – Detroit Lions – WR9
St. Brown comes from a family of athletes. His brother is in the NFL. The good news for this St. Brown is that the team needs to re-build. He was a 4th rounder so that’s not super exciting, but name the Lions WRs. You almost can’t. This gives St. Brown as good of a shot as anyone. He’s worth the mid-second pick in a rookie draft, he has a chance.
19. Kenneth Gainwell – RB – Philadelphia Eagles – RB6
Gainwell is stuck behind Miles Sanders. There is no question there. But Gainwell has the best hands out of any of the RBs in this draft. He’s going to have a role in the NFL, and if that role is Tarik Cohen, that’s perfect. He’s a fill in player, get a few catches a game, have some points at the end of your roster. Gainwell is a long term play, but at RB it falls fast, so you have to take the guys that fall to you.
20. D’Wayne Eskridge – WR – Seattle Seahawks – WR10
Eskridge was a second rounder. A second rounder here as the back half of the second round approaches is a good bet. While yes, the Seahawks are going to be a run first team this year, that is clear. But when both sidelines have Metcalf and Lockett, this lets the small and fast Eskridge roam the middle with less pressure. Play action to the slot, sign me up.
21. Zach Wilson – QB – New York Jets – QB4
Wilson falls far because it’s the Jets. But this could be a sneaky steal. While everyone avoids Wilson because of the Jets, he’s a starter in the NFL. He’s a perfect stash and see. If you need a QB and Wilson is there, it will be tough to say no as the draft goes on. Wilson has capable WRs around him, so it might work.
22. Amari Rodgers – WR – Green Bay Packers – WR11
The Packers need one thing on offense, that’s a clear cut #2 WR. The upside is there, Rodgers can fall into a Cobb role. Oh, his mentor, Randall Cobb. Upside, a team that throws the ball, and a proven winner in college, Rodgers is the best you can do here.
23. Dyami Brown – WR – Washington Football Team – WR12
This is where things get tougher in the draft. Brown was a 3rd round pick, but he has McLaurin and Curtis Samuel clearly in front of him. Then vet Adam Humphries is on the team, Cam Sims played a little last year, Kelvin Harmon missed the whole year, Antonio Gandy-Golden is out there, and even Steven Sims showed small bursts. So it’s a crowed place to fight for snaps, not even targets in Washington. But with Fitzmagic, sometimes you just have to believe.
24. Pat Freiermuth – TE – Pittsburgh Steelers – TE2
Great tight end, known to be physical, just what the Steelers need. As you get deeper and deeper into the draft you need to look for the value at the other positions. Here it’s TE and Pat’s biggest problem is he doesn’t know who his QB will be next year.
25. Tylan Wallace – WR – Baltimore Ravens – WR13
Wallace is here because the Ravens clearly do not like who they have at WR. They brought in Sammy Watkins, they have Hollywood Brown. But long term, Wallace is in a good spot to develop.
26. Josh Palmer – WR – Los Angeles Chargers – WR14
I mean Keenan Allen is the guy for LAC, Mike Williams is cool too, but injuries and youth are both on Palmer’s side. He’s a stash guy. Herbert loves to chuck it, Palmer just needs to be the guy in the next year or two to be on the field with his hands out.
27. Kylin Hill – RB – Green Bay Packers – RB7
There is a huge drop off from RBs 1-3, 4-6, and then after that it falls. Hill is a stash. But Hill just needs to sit tight. If the Packers decide to move on from Jones in two years, that means three years from now Hill is getting all the third down work. He’s a shifty guy, he can give the Packers a boost like Jamaal Williams did. Just small but great quality touches.
28. Cornell Powell – WR – Kansas City Chiefs – WR15
Powell is in a good spot. I mean it’s the Chiefs. The Chiefs have Hill and then Kelce, but Kelce is old. Slowly this should turn to a new WR2 on their team. Powell can grow into that spot. He’s a quality WR, and you just have to find the field and let Mahomes do the work for you.
29. Nico Collins – WR – Houston Texans – WR16
If you are seeing a pattern here, it’s that the other classes are so bad that WRs just have to go first. I mean I have a player from the Texans ahead of other guys. Nico finds himself in a nice spot, the Texans are bad. Randall Cobb is fun, but he is older. Keke Coutee has always been a guy that picks up some buzz at the back end of re-drafts as a guy that you hope can pan out. Well Nico is the new Keke, you have to just to take him here and hope the Texans figure it out at least a little bit.
