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What’s the best word to describe Henry Ruggs the NFL prospect? Enigmatic? Polarizing? Unicorn? Regardless, there’s a copious amount of buzz surrounding him after his performance at the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine. The obvious headline-stealing number was his 4.27 (100th-percentile among qualified wide receivers) 40-yard dash, which gave him a 110.0 (90th-percentile) Speed Score.

Ruggs’ rare speed and projected draft capital will keep him firmly planted among the top-five rookie receivers and makes him a lock to be selected in the first round of the upcoming NFL Draft. The quarterback-friendly abilities he’ll being to whichever team drafts him make it hard to find a bad landing spot. Whether it be the chalk in Philadelphia, the more recently-popular mock draft destination in Denver, or anywhere in between, he’ll fit into any offense.

Phillip Walker ($12,00) is still the unquestioned best fantasy passer, posting 29.5 points weekly. Week 4 was a season-low for him and he still topped 20 points. Walker leads the XFL in attempts (146), yards (987), and touchdowns (12). He’s a certainty each week, no matter his opponent or game-script. Injuries and slow reactions to changes in usage have kept enough value at other positions that Walker continues to be viable in cash.

Keenan Reynolds ($6,500) has been targeted 6.5 times per game through four weeks but targets mean nothing when they’re coming Brandon Silvers’ misguided arm. B.J.  Daniels may not be an elite passer but based on Silvers’ dismal performance, he would at least be a minor upgrade. His rushing would also help extend plays, allowing all of Seattle’s receivers to find some open space.

Why Buffalo should sign A.J. Green. Philip Rivers can help unlock Parris Campbell in year 2.

Why Denzel Mims is the Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk is the Hakeem Butler of this class.

XFL DFS might actually be solved already. Jamming in Phillip Walker ($12,00) seems to always be the right move. His 32.2 DraftKings points per game are more than ten points ahead of the next closest player. There’s enough value on the slate to pay up for him and his price will be prohibitive enough to keep some people from rostering him.

We’re three weeks into the XFL’s inaugural season. No running back has hit the century mark in a game on the ground and no back has three scores on the season. Lance Dunbar’s ($6,700) 7.7 targets per game are worth more than any traditional back’s carries.

The NFL Combine will be going Primetime for the first time ever. The new format will have the Wide Receivers, Tight Ends, and Quarterbacks taking the field Thursday night from 4-11 p.m. ET, and conclude with Safeties and Cornerbacks on Sunday afternoon after they run, jump, and workout for NFL GMs, coaches, and scouts.

Which running back will run his way into the Top 5 conversation going into the NFL Draft?

Kenyan Drake would look good in an Atlanta uniform. Kareem Hunt was propped up by the Kansas City offense.

Matt Breida is the best-value free agent RB. Devonta Freeman can still be a productive satellite back.

The NFL Combine will be going Primetime for the first time ever. The new format will have the Wide Receivers, Tight Ends, and Quarterbacks taking the field Thursday night from 4-11 p.m. ET, and conclude with Safeties and Cornerbacks on Sunday afternoon after they run, jump, and workout for NFL GMs, coaches, and scouts.

The most underwhelming position of the Draft to some, Tight End could emerge as the most underrated group we have seen in years.

The NFL Combine will be going Primetime for the first time ever. The new format will have the Wide Receivers, Tight Ends, and Quarterbacks taking the field Thursday night from 4-11 p.m. ET, and conclude with Safeties and Cornerbacks on Sunday afternoon after they run, jump, and workout for NFL GMs, coaches, and scouts.

How will Joe Burrow fare coming off a season with the Most Passing Touchdowns in Division 1 College Football History?

The NFL Combine will be going Primetime for the first time ever. The new format will have the Wide Receivers, Tight Ends, and Quarterbacks taking the field Thursday night from 4-11 p.m. ET, and conclude with Safeties and Cornerbacks on Sunday afternoon after they run, jump, and workout for NFL GMs, coaches, and scouts.

Jalen Reagor and Jeff Thomas compete in the 40-yard dash trying to break the record of 4.22 seconds held by John Ross.

Jeff Thomas is flying far too low under the radar. Why Clyde Edwards-Helaire should be ranked ahead of Ceedee Lamb in fantasy football dynasty leagues.

Anthony Miller, James Washington and Corey Davis are wide receivers who should feel vulnerable during the NFL Draft. What traits do K.J. Hamler and Tyreek Hill have in common?