NFC North Fantasy Draft Hinges on Workload
Amon-Ra St. Brown and Justin Jefferson anchor the NFC North, while Tucker Kraft and Colston Loveland require two very different draft plans.
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Amon-Ra St. Brown and Justin Jefferson anchor the NFC North, while Tucker Kraft and Colston Loveland require two very different draft plans.
Lamar Jackson offers the AFC North's safest weekly ceiling. Use Ja'Marr Chase for PPR volume, then treat Cleveland and Pittsburgh as conditional upside.
The AFC West offers four different fantasy paths. See why Rice, Waddle, McConkey, Jeanty and Bowers require different draft decisions in PPR.
DeVonta Smith gets the NFC East's biggest new workload, while CeeDee Lamb, Malik Nabers and Jayden Daniels require different draft plans.
Trey McBride leads the NFC West draft plan, with clear target, wait and workload calls for Puka Nacua, Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Brock Purdy.
Nico Collins and Jonathan Taylor offer the AFC South's proven volume. Wait for Brian Thomas and use Cam Ward as a Superflex QB2 this draft season.
Garrett Wilson leads an AFC East full of changed roles. See where De'Von Achane, A.J. Brown and DJ Moore fit into a usable fantasy plan.
Compare Bijan Robinson, Tetairoa McMillan, Chris Olave and Bucky Irving by the workload and roster fit behind each NFC South draft decision.
Amon-Ra St. Brown and Justin Jefferson lead the NFC North draft plan, while Rome Odunze and Tucker Kraft fit managers who can wait on role growth.
The AFC North creates fantasy volume four different ways. Compare the draft call and football watch point for Baltimore, Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh.
Bo Nix, Rashee Rice, Ashton Jeanty and Ladd McConkey fill different fantasy needs. Match the AFC West role to the roster you're building.
Nico Collins and Jonathan Taylor lead the AFC South choices. Use Trevor Lawrence in multi-QB builds, while Tony Pollard should wait for preseason.
See how CeeDee Lamb, Saquon Barkley, Malik Nabers and Jayden Daniels fit different roster builds, then choose the role your team needs most.
Tetairoa McMillan leads the NFC South plan, while Emeka Egbuka needs more routes and Chris Olave remains the Saints receiver to trust in drafts.
Nico Collins gives AFC South drafts the clean target, while Trevor Lawrence, Daniel Jones, and Gunnar Helm each require a different roster plan.
Rome Odunze, Jameson Williams, Jayden Reed, and Aaron Jones require four different draft plans. See the best target, wait, and conditional bet.