30. Mac Jones – QB – New England Patriots – QB5
I mean Mac Jones is a 3rd rounder in non-super flex rookie redrafts. He is the QB next year. Take the guy and wait and see. Mac Jones has no problem being a backup, learning, and then flourishing. He’s a wait and see, but it’s worth the wait.
31. Rhamondre Stevenson – RB – New England Patriots – RB8
Now Stevenson and the next rookie are a toss-up. Stevenson at least can be a goal line back. He’s big, but smooth. With Damien Harris not taking advantages of the banged up backfield of the Patriots last year, this should give you a little interest in Stevenson. He’s competing against Sony Michel and Damien Harris, it is anyone’s game. And likely, it is everyone’s game. Stevenson will get his chances, you just have to hope he does just enough to get the starting job for year 2.
32. Chuba Hubbard – RB – Carolina Panthers – RB9
Now you can’t expect injuries. But what you can expect is for the Panthers to “limit” CMC a little more this year. CMC is so important to the Panthers’ offense that they need to keep him healthy. Chuba can fill in and get some touches, maybe take over as the RB at the end of his rookie deal, or at least stay healthy enough and show enough to get a chance on a bad team in five years. Chuba is a sneaky long term guy, he was regarded as the best, or second best, RB in 2019, can he find that again? Worth the risk here in the back of the 3rd.
33. Brevin Jordan – TE – Houston Texans – TE3
A run on Texans? This is another hope the Texans figure it out. You have no clue what directions the Texans go over the next few years, but the players they have should be drafted at some point. Why not take your shot at one of the few TEs worth drafting here late in the 3rd. Your options are limited here, so go for potential.
34. Dazz Newsome – WR – Chicago Bears – WR 17
Newsome finds himself on a team that has one WR that has a future with the Bears, Darnell Mooney. A-Rob is on a 1-year deal. He’s going to chase money next year. Could it be the Bears, probably not. Anthony Miller has been an early trade rumors guy. So, who’s left, it could be Newsome. Newsome could be this years WR3 for the Bears, and then the WR2 for the Bears next year. The Bears will likely invest in a WR next year, so Newsome may only end up at best as the WR3, but with a chance to see the field, you gotta take him.
35. Anthony Schwartz – WR – Cleveland Browns – WR18
The guy is a burner and track star. The Browns have Jarvis and OBJ who are aging and the rumor is will have to move on from one, if not both of their WR duos soon. With a little investment in Donovan Peoples-Champion-Jones, Schwartz may see the field more just based on the draft capital.
36. Tommy Tremble – TE – Carolina Panthers – TE4
I have to think Tremble can overtake Dan Arnold and Ian Thomas in year 2. It’s a bit of a gut feeling, but I mean it makes sense. Tremble was great in college. While he’s a third rounder compared to Ian Thomas a 4th rounder in the draft, that is where teams want their TEs, so the draft capital is actually pretty good for Tremble, the team likes him, so why not look at your team and take a chance on TE in the third of a rookie draft. TE’s have upside as the draft goes on, WRs and RBs, well there are just too many options, so hedge your bet and choose from the smaller sample size.
37. Tutu Atwell – WR – Los Angeles Rams – WR19
The Rams used their first pick on a WR. This guy has to play, or has to be a replacement for Woods or Kupp in the next two years. Woods has a potential out after this year, and Kupp has one in two years. Who knows, but with the Rams budget and the Rams not having first round picks, this big of an investment on a WR when the team needs help elsewhere should say something, what, I don’t know.
38. Javian Hawkins – RB – Atlanta Falcons – RB10
This is a sleeper pick. The Falcons have Mike Davis as their RB1. After that there is not much. Hawkins is a guy you take the risk on and hope he gets RB2 touches on this team. Hawkins is a boom or bust pick, but welcome to the back half of a rookie draft.
39. Elijah Mitchell – RB – San Francisco 49ers – RB11
I mean at some point you have to take an RB. Mitchell was drafted by a team that does not have RBs next year. It will be Sermon and Mitchell as the only guys under contract (assuming Mitchell is on the roster this year). While Trey Sermon was incredible this year, that was it, this year. Mitchell just has to go to work and try to be the guy. It’s a coin flip. I mean obviously, on paper, Sermon is better, higher draft pick, all the buzz. But we’ve seen guys beat out big names, we’ve seen big names disappear. Mitchell is worth the risk as we close out the 3rd round of a rookie draft.
