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James White was entrenched as the Patriots’ satellite back in 2016 and trailed only David Johnson and Le’Veon Bell in receiving. Finishing third in receptions and yards, while only playing 41.6-percent of snaps.

Although with new faces in the backfield, there is plenty of opportunity with LeGarrette Blount leaving behind 299 carries. With the bulk of the passing game work again for 2017, James White looks to be the best value Patriots RB to target in fantasy football leagues

Amari Cooper will experience a positive touchdown reversion based on his propensity to score touchdowns at Alabama.

Kelvin Benjamin is a poor man’s Devin Funchess, not the other way around, based on Breakout Age and College Dominator Rating.

Despite being notorious for drops, Fuller’s absence early in the season actually does lower the upside of the Texans offense. Wendall Williams scary athletic profile and college big play ability makes him the best choice to replace him in the offense.

Hopkins will likely see a bump in volume until Fuller returns. However, Williams remains a strong stash candidate in dynasty leagues. Williams would need to start over Jaelen Strong to be on the radar in redraft leagues.

Derek Carr should score less touchdowns in 2017 while Matthew Stafford should score more based on advanced stats, metrics and analytics for fantasy football.

Meanwhile, don’t be surprised if Spence Ware scores more than Tevin Coleman in 2017.

One explanation of this discrepancy between Jordan Howard and DeMarco Murray’s ADP may be the fact DeMarco Murray has been designated by the fantasy community as “injury prone.” Murray has missed exactly four games since 2012, and although it seems like he’s been around forever, this is only his 7th year in the league.

Assuming he won’t trip over his own feet running through the wide open lanes created by the threat of Aaron Rodgers in the passing game, the sky is the limit for Ty Montgomery, and he should be drafted higher than Dalvin Cook in all formats.

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No Minnesota RB last year could even post a Production Premium score better than -12.1 which still only ranked that player (Matt Asiata) as the no. 59 running back. The Vikings are #BadAtFootball, particualrly when running the ball. Don’t bet on Cook turning this running game around when one of the best running backs (if not the best) of the 21st century struggled to do so consistently.

With changes abound to the Panthers’ offense, and locked into a starting role opposite of Kelvin Benjamin this season, opportunity knocks for Devin Funchess. Three years younger, and the superior athlete to Kelvin Benjamin, Funchess looks poised to pass Benjamin as the WR1 for Carolina.

Devin Funchess saw a 23.7-percent Red Zone Target Share in 2016, just 2 targets behind Greg Olsen and 1 behind Kelvin Benjamin. Not given the opportunities of Ted Ginn, he was just as effective as a downfield threat.

The Packers have finished in the top 10 in both points per game and yards per game nine times in the 11 years Mike McCarthy has been head coach. 2015 stands out as an outlier, which is at least partially explained by McCarthy giving up play calling duties to then-Offensive Coordinator Tom Clements for a portion of the season.

Jamaal Williams looks like a one-dimensional between-the-tackles grinder, while Aaron Jones looks like a future 3rd down or change of pace running back. Rather than indicating a lack of confidence in Montgomery, the Packers drafted two running backs simply needed to replenish the position with other RBs on their roster outside Montgomery.

Cole Beasley is largely forgotten in 2017, being drafted in the final rounds if at all. But the undrafted slot receiver should be a primary target for your upcoming drafts providing you a secret advantage to your drafts.

Being drafted outside the top 150 players, you can focus your early and middle round pics on other positions and high upside players, knowing you will secure a PPR stud in the later double digit rounds of the draft. Beasley is the ace up your sleeve in your 2017 Fantasy Football drafts.

The loss of Ravens running back Kenneth Dixon has led to a boost in value for Terrance West and Danny Woodhead, but could Javorius “Buck” Allen be the eventual back to own in Baltimore for 2017?

Allen’s 220-pound frame, that is more than built for running between the tackles. Yet, he was also a preferred target in the passing game as a rookie with his 45 receptions, and totaled the 10th most targets among running with 62, which would lead to favorable upside should he manage to see the field in a more frequent role in 2017.