40. Khalil Herbert – RB – Chicago Bears – RB12
Now we are into the fourth round of what would be our rookie draft. By now, it is likely a couple free agents have been taken rather than rookies. But we are not doing that here. So we take Khalil Herbert who could be the heir to the throne of Tarik Cohen. So here you are taking a hopeful RB2 on a team. You are just hoping he gets receiving targets in the future.
41. Seth Williams – WR – Denver Broncos – WR20
He’s big, he’s a sixth rounder, he’s on a team that has a lot of youth at wide receiver. Sutton, Jeudy, Hamler, and even Noah Fant. Then mix in Tim Patrick, it’s a crowded place, but you just have to hope that Williams develops and gets into the mix.
42. Davis Mills – QB – Houston Texans – QB6
Mills gets the spot here on our QB run. He could play this year pending how Watson’s situation works out. Mills was rumored to go higher, he was an interesting guy, the experts flirted with him up and down on their big boards. Take the hope, see what happens with him.
43. Kyle Trask – QB – Tampa Bay Buccaneers – QB7
Trask is interesting, he could be the replacement to Tom Brady. That’s why he has value. He will have assets, the defense may get worse as Tampa cannot pay their guys forever. So take Trask and stash him.
43. Kellen Mond – QB – Minnesota Vikings – QB8
Mond is the QB behind Kirk Cousins. I don’t know, you are this deep in a draft, all the big name QBs are gone, get your guy and move on. See if he pans out, see how long the Vikings deal with Cousins big game moments.
44. Sage Surratt – WR – Detroit Lions – WR21
See all the reasons for St. Brown, but drafted later, so he has less draft capital and starts out further down on the roster. BUT the Lions have questions across the board, so these rookies in places that there is no certainty of who plays is worth the risk.
45. Hunter Long – TE – Miami Dolphins – TE5
The Dolphins have developed a young core of talent. They are doing their best to set up for a playoff run in the near future. This all depends on Tua. BUT, in the event Tua does not work out, the Dolphins will have to continue to rebuild and potentially move on from some quality players. Gesicki is good, but he’s by no means unreplaceable. And if the Dolphins have to look at their roster in the future and decide on paying a tight end, or just going with his younger version, I would assume they take the younger version.
46. Dez Fitzpatrick – WR – Tennessee Titans – WR22
Dez has all the potential in the world to be the Titans #2. Josh Reynolds is on a one year deal, so Fitzpatrick could be the Titans WR3 by the end of the year, but let’s be honest, that does not mean much for fantasy. The future is what matters. Julio is also on a one year deal, with an out after this year. So, potentially, it’s just A.J. Brown and Dez in 2022. That is something you have to hope for with this pick.
47. Demetric Felton – RB – Cleveland Browns – RB13
We only know that the Browns like to run the ball. Felton finds himself as the backup to both Chubb, who is currently on the last year of his deal, and Hunt, is signed through 2022. While I fully expect Chubb to resign with the Browns, RBs that get a lot of touches burn out. Felton is a late round stash in case that happens to Chubb.
48. Noah Gray – TE – Kansas City Chiefs – TE6
Every team should talk up their guys, and that’s what KC is doing for Gray. The thing I like about this late 4th selection, is that Gray can replace Kelce’s production. Well, no one can, but look at that eventual void. Whoever that future TE1 for KC is, is a must have. So take a late shot on Gray and hope it works out. If you get a Kelce at 75%, that is a steal.
49. Chris Evans – RB – Cincinnati Bengals – RB14
Mixon is hurt a lot, and will be taking on a larger role for the Bengals. This only opens the door more and more for a rookie to make an early impact in this young offense. At this point, you are hoping your guy can just make a good impression, and Evans has that chance.
51. Tre’ McKitty – TE – Los Angeles Chargers – TE7
McKitty has Jared Cook in front of him. The potential is there, the QB is there, Keenan Allen is older, Mike Williams is hurt, so someday, this could be Tre’s. He has upside, and at this point in your rookie drafts, you are just hoping for some upside/future play.
52. Marquez Stevenson – WR – Buffalo Bills – WR23
The Bills have a lot of receivers, so Stevenson has to make the team first. But let’s assume he does. The team just signed Emmanuel Sanders, Cole Beasley is aging, and Gabriel Davis is not the answer because the team signed Emmanuel Sanders. So whoever makes the team, once Beasley and Sanders are gone, they have the chance to line up opposite of Diggs, with Josh Allen throwing them the football. That sounds fun to me.
53. Ihmir Smith-Marsette – WR – Minnesota Vikings – WR24
We are officially in the final round of the rookie draft, at least for the Pot Cakes Dynasty League. These players may not even be drafted in rookie leagues, but I will do my best to highlight the few that have long term potential. Adam Thielen cannot play forever. So hopefully Smith-Marsette takes his place one day.
54. Frank Darby – WR – Atlanta Falcons – WR25
Darby is a late pick, but with the Falcons only really having Calvin Ridley, anything is possible for the Falcons as they look to rebuild (or compete and fail).
55. Racey McMath – WR – Tennessee Titans – WR26
The math checks out on this guy. Well it really doesn’t, 6th rounder, LSU though, and if he can make the team, then he has a shot just like Dez.
56. Larry Rountree III – RB – Los Angeles Chargers – RB15
Rountree is in an open competition for the backup spot to Ekeler. I don’t think the Chargers liked what he saw from Kelley or Jackson last year, and with a new coach drafting him, this makes me think Rountree will get a more than fair shot at being the backup.
57. Gary Brightwell – RB – New York Giants – RB16
We have a lot of RBs tucked back here, and that’s because of the uncertainty. Name the Giant’s running backs. If you can, you know none of them are sure things. This gives Brightwell a chance to either be Barkley’s backup, or to take his spot if injuries halt his career.
58. Kene Nwangwu – RB – Minnesota Vikings – RB17
See everything I said about Brightwell, and then include the fact that Mattison flopped when it was his time to take over. The Vikings are looking for help, and looking for help that can take over Cook’s spot if needed due to injury.
59. Sam Ehlinger – QB – Indianapolis Colts – QB9
I fully expect Bottom Bunk to pick Sam Ehlinger here. It will be interesting to see if Ehlinger can surpass Jacob Eason who was a name, like Davis Mills, that was brought up as a potential first round QB surprise. Neither went in the first, but analysts had high praise for Eason, so if Ehlinger can beat him out, then he might be the real deal someday.
60. Pooka Williams Jr. – RB – Cincinnati Bengals – RB18
Pooka is a later drafted Chris Evans. Both have a chance to make their impressions on the Bengals, and both have a shot at the backup spot to Mixon. Pooka was drafted later, so he’s ranked lower.
61. Mike Strachan – WR – Indianapolis Colts – WR27
It is really up to Pittman and Campbell to make sure Strachan does not end up as the WR2 for the Colts in the future. If they cannot produce this year, the Colts have no one, other than the old T.Y.
62. Jaret Patterson – RB – Washington Football Team – RB19
Patterson has to compete against J.D. McKissic, Peyton Barber, Lamar Miller, and Jonathan Williams. I expect next year, 2022, Patterson makes his way up the rankings if not this year. He can be the 2, of the 1-2 punch with Gibby.
63. John Bates – TE – Washington Football Team – TE8
Logan Thomas is 30, both Thomas and Hemingway is only signed through 2021, which means there is an opening. Bates could be the future TE for the Football Team. He’s a fourth round pick, which for Tight Ends is a pretty common spot, so it is the right amount of draft capital to think the Football Team wants Bates to be their guy.
64. Gerrid Doaks – RB – Miami Dolphins – RB20
Dolphins cannot rely on Gaskin or Brown long term, maybe drafting Doaks means something. But the difference between an undrafted guy and a seventh rounder is not much, but there is a reason 63 guys are mentioned first, and I love the Dolphins so he has to make the list.
Now for the Top 5 Free Agents, these players can be picked at any point in the Pot Cakes Dynasty Rookie Draft.
1. Matt Stafford – QB – Los Angeles Rams
Stafford is the perfect QB to have on your team, if you have no one else. Stafford should be able to turn back the clock a little with the prolific Rams offense, which was just missing a QB. Stafford is that QB, so he should be a low end QB1 this year.
2. Samaje Perine – RB – Cincinnati Bengals
There are no RBs out there, so take Perine in case the Mixon injury happens.
3. Randall Cobb – WR – Houston Texans
Will Fuller is gone, Cobb was injured for most of last season, the ball will be thrown to Cobb and Cooks all season.
4. Demarcus Robinson – WR – Kansas City Chiefs
He plays with Patrick Mahomes. That is all. Mohamed Sanu is out there, but the 49ers run the ball and he is the projected WR3.
5. Anthony Fisker – TE – Tennessee Titans
Fisker, Akins, Sample, and Graham are starting TEs available. However, Fisker should see favorable matchups as Brown and Jones will demand attention. It is just up to Fisker to make plays when he’s not blocking
Well, that does it for the Top 64 Rookies and Top 5 Free Agents. Until next time, I hope you and yours have a better tomorow.
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